davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-23

banks, but the reserve bank shall add
an amount equal to said tax to the
rates of interest and discount fixed by
the Federal Reserve Board.
To supervise and regulate through
the bureau until the charge of the
Comptroller of the Currency the is
sue and retirement of Federal reserve
notes, and to prescribe rules and
regulations under which such notes
may be delivered by the Comptroller
to the Federal reserve agents apply
ing thereto.
To add to the number of cities
classified as reserve and central re-
serve cities under existing law in
which national banking associations
are subject to the reserve require
ments set forth in section twenty of
this act; or to reclassify existing re-
serve and central reserve cities or to
terminate their destination as such.
To suspend or remove any officer
or director of.any Federal reserve
bank, the cause of such removal to be
forthwith communicated in writing
by the Federal Reserve Board to the
removed officer or director and to
said bank.
To require the writing off OF
doubtful or worthless assets upon the
books and balance sheets of Federal
reserve banks
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-23
TO Clean Smoked Paper.

Wiring out piece of soft flannel In
water to which little kerosene has
been added. The flannel must be
dampened, not wet, and the oil thor
oughly mixed with water. Wipe the
smoked surface with the moistened
flannel, and then lightly and quickly
with soft dry linen. Should one appli-
cation be insufficient to remove the
smoke. repeat the process. using clean
flannel each time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-23

The tongue of the "Rumor man" is
q vicious one. But it failed to make
good when it wagged against the
German-N National Bank at Little Rock
There are few vicious tongues wag-
cling In Pine Bluff just now along
other lines, but their utterances are
having little or no effect.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-23

The bootleggers are already getting
III their work in dry territories. Sew
eral were recently heavily fined at
Fort Smith, two or three at Little
Rock and one at Hot Springs. Only
one case has been recorded in Pine
Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-23

President Wilson seems to be mas
ter Of the situation at Washington.
He has brought about more real eff
fective legislation than any other
President who has resided at differ
ent intervals at the White House.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-23
Not Suitable.

You mean to tell me that box 10 an
ideal place to keep beef and chops and
eggs" yes, sir" replied the man
who was selling refrigerators. why.
burglar could break into.that without
even using nitrogiycerine. Washing
ton Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-23

Some parts of Arkansas are cloudy,
others are wet and some are dry. The
weather man Is busy trying to keep
up with the weather conditions" just
now.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-23
Unattended Generosity.

"One Of the distinct shocks of my
lifc." the Vinland Vine quotes Bill Sin
caller as saying, scame when los: a
button on my trousers as went to
church. l put 1t in my pocket along
with q quarter had. Imagine my
surprise upon returning home to find
that still had the button. "-Kansas
City Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-23

Clyde Going, author of the Going
anti-saloon act, is counsel for c. H.
Davis, who has petitioned for a sa;
loon license at Mark Tree, Ark, and
Is urging that license be granted
there for the present year. Some
world, this.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-23
R..+ 1r.e for the Street.

The American elm has many times
demonstrated it's superior value as a
street or lawn tree. 1t is not nearly
SO subject to disease or insects as
many other trees
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-23
~ INE BLUFF
.ROGREsS
OSPERITY
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Graphic Is authorized to an
nounce Hon. IS. NJ. Taylor as can
didate :or Congress from the Sixth
District.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-23

Queen Bread, the Bread that made
PINE BLUFF known all over the
South. 12-26-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-23
Hens Kept Busy.

There ara used daily in the United
xtates about 50.OO0.0o0 eggs
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-23

W.
supposed to be close to the Ad
George minisaon Secretary Of War Gar
Colonel Goethas have won
Zone according keep the Canal out OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-23
reserve banks

politics, according to the wise men of
the Capitol. Goethals will have al
most autocratic power in the appoint
ment Of the 2.'oe men who will cons
pose the operating force.
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FOR RaExARY REFORM
The Georgia Plan Needs Perfecting in
Sonfe Particniare.

Atlanta. Ga, August 3f.--wiiliam j.
Harris. director of the United States
census. Is In Macon today In attend
hnce on the democratic conyention;
where he will urge second primaries
In future TO prevent such convention
controversies as thar now on over the
short term senatorsaip.
y called the state committee to-
gether and urged second primary
,nlan this hn,nIner.n said hfr. Harris.
bnt they turned me down bard. 1
foresaw then what was going to hap
pen. But am going after them on
the floor OF the convention and nope
for better snccess.
'.I shall ask that the convention
write It IN n piasfesla ssfat in the
egent q candidate gets less than d
majority 6 second primary shall be
held with the two highest it the race
running agRtn befern the peoplA.
That's the only senssble way to avoid
such tangle as this.r
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Divided n Douhle.

New York. August 31.-Detroit and
New York divided their double header
today, the visitors winning the firss
game in thirteen innings, 9 to s while
New York took seven inning game
to 2. The second game was called
on account of darkness. Detroit won
the first game by overcoming a six
run lead. In the eleventh inning,
Pieh. purposeiy passed Cobb, filling
the bases anu then retired Crawford
and Veack on pop flies. He was not
so fortunate In the 18th when he again
walked Cobb. for Crawford drove a
home run into the right field stands.
sending III Bush and Cobb ahead OF
him.
Score first game
Detroit :. 600 O04 200 600 80 49, Q
New York 4i0 010 900 900 0-6 fe 8
Dauss and Stanage: Brown, Cole,
Keating, Pieh and Sweeny.
Score second game
Detroit. :. :. 1000 0O2 OIL 2 O
New York ;. :. ..010 100 1--3 Il
Oldham and Mckee; Baker, Fisher
and Nunamaker.
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APPLES SHOULD BE CHEAPER.
European Markets Will BE Closed tt
HE. T,ktg YHirtap

European Markets Will BE Closed to
Tt;ea. Thls Winter.
Strasburg. Va, Aug. 31-Apple
growers OF the Valley of Virginia are
planning to organize cooperative
marketing association to be oper-
ated along the lines of the Georgia
Fruit Exchange which has proved
such a great success in enabling the
Georgia peach growers to get the best
prices for their fruit through scientific
marketing methods. AT a meeting of
growers and representatives OF the
freight and transportation depart
nents of Southern Railway, the work.
ings of the Georgia Fruit Exchange
were explained by Howeii Peoples,
market agent for Southern Railway at
Washington, who was formerly divis-
ion freight agent at Macon, Ga. and
u committee of growers was named to
consider the organization of q sim
liar association. =,
On account of the uncertainty as to
the export market which has formerly
taken large portion of the Virginia
crop, the Valley growers are looking
10 the Southern markets and Southern
hallway. through its marketing de-
partnent, Is endeavo-ing to aid them
In getting in touch With reliable deal
ers and in every other possible way.
1t Is expected that 1850 cars OF apples
VIII be shipped from the valley this
season and the Southern Railway
transportation officials. including tho
general Superintendent OF transporta-
tion, G. w. Taylor, of Washington
and the general superintendent, r. e
Simpson, OF Richmond. met with the
growers to get their ideas as to thu
service, car supply and additional IA.
cflities that will be needed to provide
Tor the prompt and efficient move
ment of the crop.
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Won First. Tled Second.

Boston. August s1.--Boston won the
first game OF today,s double header
with st. Louis to 4. and after almost
three hours OF playing. tied the Sec
ond to 5 In the eleventh inning when
r1ropire ESan called the game because
darkness. Joe. Wood, who pitched
iie secod game for Boston, struck out
tS men. Boston clinched che first
game IN the third inning on three
singles and a pass.
Score first game
Boston :. =. 003 010 00x--6 6 o.
st. Louis .. 200 600 01e--I 6 q
Foster and Thomas; James, 8rsck5
ley and Agnew.
Score second game
BOSTON .s 600 0oi 00g 02--3 ia (;
st. Louis 81 0IG coo 600 924-s j
Wood ana eadys Hamilton and Az
nav. ~, u 81 AZ 81
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES.
TATE

Pursuant to power granted to me
by virtue OF deed of trust executed
July. 31st. 1914. by John r. Smith.
c. G. Smith and Matte Smith. as the
sole surviving helrs-at-law of Caroline
Smith, deceased. will sell at public
ontcry, for cash, between the usual
hours OF sale on the first Monday in
October, 1914. for the purposes set
out In the aforementioned trust deed,
the following described real estate
formerly belonging to the said Caro-
line Smith. deceased: All that II act
containing forty-five acres. more or
less. situate in Fork township. in the
county OF Anderson. in the state of
South Carolina, adjoining lands of
Snow Hill church, j. j. Fretwell and
others; 1t being The same conveyed to
the said Caroline Smith by deed from
j. A. Coker. dated March 30, 1895, of
record In the office of the clerk of
court for Anderson county, state
aforesaid in Book ILL. page 2i4.
Purchaser to pay for deed.
G. f. Harrison, Trustee.
Tues. Sept Ia Tues. 90
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THE eBELLgD BUzzARn,
For Tkirty Years or LSnrer II Has
ReeH Seen in the fIflsAed Stcfes -

Fur Tkirty Years or LSnrer n Has
Reea Seen In the fyns4ed States.
Atlanta, Ga. August S1.--Tbe fam-
Gus 'belled bnzzardn OF sor .,.
story or at least some "bellce 80
gard" was eeen last week at stone
MountAin, Ga, according To UAiler
j Smith, who lives near ifisra. he
says he saw the bird on his place.
showing no especial signs OF age or
dcbiiity and with appetite nnimpaired
ana that the bell tinkled merTily and
shone like new dime.
FOR thirty years or more this beilet
buzzard, or It's counterpart. has been
seen at intervals In every stato S-orT
Maine 10 New Mexico. There ara
many traditions as to who aiIixoi the
bell, a 5s.i
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sHEALEI, WILL BE ELECTE d
Lexington Man VIII he the Next Rail.
road Commissioners.

Lexington. August 3f-That the
people of South Carolina are inter-
ested as never before ia the race for
railroad commissioner Is evidenced
by the fact that Franz w. Shealey,
who led the ticket in the first primary
and who is in the second race with
c. d. Fortner. is daily receiving hun
drcds of letters. telegrams and mes
sages from prominent men residing in
every section of the state, all assur
ing dr. Shea.ey of'strong support and
wishing him cnccess.
The people of Lexington are rejoic-
ing over the splendid showing made
by their candidate. Notwithstanding
the fact that Mr.. Shealey has been m
local politics for the past sixteen
years. he carried his home county by
a large majority over all five Of his
opponents in the first primary. THE
shows the standing OF Mr. Shealey at
home. and speaks louder than. any
thing else In his favor.
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MAKING A MOUNTAIN OFT Ur
MOLE HILL.

The alarming Stories whic! had
been circulated relative TO the alleged
Injurious ingredients OF coca cola re-
ceived their death knell when the L.
S. Government made its searching in
vestigation of the popular soda foun-
tain drink. At cost Cstimnted in
the neighborhood OF 100,000.0I the
government bro. at together the
most distinguished array Of Ihedica!,
scientific and legal experts that ever
investigated q food product. Profess
sors Of chemistry-from the big uni
versities, lecturers from the leading
medical colleges of America, experts
in analytical chemistry and pnarna-
cology, scientists Of national and in
ternational reputation and Govern
ment experts from the Bureau of
Chemistry in that Department OF As-
ricu!ture, latorcd with the brightest
legal minds of America to find some
thing wrong with Coca-Cola.
After years of investigation and
nearly four weeks of joint discussion
the court found that :'oca- Cola was
neither m.sbranded nor adulterated.
The manufacturers statement of tn"
ingredients. OF the beverage was cor.
rect. No alcohol, cocaine or otnrr
narcotic drug could be found. Sugar,
caramel, fruit tavors and caffeine
tthe active principle Of tea and cof-)
fee) were found to be the essential
ingredients. Even the caffeine was
found to be present in only about
one-half the quantity found in tea
and coffee. The mountain turned out
q II
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Tennis Results

Newport. r. l., August 31.-Maurice
=. McLoughlin. OF San Francisco and
Il. Norris Williams III. of Philadelphia
today won their places In the finals of
oil comers tournament for. the ma
tional singles tennis Championship.
The betting tonight was A to 1 that
Mclaughlin. would capture the title
tomorrow for the third time. Will
liams was his opponent last year.
q Mclaughlin won HIS place in the
1insis by defeating Former Champion
William ]. Clothier of Philadelphia
Cd. Ga. 6-3. Williams came through
with similar victory over Ella Fot-
trell. of San Francisco Ga, 6.3. So.
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1--WE Homer,s WON Game.

Washington. August 3I.-Fournier'c
two home runs off johnson gave Chi
cago 4 to victory over Washing
ton in totaey's ten inning game. john
son relieved Shaw after the locals
had tied the score in the ssyenth5 end
Eaurnier hit the first bali pitched
Shanks' head for the Circuit. wash.
sngton tied the score again in The
ninth end N the tenth inning Four
nier again drove heme run to deep
left winning the game.
Score IS; \.
Chicago y ..es2 900 ole i--z 1.
washington 00l 900 101 0-3 q 8
Cicotte. Woffgang and Schalk;
Shaw, Johnson and Henry. (.
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indian Pitcher Wins Suit.

Chicago. August 31.-Georgt H.
Johnson, the Indian pitcher. who
jumped from the Cincinnati Nationals
to the Kansas City ,Federals, today
won anothsS court victory. Judge
.Deyer !ssnaa temporary Injunction
restraining gs Cincinnati club from
fsttaer DsosHessss;a & an fniupctior
suit against JaEaase sa the court OF
common fleas Of AiIegherpy county,
psnasylvanissr pending ths settlement
OF a cross bill filed here by the ball
player. 4
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Won Roth. Tied for Ton.

hicago, August 81. Chicago tied In
dianapolis for first place in the Fed
eral League pennant race today by
winning two games from ST. Louis,
10 and ] to O. The day was des-
ignated at Fielder Jones" dey In hon
or CT the former White Sox manager,
who made his first Chicago appear
ance since he left the American league
seven years ago.
Score first game
st. Louis =. ..0O1 O02 000-3 8 2
Chicago :. ..01t 010 01x-4 Q 1
WHILE Millett and Chapman; Johnson and
Score second game.
st. Louis : 600 900 OO0-0 2 2
Chicago :. 1000 600 01x-1 6 o
keupper and Simon; Hendrix and
Wilson.
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ceat Esp. Down--eualIty keps Up.

No hetter medicine could bc made
Tor coaghs. ccl1s, Group. hoarsei,ess, !,
tickling throat. bronchitis, etc. than
Roiey's Honey and Tar Connanrd
why they eail,e Improve the
suafifR and war or, mo war. the prsce
feislsi2s the same e, J. Sargent. f1ay.
las, Eexs 7sSs; 81 believe Folev,s
HopeS and AEar has no equal for n
IrtWsgists1s relieved me OF ali syTas,-
a0me sof tnbsrcpiosis ana my oaueh
khe entirely zisappeared. Don't nc.
.cepk any anbatitute. for F0iey,s Honey
md TAT - tss hest. Ecranas Phsrniacy
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice Ia hereby given that an cleo
tion will be held at Piercetown. school
district No. 81, on Monday, September
z. on the question of voting an addi-
tional one mill tax to be used for
school purposes. The polls will open
at 2 a. m. and close at p m. A reg
istration certificate end tax receipt
viii he required.
BY order OF County Board,
]. B FELTON,, Supt. Education
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:: S p o R T S ::
Collins Featured Game.

Philadelphia, August 31-Philadel-
phia hit the deliveries OF Coumbe and
Dillinger hard today and defeated
Cleveland 8 to = Pennock was effec
tive with mol an bases and famed
ten batsnien. Collins gave a great ex-
hibition. In five times up he made
two doubles. drew Two passes. scored
run and. stole three bases.
Score
Cleveland .OOl 100 OOl-3 10 2
Philadelphia COS 100 30x-9i2 /
Coumbe, Dllinger and O'Neill !;
Pennock and Schang. McAyoy.
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FEDERAL

Al Pittsburgh Baltimore 7.
At Chicago A. ST. Louis 3. First
game.
Al Chicago /; ST. Louis q. Sec
Ond game.
At Buffalo /; Brooklyn 4.
No others scheduled
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Cincinnati. August 31.-Errors en-
abled Chicago to win from Cincinnati
today 4 to 2.i&Chicago 2. scored two runs
IN the seventh !aning without making
q hit; the Cincinnati players making
four misplays. Only one other hit YVES
made off Cheney, that being two
base drive by Neitoff.
Score
Chicago :. :. :. 010 900 2O1-4 6 1
Cincinnati -. 600 200 00O-2 6 S
Cheney and Archer; Douglas and
Gonzales.
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An Eleven inning Tie.

Pittsburgh, August 3l.-New York
and Pittsburgh PLAYED l to l tie to-
day. The1game was called after the
eleventh inning to allow the Pirates to
catch a train for st. Louis. Demaree
was hit hard at times but fast fielding
by his fellow-players kept the locals
from scoring.
Score
New York >. 0O1 600 600 OO-1 z 1
Pittsburgh ;. 900 600 001 00-1 IL 0
Demaree and Meyers; Harmon,
Coleman and 'Kafora.
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AMERICAN

At Philadelphia 8; Cleveland 8.
At Boston 4; st. Louis 1. First
game.
AT Boston g.. ST. Louis 3. Second
game, IL innings. darkness.
at New York 6: Detroit 9. First
game.
At Washington 3: Chicago a. 10
innings.
At New York 3; Detroit 2. Second
game, innings, darkness.
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NATIONAL.

At Pit;3burgh L; New York 1. 1
innings. called catch train.
At Cincinnati 2; Chicago A..
Only two games scheduled.
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Diarrheea 0nlehir Curss.

My attention was first called to
Chf.iaberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy as much as twelve
year ago. At that time was se-
riously i'll with summer complaint.
One dose OF this remedy Checked the
trouble" writes Mrs. C. w. Florence,
Rockfieid. Ind. For sale by all deal
ers r.
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IA ssNs--A beautiful lawn gives an
aaeea charm 20 che Home Life
THIS Is the proper time to prepare
s thoroagh Seed Bed for late Sep-
tsmber and early October which In
tAs pest sedding season We viii
cneerfuiiy give you any assistance
or information thst yer, may desire
n you viii cali 4e4
s-2s.ss u ssadsmsn Sm5m,
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South Atlantic

PENNANT SERIES
AT Savannah 0: Albany /.

Savannah, Ga, August 31.-Albany
today won the opening game to 0
In the post season series with Savan-
nan which will decide the champion
ship OF the South Atlantic League for
1914.
Score
Albany e. . 900 900 OOl--1 6 0
Savannah e.. 900 900 0OO-0 5 2
Williams and Wells; Smallwood
and Smith.
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LEGAL
NOTICES
Delinquent Road Tsx ESIce.

All delinquent road tay collectors
are provided with an official receipt
book with numbers. and stub numbers
attached. Pay no money to collectors
unless you get the official receipt
as above provided for.
j. MACK KING,
II County Supervisor.
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WANTS

WnRtea Bids. on two thousand dol
lara worth OF school bonds to run
period OF twenty years. These
bonds are OF Fairview and Cherry
school districts. state rate of in
iteEssto In bid.
-, aSa,R. o. BROCK,
w. A. MULLfGAN,
Pendleton, s. C.
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Strong Arm Souad In Evidence.

Pittsburgh. August 31.-Making
every hit count. Baltimore today de
feated Pittsburgh 10 l. Quinn and
Russell. the baltimore battery, each
had three hits.
Score
Baltimore -. .OO2 200 OO3-7 IL O
Pittsburgh E. :. 000 010 00O-1 8 1
Quinn and Russell; Camnitz and
Roberts
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LOST-one small beauty pin with
name Baby" painted In blue In
Bijou theatre Saturday afternoon.
Finder pieese return to No. I3 q.
FRANKLIN street.--NIrs. w. g. Gull
san. -,
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FOR SALE

GOOD FARM FOR SALE-1O2 acres
on cross roads, room dwelling,
good barn. necessary out buildings.
fine water, excellent stand for store
and ginnery, school house in sight.
good neighbors. labor plentiful. 2
miles OF railroad. Have two tracts
adjoining for sale. Apply to Matte
Payne, Ninety Six, S. G. 9-f-3tswp
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At New Orleans Nashville. rain.
At Birmingham o.; Atlanta I.
At Mobile 4; Chattanooga 3.
No others scheduled.
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Classified Columns
Want Advertising Rates

Twenty-Five cents Times 30 cents
S,x Times 81 co.
All
used in aupli.
No advertisement taken for lcs .dvance
directory
321 bill will
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LOST

LVST--One pair blue serge trousers
OF N. Main street between the
square and Menefield's store. If
doand please return to American
iaiiors and receive reward. S-3o-1t
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American Association

At Cleveland 4 Minneapolis 5.
At Columbus 10: st. aPul 3.
AT Louisville 0; Milwaukee 1. 10
innings.
At indianapolis 1; Kansas City 2. ~
innings fl'iaas
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At1SiS.A good opportunity to eat II
you don't patronize The Luncheen-
ette' next door to New Bridge
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WANWED-Teachers with certificates
wanted Immediately for following
positions in graded or rural
schools: 8 at $50; 9 at $50; at
$46; IL at $40; z at S3S. Direct from
school ofiliciaIs. Special enrolment.
Act quickly. w. II. Jones, Mgr,
COLUMBIA, 8. G.
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FOR RENT

FOB RENT-Fronf office In new Wat
son-Vandiver building. Very de-
sirsble location.
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