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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24
Summary Of Salient Features
in Owe1,-G1ass Currency Bill

Washington. Dec. 24.-The new bill
finances of the country. which both br
most far-reaching measures relating t
many years The magnitude OF the su
and the length Of the debates in both
difficult for the ordinary observer to
sentials OF this highly technical meas
finance. banking and the entire range
which it affects. With a view, there
non technical language an epitome of
finally framed. the following summary
its principal details:
Generally speaking, the first steps
the nations new financial system will b
sisting of secretary 81 the trea
and the comptroller of currency. Banks
their application for membership in
is allowed before the government will
bank that refuses to join.
LITTLE CHANGE I
The new. law will make little direc
ent national banks, except to allow tn
funds upon farm mortgages, it's chic
chinery to the banking system that wi
changing business conditions Of each y
quickly to convert their assets into cas-
out new federal currency when it Is n
comes cheap"
Banks are now required to keep
as reserves" part in cash in their ow
deposited in the banks of Now York, c
cities. In times of sudden financial de
the full limit OF their resources, thes
If they are paid out to meet demand
condition.
The basic principle Of the new la
circulation when necessary, without lie
provide a place to which local banks m
the prime commercial paper they hol
This is to be accomplished thru
reservoirs of reserves" in which all b
money they are required to hold as re
financial furry comes, the banks can
drafts and bills of exchange, to these :"
own reserves. or. if necessary, even t
ing this security.
REGIONAL BANKS T
The new regional banks will receiv
Of the country They, In turn, will b
all but So per cent of these reserves,
Of cash can be brought into circulatio
for these loans, however as individual.
local bank; and this charge is expecte
reserves held by the regional banks.
A new form Of paper currency is al
emergency, and which is expected to 6
ment when times are normal. These :
government and issued thru each regio
guarantee both of the regio nal bank an
If the demand for currency in an
supply of circulating morey. a region
from the government and put it into C
per cent, and commercial paper equal t
held as provision is expected to b
expected to be the influence that viii
tire.nent when it is no longer needed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24

affecting the currency. banking ana
anches OF congress passed. 10 one Of the
o finance that has been enacted IN
bject. the diversity Of interests affected
branches Of congress have made IT
follow the changes and grasp the es-
ure In it's important bearings on money.
of fiscal subjects, public and private.
fore, of presenting succinctly and IN
the salient features Of the measure az
Is given Of the bill an a whole and OF
to be taken to bring into operation
thru an organization committee con-
sury. the secretary CT agriculture
have sixty days within which to file
the new system; - ard one years time
compel the dissolution Of any national
N BANK OPERATION.
change in the operation Of the pres
EN- to loan certain amount Of their
f purpose Is to add new piece of ma
II take up the slack during the
ear; that vial give the banks a place
In time of need, and that will bring
eeded and retire 1t when money be-
certain percentage Of their deposits
vaults and part Of which may be re-
hicago, st. Louis and other designated
mands, when banks have loaned up to
e reserves furnish little relief, because
8 the banks are left In precartous
W is to get these reserve funds out into
ssening the safety Of any bank. and to
ay rush in a crisis and get cash for
in their vaults.
chain Of regional reserve banks, or
anks shall deposit a stated part OF the
serves. Under the new system. when =
AXE commercial paper. suth as notes,
reservoirs" and secure the use OF their
he reserve Of other banks, by deposit
o KEEP RESERVES. I
about one-half Of the bank reserves
9 permitted to loan back TO the banks
SO that in case Of emergency millions
n quickly. The banks will have to pay
have to pay for q loan from any
to prevent the too free use Of the
50 provided for, to come out in case OF
back into the hands Of the govern
treas ury notes will be printed by the
nal reserve bank. and will bear the
of the government.
section of the country exceeds the
al bank can secure this new money
REGULATION; but q good reserve Of 10
o the full value of the note, must be
held as collateral. This provision Is
| drive the new money back into re-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24
REGIONAL BANKS T

them over, he found two that he had
not written. One was for $40, and was
cashed by the proprietor OF local
pool hall. The other check of $50, had
been cashed in Omaha and cleared thru
the Des Moines correspondent OF the
local bank. The signatures were clev-
erly executed and would pass detec-
ton as forgeries unless closely exam
ined. The young man was Of excellent
appearance and made friends easily. He
claimed his home was in Oklahoma and
that he was the son of minister liv-
ing in that state
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24
GOOD YEAR FOR IOWA FALLS.
Total 100000 Inelud.
ing Two Factory Buildings.

Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa Falls, Dec. 24.-The year just
closing has proven the best in the
history of Iowa Falls 80 far as ma
terial Improvements are concerned. and
close estimate of the expenditures
in various parts of the city show the
sum of over 100000 spent for i'm
provements. Among the larger items
that make up this total are the fol-
lowing: New Hotel Woods. 100000;
new high school building 3s5, 600; new
federal building, $4,000; street paving.
$4,000; Cuplin tripleblock, $4,000;
Gade, Bros. Company, two factories,
$4,000; Rock Island improvements.
$4,000; Ellsworth Stone Company, new
stone crusher plant, $4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24

q bunch Of bananas from q hook and
found snusly coiled around the stem
snake fully four and half feet IN
length. The snake still coiled about the
stem was carried out into the alley,
where the cold winter atmosphere soon
rendered it helpless. Snake was then
placed in jar and carried into the
store. Immediately the warm air in
stilled new life into it. The captive
was kept on exhibition until late in the
day when II was slain.
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sA4sssT@
MARsHAILToWN IOWA: DECEMBER u
gidsra News Its.rs.
rl--A

gidera News ltasps.
Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Dec. 24.--A. p. Wilson and
wife left Tuesday for Clay Center.
Kan. for q visit Of several weeks with
relatives and friends.
Miss Victoria Aylesworth 10 here
visiting her parents and other relatives
and friends. Miss Aylesworth is now
engaged In musical instruction In Cor
nell College. Mount Vernon.
II IL persistentiy rumored and gen.
orally believed that w. o. Reed, Of
Union, will be . candidate before the
primaries next Juno for the
office Of county treasurer. Nj.
Reed 10 q competent man ana II no
enters the field will prove . strong
candidate.
The senior class OF tho Eidora high
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24
RECALL BLIZZARD OF 1885,
Old Timers Of Northern Iowa Tell Of
Storm in Which Three Psrished.

Mason CITY, Dec. 24.-There was not
an observance of the day but the few
old settlers remaining, yesterday re-
called the fact that fifty eight years
ago there occoured in Northern iowa
one Of the fercest storms in the history
Of the state In this locality Andrew ].
Abbott, John Van Aiken and Charles
Weeks all lost their fives. They We're
out of wood and had to go eight miles
to secure 1t. Ok teams were the only
conveyance. The day opened usually
bright but on their way home the
storm set in and all the men persisted.
Stock all over the north part Of the
state was frozen to death.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24
BOOST FOR NEW RAILROAD.
Three Towns Working to Secure Ex'
tension Of Northwestern.

1hro0 towns Working 70 Socuf0 tx
tension Of Northwestern.
Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa Falls. Dec. 24.-By the CO.
operation Of the commercial bodies OF
Eagle Grove. Eldora and lows Falls,
it is hoped to secure the extension OF
the Chicago 4 Northwestern railway
from Alden to Eagle Grove and thus
give these cities and several towns an
other direct line Of road to Chicago
To this end, the Eagle Grove Com
mercial Club named a committee con-
sisting Of Frank Nulligan, w. r. Blake
and A. II. Barnes. The EldofA CONF
mittee consists Of J. 8. Newcomer. J.
F. Hardin and Aymer D. Davis The
Iowa Falls committee comprises C. C.
Buck, A. B. Miller and G. L Gade
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24

school has undsstaken the pubnea&ion
OF high school annual This work
will be In direct charge Of Miss 0isa-
beth Schaibls. principal, ana under gen
eral supervision OF Superintendent We.
line. The publication OF this annual
will be the first OF IT. kind ever undsr-
tA1e>n- by the local school. - .--.- 1919
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24
a c4RiSTaaA0 0A1oAiN.

For sale miles from NarshalitoHn.
z4b acres. new improvements abxue
200 anrss Of ane land. baisaes timtsr
pasture Price Sl1b.po Per. acrA Pc
this farm for IN option on 1t III lSkl,
ct 313S.oe per acre net. Easy tersss.
See W q once. Phones: ONCE lto3.
residence l113 White. C. b, Pearson
Land Company. Over Killers Jawslry
Store, East Main street.
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o KEEP RESERVES.

The several committees will meet soon
to consider the matter, and name
committee to meet the officials of the
road and formally present the PROPOSE
ton. al
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24
PUBLIC AUCTION

On public square Saturday Dec. ~.
1913. at 1850. household goods. good
oak bed room set, dressers. library ia
BILE. plush couch. iron beds. springs.
mattresses. buffet, pedestal, good Jewel
gasoline range, almost new. porcelain
sink, two good Sx12 rugs. Wilton velvet.
fruit jars. ice cream freezer. twenty
five volumes of American history.
twenty rods Of new chicken wife.
brand new $50 egg Ideal incubator. new
er been used Expires hot air BROOD
er. A lot OF nice canned fruit and jel-
lys. and many other other articles. II
you have anything to sell bring 1t in
before noon Saturday. Terms cash.
Col. Kendall, auctioneer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24

Aftsr thoeevsh ;invssslSselea "
have secured control. of AtsNjc 81. go
acres Of good fertile lard q tHS haaet
Of the aftAsian- belt M thA 1luAcsS xsl-
Icy about ninety miles stMthweit os
San Antonio. Tex. Dur pr4ess m ~
sonahle and ON good terms fiyou:a re
looking for farm, yon vans 70 son-
slider soil. water. climate ra1d SmSr4st,
we can convince you that swe I've
them. We will run speeasl sI6ufslous
with privsts car. hrst excursion Dec.
ls. We want buyers and 1--WE 4ng&ains
aSents. Scenic CITY Land and LSaa
Company. Iowa Falls, Lows. 81, IL r.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24
SNAKE IN Bunch Of Bananas.

Waterloo, Dec. 24.-F. W. Moore,
clerk at. the Pinkerton grocery on
Fourth street west. was somewhat
shocked when he attempted to remove
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24

hens: one pen Rose Comb &hods Is,
land Reds. one cockesel, dve pullsts;
two pens Barred Rocks. each one cock.
four hens; also some Barred Rocks ana
Rose Comb Rhode Island RED cooker
els. F. H. Houshton.
Fer 0sIe-BufH Rock oocksrsls, u
and $3.50 each. Dirk Dickssn, AlsxAnd-
For 0ale-Silver laced wyandotts
cockerels. u to %. q. G. osier, r. D.
No. :.
PETER8oN'0 BARRED PLYMOUTH
aoCk9.
Bred for laying qualities and exhibi-
ton: late winnings In the show room.
Iowa state fair won LIST. I'd. I'd pullet.
1st, I'd, Sd cockeral (pullet bredO. DIG
you see them at Marshalltown? Won
list hen, LIST and I'd pullet, 6th cockefel;
four birds exhibited. special for best
hen, special for best pullet and other
specials; at Gilbert game dates won 1st.
I'd. Sd, 4th, 9TH pullet; silver cup for
best pen; Seyenty-ilve cockerels Tor
sale, cockereis that will sire winning
pullets. cockesels that will improve
your flock only 81 each. six for S15.
Selected birds IS to 325 each
to head . special pens. Order
from this ad. satisfaction guar
anteed or money cheerfully returned
less express charges. Order today II
interested. mention T.-R, John Petef-
son. Randall. Iowa. Box 80.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24
Allison News Ia srIsh.

Special to Times-RepublIcan.
Allison, Dec. A.-NF. aisl Nrs. ". j.
Flower are sntertAinfpg Q new mem
Der Of the family In re 1srson q =
little daughter.
Ray Foots., little sen q Mrs.. Cora
Foote. 10 seriously ~ Of typhoid fsvsr
at the C. q. BuslinS home In Clarlrs-
VILE.
/. H. Hart returnsd home from
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24
DIG IOWA FARM 8NAP.

Two hundred acres, twenty-six miles
70 good banking town.. Every foot
plow land. lays perfect. very gently
rolling deep black soil. clay sub soil.
finely improved and well fenced.
Price until Jan. 10, Sl45. II
You want strictly first class farm. this
will plsase you. American Loan Ind
Realty Company. Cedar RapidS. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24

For sals-silver laced Wyandotts
cockerels. II to %. q. c. ogier. r. D.
No. :.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24
wAnrgO.

Wanted-LAst your properly With
ne. / bring buyers and sellers TO-
gether Always have demand Tor prop
erty on instsllmeut plsn. Le& your
wants be known. w. E. CraWford. resi-
estate and employment. 'Phone ~.
Over PA, East Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24

Fer osIo-BuR Rock oocksrols, u
and $1.50 each. Dirk Dickssu, Aloxand-
or IOWA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24

I Fer oaio-one psn Ross Comb
Rhode Island Reds. one cock. ssvsn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-24

For Sals-Seven-room house with
eleven acres ON South Twelfth avenue.
Good Improvements including barn.
chicken house. coal house, cistern. well
and city water. D. r. Edwards. sol
South Twelfth avenue.
! offer for sale seven.room house.
lot 50x3o0. small barn. cement walk.
city water. six blocks from postoff1ce,
dne school two blocks. Tor 32.350. and
easy termss. Now rent for 5000 q year.
Near college and purchaser can rent
rooms to students. Only reason for
selling owner wishes to build else
where. d. w. Brainard. 0rinnell. Iowa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-16

New York, Jan. 15-ACC dine to Mrs. c. E. Alexander, president of the New Jersey State Board of Children Guardians. there are more child de- among the poverty-stricken mothers. She referred to the wealthy women who travel extensively, leaving their children in care of servants.
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asssVeraLei he. There is one New York newspaper whicn comes to my show and ake,s q -JNn tine latpss Jokes These ar5 used the next day in the papers, copyrigh ed by the editol ] nat means l cannot print my own jokes if want to- That is manifastly Fair. That paper goes all over tha country. Pe..aps l will ve a psr- fOrmance in a small tC,Nn. After ate show is over l will hear som one say:
 Evans ought tH wake up. He's using the sane iok 5 We lear:l a, the Spotlight Ths atre two weeks ago
 Some pira has scuttled my act by using my own jok 5, ana has bea- en me to the town with them. So inn media ely l am compelled to origin ate many others. 3nly to be vict m lzed again in th= same manner. It makes my work do1Dly hard
 All pelso of his saoiy will b. certain of hearing brand new col lection of lie Lest jokes, Barodie3 and Witticisms possible or ginated by t.e famous minstre! wen he and his Honey Boy minsrrels aEg ar at tie Elks Theatre toniyat
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"HHNEY BOY" EVANS

C orge Honey Boy" E7Ans tie fa- nous minstrel luminary, will make an elfori al th- meeting of congr' $ ( ha>a new legislation adop- ed that Nill permit the copyrlgAting of st2g1 jckes }'-' the persons who ori iginate tn m. Il has been driven to th s procedure trough having been re- pea, tlv victimized by what le t tzrm. joke ira es" coterie of pers5n: " csc moral sens: is 50 blunt q ,hat t3ey do not 'aesitc.e to steal bodily his en ira monologue and the l2w gags of this inimitable little comed ian
 "Honey Boy is quite confident chat h. wil1 succeed in hag.ng this ne'H
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"THE BOHEMIAN GIRi"'

The Aborn Opera Company 5 extra ordinary gr3duction of "Tae Bchem- :an Girl" ,N Il be seen at he El&3 Tea r. OH Wednesday, ni5"t, January 7. This organization is said 0 have l remarkable grand opera cast of prin c4pa s, ;mm.nst chorus, Gal corps de ballet, in all numbering upwards of one hundred people. besides wh h the Me2:rs. Ahcrn promise an lab crate and massive scenic enviorcn- ment which, while bailt f:,2m thl' same models as last seGsonts produo- tions are entirely new The "bigness" Of h.s organization may b1't be re- al zel Al i is learned hat it ro' Guires 6 seven car train to transport the company, scenery ani accessories. Occasional difficulty W; experienced
 ast season with local orchast.as, ta- cause of the fewness of rehearsals, to get satisfac c;ory orchestral support. This sea:on as the seal orchestra is a part of the Abo:a Company, this fallt is rendered impossible.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-16

wright of ftecn ya1rs ago They interest only the champion of the good old days NAo insists ;he 0 is notAin2 wor while in today.
 Happily 'Thc Plince of oils n'' has 'Grove1 an exception 70 t. 5 ruic. T@e ,rie-e, a3 revived hy NIr Savage, has been universally sarces7ful Probably this is due to the fact tha, "The Prince of Filson' is not cid tashienld after all, Certainly it contains more musc han half a do2- en of laa 2lc.aSc current mus cal comedies, and aere is e2ou.sA comedy in the character Of Hans Wagne1, tn rich brewer fYcm "Z.a2innati," wno is mistal7 Il fer Fi'-an's Prince tc flood with laag CT tho enm.c p.ots of many a pre rcni.r IE.eto.
 For te revival of The Frincs of Pilsen," MT. Savage assemb}e5 a east
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GEORGE HONEY BOY" EVANS The lit le minstrel favorite as "Cce TO Didmus Jones" in he aftefp zee. "De Go Lightly Guards Reception of the Honey Boy Minstrels at the Ells Theatre tonight.
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MADAME siALLOCk.

The music loving people of Pin Bluff should feel indebted to tEe Musical Cc.e:ie for bringing to th-s city an artist of world renown. Madame Hallock will appear in piano recital at the First Methc dist church Fr day evening, Qanuary IT. The Little Rock Gazette has .he follow ing to say of Madame Hallock's ap- Dearance in hat city last Tuesday evening: Midland Hallock gave more than a recital. Tie usual re- cital consists of the mele rendition of successive compositions with n tervals betwean-hence the monotony and enmui. But Madame Hallock is so in love with her work tha+ she wants the audience to share the knowledge of the moods and motifs or the composers whose work she in;er- prets. l. is not necessary to review her prog! am in deta ], bu, every num- Ter ,xas most artisticaliy rendered and these absent missed most en- tertaining, in ructive and delightful recital.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-16

Mrs. Clifton Howell is on the sick list. 'ia9a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-16

of unusual ablllty, inclu.iing Jess DSady, Lcttie Kendall, Eleanor Dcal- erty, Norma Brown, Arthur HuH Fred Lyon, Bobby Woolsey, May C. Murray, Dorothy Deimore, John Q Hanlon and a number of other wsli kh ,Wn players.
 Under the skillful dire etion of Eh.l BiermaI, spec al orchestra will in 'e.plt ''1Ae Prince of Pilsen's' charming scere. and bea,vy nhoru. will adj physical ana voc.l harms 10 the other attr@,ions of tn tunafu. production.
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ADJUSTMENTS < + $. ]. i. $ e;' .3' .is :s' s;' 4 < ..
"PRIN{E OF Pli.SEN'

Seas will be placed cl sale tomor- row for he forthcoming eng ment of. "Ile Prince of Pilsen' at ,h2 Elks Thsatre. Monday, Janaary 20.
 Rev vals are rar5ly successful. The numerous "all-star. revivals-2ac | with al stars, all ou; of w! k-de- spite their sensational success@a oi days eono by, have failed to gain p1b.ic in crest. Press anA play Eoer al.k.s are forced to smile the ""&sides. "soliloquies," pathos ana loose techiqa th&t marke; play
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A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles, removing gra- vel cures diabetes, weak and lame hacks rheumatism, and all irregu- larities of the k dneys and bladder nf both men and women. Regulates bladder troubles in children. If not sold Dv vour druggist, will be sent bv mail on receipt of Sl.oo. one small bottle is two months treat ment. and seldom fails to- perfect a rnre send for testimonials from thic and other states. E. w. Hall, -2S20 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. sold
 1,, dr,oeists. 10-18 If
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Persian Dry Cleaning ,n
 Dye Works, "'

POP 1-2 Main St. over J. p c,
 Pine Bluff, Ark ''' T
 White serges and Flanne,s white as snow without slrinh. e new process without the nsa Os CT. VI Wal WE clean. press and repair ., or ladies or gents clothing o,o. A'l gloves, put new Innings in co,,a AI in new sleeve Things, unt m " collars, make button holes mot, .'"| kind of alteration on ladies "' on a'1 clothing. " gem
 We call for and deliver our no,, any part of the city.
 Out of town customers so., your package by express ,yith ,n.. tions and we will return if in shape. Ring us up eariy ana ,s. M Phone 1926. Early mornine o, ,, phone 1493. s1 FRANK DIETRICH Pro,
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IN THE
 MASSACHUSETTS CONTEST

August, Me, Jan. 1.-The Maine Legislature failed to elect a ohlteo States senator today. Edwin C.. Burleigh, the Republican nominee Ill the primaries, and ODediah Gardner the Democratic primary eaAuio"'7 each received 72 votes ill the House. E. VI. Thomp.on received progress sive votes The Senate chose Bur leigh by :, strict party vote oi 2l to 10.
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law placed on the statue books, as he is personally acquainted with liz maior portion of the congressman an :. senators and Pres d5nt Wilii2m II. Taft, all of whom never overlook the opportunity for diversion offered by d visit to the ;heater in Waich he and is Honey Boy" mins rels are al- rea!ing.
 "Minstr5l s'soNs today would be snappier anl the re3pcn:e quicker f We could stop the D rating of jokes,
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WAen you pain; buildings inside or ou sid if you desire the very best results at the least expense you chonld use .snerWin- Williams Pa Tt gre laled. S5ld by Claud Clegs x Co.,. 5th and Main street tf
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Just a few fancy salad dishes left. that We are closing out for 2' cen each, while they fast. Ci-iIVE- LAND MATTHEWS HARl)NAkE co.