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unfa!terLna RESEMBLANCE.

The Russian army of 100000 men
Is a prohibition one. Russia, in fact,
is onw a prohibition country, the Gear
having closed all the governmental
vodka shops, which yielded a reve-
nue. OF $45O,O0O,0 900 a year.
prohibition" said Representative
Hobson, sis advancing everywhere.
Take politics; even the politician, ev-
en- the statesman, was q heavy drink
err in the past. How different now!
"A political failure during his first,
last and only term in the House went
into the House barber shop to be shaw
ed one day.
Congressman, sah,' said the bar
Der, do you know, sab, you remind
me mighty strong, sab, Of Daniel Web
ster.'
"'The brow, eh?' chuckled the Con
gresham. is it the brow, George:
emo, sah.' the barber answered, 1t
ain't de brow. It's de bref.'-St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
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paffng htsaeeondterm N tire Hense
Ire was chairman 81 the nAtsees OH
sf6rn6ine fhe manner 81 preparing the
5bildEaf mailing al! tntelltgtble Ibnssts
less statement8oftt
Senator McCFum is we'll quaLlhea
Ito preside over the senate, w%ellsyersTz
ga in parlimentory usage and alert
.cnd active. He comes from q county
that always gives a big Republican
majority, which is q claim that usually
gets recognition.
There are a number Of good men
III the race for Presidents chair n
Ii is too. carly to make predictions
as to who will win but from the char
acter OF men aspiring to the honor,
we have no doubt Of having the place
we'll fitted
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trailing draperies Of brilliantly hued
v~elvets, brocadcs and satins, drifts
Of adoroble girls, their exquisite slim
ness developed in misty clouds OF
tulle or Glinging lengths of accordion
plated tatfetas; platoons of the brave
and the gallant, the handsome md
the gay Peoria's golden youth. and
substantial business men, in the cor
rectcst Of evening garb. lent to the
Jefferson hotel u stunning pictorial
effect last night, when the first assem-
bly, ball of the season took place at
that popular hostelry.-Peoria (1ll.)
Star.
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ILETILE BOBBIE1S IA
BYMiIamIEIEn

WhIeEk lNa4a@-.---T--@T
Z was Jest thinking, sed Pa e Ma
last mite. that wud rite q dashing,
sIashfng war song, like that Tpperary
gong. Thare ought to be quite a lot
81 mummy in one of them songs, In
fack. Pa sed, the tIpperary song
cleened up a fortune for the riters &
publishers.
What maiks you think that you cud
rite a song like that? sed Ma. You
seem to have a lot Of confidence in
yourself.
I know / can, sed Pa. Just let me
go into the libary for a hour OF so
4 l will cum out with o war song.
So Pa went into the libary.
yure father is a vary interesting
man.. BobbIe, sed Ma, thare are SO
many things that he can do & SO
mary things that he t%Stnks he can
do. Nov ! am Jest wondering, sed
Ma, the kind OF a war song that he
IS going to bring out. & Just then
Pa cain. cut.
Gather about me. he sed to Ma &
re. Gather about me & lissen to this:
I'm FlTElNG FOR THE FLAG LUv
A wounded solgerJlay upon the awful
field OF battle.
Dreaming about his childhood wen
he used to herd the cattel.
A gallant captain galloped up & to
his solgers sed,
Unless we kill the enemy I feer
thay'Il shoot us ded.
Git up & charge them, nobel men, the
captain loud did cry,
& then the wounded solger man with
these words did reply:
Chorus:
I'm fteing for the flag ] luz,
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TIL. wav to Fortune.

1.-THE Germans, lacking gasoline, are
making a substitute for their auto
mobiles out of fat" said a local au-
tomoblle dealer the other day. 1.-THE
Germans, with their submarines and
zeppelins and Taubes and what not,
certainly put modern progress to good
use.
TN this knack Of turning all sorts OF
modern things to good use the Ger
mans are like the inventor who used
to visit the capitalist saying:
"I,ye. got anSinvention here that will
make both our fortunes It Is an
alarm clock that oanEguarantee@T
that we ca13p6sitiyely g1arantees-for
It viii maks4eyerysi single purchaser
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sEMAroR

SENATOR a. Bliss McCrum, OF Pres
ten county, is one OF tho lead
Ang candidates for the presi-
sdency8 OF the senate. Senator McCrum,
Ehile4a young man, is a gentleman OF
c1fnisidarab1es legislative experience,
HAVING served two regular terms and
cneaspecIal session in the House OF
delegates before being elected to the
senate, where he has served during
on legis1atiVe session. In the lower
houseSheswas chairman OF tho railroad
Committee when the two cent Fare
law was passed and was the author OF
3the3etght hour law for telegraphers.
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raE wAolE THINo oER AeAiNsI


THE WHpEE THING OFT AGAIN.
q daily world Is Old anf new
aThe countrys elm. the city
I4IheS pa1tfys4and thesproud and plattssTzi
And thenSthe whole thi1g again:
our wnsdistresss anpthsrs woe,
"a zstruggling thrung&Wherer NJ go;
The office and hemiIlland den
And next the whole thing DER again.
a dashing down upon!the car.
a little toll, and there you are;
The luncheon hour, the whistle then
Ard then the whole thing DER again.
The crowded trolley home at NIGHT.
The hurried supper, quickened flight,
To the theater or movie den
And next the whole thing Ger again
A growing old, a keeping sweet,
A few now neighbors in the street;
a death, q grave in some lone glen
And then the whole thing DER again.
Baltimore Sun,
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called Migrants, so that fewer men
Who are simply out of work will be
r%ailroaded to jail from Police Court
us "vags."
Think OF q city prosecutor wirking
to keep men out Of Jail! Why, a pros
ecutor's record is based OH the big
number Of convictions he secures, Is
it not? There are lots of men out of
work, Just now aud "Bill' Brown Is
passing up the chance OF a lifetime
10 say nothing of his interference with
the prosperity Of IL OF our most pre-
cious institutious-tle jail. It's de-
cidedly revolutionary.
These two Incidents do not make the
big news" Of the day. You'll find the
type display over instances OF heroism
aud Of clever strategy shown in the
war.
But to the Post there is heroisnl
when a woman, defying the scorn OF
her sex and dEsregarding the merci-
less custom of ages, takes into her
life a fallen sister, and, by means 9TH
Ell than prayer and advice, gives her
q practical chance to "get straight
with life again. To us there is good
strategy, policy, admirable love Of JUS
tfcc, in the prosecutor who works to
keep men guilty of naught save pow
erty out of Jail, rather than in.-Cin-
ciunati Post.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-17

HEpEsTRUcTINe PLANS.

Many plans have been suggested for
fe~distrtcting the state as to the
congressional, and the senatorial
dtBtficts. -
Most all the plans outlined leave
HARRISON and Lewis out of the first
congressional district, some substitute
tng MonhongalIa and others adding
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., M of the SCH
sationaI Notwithstanding plans makes h
seiEAtonial district of Marion, Taylor
aidAPreaton, and IS as follows:
First, Hancock, Brooke and Ohio;
second. Marshall, WetZe1 and Monon-
galia: third, Tyler, Doddrldge, elmer,
Calhoun. Ritchie and Peasants;
Fourth, Wood Writ, Roane and Jack
son; fifth Mason, Putnam and Cabell;
sixth. Wayne, Lincoln and Mingo;
seventh; Boone, Logan, Wyoming ana
mcdowell; eighth, Kanawha; ninth,
Raleigh, Mercer and Summers; tenth,
CLAY Nicholas and Fayette; eleventh,
Harrison. Lewis and Ups1ur; twelfth,
SfarioIi. Preston and Taylor; thtr-
Steentt. Braxton, Webster, P~OCahontas.
sGreenbrier and Monroe; fourteenth
Mineral. Grant, Tucker, Barbour, and
Randolph; fifteenth. Jefferson, Berkc.
Icy Morgan, Hampshire, Hardy Il
Bendleton.
This would substitute Preston ro1
Monongalia and increase the normal
Republican majority several hundred
Votes but whether this change is
madeso not this district, under nor-
maIspolitical conditions, is safely Re-
publican, although the Democrats
ihayaEa1ected the senator in the three
succeeding past elections.
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Current Comment
HeIpinq out Col, Cocktails.

AS Col. Goethals, Governor OF Pan
ama, has twice asked for torpedo bout
destroyers to assist him III the enforce.
ment OF the neutrality of the Isthmus,
why should anybody in authority at
Washington hesitate to grant his re.
quest? Is he expected 10 repeat 1t hour
by hour? Must a man under whose
direction hundreds Of millions OF
American money have been spent pro.
duce lndorsers when lie asks for help?
Is nm officer of the army likely to be
heard from at the navy department OK
cept upon business?
Col. Cocktails has not complained Of
violations Of neutrality at the 18th
mus without cause. He ought not to
ask for help without results.-New
ork World.
The other interesting story in the
mail tells how "BillH Brown, one Of
Los Angeles city prosecutors, puts on
Atrampss attire and associates with so:
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CURIOUS FACTS.

Portland, Me, has a barber who has
been IN continuous service for so
years.
Spaniards prefer Porto Rican coffee
because Of its delicate flavor and
aroma.
Shanghai recently saw the opening
OF the first street car system financed.
constructed and operated solely by
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-17

At a political rally in Mountain Dale,
Ark, some time ago, Abner Short Of
Tercd to bet that he could cat two wa
termelons whose combined weight was
IS pounds. Finally it was agreed
that il he could eat them they would
be paid for by members Of the crowd.
Otherwise Short was to pay for them
and in addition forfeit 81. When the
two melons we're eaten he called for
more and won a wager of $25 by eat
ing a third. At last accounts he was
still alive.-pathfnder.
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The withdrawal from Vera Cruz and
the sending of the army to Naco'
proves at least that none OF the Ell
ropean commanders have anything on
Ccmmander-in-Chie Woodrow Wilson
If. making a change of base for pure
IL strategical reasons. Charleston
Mail.
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Song and Story

Awakening at an early morning hour
q sleeper at La Crosse, Wis. A. L.
Bliss and r. w. Willis, Of Chicago,
found that thieves had carried off their
trousers, together with watches, mon
cy and railroad tickets. The train
was held there until the unfortunate
men could find a clothing merchant
willing to open his store and sell them
the needed articles Of dress. The two
sustained losses totaling about 300
Pathfinder.
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jump out of bed like a shot"
"Humph. That's what they oil say
But let's hear her ring" said the skep'
tical capitalist.
"she don't ring" said the inventor.
smiling proudly. "She honks."-Ex'
change.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-17

Everybody in America, we believe
would look upon the coming OF Christ
mas with far more JOY had there been
10 war in Europe. This is the feel
ing which makes all the world akin
ond when this feeling grows all over
the world, there will be no more war
Charleston Mail.
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Golf Never Brought Down a Coon.

Rufe Jones, of Etna, gave Press
Williams two and one-half tons Of
good hay for a fine hunting dog, which
only three months ago sold for q mule.
Jones can keep his family in meat
this winter and sell enough to buy
shoes for his children and other nee
essary things about the place, and
also have finer sport than any man
ever got out ofNpoker or golf.-ozark
(Ark.) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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State Editors


What is SO pitiful MS a crusty ma
who takes himself seriously and docs
not believe in Santa Claus? From
nim shall be taken what little he hath,
and woe shall be his portion.-Charles-
tOE Gazette.
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ii you really desire to marry for
money pick out a rich woman's fav'
oriteS niece. The man who marries
SEgrichs .man,s daughter seldom realiz-
8 IN: his Investment during the life
sofathe former.
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Buck Kilby, who has one, considers
solomon's feat of supporting 500 wives
tho greatest in the history OF the
world.
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MREAuTlEuLN

That must have been q most beau
tifufg snow over at Parkersburg, judy
ngsfromthe word painting of it by the
editor sof; the State Journal.
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What has become Of the old fashion
ed man who used 10 slip an old pair
OF WOODEN socks over his shoes whea
he travelled through the snow?
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Iude,a War Tag.

Jude johnson paid his war tax this
morning. He was fined S15 in Police
Court for having been whipped by
Mrs. Johnson.-Atchison Globe.
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Speaking Of remarkable feats, Mrs.
Brunk Slough can furnish a flow of
sbuckwheat cakes sufficiently large to
Keep four men going.
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What has become of the good old
fashioned husband who used to hold
a hank Of yarn on his wrists while
his wife wound the bull?
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Some of tho farmers contempt for
town men is inspired by the fact thai
most town mon shave every day.
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The opinion Of unpreiudiced observ-
ers is that blondes are more attrac-
i've but that brunettes last longer.
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When a man Is tried in the news
papers before the jury Of public opin-
ion q verdict Of guilty" is nearly al,
ways returned.
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Briefly defined an opttmist Is a man
who expects to win his Christmas tur-
key in Il rattle.
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Generally speaking a mans friends
make more trouble for him than ms
enemies.
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But It Was Worth It, at That.
Huntington is right smart put out
because she didn't get to see any more
Pavlowa for five dollars than Lex
ington did for two.fifty.-Fayette Tri-
bune.
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Remember the poultry show in Jan
uary. The chickens will be with US
then.
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There are two schools OF experience
the day and night.
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AEmans sees his hero every time he
looks into q mirror.
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The record for endurance in II
town has been unanimously awarded
to SOC Slocum on the ground that he
has lived with Mrs. Slocum for 13
years.
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If food were flattery any despeptsc
could assimilate it.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-17

A great deal may be said for both
sides and, usually, it is said.
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The theory that one man is as good
another is pleasing, but fallacious.
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Revised.

All the worlds a stage, and nearly
of us are getting the hook.-Puck.
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Just Smiles
Not Ever in Winter.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox says a wom-
ans clothes should reveal her mental.
ity and temperament. Jumping Je-
hosophat! Is there to be no limit to
the revealing capacity" of feminine
wearing Observation-Disclosures Journal.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-17

Being in love is probably the Sc
verist form of punishment.
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Must l4ave8 Been Some Ball.
professionals ofa lovely matronss
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Life a Tanuo.

Vernon Castle in New York
Tells US almost daily,
Dance, my children, always dance;
Life will then go gayly!"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-22

/ have sold my grocery and Testaur-
ant business in Americas TO A. H.
Williams, who assumes all obligations
after July 18th inst All bills payable
prior to July 18th will be paid TO D. s.
Sayre, who likewise assumes all obliga
tons to that date. 212t
D. S. SALE.
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All He Wanted

Newly arrived from the Highlands,
Jack McT wish wandered about the
big city until fairly tired out. Long
had he hesitated about entering any
OF the br. !iantly lighted restaurants,
but at lent b he mustered up courage
and was us cred to table. The
waiter handed him the menu card,
which was a foreign language to Nc
lavish. nally, in desperation, he
said to the lowering waiter: Aim no
hungry, no hungry at a. Just bring
me plate O. whisky an a wee
spoon!"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-22

Miss Claire Everett. accompanied
by Miss Julia Whitaker, Of Columbus,
left yesterday for Thomasville, to
spend several days at the home OF
their aunt, Mrs. R. L. Stewart.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-22

Our porch goods have already been
reduced 10 per cent, but if you want
to pay cash, take an extra 10 per
cent. off during our midsummer clear
ance sale, July 18th to August Sth.
THE ALLISON FURNITURE co.
advt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-22

One 8 pee. tan willow suit, creton
upholstered bottom, $4,000, worth
$1,000. See window display.
THE ALLISON FURNITURE co.
advt --.-.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-22

Miss Sue Brown, of Cincinnati, the
attractive guest of Miss Antoinette
Lockett, has gone to Cuthbert, as a
fair member of Mrs. A A. Lockett's
house party there this week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-22

Mrs. w. c. Guest and Miss Emily
Guest left yesterday for Pablo Beach,
where they will spend several weeks
very pleasantly.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-22

Mrs. George W. Riley, Jr., and little
daughter, of Dawson, en- route, home
from White Springs, Fla, are visitors
here. AkI
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-22

One 10O-pce. gold band, Hayilan1
china dinner set, $4,000, worth $4,000.
THE ALLISON FURNITURE co.
advt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-22

Mrs. T. F. Gibson, of Montgomery.
is the guest of Mrs. Jere Hollis and
sister, Miss Ruth Christian, here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-22

Mrs. E. D. Sheffield, Miss Sarah
Sheffield and brother, Wallace Shelf
field, returned yesterday from pleas
ant stay of some length at White Sui
phur Springs, Fla.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-22

THE MAN
THE PIE

She was good woman. He loved
her She was his wife. The Pie was
coed; But the pie disagreed with him,
and he disagreed with his wife. Now
he takes Rembert's Liver Tablets after
pie and is happy so is his wife. The
tablets are the best do not sicken or
gripe, aids digestion and goes after the
liver.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-22

Monogram Belts at Belps, the Jew.
eler. advt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-22

Four rolls toilet paper at HightOw-
er's Book Store for % cts. 19-3t-adyt
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Those Who Come and Go



Monogram Belts at BelPs, the Jew.
eler. adVt
Miss Sue Brown, of Cincinnati, the
attractive guest of Miss Antoinette
Lockett, has gone to Cuthbert, as a
fair member of Mrs. A A. Lockett's
house party there this week.
One pee. tan willow suit, creton
, upholstered bottom, $4,000, worth
$4,000. See window display.
THE ALLISON FURNITURE co.
advt b.. --.-...
Messrs. John w. A. Hawkins and
Howell Cobb, two of Prestons we'll
known citizens, spent yesterday in
Americas on business.
Your old Mattress made new in one
day. Phone 100, and our wagon will
call for them. Pope Furniture Co.
advt.
After an extended visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Compton,
Mrs. Melvin Jones has returned to her
home in DeLand, Fla, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. r. B. Compton.
Get our best prices, and others,
on anything in the furniture
line, and if you want to pay
cash, take an extra 10 per
cent. off during our midsummer sale,
July 18th to August Sth.
THE ALLISON FURNITURE co.
advt
Julius Hogue has come up from Sa-
vannah to mingle with friends at home
and to see John Hardy, as chief en-
gineer of bonnet foundry.
If you get anything at Hightower's
Book Store that you are not pleased
with, tell US about 1t and give us Il
chance to please you. 19-3t-adyt
Furlow Rodgers and Doctor Ed
ridge returned yesterday from a Flor
ida fishing trip, and with fish stories
longer than the biggest FISH in the
bunch brought back.
Big assortment of art squares, rugs,
mattings, etc. Prices best to be had.
but if you want to pay cash, deduct 10
per cent. during our midsummer
clearance sale, July 18th to August
Sth, and receive Commercial Contest
votes.
THE ALLISON FURNITURE co.
advt
Col. J. F. Souter, of Preston, with
his son, Lester Souter, Miss Laverne
Souter and her guest. Miss Sarah Dau-
try, of Macon, came over in their car
yesterday, Miss Dautry returning home
while Miss Souter goes to Decatur
to visit friends.
We can save you money on your
MATTRESSES. See US before making
your purchase Pope Furniture Co.
advt
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Schneider left
yesterday for Atlantic Beach, where
they will enjoy the sea breezes during
two weeks.
Big line dining room furniture. Your
choice mahogany, golden oak, Early
English. AS good assortment as you
will find anywhere. Prices reasonable,
but if you want to pay cash, take 10
per cent. off during our midsummer
clearance SALE July 18th } August Sth.
THE ALLISON FURNITURE co.
advt
Mrs. Julia A Moran returned yes
terday to her home in Selma, after
spending a month pleasantly here, the
guest CT her son, Mr.. r. c. Moran.
Just received new shipment of the
latest novels in reprint edition price
80 cts. HightOwer's Book Store.
19-2t.advt
Bed room suits, mahogany, birds eye
MAPLE, Circassian walnut, golden oak.
Latest designs, prices reasonable, but
if you want to pay cash, take 10 per
cent. off during our midsummer clear
ance sac, July 18th to August Sth.
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Get our best prices, as we'll as 9TH
ers', and if you want to pay cash, take
10 per cent. off during our mid-sum-
mer clearance sale, July 18th to Au-
gust Sth.
THE ALLISON FURNITURE co.
advt.