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The Washington times., 1912-08-09
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Runs-Shotten C2). Austin, Pratt. KutIna.
Williams, Hogan. Wallace. Hits-Off Vaughn
in la innings. Two-base hits-GandiI
Kutina. Williams, Hogan. ThTee-base hits
Gandil. Pratt. Stephens. Sacrifice hits-Aus-
tin, Hogan, Double plays-Morgan to Nc
Bride Wallace to Pratt to Kutina. Stolen
hall-By Hamilton. Moeler. Wild pitch
Hamilton. Bases on bals-On Vaughn, l.;
on Cashion, 2; of Hamilton 2. Struck out
BY Hamilton. 8: by Vaughn. 3. Left on bases
st. Louis. q Washington. 5. Umpires-
Messrs. Hart and Connolly. Time Of game
l hour and As minutes
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Cubs Get Pitcher.

CHICAGO. Aug. 9.-Pitcher George
Pierce. of the Scranton club, of the
New York State League. was today pur-
chased by the Chicago National League
.eam, Pierce, a southpaw, recently
came into prominence BY striking out
twenty batters in nine innings.
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Loaning an ump.

The big leagues are not the only ones
suffering from lack of competent UNI
pires. Out in Michigan a league asked
President Lynch, of the National
League, for an umpire. and that official
turned over Umpire Bush to help out
during the crisis. All over the coun-
try the players and fans as we'll as the
officials OF the leagues realize that
something must be done for the good OF
the game. Umpirng has been subject
to more criticism this year than any
other. and II is high time that the mat
ter should be attended to-
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John NJ. Ward golfs.

John NJ. Ward, late, but apparently
not launched. president Of the Boston
Braves, is having considerably more
success whacking the little white ball
than he had plotting the destinies Of
the Boston, club. His entry into base
ball was heralded as great event.
Once in the arena he was found to be
woefully lacking in wisdom and sym
pathy. He was not up to the specii-
cations from a player standpoint, and
he should have left the game as a
great shortstop rather than a poor
president.
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The new union.

The formation of the projected play
ers' protective association, which is to
be launched in the fall. according to
present plans, will disclose to the play
ers different attitude on the part of
the magnates from what some in their
own ranks would have them believe.
and no doubt the chip shoulder
element will be disappointed thereat.
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Calls disorderSd touse.

Buck Weaver and Rolla Zeider, the boy
with the double e-jointed- ankles, are
causing Jeems Callahan a world of trou-
Bile. which resulted in their being
benched. Now the pair say they would
rather play ball on the Pacific coast
than continue under Gala hans direc-
ton! The White Sox leader is UP against
a whole lot of trouble which he prob
ably started himself. -
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Jean Dubuc's present.

Montreal fans think we'll Of Jean
Dubuc. They promised their native
son purse of $500 IL he succeeded IN
winning ten straight games. and Jean
In going to collect. The beau garcon has
been the mainstay of the Detroit pitching
orps. and has developed into one OF the
''tars of the year. He has met nut tour
defeats and has won fifteen games.
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Jennings cleans house.

The wild pipe dreams anent Bill Demo
vans managing the Tigers next year
are not to be heard today. Hughle
Jennings first act after signing a two.
year contract was to gently but firmly
place the rollers under Donovan. Jones.
and Delehanty. wild Bill" the hero
Of worlds championship series, is shunt-
ed to Providence. There appears 10 be
much more design than accident in the,
move.
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Giant camp followers at last beginning to appre-
ciate the morose fact that the Cubs still quite a
section Of the daily Standing of the Clubs margin of
eight nine games considerable edge but not when
CLUB is whzzing backward at exactly the rate
of speed shown by another club rushing forward aud
upward Two fast machines travelling in opposite drec-
tions likely to pass at a seconds notce-f not
before.
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AS figure it Johnson has now won eleven straight
games, and his record stands at twentythree wins.
against defeats In his last eleven he has
yielded sixteen and sixtyone hits, Of
one and one-half and five and one-haf swats to
each contest. His last defeat June 29 against
Philadelphia where he joted 81 after holding the
Mackmen to five hits. He may have been credited with
one reverse since in finishing game, but If so the
same has eluded notice.
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(What do you mean by the DOPE" or WI
It's what should he (but rarely Isl.
II things they look to
It's framing up the future biz
From things think you ought to know.
It's tipping OF the future book
From events that have gone before.
Until said tipping gets the hook.
Whereat come again for more.
It's where you dip into the past
And take the future the ny.
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The Senators may win the pennant-or the Senators
may But the spectacle of Walter Johnson whrling
into the stretch is enough to make Messrs. Stahl and
Mack look either side of the roadbed and observe the
of the landing below when the collision arrives
A steam roller whizzing at ninety miles an hour is
nothing to meet a narrow ledge.
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The Reds after dropping thirteen out of fourteen,
finally arrived among the Braves There is more balm
in Boston than in Gilead for National League clubs
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The shakeup.

Yesterdays defeat has caused the an
nouncement from Griff, that the team
will be jostled around. Morgan will be
benched and Laporte will take his place.
The proposition is a good one on the
face Of It and should bring about better
results Hitting has been streaky. and
Laporte, who is natural 300 hitter.
should add the proper balance.
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AS officially promulgated in these dispatches before
the Mackmen can be counted Of the race-when the
race is over Now that Coombs, Bender and Plank in
tact have swung back upon the TRAIL the scramble is
likely to become intense more
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You josh, jest at Macks club If you will
But the swipe Of F. Baker resounds with 1t stilL
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Until you finish up at last,
And kick In with aIibi.
It's showing where the sox will win.
Or where the Cubs and Giants won't
By mixing up the nigh -have-beeB.
With what they ought to debut won't
BY sizing up the general scope
or what has been and what might he.
You bump against the welI-known "dope."
And "bump" is right-take II from me.
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g Rooms ST. Louis Clubhouse Are Object of Protest From Griffith
BOB THAYER'S
Sporting Gossip
Every Knock Is a Boost
Gloom. Gloom. Gloom.

NEVVHf's oTVUTIIs VIOUTTI,
. -
Let US speedily forget that S-to-0 set
back and hope that It will never happen
again. There is no way to explain It.
outside Of the fact that the Climbers
were decidedly of their feed. Chick
Gandfrs work was the only bright spot
in an otherwise gloomy afternoon. We
can forget 1t II we take the next three,
while George Mullin and lean Dubuc
hand the Red Sox a couple of trimmings.
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BINGLES AND BUNTS
The Dope.
Bv Grdntldnd Rice

pe." what you call the "grandolddope?"--A. H. H.
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CIeVe1and rushIng swiftly up slope;
But I'm quite content to linger with this summer,
With the present where we hurl them all defiance
Which will lead to final glory-to the climax Of this
story,
When c. Griffith puts the skids beneath the Giants.
P. A. CARO-. Washington, d. c.
For the time being Mr.. Marquard has let the world
record stuff alone, with his weather peeled upon
Wood and Walter Johnson Wood has already slipped
we'll by the eminent southpaw and Joe is apparently
just beginning to pitch. The is true of Johnson
Even nineteen straight may avail the Rube against
this pair against Eddie Plank, when the final
ming up Is at hand In October.
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DONAGHEY
 WILL VISIT STATE FARM

Little Rock, Nov. S.-Gov. Donaghey anticipates a trip to the state farm in the near future to look after some drainage work which is being dona there. Drainage is hobby Of the gov ernor, and he has been engaged for several years in draining large tract of land owned by him in Faulkne. county. de expects to see the entire farm drained before he leaves the gov ernor's office, and tiling placed in the low parts of the farm to keep it drain ed
 Some portions of the farm have al- ready been tiled, and the crops grown there were much better than before the improvement was mace.
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FIRST CONCERT AT
 THE HIGH SCHOOL

The auditl rium of the High School was we'll filled last evening on the occasion of the seasons first concert given by the students. The affair was very successful, neat sum being realized which will go to purchase 6 new curtain for the auditorium. Ev- cry number on the program was well chosen and those taking part acqult- ted themselves admirably. The fol- lowing program was rendered:
 Piano solo, "HunGarian Chorus,' Miss Florence Brewster.
 Reading, Mice at Play Charles Reinberger.
 Vocal solo, "I Think ot You,' Miss Jennie Mae Langston.
 Quartet, "When the Moon Swings Low,'' four boys.
 Reading, "The Boys Revenge, Miss Ellice Breathwit
 Vocla solo, Browning With Sons the Hour," Miss Floy Herring.
 Violin duet, Voices of the Wood, Misses Edith Foster and Helen Eisen- kramer.
 Quartet, Moonlight Bay four hoys.
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WHIPPED HIS WIFE U. GOES TO COUNTY FARM
George Wright. Negro, Acted As His Own Attorney Tn Magistrates
 Court.

George Wright, negro, was found gull V of three q fferent charges yes- terdav at hearing before Magistrate J. A. Frazier. He was fined $25 and sentenced to 60 days on the c2unty farm for d sturbing the peace, and S25 on two cases of assault and battery. Wright pleaded his own ease before tae magistrate. Tue state was represented by District Attorney T. Hayis Nixon.
 W1ght's arrest and conviction came after he had whipped his wife several nights in succession last wee, at thew home in the neighbor- hood of Eigh:h avenue and State street. The last whipping he ad- minis cred about ? a'clock last Friday mcrning and the womans screams aroased the whole neighborilood.
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Send your laundry to the Pine Bluff Steam Laundry, they have in- stalled new machinery, employ ex- new mana cement 10-26 tt
 J. c. Boulicand was yesterday granted a divorce from his wife, Mrs. Vivian Bcuricand The decree was issued by mutual consent. Attorney s. A. Miller represented MT. Bourl- eand and Attorney w. B. Sorrells, attorney a1 li;em for the wife:
 T. G. Mahan, 1921 18th street, Fort Smith Ark, says: q cannot say zoo much in favor of Foley Kidney Pills I had kidney trouble with pain in my back that hurt so sometimes l had to go sit down. When l start ed taking Foley Kidney Pills was bent over. But now l can Work every day, the pain is gone and l feel fine" w. l.. Dewoody & Co.
 p. P. Byrd, the well known cotton man and capitalist, is quite sick at his home on West Fifth avenue and his wife is also seriously ill Her condi- tion has been alarming for three days. Two trained nurses are in attendance in the Byrd home.
 Through Attorneys Coleman and Can't, the Martin-Phillips Company, of Tennessee, yesterday brought suit in the Jeffe1s son circuit court against Mrs. Fannie l.. Eldridge, of this coun, ty. for $1,96756 for merchandise and money advanced.
 A. J.. ("Tony') Niederweiser has been appointed manager of the Postal Telegraph Company, 122 Ma n street, to succeed Oscar M. Lowe, who died lasr M, nday. MT. Neiderweiser has lived in Little five years, and was employed with the Western Union until 13 mon lls ago, when he accept ed a position with the Pos5al.-Little Rock Gazette.
 -Egina violatoIs were, arralgned before Police Judge Stewart yester- day morn ng in police court. All were arrested on minor charges and each cne fined $5; making a total of $40. Three were charged W tn dis turb;re the peace, four violated a city ordinance and one imbibed too freely.
 -The charge of grand larceny againc. George Jn.nson, negro, was lismisse. by Magis rate Gabe Meyer yesterday morning. Johnson was ! charged with having stolen 9 pistol from a nesr1 woman but at the hear ing i, was found that he had merely taken the pistol away from the ,Wo- man efter she threatened to shoot him tor .gett ng married to another woman.
 A letter rece veI yesterday by Sheriff Edgar Brewster from Deputy Sheriff C.. c. Green, who was sent 70 Chickaslaa, Okla, after w A'John- 1 son, stated that the negro heldg by /, the Oklahoma officers does not answer the descrip ion of Johnson An Investigation is being made. .JoIlnscn is wanted here for killing two negroes near Humphrey about year ago.
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UPSET STOMACH
 AND INDIGESTION
Heartburn. Gas, Sourness or Dyspep' sia Ended In Five Minutes
 With "Pape's. Diapepsin.'

Time it! In five minutes all stom- ach iis:tress will go. No indigestion, heartburn, sourness CT belcl ng of gas, acid, or eructations of undisested food, no dizziness, bloating, sour breaul or headache.
 Papa's D apepsin is no'ed for it's speed in regulating upset stomachs' It IS the surest and most certain remedy in the whole world and he sides | is harmless.
 Millions If men and women new eat ti,eir favori e foods without fear hey iinow now j. is nse~less to have a bad stomall.
 Please, your yoar sake, get large fifty-cent case of Pape's D ape sin from any lfug store end put your stomach right. Don't keep 'cn being oaisarahle-lifa is too shC'r you are not !.ere long, So make your s'ay agreeable. Eat what you ke and diges it; enj-y t, without dread ol rebellion in u.e stomach.
 DiaDersin belongs in your home anyway. It should be kept 'Ean1y, should one of the ly cat scme' thing which doesn't agree with them or in case of an attack of. inliges- on, dyspepsia, gastritis or s,omach derarsement at daytime CT dlssing the niall it is .nere to give the Ill cAest. EIrest reef known.
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-500 votes for each dollar paid this week Reap & Crawford Furni- ture Co If
 -Paly your account this week anl get 800 votes for each $1.00 paid. ReaD & Crawford Furniture Co. If
 E g Misses gun metal and patent leather shoes. extra high top for $500 at Frougs. 2t
 WANTED AT ONCE
 Twenty-Five clothing statesmen and shoe snIesmen. Apply J. B. Simon < Co. 11.5 2t
 -Nettie Hollis (Matthias) Hair dresser and Chiropadist has returned to the city and would be pleased to seree in their homes any of her for mer customers and as many new ones. Ring 1646. 11-2-1m
 A. s. Patterson of Jackson. Tenn travelling representative of a Memphis, Tenn, firm, was taken from the f-e tel Jefferson to the Davis Hospits ! yesterday to receive treatment.
 Start buying ycur Xmas Gifts now, so that you wont have to rus1 at the last minute and take what is Jeff. We carry a complete line of Gut Glass, Fancy Hand Painted Plal es. Water Sets, also Nickle Plated and Aluminium Wane. CLEVELAND
 How are your eyes? Are they as good as you would like them to be? If mot. drop in and consult cur optic an. Nc charge for consultation or for testing eyes. Maybe you need glasses; maybe you don't. Which ever it may be We vii. tell you A G. Kahn & Co.,, Jewellers, 412 Main street. If
 Material isl being assembled a the site on West Fifth avenue, ad- joining the First Presbyterian churcH1 where beautiful bungalow will be erec,ed for, Mr. and Mrs. F.. G.. Smarss. Contractor Reed and Perry will construct ,.hes residence which l will have all modern conveniences. The house will cost about $5,O00. 20 Gage Winchester Pump Sav- age P Imp, High Power Rifles and everything else for the hunter. Howell 
 1 Arms Co.,, All Main street. 10-27-1m FLOR DE CUBA cigars are the result of 70 years experienced in the manufacture of Cigars in Cuba. Try l them, 10. cents, ? for 25c; 3 for soc and 25 cents. At all cigar dealers. i'm 1 We wish to call attention of the hunters, to the fact that we are head quarters for Western Loaded Shells andl Ammunition of all kind, also Guns Hunting Coats, Yes, S, Pants, Caps Legg ms, Gun Cases and Sporting Goods of all description. CLEVE- LAND MATTHEWS HARDWARE CO u
 Twinges of rheumatism, backache stiff joints, and shooting pains all show our kidneys are not working right. Urinary irregularities, loss o1 sleep. nervousness, weak back and sore kidneys tell the need of a good reliable kidney medicine. Foley Kid ney Plls is a tonic strengthening and restorative. They build up. the kidneys and regulate their action They will give you quick relief and contain no habit forming drugs. Safe and always sure.s Try them. w. l.. DeWoOdy & Co.,
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TURNER BEDDING FACTORY
 Wholesale manufacturers of all grades mattresses and pillows. Long distance and local phone 896. 6-21-1m. PINE kLufF. AKA
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Schrade and Mulvey

SEIBERT'S ORCHESTRA. 1. March, Spirit of Independence HOltZman. 2. Overture, Poet and Peasant, Suppe. 3. Intermezzo, Whispering Flow ers," Blon. 4. Song of the Soul" (Cornet So- lo) Briel. ,. Hunting Scene Descriptive, BuccollOsi. 6. Gems From Alma, Where Do You Live?" Brisquet.
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NOTICE!

Paving District No. 27, Cemetery distr e.,
 The tax books for the collection of special assessments upon the real property in Paving District No. 27 in the city of Pine Bluff has been plac- Cd in my hands.
 The lWners of real property lying in uhe district are required to pay their assessments to me with II thirty
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Forecast Until p. III. Saturday For Arkansas: Saturday far
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X GREAT BUILDING FALLS

when it's foundation $ undermined and if the foundation of health-good digestion-is attacked, quick collapse follcws. On the first signs Of lndi- gestion, Dr. Kings New Life Pills should be tcken to tcne the stomach and regulate liver, kidneys and bow els Pleasant, easy, safe and only 20 cents at all druggists.
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Mrs. G. q Porter and daughter, Miss Nadia Porter, of Palatki, Flor ida, is in the city visiting c. O Por- ter and family on West Pullen street. Miss Porter is one of the prettiest girls in her state and is popular in social circles
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YOU to look and price our goods before buying. Compare quality and price ana if the verdict is not in our favor do not h1,u
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Weather Conditions

NeItntr JOuO1tIONS Low pressure areas appear over New England, Michigan, Oregon and Bri.il1 Columbia. High pressure pre- vai.s ever the Rocky Mounta and Plains states and the west Gulf dts trict. Prec pitaion has occurred on the Pac fife coast, and also in the lake region and the Atlantic states. Cold CT weather is reported in the reglcn east of the Miss s:ippi River. The temperature ranges from 26 ill Mon tana to 62 on the Texas coast. Fair weataer S indicated fen this vicinity Saturday ,ewitA rising temperature.
 River Forecast.
 The Arkansas and the White will rise.
 H. F. ALCIATORE,
 Section Director
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. . LOCAL AND OTHERWISE $4 a
 $4At%+%%%%%%%%%$ .

Shoes at such low prices it t'cklss your funny bone at Frougs. A beautiful 16-button tan boot just received. Price sS75 at Frougs.
 2t "A fine baby girl arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. H. S. Wynne, No. | e10 West Fifteenth avenue, yesterday
 Why are we selling so many 1 shoes? There's a reason.-Come see. Frougs. 2t We can use 50 secondhand cook stoves. Call 301. Tedstrom Furni- ture Go. 11-8-6t 1! Tine condit on of H. c. McGaughy 1 who has been ill for several days, | showed little improvement yesterday. You will pay it eventually-why not this week and get 500 for $1.0O | Reap & Crawford Furniture Co. If Make use of our rest room. Goldberg's Royal Blue Shoe Store.
 1O-6t If --5G0 Voxes for every $1.OO cash purchase or payment on account thi week. Reap and Crawford Furniture Go. If Smokers of Fine Havana Cigars will be benefited by reading the ad of K M. ALTSCHUL CO.,, on page 2 their window and see all about free cigars. I'm Ne tie Hollis (Matthias) brings an electric hair drie,. to your home. Shampoo in forty minutes for soc. Phone 1646. til Ladies 16 button boot in dull kid. Price $3.25 at Froug Department Store. 2a Secondhand cook stoves taken in exchange for any other merchandise in our store. Tedstrom Furniture Go. 11-S Ct -Nctice-Pay your bill this week and get 800 yotteis fer each dollar paid. Reap & Crawford Furniture Go. ta ASpemd your cash with us. We give 500 votes for $1OO. Reap & Crawford Furniture Go. If
 -WANTED-Boys with bicycles, best jobs in town, apply early Mon day morning. Mackay Telegraph Cable Co., POS West .2nd. 11-3-6t
 -Duxback Hunting Clothing (waterproof) waders, witch Elk boots, U. M. c. and winchester shells. Howell-Arn1s Co.,, All Main street 10-27 i'm If you who offered a crescent D Il for sale at R. H. Stearns, Saturday night will return it to R. s. Barnett at Progress you will rewarded.
 A B. Smith was yesterday awarded the contract for rebuilding concrete sidewalks in front of the Sixth Avenue School and for some concrete work at the Lakeside Schoo1. We still have few $500 Safety Razers Jeff. at our Special Sale Price of $1NO; be sure and see that you secure one ala CLEVELAND-MAT- TEENS HARDWARE co. If
 WANTED AT ONCE
 Twenty-Five clothing salesmen and shoe salesmen. Apply J. B. Simon < CO. 11.5 2t Ladies patent leather high top ssoes for $2.75 at Froug Department Store. 2t IT. E. Buck, who has been quite sick at the Davis Hospital, was yes terday taken in Holderness' ambul- ance to his apartments at No. 316 Wes; Fifth avenue.
 Twenty shares of Southern Pet roleum stock costs $100-no more. investment is trivial. It's all to gain, nothing much to lose. We ask you to jo m us. Win with us, and zone this coming year with new prosperity. If If you are thinking of buying Gas Heaters, be sure that you think of the REZNOR or DETROIT JEWEL as they are the mos1 economical and give the best satisfaction Sold and guaranteed by CLEVELAND-MAT- THEWS HARDWARE co. If Pay your bill this week and help some contestans in the $4,000 contest. We are giving 300 votes for each dol lar paid this week, Reap & Craw ford Furniture Co. ii i
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davs from this date.

days from this date
 If such payment is not mace as will he commenced at the ella ' time for the collection of such X! ses,snent, and for legal psns''' and cost. N Given under my hahu UTE of November. 1912.
 A. G. RUSSELL, City ColieV~
 ollice' City ''' 1l-sl
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EA1I11 E4oO v 2 IT. A few dollars invested in fire in- surance policy issued by reliable company is the best investment you can make. It furnishes protection to your property.
 Day and Night. If your property is not insured, cut out all risk and worry by taking out a policy at once. This is plain un- vanished statement of facts. If you are interested come and see us.
 5t
 TAYLOR & GO. Phone 1O32
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NOW IS THE TIME

We will renovate your old mat resses, cover them with the latest de- signs of PLAIN OR FANCY TICKING and make them like new a: reduced nricn