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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-28
Julia and Christina Deike, who live

Julia and Christina Deike, who live
at home.
Mr. Dcike was fine young man,
industrious aud faithful, good work
man. and was doing well. He had
numerous friends who will greatly
regret his unexpected taking off in
the strength of his young manhood.
The remains arrived at eleven
o'clock last night.
The funeral will he held ut 1880
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from
the residence, 1ll3 North Front. and
two o'clock from the German Meth0.
dist Episcopal church
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-28
Commander Mill Company Is Incor
porated; its Properties.

st. Paul. April 22.-The Com
mander Mill company, 100000 CAPT
tai stock, Big Diamond Mills com
pany, 100000 capital, and Comman.
der Elevator company, $4,000 CAPT
tai, have been incorporated by w.
G. Gooding, B. III. Sheffield, w. d.
Gregory, William II. Suddeth and
w. J. Russell of Minneapolis.
The new companies will operate
the Quirk mills at Montgomery and
Waterville, Mimi, in addition to its
other properties and will have offices
in the Flour exchange. The incorpo.
ratOrs are well known members of
the Minneapolis chamber of com.
merce
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-28
MANKATO FREE PRESS

not be plunged into long-drawn
out and expense litigation.
John X. Snow handed to The Free
Press tho following:
81 wish to state that ] was mis-
quoted in what | said before the
council yesterday regarding The Sec
ond street paving. My statement
was as follows: | am opposed to
paving Second street, but if it has
to be done and Il majority of the
property owners favor 1t, | will try
to stand my assessment, although |
cannot afford it. ] further said the
reason it could not be kept in good
repair near my place was on &C
count CT the water coming from
the hill and flooding the street every
time it rained''
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-28
Proposed to Build Electric Line
From Point to Point.

II. w. Sinclair of Fairmont has re,
ceived a letter from business
friend at Humboldt, Iowa, asking if
Fairmont people are interested in
getting an electric road which is
projected to run north from Fort
Dodge and other Iowa towns, prob
ably with the idea of eventually
reaching the twin cities. Fsirmont
people are interested in every good
thing and will be interested in this
and give it every encouragement if
it is good thing and the promoters
mean business. The Fairmont Com.
mercial club held meeting last
night to consider the proposition.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-28
A. n. SLIDER and Family Came Near
Piunginq into Dam.

From, Mondays Daily.
Albert II. SLIDER and family had a
narrow escape from death at the
Rapidan dam yesterday afternoon.
They were riding in an auto and had
crossed the new bridge from the
west, and had started up the hill,
when the engine refused to work
when fifty feet up the hill. The
car began to back down the rather
steep incline, and the brakes failed
to stop it, although slowing the
speed down. The car backed into
a cement post Had this not been
strong enough to have held the car.
it would have plunged into the res,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-28
Martin O'Malley and Another Muir.
derer Go to Prison.

st. Paul, April 22.-The state
board of pardons yesterday com.
muted the death sentences of Mich.
aelo Reno, in Jail in st. Louis coun.
ty, and Martin O'Malley, the con.
victed murderer of his two stepchil.
dren i'll LIE Sueur county to life i'm
prisOnment.
Notices of the action of the board
were sent to the sheriffs of both
counties and copies were also sent
to Warden Wolfer at the state
prison.
The combinations were not given
as result of an appeal for elem.
ency, although such an appeal was
made, but because of the passage
of the act by the legislature abol
ishing capital punishment in Mime.
sofa.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-28
Likely to Be Selected as Agricultural
School Center.

st. James, Mimi, April 22.-It now
seems probable that st. James will
be chosen as one of the towns at
which a state course in agriculture
will be established in connection with
the high school. J. C.. Davies, super.
intendent of the city schools, w. w.
Brown, county superintendent, and
the local board of education, have
been working for several weeks on
the matter and believe that they have
brought it to a successful issue. Mr.
Davies will meet with the state
board i'm a few days to finally settle
the matter.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-28
Young Man Passes Away at Turtle
Lake, Wisconsin.

fTOIu tuesdays Oaify.
Floyd E. Dunning, only son of
Mrs. Eta Bean, died at Turtle Lake
Wis, OIL Saturday of purpura hea-
murnagica. He was sick five weeks.
The young man was born and reared
in MankatO and was well and favor.
ably known to ALL
He is survived by his mother, Mrs
Eta Bean, and stepfather, Nj. L.
Bean, who reside at Turtle Lake.
two sisters, Mrs. Peter Gjersten OF
La MOure, n. d., and Miss Dorothy
burning of Turtle Lake, Wis. Two
aunts of st. Paul and Mrs. Gjersten
of La MOure, arrived at Turtle Lake
today and the funeral will be held
tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock
The services were conducted by Rev
Taylor, pastor of the United Breth,
rem church.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-28
Accident Happened While He Was
Cranking His Automobile.

From Tuesdays Daily,
Jay w. True last evening had the
misfortune to break his arm in two
places near the wrist while crank
ing his automobile. The arm was
placed in cast at once but the
injury is quite painful Mr.. True
was out again, however, this morn
ing. The accident occurred in the
garage at his home on Hanover
street
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-28
Action Is Begun BY Administrator
of Thorne Estate.

T TOM FTTUaV OdTTy'
Mayor Taylor was this morning
served with summons and COM
plant in an action started by George
A. Tate as administrator of the es-
tate of the late Stephen ThOrne,
against Oscar Bierbauer, the Ma
tional Citizens bank, the city of Man
kato and Joseph Salfer. The suit
is for a partition of land and the
settlement of all claims against it.
The city has some assessment certif.
icates. Hughes & Ellsworth are the
attorneys for the plaintiff.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-28
Several Second Street Property Own
ers May Start Litigation.

From fridays Daily.
1t was reported today that several
of the property owners on Second
street will institute legal proceed
ings to prevent the paving Of that
thoroughfare. Others expressed the
hope that the city and taxpayers will
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-28

ervoir and sunk in sixty feet of wa
ter. AS it was, the car was not
injured much. The car, which is a
new one. was i'm charge of garage
emplOye.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-28
How About II. Scientist?

st. Louis Globe-Democrat: A sci
enlist asserts that planets grow from
satellites. The question of what the
satellites grow from is left for fur.
Their consideration
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YCOY FUNERAL AT :" "" LITTLE ROCK TODAY

Little Rock, Dec. 29.-The funeral of Casper Lee Mccoy will be held here saturday, the remains having arrived yesterday from Chicago, where he died Wednesday hlsn' from wounds inflicted by roooe'' on Christmas day. He was em-
 nloyed by the Herring-Hal'-Marv'n Safe Company, and on returning from lunch found the robber secret ed in the office. Before he could defend himself, the robber sno' him stole s250 and escaped. For several years he was in the elnplos of the Plunkett-Jarrell Grocery eo of Little Rock. He was v years old and unmarried. A brother aho sister reside in Little Rock ana a'iI other brother lives in Mexico. 4
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. AT THE HOTELS
 |. .. + .* + .s + l. l. + .s + l. + f + .

AT THE .ARLINGTON--S. C. Ram sey. Little Rock; M J. Moves, Little Rock. Wm. G. Arendt, Camden; C. Il. Binbam. Lewisville; J. F. Bright, Collin Towltr, Fordyce; C. M. OWebs Memphis; T. J. Dresser, Little Rock' T. l.. Davies, Memphis; R. E Welborh, Waldo: q. l.. Townsend, Little Rock; L. Taylor, city; W. F. Clark, strong R. L. Britton. Birmingham; C. VI. Maier. Los Angeles: c. F. Browning, Jonesboro; c. W. Ragsdill, Little Rock
 AT THE JEFFERsON-S. A. Man son, Lake Village; K. Mahfouz, Hel- ena; J. E. Leger, St. Louis; W G. Guerin, Memphis: w. D. Jackson, San Antonio; S. B. Totten, New fork; D. D. Reilly Reydel; R. A. Lancett anu son Little Rock: T. B. Jacobs. Llttle Rock; Chas Gustolsen. Little hocS' D T. Daniel, Little Rock; Ihomas Pinney, St. Louis; Chas, J. smith, Ne" York: w. M. Bernstein, We" 'o' N H. c. Wilson, city
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nlace the business on high plane and eliminate the 'piker' and "curb-stone broker
NO PROTECTION
 AGAINST YEGGMEN

Little Rock Ark, Dec. 29.-sIt is a wonder to me that half the safes in Arkansas are not blown to p1eces and their cont5 ns taken" states J. W. Fefe, the agfnt of large safe manufacturing concern who has just returned 10 Little Rock from tour of the state in which he visited mum Der of banking institutions. Why even a good portions of the banks have safes which could be opened by an amateur CT raek sman. A littls nitro- glycerine and the work is done. l have seen a number of bank safes which are being used merely because the insurance companies will accept tn m, when the bank people then- selves know the safe is not strong one, and that money placed in it is liable to be lost at any time. do not believe the yeggmen who have been operating in Arkansas are more than amateurs fer if they were oth erwise they would leaxe little b. hind."
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Choice of Suits and Overeoats- S15.OO at Simon's.
 Attorney w. F. Coleman, who has been quite sick for several dass' was able 10 be at his office yester- day.
 Don't forget we have the heS pattern "Winchester Automatic ohot cuns',-haye you sen them? Stop ih we are always pleased to show you.- Cleveland Matthews Hardware GO. II
 -Elbert Ellis, a negro, was ar rested yesterday on a charge or as sault to kill, at Noble Lake, by Dc- putty Constable o. H. Harris and brought to this city and placed ill iail. He will be tried Tuesday before Magistrate w. D. Vance.
 HOLIDAY sPECIALs-Fresh sh toma- toes. bell peppers. parsley, young on ions dressed turkeys and chickens celery-sad -cranberries, fish and oys- tors raisins, entrants and figs. Alex ander Gro. Co |. Bucks White Enameled ovens ID N..,,r., Gas Ranges are non-fust- ah,e Sold by Reap & Crawford ru'" aoie' 'o'' %
 Our Gas Stoves. are construct
 ,non the latest scientific pr'hclpa'' and give best heat for amount o' s@ consumed.-Fox Bros. Hardware so V, ., Retail Department. i1 co S '. rhe wise buyers still come her } for stoves-our Special Stove Sale hoom,ng-no time like the present v get full value for your money-con'
 hore and save money on the stove pu' v chase and your fuel bills as weii'- V c,eve,and-Matthews Hardware Co, n Bert Briggs, formerly of this ell q who for several months has been # California, returned 10 Pine bu s take a position with the Heideipe' II par in the Citizens Bank nu'idii
 He will succeed Bartender Franc :. there. MT. Briggs is an expe -. mixologist and has many lrleh es here. s,, e' Ben Levi, who has been coha"' a s ing the Home Bar cafe for so' W months, stated last night that u cafe would not be moved from '' nresent location for the present. " notwithstanding the fact that
 1Iop,e Rar would be closed on Janu' N l. the cafe will continue business
 the same stand.
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SIDEWALK DISTRICT ND. <
(Barrsqae to Sixth. Olive in p.,,...,

(Barraaae to Sixth, Olive to Popla,, The tax books for the collection of special assessment upon the real prop erty in Sidewalk District No. 8. III the city of Pine Bluff have been placed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying In the District are required to nav thelr assessments to me within thirty days from this date. If such payment Is not made, action will be commerc- ca at the end of that time for ina collection of such assessment and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 27th dav of December, 1911.
 A. G. RUSSELL, City Collector Office City Hall, g a. m. to 12 m
 12 27 i'm.
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os nor cont discount on Boys Suits and Overcoats at Simon 6.
 Let us show you the 'O-Cedaf all mop for your hardwood floors Mcc,uohv Hdw. Co. 12 28 tf.
 All models of Base Burners and Soft Coal Stoves-all sizes-call ana sec them.-Fox Bros. Hardware Co., Retail Department. 4S 70 IL
 We still have a good assortment of those 47 cent pocket knives--theV won't last long-get your choice no" -Cleveland- Matthews Hardware Co 4
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L ESTATE MEN
 HAVE ORGANIZEn

/Little Rock, Dec. 29.-One of the fesults of the Arkansas on Wheels "trip is the organization of the Ar
 Kansas Real Estate Association
 which has just called it's first an- nual meeting for February 8, in Lit tie Rock. The Arkansas Press As sociation will meet at the same time. 1t has been decided that the mem- bership shall be restricted to 150 firms. or one for each county in he state and one for each town or 1city Of importance. There will be no central office at present, but this Is contemplated in the formulation of a state real estate exchange. One purpose of the association is to
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WANTED.

You to list your real estate "i.u mo eor sa,e or rent. deliver the poods. Try me and be convincea'
 THOS. SMITH. Real Estate, Loans and Investments ,nr NY ond Phone 537 12 5 I'm.
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NOTICE

We are trying to get all, our empty cases and oot2 in so as to take stock anl will give a souvenir to
 resident who will phA> if they have an emp We will send our V ter cases. Phone 475. steaE 12 28 3.
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Little Rock. Ark, Dec. 29.-The last meeting of the State Teachers Asso- i, citation for this year, held this morn ing in the high school, was not vis- i ibly lessened in attendance, and cef- tainly not dampened in enthusiasm by the rain.
 The me eting was presided over by President Millar. An interesting ad- dress on the relation of the mou and teeth to the health and the school progress of the children was presen.- ed by Dr. T. M. Milan of Little ROCK. He presented number of the lrrefut- able arguments for medical inspection of school children.
 Mrs. Fannie Fern Andrews gave full presentation of the Work ana purpos of the Amer can School Peace League, of which she is national sec retary. She said that Arkansas lea all the State in the number of school ,ieace leagues.
 Prof. E. w. Torreyson made an ell thusiastic address for "Professlonal Patriotism. and urgsd the teachers to support the Arkansas School Jour nal
 Dr. W. s. Johnson, president of the Teacbzrs' Reading Circle, presented diplomas to ninety teachers who hat Q conopleted the four years reading ana announce q that there We're now 663 enrolled members Il the circle.
 The School Improvement Loving Cup was awarded to the Grossett s. T.t
 The trophy for banner county at tendance was awarded to Mississippi county for the second time This couh- ty had forty me embsrs in attendance, having travelled an aggregate of 5000 miles to the meeting.
 The Reading Circle loving cup was awarded to Clark county for the third time.
 Hon. J. a.epoyne, president Of the State Normal, Was elected life mem hers of the .ssociation.
 presidep w. A. Ramsey of the peace Legue announced the follow inc v,of ofpresidenrs: J. l.. Bond, J. W. Kvvbedall. 4 J, Barrett, J. J. Doyne
 and :. P. Wmack. Dire ctors: D. (.
 anu .;ngs B. Hill, Mrs. E. E. Black n Mrs fnnie U. Rutherford, D. l..
 p.;syey E. Byers. D. T. Rogers, !, p,sse,1fegg, E. R. Long and w. A, t CrawfE
 :. M; Estelle Atkin of Little Rock V felected secretary and W. ]. , ,,e/ond of Little Rock, treasurer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-30

Com pler= sock Of the old Rsli, ble Winchester snd |. NJ. [. soeii. ana cafatdga-atl makes Guns aao F.sf,as HOWELL ARMS CD Dept ,,f ,),d c.togc Gro O t9-is-o
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Children Cry
 FOR FLETcHER'S ' c A s R/
MRS. NELL TROTY
 s1s West Fifth 4 but

Will make you a swe Ion and vour old one. Makes a sWslI evening hats. She akee TUT line of buckram fra mats and hats, children and bcnnete.
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FOR RENT
A few desirable residences

A few desirable residences 1903 Olive. 24th and cherry, 26th and Cherry. S20 Cherry. 15lS Walnut. 1420 West 5tb.  1404 West 9th. 14O6 West 9th. 616 Linden St. SIS Linden St. 2OO9 West 9th 713 Plum St 2 euod ones on Sulphur Springs pike
 PINCHBACK TAYLOR PHONE 1O92.
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f,ile. lase4s in { te n Days.

Your druggist refund money II pAzO OINTMENT fails . cure any case of Lfching. Sind. Bleeding or Prots=5sing Piles sa 10 \ days. soc
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l.4g q Bucks Natural Gas Range .,as 4En ui!l h,qe sa,isfaetton and =f,s.-; lived afeqe -R.eap < tra "fost a9.rYi Co
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BOAZ' The most beantIiui M"' { trasa ever made. Something new ana sanitary, made for comfort and long ..,yica. Ask for BOAZ sold by all Grr.itvre dealers h Pine blaH .1e1e by Turner Bedding Factory We reneyate old mattresses ana .nske them like new. Phone esss
 District Attorney T. Havis NlVon |. in Little Rock, where he is S- tending the annual convention Of the Arkansas Prosecuting Attorneys Az eociation. He will deliver an address : hafore that body today and VIII re- main over at the capital until New =, Years day.
 The stock of goods of the Ne" England Woolen Mills which recently 3went into the hands of recelVer' M rh,s city. was sold Thursday to tae naol-noy4e= Dry Goods Company. T 1itt,e Rock for $2.930. It is said tue .tock inyoiced $5,oOO. The store Will probably be reopened,
 Rev. J. I. Norris, pastor oi ."' First Presbyterian church, states LII ,t will be impossible to have serVlce .,n tho church tomorrow and as for th' mast few Sundays. the services w'il U conducted in the Y. M t. A. in' will probably be the last serV'ce Ill '' " M. c. A. however, as the lmproNS
 finiShpd
 wANTED-A young man aoout or.9o years old. Must be hustle No ordinary boy need apply ENcel sonally brigh' prospects 'or rie nartye to learn business Of one ol u largest companies in the city. oo'e of position to prepare party to asson resnonsible position. Expect it to souire two or three years to oeSe't .Annly in own handwriting X, ca pp. 12 27
 Bertha Hudson, negro woiii' ,o. tr;ad yesterday before Magistr, |. E Cheek on a petit larceny cha' and fined S1O0 and 60 days on :. county farm. She was charged W having stolen some clothes at gro restaurant on State stret. Dep District Attorney Parham represen the state at the trial
 Secretary W. s. Blanton, of
 local Y. M. c. A., left yesterday all noon for Little Rock, where ne
 attend conference held by the s Association Secretaries. Subjects interest conc rning the work Will discussed. Several international retar.es will be present. Mir Biaf will return this afternoon.
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n k Y ; President, J. P. WOmack, Mag nolia
 Vice Presidents, J. U. Swift. * Eugene Thompson, W. $. * Clark w. E. Darby, A. C. * Millar, c. E. Condray, and N. M. Whaley.
 : Secretary Corresponding, J. l.. Bond, Little Rock. Secretary (Recording) Miss En- ma c, Riley, Fl Dorado. Treasurer, H. w. Roberts, Os-
 ceola.
 :. :. k < 4 Aa i Il a
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2-sHOWS NIGHTLY

Admission, Matinee, 1oc' Night be.
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| a* ++ * T. ! < FOR XMAS DINNER I
 * f + + !
Fancy Dressed Turkeys (TeXas stock Fancy Dressed Geese, Fancy Dressed Chickens,
 Fancy Celery
 CranLerries

Oysters, Received this week shipment ol inc Famous Princess Fruit Cakes, that was formerly made in Little ROCK nS Hockbaum.
 THE HOWELL GROCERY COMPANY.
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J. B. WOmACK
 HEADS TEACHERS

Great Three Days Convention Comes to Close With Busy Session on
 Friday Morning-keen Contests.
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taes.sas5,is3 ,. cases eoasldef=d aoneIess aca aoU cured 6g spinal ad- instrnents My sncEnac ,s s.i,..r.s gre
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What Is Boas7
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Isaac Dreyfus Co.

The "O-Cedar" all mop will cle@ and polish your hardwood lioos.- ,toca,,ghv Hdw Co. 12 28t
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. . . : . | $.+ ' % + + =
 . $ . LOCAL AND.OTHERWESE
 & ..A . | | | | < +-* ' + < "f 'A =

-Simon's sale starts Today. Any Suit or Overcoat in tire mouse .-$15.00-at Simons. q BORN-To MT. and Mrs. Guy san ders December 25, fine boy.
 The weather man predicts coid wave for today. with rain and snow. Former prices, $20, .$25, $3o Suits and Oyercoats now4$15 .O0-3our pick the suit at Simon's
 Will Diamond was taken to the Davis Hospital yesterday where he will undergo an operation. Look at our line of Gas Heaters thev are the best---Fox. Bros. Hard- .ware Co.-Retail Department
 12 2S If Complete assortment of duhs' .p,crcIeS. WELL ARMS co. Dept Of Old Lloyd Gro. Co -Buck's Great White" Enamel sL,ned Natural Gas Ranges are best pc cause they can't rust Reap and Cra~- efcrd Furn. Go.
 Mrs. T. G. Edgar, who has been yy9ry sick, is improving and was muco better yesterday.
 Nothing can compare with Bnck's White Enamel oven Gas Range rt can't rust. Sold by Reap Craw- ,eord Furn. Go. u' Only three offenders faced Police Judye Stewart ye esterday nothing ana they were charged with only minor ot fenses and received small fines.
 It makes the hens lay greer qround bone. Ground daily on ou :. electric grinder. Ask us about H. Alexander Grocery Co.
 Wiley Jackson, negro, Wa fined $5 and costs in Magistrate l. D, Cheeks court yesterday for as sault and battery.
 New shipment Wadng Pants JUS .,cefved. Complete stock Brus ,:shelIs-20. 16 ano - gauge-HoWei .rrns Co. dept of old Lloyd Gro. Co Now is the time to get genu'i bargains-we have some, come Tn ali see our stock.-Cleveland-Matthe" Hardware Co. Fay Senyard, son of MT. and Mrs Fred Senyard, who recently return ed from a several months stay | New Mexico and Arizona, entered tn Florence Sanitarium yesterday 10 treatment
 -"Your money back if not satls ,ied''-assures you that the goods W Fhandle are the best your money ca buy-come here for all your hard &ware.-Cleveland- t HI. D. Stroud, white man. was al rested yesterday afternoon by Depuf Constable o. H. Harris, on chare of assault and battery. It is said ths tzs.Stgoud raised rough 'i' aaagse at tn Fourth Avenue Hotel.
 BOAZ' The most beautiful M" tress ever made. Something new sn ...,tary. made for comfort and lon
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For the Sake

of vour future peace of mind and your prese se overcoat buy the best. Therefore buy a o'