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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-02-02
Personals.

AAOtO looO II llOdJs
Mr.. and Mrs. J. " White, who are
victims of lagrippe, are some better.
Messrs. R. 81. Hinton and J. K.
White, Bowling Green, we're here a
few days since.
Mr.. W. T. Montgomery, Danville,
was here last Thursday
Mr.. ]. @ Alexander, Campbellsville,
called to see the Columbia merchants
last Thursday.
Miss Stella Hobson, of Campbells-
vile, is visiting Miss Ruba Wagner
Mr. ] f. Shaw, of Nashville, is
spending few days, visiting Adair
county merchants He is a popular
salesman.
Mrs. r B. Kerr, of Campbellsville,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. c. Faulkner.
Miss Madge Rosenfeld, who spent
five weeks with her sisters at Mt. Yer
non, ILL.,, returned home Thursday
night.
Willie, little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Jeffrles was quite sick several
days of last week.
Mr.. Ralph Hurt returned from
Georgetown for ten days stay last
Saturday. He has been sick.
A little child CT Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie
Conover fell last Monday and badly
hurt one Of its eyes. 49,
DR.. ]. N. Murrell is now at his of.
fee, having returned from Louisville.
Miss Edna Akers, teacher in the
public school, was confined to her
room several days of last week, suffer
ing with ear ache. -, ,hN
Mr.. Fl. o. Miller, Harrodsburg, was
at the Hancock Hotels few days ago.
Mr.. Luther Hadley, Russell Springs,
was here few days ago.
Mr.. G. o. Barnes, Crocus, was here
few days Of last week, a witness in
court.
MeSSrS. Joel and Aquilla Darnell
made business trip to Louisville,
Indiana and Frankfort last week
Judge W. W. Jones and his wife
were both seriously i'll with lagrippe
last week, but at this writing they
are on the road to recovery.
Mrs d. Ward Denton, who has been
with her husband at Erwin, Tenn, fol
several months, reached home, on a
visit, last Friday. pr
Miss Mary Breeding, who was pu.
pill in the Western Normal, Bowling
Green, was taken sick and returned
home last week. -.....r... .....
Mr.. BraXton MaSSie was taken quite
i'll with acute indigestion last Satur.
day night, but he is better at this
writing.
Mr. and Mrs. b f Hatcher, Camp
bellsville, visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. p Beard last week, Mrs
Hatcher and Mrs. Beard being sisters
Miss Agnes Conover, who taught al
Leitchfeld, returned home laat week
This week she will go to Bowling
Green, enter the State Normal, Il
finish the course for life certificate
Mrs. Lou f. Miller, who has beer
with her son, g. e. Miller, Louisville
for several months, reached home las
Wednesday afternoon, and has taker
room at the Hancock Hotel.
Mr.. Fred Hill went to LouiSvill,
last week and attended a meeting O
the retail druggists of the State Tn,
meeting was presided over by a mem
Der of the Rexall company.
Mrs j. T. Patteson and her daught
er, Mary Helen, and Miss Sallie FelC
left the first of tie week to spend
month with Mr.. and Mrs, S. f. White
Bradentown, Fla.
Mr.. Earl Williams, of Burkesville
reached Columbia last Saturday, il
company with sister, who entered
the Lindsey Wilson. Mr.. William
was former student of the institu
tion.
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Additional Locals.
Farm for Sale.

My farm containing 200 acres, three
miles northeast of Columbia, and one
mile from Campbellsville pike. Call
on me. W. r. Williams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
LAUREL ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

s. S;soa s:Ys n fsIl9Ss. SSr.
.sss los fOs;aPeo s1 Po, ios ~ on stnw vsn m,, iGe
III; ia 0sirisen. ioei Mocniish,er dmp) ios;
Second race three-yesr-clds ana up. steeple-
s:S SsStSss Prom SsS%s,!T ii' eSsS.SSs isS
i.Ss s.SS s%s YP .:as
.S9. ~; stone hsdss, lit; Broomv.is dm,go ,oao }.
g IP eo.,S%.iT Sis TfS5s YSs .iS iis
00P Fourth % r.es, Columbus Hane,cap. ,ioQo added.
ali ages, Q furlonEs---Leo chaTes, 1872; High
Noon, 125; Prince OF Como. III: jacob, iU1
Startling toei EtIyscap, esi sendmarsh dmp.l.
Fifth race. ali ages. handicap. mile and 70
p. Broom asG ii s &1on Sy
si.is race th,sss,yssr;olqs. selling; I Liz 3
s:AliiceTTAhhfi USsa1 ieT BE M hs an FS
ss:s% S los Sia haven. 1857 .ss"rDiI ids
S.v:% 5so:; sS, sss up selling
Slick. llo; Orotund, i0T: Rae B., 1OS; .DollnA,
iO4: Etiquette e2i Fairly. 1i2; Juliet t07; Wood
Fair 10d; obolus, 100; .0reetinss, %.
sFive pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. olsarI track, fast.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night

IoIST BREEZE 4. CA NsIscp p,,,'. s,e'.Ily
yon ,frOm Anay. Friend, lew muptss beat
Ws,ters inaIsn na hnsssi hir' .tepeeS pet Mc-
Govern. nrst.
RYAN A, C,--Frankie Conway drew with
Terry Ketoheil. YeunE Marphy knocked out
Johnny Murphy, thirdi Johnny BRADY stopped
Young Bull kesrler, seconds loung Coeter
quit e kid sshols,; .eirs pannS ainen
NEW Y9RK.Jsss Dil,s9. sSSecnsd r..V, syVs
shaded Joe Lynch. Al Thomas outpclnted
dESSlf Cilssrd. jim hesiy stOOpsd Steve
READING - IomIS 2,Ksste asfesssss et,s
SssllIss Snss,Isss MMsSsssS' Msnsnn' ssn, a ur.ES Ssst
Yeurs. MsnIoe, sscendI Willie spencer out
s0pTH BETHLEHEM Eddie hsvoire
ROCHESTER,. N. Y.-BattiinE Lain de-
feated Diek Leadman.
YOUNGSTOWN, Q-shamus o'Brien out
siuggcd Mnburn sayior.
BkIDQEPoRr. Cenn.-zulu KID won on
q foul from Silent Martin. fourteenth.
BQsToN-..bsttiinF Levlnsky won from
0unbost smith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
WILLIAM BONSALL,
PITCHER, REWARDED
Barrett Manufacturing Teams Twirler
Presented With Cup at Dinner

Skilled baseball pitchers who are consistent
there are some. and ono OF them Ia William
bonsaii. who during the last season did the
pany's mine. Last nisht the members Of this
dinner al the Manufacturers' Club as tribute
10 their pitcher for the remarkable performance
he rsristered during the season.
As 4 reward for his unusual accomplishments,
BonsaI was presented with costly cup by A.
E ChevalIer. general manager OF the concern.
James McDonoush, who catches on the team.
and who also ofhciates as manager. was one OF
the speaksrs.
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Conway and KeteheIl Draw

to an even SrSsE in The main bout al the Kysn
Athle,ie club last niEht Coqysy yps the ss.
.eysrsl hard punShss nssr the close o. ths CON
stopped Johnny Murphy In the third. Johnny
Brady stopped Young Bull Kessler In two rounds.
Young cqnen was finished In three rounds by
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
Hot OF the Gridiron

rsSSTFGS T ): !! ss Ts; ssa F.:I :: iss
tsToSss ~St1 .rsnsous 1sHS as' ar s..t.raS which
several new play. were r.hsassed: The % scri%, IN,
ball and they held !, tcr about thirty min:
%sAS the Ssy spSs sSs from IN. sdsn. and
Latrooe the tackle. was given rest hsst S.os. ~
The he's game ' last SIS saturday, w ''
SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa. Oct. 1l.-Dneugh
n & e ye ssysns wsTs sr 9ss pss I
weather prevailing the prseties A. sn% t% sn.nt ss ~
ws1 v.r Of *. ss,.sncos new
that may be used against Yale on SATURDAY
HAvERFoRD. Pa. Oct Ii:-rS make UP fer
SnssS sSSrs on. one * n. stisst scSmmasss Of
S' '; and :sG.Pd Tsri s.sss vans
riors in snaps for their battle with the Nsw
VIII rGSN Ss Dsy.S Ss Ss1' h in S tSs
metropolis.
ufdSy wit6ou, an injury o. serious ns!yre. and
eSusn sissa day sf Monday. al were SSs Il ssI,s
Ts' = q. ss .sn = ..S:s %ss TSS ss
meet on FIanklin Field next Saturday, though
s sSp SS R.s ss S SS' oS
team
vILLANovA Pa, Oct. 1l.-By .siyins his
M. season. coash Bsnni. began ssrnest Prsp.,,
Annville next SATURDAY. a seripmsxs with
the eleven from villanova Prep School was the
chief event Of the aftsrnoon The Prep boy
pass play. ot the varsity. but they were power
Sns SsfG{: q S.f ne sc
Ss.b AI%G9sst Ss II: .ys
finds that Johnny Nahum. IL star guard and
captain. win not return g college. Dan O'Con;
TO lead the eleven In Mahlum's place, but tbs
vacancy AZ left guard is a hard one Tor Coach
CoLLEGEvILLE. Pa, Oct. 11.-Coaoh
Thompson got the Urslnus men down to hard
work again after an easy afternoon on Mon
day. He Is bent on having tha men in nrst'
day. The practice yesterday consisted mainly
OF long scrimmaae between the varsity and
scrubs, in which all the varsity plays were tried
Edward Russell, who played tackle on the
Penn varsity football team for three seasons
| and who graduated last spring, has decided "a
| take up football again and he has signed with
| a professional eleven In Canton, ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

losing side has 20 come; but even N ahs
slips, Il is hardly likely that the slump win
last Tor over one season. II Hauehton r.
unable to rebuild this year. the young ma
terial ne has on hand should be ripe enough
20 get up and go somewhere by another
The renowned Rube drops from one world
series town into another. So far he hasn't
decided on his next shift
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
Belfeld Tennis Champions

BY winning a postponed doubles match from
Elberon at Fox Chase yesterday. Belheld IN
league and earned It's risht to the 1919 cham
plonship BY the scant margin OF one point.
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Scraps About Scrappers
Nv LOUIS n. yArTE

VS. sailor orAness .s s.p.ss'iSns sS5spens IN NsE
pien G1e 1s% cros.eS rissand erSsksr on p sss Gait
% his 81, isss niss. orsnds lad been sosiss
ssyis . s1 fsssinsssS @ y. ssn: shes: f"csfsst
PRR'h s pSSes sS Is. soGs '''f
Kew 70 YSEs S' 81 SsS, S Js. r,ne sS:
younss1sr SS S VIII n heir tsS'rpund sst,o Sss night
ss. ss oSs Ss Y stsA s tie sss.s as
won won Tor Tor the Kswpis .~m
Al Nelson apparently hs, the Indian sIsn 5,.,n on
aefes ted the Sr red haired frishmsn, their last
Pssas P:ss.s fSR faSt sss:.. sss:s css 5 : ea
ss ssg 's f Sody S0' -,s % sess S.Ss: & s. mia
frankie aRi dTs% conwSS Sso %% q ,ss Rssn last nsS
SaS Snanimous No favorte before he contest but Cen
ways aEgressivensss and innFhting TOOK an me
Able AtteI Just won't stay out, Hes Hes
Us: s,iss S f;s:si vs:. ss
q. va S %siSs s.., sS s' 'H'A'
Three matches have been srrsnssd for Yogns
HsabeS Hnef r. hrisn AZ Norrisown. October IT. then
will buck up against Jack Britton, AZ BroohSn.
October "a. and he will meet Jimmy Soney, W m
Ief H%aS5 %hs 9oSns 9oS %s with
will be for ten sessions.
while Charley Leonard was a shade winner
over Johnny Mayo the other night, oecause oi
his boxing In hashes. little credit went with ne
victory. Whatever prestige there was 70 pe n.a ~
EsqtsS he nsS,ns Ss1 from sS sf Ss e
,ss nave ssna sssn SlsS from The canary sissa. fSI
there surely must have been q httle pltais eI
Since Jack johnson was dethroned and Jess
willard made the announcement that be never
would defend his title against negro, nttls IN
terest In placed In inter-racial heavyweght ooats
An effort IL being made 10 match the big kantan
with Harry wills, the New Orleans nsgro ~
to the bout. Wills boxes George cotton In New
York Friday night
Jimmy McCabc has been dsvelopng more con.
sistently than any Of the local boxers. Last
year the south Phladephlan was only slip o.
ana strength. Mac also is betterinE hi. rIns
ability. Jeems's left hand worked 70 perfeetior
hlbition io " IN dsfssiinE Kas6y big surprise
The Fs, Boy, willie MeshAn; viii be t N & 2yI
phIawArd from frisco ana viii be In shape e
Box a week after his arrival. Meehan has beer
boxing In winning form on the coast all sum
mer and will have TO do little work to be Ia
hghtinG trim when he gets here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
o'Brirn VS.. Hauber for Fifteen Rounds

NoRRfsrOwN, Pa. Oct ii,-Young Jack
% hrien end Henry Hsuber OF Fairmognt. who
Ing ot the Palace 4 C. here on October y. ore
reetins with wsi,srweisht champion JACK bit
ton At this club n the very near futurs. frit-
ton and Ted Iswis, who recently returned from
south America, have aereed 70 meet IN the
weterweight eiminayon tournamcnt which 10
coay little club IN Norristown. 10y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
Cloverdale Wins Opener

Cloverdale. Of st. Andrews Church an1
oaston opened the local basketball season last
night when the former won a hard-fousht game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

Ba,tl,ns, s.s1s psr i2eg2sna.r s .s. 6 from Proyi
fspas fF4sssis Fleming ana fhinnss boyle two Ssii.
cuffians. who showed pp rel n loesl egyts,
at an early date.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

seldom do night managers see their proteges
get the '.YorsI, Of IT, and gaSk Tisrgssy: who
Is no exception. Rsferrins q shsrldan's bout
Win Jimmy ,FrSsr las. S,s .sss: T,srnsy ,n s.ys
for seysntsen minutes and nifty seconds. the
Irishman was In the lead
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

Following his victory over Richie Mitchell. Ed
die MoAndrews has not let up in training. He
Is working out daily under the direction Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

WASHINGTON. Oct, ll-AImost on the eve
Of the biz .Eame with Dartmouth oeorEetow1
captain. viii not return to college. Dan o,Con.
nor, OF the Dorchester. Mass, has been elected
10 lead the eleven in Mahlum's place, but tbs
vacancy At left guard ia hard one for Coach
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

Edward Russell, who played tackle on IN,
Penn varsity football team for three season.
and who graduated last spring has decided q
take up football again and he has signed will
a professional eleven In Canton, d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

The Fat Boy, Willie Meehan, will be in our
midst next week, He IL on his way Philadsl-
phiaward from frisco and will be in shape 20
kox a week after his arrival. Meehan has been
boxing In winning form on the coast all sum
mer and will have TO do little work to be In
hghtinG trim when he gets here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

Copyright. lslg The TIL. Tribune ASSOCIATION. Res
ada. 1918,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

Jimmy Mccabe has been dsveloping more con.
sstently than any, Of the local boxers Las, .,
4 younsster, and as he IA improving IN weight
and strength. Mac also 10 betterinE his Iins
In hls match with Abe .Kabakoff. and his sShi
hibitlon In defeating kanby was big surprise
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

Three matches havs been ssrrnsea for H.pss HsSns
vii buck up against Jack Brt,4n; % a. eoSsy eoSGsi n
their third tilt. at Providence, X, l.. Nonemosr
s. The Hauber and Coney matches aIe BItissen. BIiss
will be for ten sessions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

Since Jack johnson was dethroned and Jess
Willard made the announcement that ne nevs'
terest IL placed In interracial heavyweight ooats
An effort IL being made match the big hanhan
with Harry Wills the New Orleans negro, 81
Boston but Il il doubtful II Willard will AEree
to the bout. Wills boxes George Cotton In New
Work Friday niaht
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CHRONIC Dysentery.

can old gentleman CT this town who
was almost at the point of death with
chronic dysentery some time ago and
had given up all hope OF recovery was
induced to try Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One
desc stopped the discharge, and after
taking few more doses he was
completely cured writes J. L. BaeT,
West Manchester, Pa. Many resi-
dents of Baer's Station can testify to
the truth OF the above and were aware
of the old gentleman's condition" OBJ
tainable everywhere.
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FRENCH Dry
CLEANING co.
n. D. RUSSELL.
Clerk of Council.

We clean Hats for Ladies
and Gentlemen by Electric
machine and Blocking.
We also clean and press
clothes for ladies' and gem
tiemen.
We will be glad to have
your patronage. We are
fully capable of handling it
having had 20 years ex+
perienCe at the business.
Our customers praise
our work.
Don't throw away your
last season Hats-bring
them to us-we will make
them good as new for 35C
STEVE Z0L0TAS, Mgr.
Next Door South of Kress Bald
ing Newcastle Street.
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Said inspection al said designated
place shall be had and done between
the hours Of sunrise in the morning
and sunset in the afternoon.
Section II. Be it further ordained
that all ordinances and parts thereof
in conflict with this ordinance, be
and the same are hereby repealed
New Business.
The matter Of providing a meat il
spection was referred to the Commit
tee of the Whole
Bills and accounts properly ap
proved and audited amounting to 81.
1926 we're read and ordered placed
in course Of settlement.
Adjourned
n. d. RUSSELL.
Clerk of Council.
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COUNCIL MINUTES
(oHiciaI.)
REGULAR Meeting.

hC8uidf mSCIihSs
Brunswick, Ga, October 8. 1916.
Present: Hon. J. Hunter Hopkins.
Mayer, Aid. McKinnon, Abrams, Dart.
Jones, Leybcurne and Roberts.
Absent: Aid. Cook and Smith
Minutes of previous meeting were
read and confirmed.
Petitions and communicstions.
From Brunswick Marine Cons .rdc-
ton Company for lease for % years,
to a portion Of Bay street as feet in
width and 29O feet in length In front
of the Parker-Hensel Engineering 90.
plant recently acquired by them.
Referred to COmmitte of the Whole.
Reports Of Special Committees.
Brunswick, Ga, Oct. 8, 1915.
Hon. Mayor and Council
Brunswick, Ga.
Gentlemen: Your Special Commit
tee on Conversion of Town COMMONS
leases to fee simple title. begs to re-
port fsvorably on the application Of.
Bonnie Branch. Daisy May Branch
and Ennie Branch No. SAC. a. meet
ing II ii 1I16 and recommend that the
conveyance be made.
Respectfully.
A. E. Leybonrne.
Chairman.
claude Dart.
]. b. Abrams.
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am at school till two o'clock can on
ly answer phone and make deliveries
after that hour. Hugh S. TAFT, phone
30.
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Reports Of Officers.

From Health Commissioner DIR. 7 r.
| Abercrombie reports for month of Au.
gust and September, 1916.
! beg TO make the following report
for the months of August and Septem.
Der 1916
Total number OF resident death
| August IS white 5, colored 13).
Total number of resident Deaths
September 25 white 8. colored 16.)
Total deaths Including non-residents
Total deaths including non-residents
August 20.
September 20.
Births reported--August q (white
| 8. colored l3).
| Births reported September 81
| twhite Is colored 1917
Charity visits-Report DR.. Branham
August e.
Charity visits--Report DR.. Bran.
am-September 10.
Communicable Diseases Reported.
August-Typhoid Fever 2.
One death from typhoid in Septem-
Der.
| tuberculosis. new cases reported
August 1.
Deaths from tuberculosis in Sep
TENDER 2 (colored).
| Sanitary Department.
Loads Of trash and garbage hauled
Aug 743--Sept $40.
Scavenger Wagon Loads hauled
, rug. 216-Sept. 200
The one weeks experience with the
meat inspection has convinced me
that we should have had it in force
| long ago. We have condemned two
perks as unfit for human food Some
meat had to be held until cleaned. and
| several diseased livers have been con
demned that had We not had the in
| spection, the people of Brunswick
would have eaten
Ordered published and filed.
Ordinances.
The following ordinance was placed
on first reading and referred to the
Ordinance committees:
BY the Sanitation Committee:
An ordinance to amend an ordinance
entitled "An ordinance regulating
the manufacture, packing, storing and
sale or distribution of food regulating
meat and butcher shops; providing
for the inspection of certain classes OF
fresh meats; regulating the use and
operation OF dairy barns and buildings
connected Herewith. dairy animals
and method OF milking: regulating
creameries and milk depots: to pro-
vide a penalty for violation thereof.
and for other purposes" passed and
adopted on the 10th day of July 1919.
Section l. Be it ordained by the
Mayor and Aldermen of the city of
Brunswick, Georgia. in council assem-
hled. that certain ordinance entitled
"An ordinance regulating the manu-
facture, packing storing and sale or
distribution of food; regulating the
operation OF slaughter houses and
nhattoirs; regulating meat and butch
err shops: providing for the inspection
of certain classes of fresh meats:
regulating the use and operation OF
dairy barns and buildings connected
herewith, dairy animals and methods
of milking; regulating creameries and
milk depots; to provide penalty for
a violation thereof, and for other phr-
poses" passedSand adopted on the 10
day of July 1916. Nbe and the same is
hereby amended by adding to the end
of Section four a. of said ordinance
the following words, to'wit:
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SALESMAN to sell vinegar and cider.
Exclusive or side line. Good con-
tract to right man. Atlantic Vine
gar Co., Richmond Va. 10 II.
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FOUND-Large bunch of keys. Owner
can have by paying for this ad. at
this office. E@E
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or two men to board at 1904 Mans
field Street.
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WANTED-Lady to solicit and sell
gas stoves in the city. Fair wage
to right parry Call at Mutual Light
and Water Co, ask for J. G. Harvey,
superintendent, gas and water de-
partment. 10-9-16
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WANTED Young men seventeen to
twenty-one years old to work in
box mill. NJ. A Waring. Supt., Hamil-
ton Ridge Lumber Corporation, Estill,
S. c. 10 II
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FOR SALE-First class grocery and
market, modern and up-to-date, doing
bushes daily. average $4,000 per day
Five Hundred Dollars Per Day. Ad-
dress Abe Mincer 472l-2S Broadway,
Chicago, IN. 10 IL
# 4
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FOR RENT-Two or three nice rooms
in second story of News building.
Well suited to light house keeping.
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CLASSIFIED
COLUMN

WE LEND MONEY ON REAL
ESTATE ON EASY TERMS.
BRUNSWICK DEVELOPMENT CO.,
MAX ISAAC, PRESIDENT, 303
GLUCESTER STREET.
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FOR RENT-Five room house GOA
Mansfield street, hot and cold water
gas and electric. Apply 1927 Union
street, Phone CIT. 10 IL
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FOR SALELSweet Pea and Pansy
seed. Pansy Plants, Bulbs. Hyacin-
tbs, Chinese Sacred Lilies. Narcissus'
Tulips, Easter Lilies Fresias. AS /
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FOR RENT--Four room cottage on
wolf street. Bath and all other mod
ern Improvements. Apply to C. ].
Anderson at sos Wolf street, IT,
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LOST-Headligh crystal of automo-
bile. Finder ring 252 and receive re-
ward.
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Report of Standing Committees.
From Fire Committee on resolution
by the Mayor. subject being installa-
ton Of additional fire hydrants on Bay
street viz. That a new hydrant be
installed corner Third Ave. and Bay
on west Of r. r. tracks, also one corn
er First Avenue and Bay, west Of r. r.
tracks. Also a new one corner Of l.
and Albany. one corner and Norwich
and p. and one on l. in front of office
of Yaryan Co. We also wish to recon-
mend that the hydrant in Parker
Hensers yard be moved TO east side
of Bay street on Dartmouth. as this
Is in an enclosure and the Department
cannot get to same. All the above
hydrants should connect with not
than six inch main.
Respectfully.
NJ. b. McKinnon.
3. II. Jones.
j. Sidney Roberts.