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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-13
Concealed Gun
With handkerchief.

The anarchist sprang toward Pre-
mier Canalejas and pulled a handker-
chief from his pocket in which was
concealed a revolver.
The instant Senior Canalejas turned
his head Zarrate, taking quick aim,
fired and the bullet struck the premier
behind the right ear.
Before Senior Canaleias toppled, a
second shot was fired, which also struck
him in the head.
As several soldiers, who stood beside
the door of the home office, sprang for
ward, Zarrate turned the revolver
against his heart and pulled the trig-
ger. The two bodies fell within a
few feet of each other.
Medical aid was at once summoned,
and soldiers were brought from the bar
racks to prevent the escape of any ac-
complies of the assassin who might be
near by. Although the physicians ar
tived within a few moments, Premier
'analejas was already dead In his
Aaha he clasped some papers which he
lad been carrying when shot. The
''St shot had apparently been fatal.
Inc body of the slain government Of
nelal was at once carried into the home
once. where it remained until re-
moved to the official residence.
lhose nearest the scene of the shoot
ing declared that as Zarrate fired the
second shot at the premier he cried
IEus ! aVenge nv master"
When this information was given to
'He police, it strengthened their belief
mat the execution of Professor Ferrer
Aad SO preyed upon the anarchists
I0lnd that he decided to take vengeance
INTO his own hands.
search Of Zarrate's clothes revealed
anafemstic documents, which the po-
seized 1t was later intimated that
Y."s'S might be involved in the murder
~ the
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THE WEATHER

FORECAST: Rain late tonight or
wednesday; colder. Temperatures:
q = M. SO; 10 a. m, 66; IL M, II;
2 p. M II.
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VIM Refuses to
Get Into Controversy.

DIR. Gilbert sought aid from Mayor
Winn to get possession of the old ere.
matory, that the Destructor Company
might begin work on the new plant.
Mayor VIM replied that he intended to-
leave the city tomorrow for rest in
Florida, and that he would not get in
volved in the crematory fight.
DIR. Gilbert will appeal to Acting
Mayor John s. Gambler for help.
II was ordered by the board Of health
to stop the use of the old crematory,"
said DR.. Gilbert today. ''and will not
rescind that order without instructions
from the board of health or a court or
der. The board meets Friday"
Leading clubwomen at a meeting yes
terday afternoon entered into the fight.
expressing indignation at the delay OF
city officials in providing some system
of garbage disposal. Among those who
made talks on the subject were Mrs. ].
X. Ottley, Mrs. Sam D. Jones. Mrs.
Charles j. Thaden and Mrs. Thomas b.
Fielder.
The Woodward forces, who won their
first victory with the halting by Judge
Pendleton of the board of healths plan
to tear down the huge smokestack OF
the old plant, await the home coming
of their leader for the renewal of the
fight.
The Chamber of Commerce probably
will take hand in the crematory row
at an early date. One called meeting
TO consider the question has been held
| by the directors of the chamber.
The directors yesterday took no ac-
ton because Of the pending decision
OF Judge j. T. Pendleton, who an hour
later granted an injunction restraining
the board OF health from tearing down
the old crematory at present. but avow-
ed their intention Of meeting either 10.
day or tomorrow.
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Van Dyke Asks
Old Plant Be Reopened,

Alderman vanDyke said he under
stood Mr.. Woodward to refer to tho
s276,O00 contract of the Destructor
Company, of New York, for a new gar
bage disposal plant by present con-
tract
Alderman VanDyke today wrote the
following letter to DR.. w. L. Gilbert
president Of the city board of health:
Inasmuch as nothing can be done
toward tearing down the old Gre
rnatory for at least ten days; and
whereas there is no good or valid
reason why the garbage Of the city
should not be disposed Of in the
present crematory, I respectfully
ask and request in the name of the
citizens and tax payers of the city
Of Atlanta, that you withdraw your
arbitrary order and reopen the Gre
matory at once.
Very respectfully.
A. H VANDYKE,
Chairman of the Committee Of
Sanitary Affairs and ex-Officie
member of the board OF health.
Alderman VanDyke said he would
seek a mandamus from the courts to
force the board of health to resume the
use of the crematory if his request was
not complied with
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Senior CanaIejas Shot Down on
Home Office Steps by
Anarchist.
KING ALFONSO WEEPS
AT NEWS OF TRAGEDY
Killing Is Traced to Feeling
Aroused by Execution of
Prof. Ferrer, Republican.

MADRID. Nov. 12.-Premier Canale-
Jas of Spain was assassinated by an
anarchist in this city today. The pre-
,oiel WAS shot TO death as he stood upon
the steps OF the home office.
The assailant, who subsequently
committed suicide, was identified as
Manuel Pardinas Zarrate, a dangerous
radical. who has been under police sur
reiance,
News Of the assassination spread at
once throughout the city and created
intense excitement. When King Alton
so heard Of it he is said to have wept
with grief.
Tie anarchist, who had evidently
been waiting for some time to get a
chance to fire upon the premier rushed
forward as though to address a petit
ton to the government official when he
appeared on the steps of the home Of
fec
Senior Canalejas had received a num-
her of threats
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Weston

T.
WESTON, Mar III the court
house the win Of. Mrs. W. /. Dun.
nineton has been admitted to rec
ord with "a. F. Whelan, Jr., and G
Linn Brannon witnesses. The fol.
lowing disposition was made OF her
property dEs Dora Fell, a sister,
81 600, aud each of her sisters 1--WE
children $500 each; ms, Edith D.
Newton $500. Miss Marie McArale
500 Robert Welsh $500, Mrs. 3 I
y vanderyort $500. w. l.. Dun
ningtOni seven shares in the Citizens
Bank, Miss sallie Balston ave shares
Of stock in the Crescent window
Glass Company Miss Ernstein Raj
ston i've shares Of stock In the
Crescent window Glass Company,
and the residue of her estate is
willed to go to the Presbyterian
church Of this city. AIRS. Dunning-
ton possessed some valuable real
estate In. Washington, D. q .AlI4of
the estate is to be sold and the
money distributed. z
The charter has been received by
the Weston General Hospltal Com
pany and a meeting viii be held at
an early date for the purpose OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-25
MUSTARD PLl!sTERs
ARE OUT OF STYLE.

Gone are the days when the good
old mustard plaster brought agony Il
your countenance and blisters to your
skin.
The new discovery that takes Its
place in medicine and Goes its work
better is Begy's Mustarine, and 1t 5
guaranteed under the food and drug
ae' Wells & Haymaker have been
appointed the agent FOR clarissSurg.
Begys Mustarine Is called a
new discovery, but It abs been used
and prescribed by physicians for I'VE
years.
1t is simply splendid for colds on
chest, sore throat, pieurisy. brouchI-
It's, deep-seated coughs. neuralgia,
headache, earache, toothache. lame
ness. stin joints, lumbago and rheu-
matism.
Begy's aiustarine Is Giways ready
for use. Just rub 1t on. 1t acts In
stautly. viii not blister. and is very
clearly to use. Wells & Haymaker
sells 1t for IS cents boz. and money
back II dissatisfied. a box is equal to
80 mustard plasters. afail orders
filled. charges prepaid byiJ. A. BeS
Co. Rochester. n. Y.
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In Connection with Industrial
Work as Better Than
Night Study,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Mar. 25-
What sort of bread-and-butter eff
Ificielcy training does the education
al system Of this country offer the
young workman who wants to bet
ter himself!by going. to an Industrial
school out Of shop hours? This cues
ton is touched on by Charles r.
Richards, director of Cooper Union
for the advancement of science and
art. New York City, in a publication
Just issued for free distribution by
the United States Bureau of Bdu-
cation. Mr.. Richards finds that Just
now evening schools have the most
pupils of this sort, but points out
the advantages which would accrue
If America should follow the eample
of Germany in allowing workmen TO
get on in the daytime without hav-
ing their wages locked, in order to
raise their efficiency by attendance
at an industrial school.
Or. Richards says in part:
Evening schools represent the
first form Of Industrial education in
this country, and they reach today
by far the largest number Of individ-
,uals under instruction in this field
AS a means of supplementary in
struction in mathematic. science
drawing and technical Subjects they
present simple and effective meth
cd of Industrial education, at least
for young men above, say eighteen
years of age.
Evening continuation schools
we're for half century the back
bone of the German system of indus
trial education. Today that country
is coming to realization that for
students between II and IS the
evening is not the best time for in
struction, and it Is bringing the
work of its continuation schools
into the day period. It will natural-
~ require a considerable time for
this country to reach the same point
and bring about general agree
ment among manufacturers to allow
learners in their establishments to
attend Industrial Improvement
schools during working hours.
THE positive benefits that result
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DEEDS FILED
In the Office of the County
Clerk for Recorda-
ton.

I. Meta v. Thorn to Hazel4Atlas
Glass Company. lois, city.
Myra Hall to Hazel-Aflas Glass
Company, lot, city.
Thomas Coleman, Jr., to Hazel
Atlas Glass Company. 9 lots. city.
Thomas N. Hood to Hazel-Atlas
Glass Company, lot, city.
Jacobs-Prunty Real Estate and
Building Company to Mamie R.
Lowe, "a lots. Central School addi-
ton. city. ga
Fair Grounds Improvement Com
pany to Mamie R. Lowe, l lot, Gen.
trail School addition. and l lot, Hay
mond Heights.
Writ Hurst to Oliver Hurst, inter
est in 81 acres. Tenmile district.
F. NJ. Williams to NJ. C. Inghram,
Z lots, Salem.
Joseph Freeman to NJ. C. In
ghram. lots. Salem.
Jennie Moore to NJ. C. Inghram,
lots, Salem.
Safroni Harvey to Tilman Bog
CESS. ! lot, Eagle district.
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BURIAL
OF Tory ]. Slayton at Co
shocton, o., Monday After
noon at 3 O'clock.

The coschocton lodge of Elks
and an escort from the Parkersburg
lodge. of which TORY j. slayton, OF
this city, was member, had charge
of the funeral rites at his grave at
coschoctOn, O., Monday afternoon at
3 o'clock
The body was taken to the home
of his brother, Charles 8. slayton,
in Parkersburg Sunday, where at 8
o'clock in the afternoon the pastor
of the Presbyterian church Of that
city led the obsequies and officers OF
the Parkersburg lodge of Elks per-
formed the lodge rites. There was
a large attendance. of the member
ship Of the Parkersburg lodge.
The escort from this city to Par
Ikersburg consisted OF P. H. shields.
grand tiler; Lucius Hoge, Jr., dis
trict deputy: A. ]. Schultz, exalted
ruler; Paul W. LANCE, loyal
knight; Frank N. Horr, tiler; VIII
bur C. Morrison and James p. and
John Keenan,.
BY request of the family Charles
S. warne, undertaken. went to Par.
kersburg and looked after the UNI
dertaking part OF the oSsequies
there,
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electing directors The compaas
hopes to have a .place equipped and
ready for use BY the middle Of sum.
mer.
Marriage licenses have been Is
sued to W *. spaur and May Har-
old, sylyanius L Posey and. Miss
Ethel Davis.
Postofice Inspee Allen Nas ia
the city this week making inspee.
tons Of the postoilices throughout
the county.
Miss Nora Skinner left today for
Glenville. where she win enter the
normal school for the spring term.
Mrs Floyd esrmichael and two
sons, Harry and Norya1, of Smith
field, are, in the city guests Of the
formers sister. Miss Grace Goe
From here Alrs, Carmichael viii
take her sons to Buckhannon and
place them IN the West Virginia
Wesleyan College tct the spring
term.
Mrs. NJ. HI Dent, 81 Grafton, was
here Saturday 20 attend the funeral
OF Mrs. Henry BFannop.
J, G. Roane has returned from
a7business trip 10 Pittsbnrg.
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DAY SCHOO
ADVO CA D

y . y =
when such plan is followed and
the close correlation that Is made be.
tween the work ofthe shop and that
Of the class room, have, however,
been SO strikingly shown that this
system Of industrial education de-
serves to be increasingly studied by
both employers and school men.
When the time for attendance upon
school work Is granted to appren.
tees or other learners by employers
and the wages continued during this
period, the economic problems for
the boy is solved. Inasmuch as the
public school is not called upon to
supply the costly equipment for
practical work, but only that in-
'struction specifically fitted to, the
technical needs of the learners, the
administration expense is reduced to
ia minimum.
I'm its beginning such plan is
evidently most readily applied In
cities and other localities where the
concentration of high grade indus
tries gives large number Of APP
prentices or learners In a compare
lively few lines"
Other types of school which oc-
cupy important places in industrial
training in this country are the in
termediate Industrial or preparatory
trade schools. the trade schools, the
evening school, the -part-time school,
and the corporation or, apprentice
school. These are also discussed by
Mr.. Richards in the Bureau of Edu-
cations report. DR.. Richards finds
that the economic factors involves
in the conduct of these schools are
of two kinds; first, the cost to the
community of running the schools:
and second, the cost to the pupils
Of attending the schools. "ot
these" says Mr.. Richards, "the sec
ond is probably, the more important
in determining practical possibili-
ties of school type. +"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-25
Sore Throat ADVICE,

You don't need to suffer with Sore
Throat more than one dAy-it you use
TONSILlNE promptly. It Is the one
remedy that cures Sore Throat in one day.
The first dose relieves tie pain, few
more doses complete tie cure.
tsinly try ToNSIEINE the first time You
had Sore Throat. Give these words the
same weight and you will learnodr
statements are absolutely true. TX
a quick, safe, soothing, healing,
sntiseptic cure for Sore Throat
briefly describes T0NSILINE.
Is cents and so cents. Hospital III
Size sl.o0. all Druggists
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FOR SALE-saturlay, March 3Ohh,
at the front door Of the court house
at clock, p. M, heavy draft
teams, l heavy pair mules. together
with wagons. fats, chains and har-
ness This is an exceptionally good
bunch of stock, nearly new wag-
ons. everything in good shape to
start in to work with have other
business and can't give my attention
10 the teams. is the reason for SELL
ing; must be sold regardless OF
price j. H. Mcintyre. Ben phone
206-R %.
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FOR sAIE-l1O acre farm, 10 room
frame house, good barn, rwo or
chards, two veins Of coal. VIII be
sold at a bargain II sold by the
first Of April. For further lnforma-
ton, address T. c. Murphy. S22
Ohio street, GAINESVILLE, o.
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WE WILL SELL YOU a fine, large
lot, 4ONl20 feet, three minutes
walk to car line for 800 to $3.50 on
your own terms. Nothing better.
Investigate. Beechwood Realty
Co.. room sos Con Bldg, City.
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FOR SALE fresh Jersey cows, 1
Jersey heller. 8 calves. year old this
spring; heavy colt, two years old
in May, Percheron stock; colt,
year old this spring, Kentucky sad
der. Apply to A. L wetzei, Lost
Greek. w. va.
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FOR SALE-Onc 2-story. six room
house, with bath. centrally located.
VIII sell a, a special bargain. and
on easy terms. Apply to DR.. Nut
ter. room 81 IIowndcs Bldg, Third
street.
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FOR sAIE-An innrovaa ,a,,, ~

FOR sAIE-An improved farm OF
asl acres; located on B. & o. rail-
road. one mile west Of Hundred,
w. Va; good six room house; close
to schools productive soil; free gas
for domestic use, Very reasonable
price and terms. Address James J
Deytne. Box 1876, clarksburg, W. Va.
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FOR SALR-April 1st, at 10 4. m, nj
my residence, mouth Of Jacks run,
near Glen Falls. the following:
Six year old mare; two year old
colt; two young COWS; one road
wagon; 2 sets Of harness. farming
implements, household and kitchen
furniture. Terms OF sale reason-
able and made known on day Of
sale. James N. Noon.
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LOST Saturday night, between John
cunningham's, Broaddus addition.
addition and 1T Mechanic street,
pocketbook containing over $26.
Finder return to G. S. Wine, III
Mechanic street. will be rewarded
with half the contents. Finder may
return by mail without signing
name.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-25
DEPARTMENT STORE oPPoRTU,
ROSE COME RHODE ISLAND RE1

ROSE COME RHODE ISLAND RED
eggs at $1.0O per sitting of tif-
teen. These eggs are from a good
even class of pullets and hens
mated to nice cockrels, also ono
pen of eight last years pullets
and one cockrel for sale. Willard
F. snider, PA E. Main street,
Clarksburg, W. Va.
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LOST March sStb, between my home
stop 10, aud Stop No. 10, Wilson,
burg, a black folding pocketbook,
containing one $1,000 bill, lodge re-
ceipt and, ealing cards. Reward for
return to pr. II. j. Brown, Wilson
burg, W. va.
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FOB sALE-Two miles from Lost
Creek station, so acre farm. acre
bottom, good hill grazing land, we'll
watered, house and barn. plenty OF
fruit. 10 acres good Oak timber.
See H. J. White, rooms S and 6 r.
win building, Bell phone 2s1-R or
34o-w., Home 1871.
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FoR RE1fF

FOR RENT-6 rooms with hath In
front hall, gas. steam heat, Instan-
taneous heater. large private front
porch and use Of laundry. Apply
to chas. D. Johnston. Broaadus
Apartments BFoaddus Addition.
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SALE OF FURNITURR-Rather ann

9ALh Ut FUbNIIUHE-Kather than
pack and store l win sell at sac
rifce my parlor, bed room, dining
room and kitchen furniture, all new
and in perfect condition. A rare
opportunity for persons who, desire
tc get settled or begin housekeep-
ing. If interested call at once.
Mrs. Blair Anawalt, Mccarty Apart,
ments. Fifth street entrance.
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FOR RENT-Storc room at AS Main
street. size 9sx12o feet; possession
April 1st c. c. Mecarty MecaFty
Bldg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-25

oxYPATHY is the new scientific
method Of treating diseases of al
most all kinds by oxygen. It is
simple and safe to use; sure and
speedy insresults; and as no drugs
are used; 1t is not dangerous or
expensive; this is home treat
ment, further Information, free
literature and demonstrations II
desired from Homer B. cuthbert,
142 w. Main street, clarksburg.
Bell phone 57e-J.
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FOR SALE, or partner wanted-wH
sell my lunch car business or take
in an honest man or woman on the
footing Of partner. Records show
up a nice. profitable trade. Very
little money needed for deal. Best
location in city Cannot give 1t my
personal attention on account Of
other business. Call at Owl Lunch
corner Fourth and Clark SITS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-25
BOARD AVID BOOKS

B9ARDERs WANTED t 5S7 West
pigs street
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Six room house and
three lots in New Fair Ground ad-
dition. this is q bargain. Terms
easy, Price $1,000. Call on George
Seders, Fair Grounds Addition or
Fair Grounds Improvement Co.
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rooms and two porches each.
Good water. SIS + s25. Apply to
Meta v. Thorn, s6s W. Pike St, or
call Bell phone OGS-R.
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FOR sALE-one three room house
on lot 4Oxl3O. three minutes walk
to car stop .. Price $3.50, also one
Tot Joining $2@5. l. E. Luzzader,
Union Heights, No. l.
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RoR RENT-FuFnished rooms, suit.
able for light housekeeping and
bachelor apartmentG Tue Parsons
souders Co.
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FOR sALE-Four and five room cot.
tage houses. one-fourth cash pay.
ments, balance in monthly install.
ments. See Iyneh-Elliott R. f. 1.
& Co., SIS Con- building.
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LOST

LOST-Sunday, a black wallet, con.
tanning two checks payable at EN-
pire Bank and Weston Liquor Co.,
pay receipts. Liberal reward for
return to H. R, Knight 1853 W.
Pike street
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EGGS FOR sETTING-FulI blood s.
G. White Leghorn, 75c,, S. C. Brown
Leghorn, 5Oc, per Is eggs. Herbert
Kellar. 454 Ben street, clarksburg.
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LEE STREET

Frame dwelling story
slate roof stone foundation
8 rooms, bath, panti base
mentf attic, porches eabinet
lnantels, finished Ia oak, lot
36x140 feet.
PRICE S 900
One-half down, one and
two years.
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FOR SALE-SIy interests in this
first class restaurant now catering
to fiourishing trade. Other bus
mess requires my undivided atten-
lion. INQUIRE 429 Clark St.
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WANTED TO BUY

wANTED-To buy socOnd.hand
safe, in good condition; fire proof.
Write C. H. White, Recorder, Ad-
amston, W. Va.
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FOR SAnE-ohcap for cash. to
quick buyer. One lot 3Ox12O to al
ley. Best location in New Fair
Ground addition. Bell phone
7o2-R.
FOR SALE second hand pool tab.
les, bed cloths. AXIS rubber back,
in fair condition. Apply at Levy's
pool room, SS2 W. Pike street.
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Greater
lI3T.EsB.IIf2

Means Greater 0p ortuni
ties in Real Estate BUY
NOW
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GAINESVILLE q

Five ooI1l cottage, slate
roof, brick foundation lot
.30x130, ON paved street
PRICE 600
Owner desires 70 exchaiiges
for Clarksbu property
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WANT a HATf-Any style q the
Bazaar, 1872 Second street, hey are
selling at Monongah prices, can
and see them before you buy.
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1usCEIIAlTEOUs

BOARDING FOR HORSES d J. 81
Hinten's barn leG Hayman Ave-
nue., rear steele 8 bees Hardware
Store. after April LIST at $40 a
month: good care d wagons and
harness. Both phones.
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FOR AUToNoBIIE oMNERS-A
yulcanizer that vuicanizes; anybody
can use It; so cheap you cannot af-
ford to be7#ithout one. Absolutely
guaranteed or money. refunded.
See It demonstratsd Carleton c.
Wood Agt, Bell phone 1851,
Con. phone 1ss. !.