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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-28
Children's Coat Values
What we have left in Chill
dren's Coats go into this sale

to clean mp STOCK at one tIlirI
off from the regular prices.
These are real Coat values at
the original price. These are
good buy for next season wear
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-28

e Special communication Of
IA Granite lodge, No IS, +. and A.
nXCM NJ, Friday, Dec IS, at 1870 p
NY m. Work, Z. A. degree. Per
FVN order w. M.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-28

this letter it will be winter. / hope
you folks are all well and hope you keep
that way, How is everything in Barre
nowadays?
We have built bath room here and
SO we can take bath anytime now and
keep clean Send me a bottle of ; in /
oil as soon as you can, for my revolver.
Have You sent my sweater yetf | am
going to write sister as soon as | finish
this letter or within day or so. Did
any of the boys get deer this year,
If so, let me know, also let me know
if YOU have received my state pay and
my allotment pay.
Well, | hope you all have merry
Christmas and happy New Year, and
hope we win all be there next year. Well,
guess this is all for now. Will write again
soon. Dean.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-28
Appreciation.

IN behalf Of the local corps Of the
Salvation Army. Ensign Crawford wishes
20 thank the friends who helped by con
tribution the Army Christmas cheer
fund. also the business men on Main
street for allowing a collecting box in
their places 81 business for the Christ
mas season. also the third grade class Of
the Summer street school for a contribu-
tion Of money and useful things for the
needy. Over loo people IN Barre we're
thankful for the help rendered them on
Christmas day through the above means.
Many thanks 70 all
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-28
Bed Blankets
You can hardly realize tn

You can hardly realize the
advance on all Cotton and Wool
Blankets. Our retail price this
fall on these goods in most in
stances has been less than the
present wholesale prices. Now
at a discount to close. Many
are soiled from handling.
These will look good to you
now and better next season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-28
Wash Goods

All odd lots are on our tables
at sale prices, all regular goods
at liberal discount. This, with
the advance after this sale.
gives you large saving on
staple. everyday goods that
YOU will have to have later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-28
Bed Quilts
These are from a last sea

sons purchase. At our present
prices you will save from Is to
So per cent. over waiting until
spring to buy. We are to ask
Just that amount more. We
will have to.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-28
Ladies' Fur Coats
We have a few Short Flu,

We have a few Short Flu,
Coats that are good values
These are a Black Pony Coat
that sold from $1,000 to $500
now to close at from $500 tc
$500 each. Also one Natural
Pony Coat that sold at 5000
now to close at $500.
One reason we are putting
such low prices on these Coats
is that we have not been able
to get any Pony Goats this
season and will not the next.
These are a Russian Skin and
are very serviceable. Are sure
~ good Coat value.
We have a few Marmot
Coats that are good values.
These are in that deep brown
fur and are an exceptionally
serviceable and warm Coat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-28
A New Years
Special!
Monday, Dec. 81
200 Japanese Lacquered Serving
Trays at SIPS and $1.38

We bought these trays for our
Christmas trade. They arrived on the
morning OF the oath too late to even
make an announcement
What could be better than one of
these trays to return some appreciated
gift or for making New Years pres
ent? One lady who saw them in our
store on Christmas day has bought four
of them for her friends. To see them
is to buy. So if you don't want one
of these trays, don't look when you
pass our windows.
Japanese Lacquer with its unique
coration has never been pro-
duced in lis country. 1t is a Sc
cret process known only to the Japan
csc, and owing to the dearth of ships
Japanese goods are to be exempted
from further import. To say that they
are beautiful is putting it mildly
The price of these trays have been
cut in two and we consider them the
best bargain we could offer you.
Do not forget the date, Dec 3lst.
B. w. Hooker & Co., Inc.
Ambulance Service = Undertakers
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Gard Of Thanks

7 wish to thank nv friends and neigh
bors Of East Barre Who remembered me
with the Christmas present
AIRS. Della Dow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-28
Ladies' Small Furs
We have a few odd pieces Of

VIC nave q AG" Sao FsGeGS ~
Fur, where the Muffs have
been sold and we do not want
to match them up again. These
we are closing at one-half
price. If you want good Fur
value, you should see these val
ues.
We have a good assortment
OF Separate Muffs in all the
popular Furs. These we are
making special prices on in
this sale. Here are some good
Fur values.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-28
only 1898.

All Suits in the seasons best
models, and the seasons best
cloths, that sold at $3.50 and
$500, now to close at $3.50.
These are Suit values that you
won't duplicate for some time
to come.
All Suits in Blues, Brown,
Gray, Greens and Black, that
have been among our best sell
crs all the season and that sold
at $27. 50 and 5000, now on
one rack to close at only $500
each.
In the better Suits we have
few Samples in Blues and Gray.
These are in this sale at prices
that are a good saving to you,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-28
Ladies' Separate
Skirts

We are putting lot of odd
Skirts in this sale that will be
of interest to any who want
good Separate Skirt We have
a few odd Skirts in colors and
Blue that go into this sale at
one-half price.
During this sale we will give
a special discount on the whole
line to reduce the stock in the
next IS days. You will need
Skirt later, why not improve
this opportunity?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-28

The time, the place and the opportu.
nifty to save money, tomorrow at the
Homer Fits Co.'S sale
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-28
Sheets and Pillow
Slips

Don't hesitate on these. They
will all be closed out long be-
fore this sale is over.
Every Pillow Slip and Sheet
in our stock at discount. If
you want, we will show you
what these goods cost at the
mill to-day. You will be SUR
prised at our prices. We must
give you as good a sale as we
have promised.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-28
Tailored Suits at
Special Prices
We are clos

| We are clos
ing out what
we have left in
Tailored Suits
at prices that
will interest all.
These are Suits
that are selling
at prices that
will not be du-
Pile a t e d f 0 r
S o m e seasons
to come.
What we have
left in Suit S
t h a t S o d at
60 M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-05
We1dgafts>a nlemoer
6ol3 uuD Nuble+

mtr holten bic bette aoble uno pas
teitt grennbola. Grobiert uns. Sse5e
GenpS & Goal Epntparp. Grodetf oooo.
Reues gelepbon 1911.
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ungem56nfide Wieaen.

Cine lappldnbifde iMutter madt
fi9 teine Sorsen fit BITE 4nfdaffuns
elmer Misse fir tbr 8obp. Wenn etne
iolde sebraudt pirb. beoient fie fia
ba5u einfa9 eines ibrer S4neez
fdube! Dieter pirb a~Iler6ings srit
iorsfaltig NIT Gelen beaosen unS NIT
nei4em Moos gefiilt, ebe Der fletns
Grbenpiiger fein moIiges Bett4en bas
rim finoet. 8et miloem Metter lam
oies ~etgenartise Rubelaser aud tpts
cine Mrt t5dnsematte spifden ben
BGumen a~ufgebdnst nerben. Die
Wiese zines Sinbus9ab 1T nod fell
famsr. Gs lift Dies einfa9 elm aorb,
Der getrasen unb sefdpung.n tpirb
bon fetner Wutter Ropf. Gtne Gage,
bic fir unf.re Bssriffe ebenfo feltfdm
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bient benz 5inbus8abp ein R~afenring
unb Sdleier. Nm einfaditen 1T ies
ooh stueifeaos bos Eager zines 4tubes
in sGuinea. Sdon Idngit baben
bic Grausn BON eus@uinea Die tuobls
tdtige Wirfung oes tpeiden, tparmen.
Deiben Wiitehfanoes. ertnnnt. sic
aiiBen ibH baber au4 sriinblid aus.
Wie anbere Wiitter i6re aleinsn in
bas fueide Seoerbetthen lesen, 70 pafs
Zen lie biefe Biz iiber bic IaiIe In
ben feintn Sonb Elm, mo fe in jeber
A{rfSAt raf otsfoskohen Enh
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c. H. WeyrIch Sheet Mets Works
nSnsfer In 2arbpare, Sefen ,a,,o
eIsdsrooren. sgrnftiider 8lempreI hnO
ylodSkder. 084 OFT : Commerce olraS
Re-. 9elepbon 9r0bis 1880.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-05

riidipGrts iab maj Die 8lasoahcr
pom 5reibbarlern, Staltlngen, einG
Nutolnobilgarage. 8drtuer marer
am Glitter t1tig, Die rotell @eiten
BON Oienern i%d)immerten fern aul
ser 5reitreppe.
.Das lit Ser 9ungalowl" iagte
Goth @iloing mbefangeL offnete
oie Sir NIT einem S6liilieldlen
Innb trat cir. er folate ibr in &C.
briidter Stimmung. go 9roBartig
batte er iid oos niht geoad)t.
.0as lit ia Elm &ieienoing!" per-
ieste er, nno iie ifiittelte ben aopf.
Sid = oas lit bod MIR Gidies
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Cobb.
Wnr Grie 4ultmaan.

Mus benz 59neoifden BON Ise Ipen'
ftrup unb glifabetb 9reitel.
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Ter bette Ylat.

Nodboem 8iQo ale Nmerifoner-
aus Werifp ~pertpieierl uno Der &at
fer ibnen geraten bat, bonl Weerr4
uea5libleiben, aiebt es mir nod eI
llen Tlab. mobin ein giiraer Der
Ser. Staaten rcilen fam. ltno Der
beiBt: Hah Sallie.
@bilaoeIpbia Sllquirer.)
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etne Musftattung. @orldufig iolte Re
auf mein aonto aneeidrieben nerben.
gpbb pdblte NIT @erftano ur.o
1leb.rleguns un0 fab babel mehr -ouf
bic Site Der Ware als auf ben preis.
sd erinnere midi, baB i'd 9rotpn etipa
flint pfuno - fdulbis blieb.
Die @plbsrdber begannen bon ben
umligenben Claims bersutommen -
es mar @onnabeno abenb unb
pdbreno id i'm 2aben blieb, i'm NIT
linen au plaubern. gins Cobb abietts
binter Elm gebii9 unb aos fi9 INN.
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b0ris itola auf meinen iunsen Sands
mann: gr fab 10 gut unb unperborben
aus, unb i'd perfpraa mir, bariiber
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fenfdaft gertet.
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bab er teinen 3osnaf tranf =, aber
er .tpsiserte fi9 ltanbbaft, etpds ar1s
beres als Bier gu trinfen. Don oie'
fem @etrdnf pertilgte er iebo4 impps
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meine Mese ntat gefreuSt; fpenr I'D
bas aber ereisnen fonte, 70 tperoe Id
ibm BITE 9anb reiden unb fasen:
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samer unb Weaiigeltutter.

sers. stuftel, $40 DIT : GomHlsrses
Str. 5eu, @etreiDe, 9arIens nlu o
;omeu. geflHgelfutter. S~nfnbotores'.
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-,sutez seratd 5eeb" ur.b go
Ter 6au -Uaaib" mabt bic 1enne11 teasA
.ns rentobeI. Sen uno @etreioe; sp99<
x[srss sir. Sci. fgrrdett 1888.
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Sommeriib! slber on muBtei,rs
nal nad HolemarpsSias fomnprh.
5u ben glternl. -. Sas lit ein id6
ner 8lat."
Gortiesuup folat.)
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0ptela.
HOTEL ALAMO

aah alamu Gfasa = biibid n1obl.erfe
eeiue 2iumer. sos. 7ee; - PEI , mus,
81. 30 unb auftpdrts per WoUs. o't as !
mil 2 Betten $4:9O per SSoWe. ""e'
leIephon grodett 658.
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M~erchants' Iransfer Go.

sronsportieren nnb NufiteHen pom
Gessase' mn sidaperer. Naf9ueries cine
Ss1EIftn Mb6olen, Berienben, MrtbeS
mrspsm etc. Office 5t0-514 Dolorola
Str. Seize EeIerheue YoS.
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THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

ssos bebeutet vsbe eisbtsen"? 9as
,e;ss eoteI fir bas tpenin'te @elD n SdH
S S1d1 . Gunner. SOC. alsaeaeidnsts
srnpIseiten &c. Miebrise S~pesialrafsN
nsr 8sode. SAB frei. grodett 627a: S'
.sntroIer oaoe. 3O2 @iib@alamo or.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-03
MONONGAH TO Be
A SPOTLESS TOWN
Sanitary Conditions Will Be
Discussed At Meeting
Tonight.

A meeting which is expected to be
big factor in promoting sanitary
conditions in Monongah will be held
at $50 o'clock this evening at the
Lyric Theater in that town. The
meeting has been called by Mayor
Thomas G. Price and will be attended
by all the business men OF Monongah
and other residents who are interested
in better sanitary conditions.
A special invitation for the meeting
this evening has been extended to cy.
cry business man in the town.
The principal subject that will be
taken up is the disposal Of garbage.
Heretofore much of the garbage has
seen dumped along the banks OF the
Booths Creek, which has resulted in
most unhealthy condition. At pres
ent there is no crematory in Monon
gah although there is almost $500
people residing in the town.
1t is the belief of Mayor Price that
his town is large enough TO have a
crematory and that proper sanitary
conditions neCessitates one. For this
reason he has called the meeting that
is scheduled for this evening.
Immediately after the mass meet
ing the town council will convene to
pass on any decisions reached at the
general meeting.
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had tapped pipe in the capitol base
ment and was diverting some of the
liquor into a tub. The matter was re-
ported to Governor Ccpwcll, who
made personal investigation.
The Prohibition department officers
searched the new prohibitory act for a
section covering the porter's offense,
but could find none and he was not ar.
rested, although his tub containing a
choice brand of whiskcy was recon.
fiscated.
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MILLION COLLAR COAL DEAL.

CHARLESTON, ". Y, Sept. g.
One OF the biggest coal deals ever
closed In this section was consummat-
ed Thursday, according to official an
nouncement made yesterday, when ali
Of the stock of the Main Island Creek
Coal company, with mines located at
Omar, Logan county, was sold to A. ].
Dalton, j. A. Kelly, R. f. Carson, OF
Huntington, C. Kohlgaat of Cincinnati
and John Laing, Of this city. The new
officers are John Laing, president A.
J. Dalton, vice president; ]. A. Kelly,
secri tary and treasurer, and r. F. Car
son, general manager. 1t is under
stood that the sum changing hands was
over 100000.
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KANSAS CITY, Sept. 3.-In full In.
dian regalia Of waving feathers, Chief
Shooting Hawk and Chief Roaring
Flood were a splotch of vivid color
against the black and purple back
ground of the vestments of 5000
church dignitaries at the national con.
vention of the Federated Catholic SO.
cieties at Kansas City.
Their cathedral" is OF logs in a
South Dakota reservation parish, ev-
cry member of which is of Indian
blood.
They brought the greetings of this,
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one of the most novel Catholic parish
es in all the empire of that church, to
the representatives from Rome.
AS they bent to kiss the apostolic
ring of Most Reverend John Bonzano,
pers onal representative OF the pope to
the convention, they gave him the new
tito of Heap Big Medicine Man.
as the envoy of the power who for the
Indians of this parish has replaced the
supreme medicine man" in the old
Indian beliefs.
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Lone German Air
Raider Bombs Dover
CBy Associated Prcss)

LONDON, Sept. 3.-One person was
killed and six injured by bombs
dropped in the aerial raid over east
Kent last night it is announced Off
cially. The attack was made by sim
gle beroplane and was directed against
important channel ports OF Dover. The
official announcement follows:
Last nights raid was carried out
by one enemy aeroplane which bomb.
ed Dover shortly after IL p. m. Seven
bombs were dropped. One man was
killed ard four women and two chill
dren slightly injured.
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Nes0 Patriotic Song. Try It On Your Vocal Cords
IN gIad ! llvs In the land live IN.

m glad live in the land live in,
Best to get and the best to give in;
Hip hooray hip hooray: hip hooray. L. S A
From Eastern Sea to Western ocean,
This land suits my Yankee notion;
Hip hooray! hip hooray; hip hooray! o. s. A
So IT'S U. S. A. forever!
Hooray Hooay!
thank the fales which fixed my dates
So I'd be born in the Glorious States;
Hooray! hoorayi old u s. A forever.
So here's TO the land OF milk and honey
Land which will lay my money
Hip hoorayI hip hooray: hip hooray! Q. s. A
From Quoddy Head, Maine, to San Diego,
Are satin and silk and sugar and sago
Hip hooray! hip hooray! hip hooray! U. s. A
So it's U. S. A. Forever, ETC.
Here Latin and Celt and Slav and Saxon q =
Are sons of Lincoln ard Clay md Jackson:
Hip hooray; hip hooTay! lip hooray. L s. A
and round the clock and round the compass
We're for peace. but can raise rumpus;
Hip hooray hip hooray! hip hooray! o. s A
So it's U S. A. forever, etc
So il some folks with foes effontry
Step on the coast Of this, country;
Hip hooray! hip hooray! hip hoorayI o. S. A
We'll take ouS several swords and tune EN-
To the strong old song. E Iluribus Unnum!
Hip hooray hip hCoray! hip hooray! U. S. A.
Then it's U. S. A. forever!
Hooray hooray!
thank fates which fixed my dates
So I'd belong TO the Glorious States;
Hooray! hooray; old U. S A. forever!
Edmund Vance CcoLg
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Concealed Riflemen
Fire on Ky, Miners
CBy Associated Press)

MIDDLESBORO, KY, Sept. 3..From
a concealed position on a mountain
side 200 shots were fired across tho
valley today at a party OF repairmen
proceeding to mines of the Lower Lig.
mite Coal company where a strike OF
union coal miners is in progress.
Three persons were wounded in
Guiding Managers L. B. Gum and Gil
lis Johnson. The latter was said to be
seriously injured. No arrests have been
made.
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cipitation, II.

East Park-Ball game, Hopewell VS.
First M. P.
Armory-Dance by the enlisted men
Of the First Regiment.
Palatine Baptist Church-Meeting
Of Young Peoples Missionary Soc
Lefty at the home of Mrs. Lena Wolf.
Masonic Temple-Fairmont lodge
No. 8.
Odd Fellows hall-Daughters of
Rebekah.
Red Men hall-Monongahela camp.
Modern Woodmen hall-Sunshine
lodge, A. o. U. w. D. OF H.
Maccabee's hall-P. II. c.
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Gov, Gornwell Helps
Spoil New Booze Plot

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Sept. g..
While destruction of a years accumu-
lation of liquor confiscated by the
State Prohibition department was be-
ing poured into the water pipes at the
state house, the discovery was made
that one OF the chief janitors porters
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osity, having learned that hitChing
posts are an extinct species in all the
large cities. They were common in
these parts up to few years ago, but
the number of automobiles has so in.
creased that now in order to duplicate
Simpsons specimen it would be neces.'
sary to go far into the backwoods.
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Italians Repulse
Counter Attack

ROME, Sept. 3. - Italian troops
have fought their way forward in the
Brestozizaz valley in the district south
of Gorilla and repulsed violent Aus
trian counter attack on their positions,
the War office announces today.
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Red Cross Meetins-The regular
meeting OF tint Executive BOARD OF the
Red Cross is being held this after
noon at 2:S0 O'Clock at the Red Cross
headquarters in the Municipal build
ing. An open meeting at $50 VIII
follow the executive mtetirg
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Cut out the picture G.. 4.. .CL. cues.
Then carefully fold dotted line l It's
sntire length. Then dotted line z, and
30 on. Fold each section underneath
accurately. When completed turn
over and you'll find surprising result.
Save the pictures.
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name than the occupants of tht car
moved the little dog from the hard
brick street tc grassy plot nearby
and made lin as comfortable as pos
Sib,a until he Cied.
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THE WEATHER.

West Virginia
Showers tonight
and Tuesday. Lit
tie change in tenn
perature.
Local Readings.
F. p. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature at
s a. m. today, 81.
Yesterdays wealth
err clear; tempera-
.ure, maximum, 30;
minimum, 81; pre-
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Will Attend conVention-The fol-
lowing gentlemen have been named to
represent the Fairmont Chamber OF
Commerce at the War convention of
Business which will be held at Allan.
tic City beginning September 10: Rob.
ert I. Cunningham, director; j. NJ.
Hartley, national councillor; j. Walter
Barnes, j. NJ. Jacobs, NJ. /. Hutchin.
son, II. L. Heintzelman, T. l. Brett, f.
c. Davis, George T. Watson, H. J.
Ross. Walton Miller, o. S. Mckinney,
Charles w. Evans.
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FOR SALE-Five room cottage Wit
bath, also corner lot on Sixth an
Walnut. Apply 525 Coleman Avg
9.S-6t.27sS
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Auto Runs Down Dog-.4 little fox
terrier dog, slick and we'll cared for
and wea:in5 handsome colla- was
struck by an automobile on Quincy
steet last night anl injured SO badly
that he died with in half hour. The
automobile sped merrily on but a
group of pedestrians trifle more hu-
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HE HAS HITcHINe POSI-.

PROTEIN, Mo.-Ncal Simpson has
taken the last hitching post in the
town to New York to exhibit as a curl