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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-02
MOVING PICTURES.

i Hippodrome Last Times Tonight.
Clara Kimball Young and her own
company will be seen at the Hippo
drome theatre tonight, ir her latest
picture, Cheating Chearc.s
Cheating Cheaters" is one " the
most unusual plays ever produced on
either stage or screen. N it Miss
Young has the role of a c'cs>r secret
service operative, who apparently is
a member of a famous band II
crooks. AS the leader of one bind
she plans to rob the home of the
supposedly wealthy Palmers, but at
the last minute she learns that the
Palmers also are crooks, and are
themselves planning to rob the
Brocktons, the name which the first
band has taken. There is a general
mix-up Of families, crooks, and secret
service people, but in the end things
are smoothed out, and the seed of
an unusual romance takes root.
Also latest Pathe News.
Tomorrow-Harry Carey, as Chey-
enne Harry, will come to the Hippo
drome in "Roped," tomorrow. See
"Roped" without fail at the Hippo
drome theatre and you will see Harry
Carey in his most delightful photo
drama, Also Harold Lloyd in I'm
on My Way" and "The Lure OF the
Circus at the matinee only.
Great Saturday and Sunday Pictures.
Specially chosen programs, certain
TO please everyone, have been arrang-
ed for tomorrow and Sunday at the
Grand, while Wally Reid appears to-
night in his bright comedy. TOO
Many Millions"
For tomorrow only comes Happy,
Though Married"-highly recommends
ed for newly weds for n age or class,
as one of the most brilliant comedy
dramas Of the year. Happy, Though
Married" features Enid Bennett, Viola
Vale and Douglas Mac Leon and
should bc shown for two days. A Big
V comedy further brightens the day.
For Sunday the Grand presents
Alice Joyce in an O. Henry play.
"Everybody's Girl"-one OF the charm
ing stars best, Are Wives Unreason-
| able" furnishes the comedy features.
Wally Reid in TOO Many Millions"
at the Grand tonight, has an amusing
picture in which also appears an ex-
oellent cast. Mr.. Audience is called
upon to help Wally decide whether or
not to take back the millions that
We're suddenly thrust upon him and
| then as suddenly whisked away. What
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-02

would you do with 40 million dollars?
They bought happiness and trouble to
Wally, and they weren't so much to
De desired after all. You must see
TOO Many Millions and enjoy the
fun with "Wally" Reid tonight.
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Offer for Prize Fight.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.]
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, May q
Mike Collins, Minneapolis promoter,
has offered Tex Richard s135,000 to
hold the Dempsey-Willard bout in
Minneapolis, it was announced here
today. The bout would be ten rounds
to a decision on July 4.
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Flynn Wins Battle.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
LA SALE, H., May Maurice
Flynn, Chicago, was declared winner
over John Donahue, Rock Island, H..
acre last night in a battle which was
stopped in the ninth round, when
Donahue broke his right hand.
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Decision by a Shade.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,, May 2.-Jack
Burke, Camp Funston fighter, took a
ten round decision by a shade from
Hugh Walker, Kansas City. here last
night. In the sixth round Burke's
fierce onslaught had Walker stagger-
ing.
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National League.
ToDAY's

American League.
st. Louis in Chicago.
Detroit In Cleveland.
Washington in Philadelphia
New York in Boston.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-02
Second Death at Cleveland.

Second Death at Cleveland.
United Press Leased Wire Service
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 2.-The
second death resulting from May day
riots occurred today when Joseph
lrany, 81, a Hungarian, succumbed
from wounds at a hospital.
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sion was repeated today as a result
OF the eviction yesterday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-02
National Leaq,

National League.
Cincinnati in st. Louis.
Philadelphia in New York.
Chicago in Pittsburgh.
Boston in Brooklyn.
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Omaha World-Herald: Carranza II
sists he'll not recognize the Monrt
doctrine, but just let him try DOH
anything to it!
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SPORTS
CLUB
RESULTS.
American League.

American League.
Detroit, s; Cleveland, l.
New York, Z; Boston, 2.
st. Louis in Chicago, no games;
wet grounds.
Washington in Philadelphia, no
game; rain.
National League.
Cincinnati, 6; st. Louis, 8.
Chicago in Pittsburgh, no game;
wet grounds.
Philadelphia in New York, no
game; wet grounds.
Boston in Brooklyn, no game;
rain.
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Great Money Saving Specials
Tomorrow at Shultz' Store

We have listed below a number of specials we are
going to offer you tomorrow at a reduced price. Inese
articles are from our regular stock and will be sold at
this price tomorrow only.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, Aug. 27-t;rain and provision prices were weak today, bearish scnti- mcnt finding q basis in widespread condi- tions of industrial and economic unrest with extensive strikes looming as q not remote possibility and agitation and act present reality. Corn led the grains in the decline. it's downward course being stopped and rallies affected when over sold conditions appeared. Broadly, speak ing, however, the average for the day was lower with bearsh sentiment prcdOm- mating. Corn closed weak 1-Sc to lc net lower with September at IFS 34 to 1.7) and December 1.4O t5-S to 1.4O 3-4. Oats closed easy with net decline of 14 to 7-Sc and provisions finished with de- cline of S5c for pork; 35c for lard and CSC for ribs.
 Provisions were weaker and decidedly lower. sharp decline in live hog prices worked against all products. though pork felt the full force and declined Soc at the close after having sold at more than S1 below yesterdays final figures.
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.BULL|SH CROP NEWS
 HELPS COTTON PRICE
 TO RECOVER DECLINE

New York, Aug. 27.-Thr cotton market was very quiet today, but early declines were followed by rallies on bullSh crop reports, and the close was steady, net unchanged to four points lower Dcccn- bcr deliveries sold up from 3l1u to ;i2 go or 13 points above last nights close and into new high ground for the movement but reacted under renewed realizing, clos ing at 32O O1.
 4 private crop report making the con dition 6l.G compared with mid mont II report of G6i and q condition of GS.S to ward the end of July was prominent factor on the rally which carried active months l1 to 20 points net higher with October selling at 3l.o5 and January i2. "a "r the highest prices touched since the break below go cents earlier in the month. There was renewed rcalzznE at these figures for oycr-thr approaching triple holiday adjournment and the close showed reactions of IS or 2n points from the best. The firmcr ruling of sterling exchange was considered q very "ncourag ing feature but was attributed partly to Sua Her offerings of cotton mills.
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Maybe the Germans Also Helped in the
 Discovery of U. s.

Spokane, Wash, Aug. 27.-Whether painted symbols on the rocky banks of the Columbia river, in Klichitat county, Washington, are Indian sym bols or whether they are the records of early Teutonic explorers is to be submitted to experts of the bureau of Indian affairs at Washington, D.. c. for their verdict. That the pictures are fragments of early history of the tribesmen of the Pacific northwest is the belief of w. s. Lewis of this city, secretary of the Eastern Washington Historical so- ciety. He believes they are 250 years old.
 The theory that they are the writ ings of European travellers of many hundreds of years ago is held by Oluf Opsjon, a student of archaeology who resides at Dishman, near this city. The same symbols also discovered by MT. Opsjon, he says, on big stone on the seashore north of Boston, Mass.
 The painted rocks" are on the west side of the Columbia river, two miles north of Vantage Ferry. Among the "pictures" are those of two goats described by MT. Opsjon as part of an astronomical symbol He believes they were intended to indicate the equinoxes.
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U. $. Escadrille to
 Help Poles Fight
 BOlsheviki Forces

Paris, Aug. 27.-An American aviation squadron is being formed in Paris on the line of the La Fayette escadrillc to fight with the Poles against the bolsheviki. Major M. C. Faunteroy of Chicago and Captain M. C. Cooper of Jacksonville, Florida. have been authorized by General Rosvedowski, head of the Polish military mission, to form the squad ron, which will consist of aviators, who like themselves, have seen ser vice in the war.
 Among the members already en- rolled are Lieutenant George M, Crawford of Wilmington, Del; Lieu tenant Kenneth Shrewsbury of Hunt ington w. Va; Lieutenant Edward J. Corzi of Brooklyn and Lieutenant Carl H. Clark, of Tulsa, Oklahoma. The squadron will be christened the kosciuszko squadron after the Polish national here and Washingtons aide de camp.
 It is expected to go to Poland on September l5. It's members will hold the same rank as they held in the American army, but with the cor responding Polish pay.
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Deputies Discussing
 The Peace League

Paris, Aug. 26.-The result of the first days debate on the ratifica- tion of the peace treaty by the French chamber of deputies caused optimistic forecasts of prompt ratl fication to vanish.
 Only three speakers of il scheduled to address the chamber were heard, deputies Chappcdclainc, Raibcrti and Foulnier, each of whom spoke for more than an hour. If the present speed continues, the treaty will not be ratified before September six and perhaps later, as other orators are likely to be enrolled on the list as the discussion progresses.
 Interpolation of Hungarian affairs and the high cost of living were post poncd at the request of foreign min ister Pichon and minister of provis- ions Noulens, until the treaty has been ratified Premier Clemcnceau and all ministers remained on the bench throughout the session.
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Study Problem of
 AmericaniZatiOn at
 Chicago Conference

Chicago, H.. Aug. 27.-The prob lems of Americans who are citizens
 by choice and not by accident of birth will be the chief consideration of some of the nations greatest authori-
 ties on Americanization at confer
 ences to be held here September 5, 4, 5, 6 and 7, in connection with the , All-American exposition which will
 be held from August 30 to September II, inclusive. It is hoped to devise methods for remedying the great weakness of the country's assimlat- ing machinery that were revealed by the war.
 The conference will be under the auspices of the Illinois state commit tee on Americanization of the depart ment of the interior, of which Max
 Loeb of Chicago, head of the exposi- ton, is chairman. While the confer ence is particularly designed to study the question as it relates to the states
 of Illinois, Indiana. Michigan, Wis
 consin and Minnesota, the subject is in it's essence national one and delegates are expected from all sec tions of the country. The total at tendance of delegates now is esti-
 mated at about 1000.
 Heading the list of speakers will
 be Franklin K. Lane, secretary of the
 interior, who will speak on "Ameri-
 ca's Welcome," and Gov. Frank O.. Lowden. Others include Judge Ed mund K. Jarecki of Chicago; Dr.
 William A. Colledge of Washington, D. C.; Dr. J. J. Zmrhall, the Rev. z.
 z. Kralocek, Harold o. Berg. of Mol
 waukee; Duncan Mcdonald, H F. Per- kins, Miss Emily Napieralski, Dr. w.
 A. Evans, Miss Alice Hamilton,
 Ferdinand E. Schlotfeld, Reginald
 Heber Smith, Prof. Paja Radasavlje- vich of New York university; Felix
 Streychmans, president of the All American league; Miss Harriet How
 ard and many others prominent in the 1 field of Americanzation.
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

New oYrk. Aug. 27.-The local market for raw sugar was steady and unchanged at 7.2S for centrifugal to the refincr. The board reported no purchases.
 The refined market continued steady on the basis of cents for fine granulatcd. Receipts at United States Atlantic ports for the week aggregated S5,J26 bags, or practically double the arrivals of the previous week, confirming recent predict ions of enlarged meltings here and in creased distHibution to consumers For the week, the meltings amounted to 55,UoO bags, or q nincrease of 5000 bags over the previous week. The feature of Cuban statistics was the export of 94.- 549 bags (which 66,593 were for the United States,
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orlcaus Aug Favorable weather conditions over the belt and bet. ter weekly crop reports from the govern mrnt than expected put the price of cot today but trade buying met the decline and a reaction and net advance followed which was maintained to the close. al though in the lat" trading the market slid ed net gains for the day of only two to four. points.
 A private condition report of G1.G per cent of the normal attracted considerable attention and was considered brariSh influence because 1t was said tu indicate q crop of 1l,DD,WH bales. PrNat" crop accounts from the interior generally were unfavornhc and had something to do with the StcadineSS.
 Cotton futures closed steady at Il net AuNMIcn of :, lu 1 nOintS.
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M0rgan's Men Hold
 Reunion in Kentucky

Olympian Springs, Ky., Aug. 27.- Members of Morgan's Confederate cavalry-forty one of them,-were in attendance when the seventeenth annual reunion of the Morgan Mems association, which represent Confed- crate veterans and relatives opened here today. Ten members of Mor- gan's cavalry have died since the re- union last year.
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Protests Sending
 Troops to Silesia

Washington, Aug 27.-Protest against sending American troops to police Silesia are embodied in a res olution introduced today by Repre- sentative Wood, republican of India ma, upon which the author urged early action. The war department recently announced the troops orga- nizations selected.
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No Worms in a Healthy Child.

No Worms in a Healthy Child.
 All children troubled with worms have an unhealthy color, which indi- cates poor blood, and as rule, there is more or less stomach disturbance. GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly for two or three weeks will enrich the blood, improve the digestion, and act as a General Strengthening Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then throw off or dispel the worms, and the Child will be in perfect health. Pleasant to take 60c per bottle. adv.
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MATTRESS MADE NEW.

Old mattresses received as new, rolled edge or plain stitched, also make store front awning or repairing awning. All kinds of house rugs or carpets cleaned. Repairs all kinds of house furniture. Any kind of up holstering done.
 D. c. GREENHOUSE,
 Perfection Mattress Maker, 1914 West Sixth Ave-
 Phone 1850 S-2O-tf
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Bavarian Army is
 Now Germany's Own

Munch, Aug. 27.-Thc Bavarian army officially ceased to exist to- day. It becomes part of the imperial defense army. President Ebert and Minister of Defense Noske were pre- sent at the ceremony. Bavaria was strongly opposed to losing it's army and held to it to the bitter end against the rest of Germany.
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COTTON SEED OIL.

New York, Aug 27-DuIInrss. with an easier trend. was the situation in the cot ton seed oil market today. Most of the trading confined to October con tracts. Selling resulted from the dc~lne in lard and October closed 2J points net lower, with other months 'o to 70 points down. October sold as low as A7o. Sales 12U barrels. September pJihte' crude 2O.UOM21.Oo; prime summer yellow spot .5.OO: October 2i.1J; January 21.Jp; March 2l .t.,
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E.sD @ Reward, S1oo

Ito learn o' ,,a. this paper wilt bA
 Ie Iio ia disease that hat so'eata lI at least st 'a by constitnt;n.one utarin being greatly
 ,senstitutiosntaaII tron conditions \ Medicine 'as ia ,ataea Treatment. Halls ? ,,she Blood ,d ,aKen on n internally and the System 'H {. the Mucous Sur
 esss,on s'ssosn.o of the tdhisesey disssessy dssstroyns rss rssnd assisting nra,,atng natngg. np the con 'ae is. proprietsorasa azure Sai in doing it's B 1eiSiS'ss ..t that tess theys osssr 9s Ha1rs nrs Send fo,ro ,os ,s.a any case that it faiis
 F: J. CHrSssISot rSsS ot testimonials.
 'o!d by aii aiilSSNEY ( CO. Toiai. '" Druggist, 75c. S'eoo'
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PENALIZE BROTHERS

Washington, Aug. 27.-Ame'nd ment to the food control act, provid- ing penalties for profiteering and bringing clothing and other necessi- ties within the scope of the law were reported to the senate today by the agriculture committee.
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NOTICE.

I have faithfully served my coun- try's call! to arms and to war; have suffered abroad in defense of my country and to help make the world safe for democracy; I am now back bGas iad am and % general work guaranteed; you will find me near the West End Station postoffice corner Sixth and Maple. Phone 1739 9-22-tf. EUGENE MOORE.
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Uphold State Right
 in SeiZing Foods

Columbus, Ohio, Aug 27.-The right of the state of Ohio to seize and sell at public auction food which has been held in cold storage longer than specified by the Smith cold storage law was upheld by the state supreme court in decision handed down today.
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SIX ALIENS ESCAPE

New York, Aug. 27.-Six aliens who have been held at Ellis Island awaiting deportation, escaped last night, it was announced by immigra- tion officials today.
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A. 0. 1T. w.. NOTICE.

All members of Pine Bluff A. o. U. w. No 36 are requested to be present at the meeting tomorrow night. Business of interest to each individual member to come before this meeting.
 o. c. KELLER, Recorder. S-2S-1t
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Aug. 27.-Fnal prices on Liberty bonds today: 3 1-2's 0.9O; first As M.24; second s 92.72; first 1fs 34.34: second 1-4's 929O; third 1-fs 94S6; fourth 1-4,s 93.O6; Victory 3 3-Fs y3. 60; Victory 1-4s 99.50.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, Aug. 27.-Rough rice active; receipts 14,Os3 sacks; milIers 3.S44 sacks; sales 4,S7S: Honduras 11M12; 300 Early Prolific 12.75; 2,7G7 Carolina l 1 .:dMI12.50.
 Clean rice active; receipts G40 pockets, 4,57S Honduras 1-2M 13 13 16.
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Bettf be safe than sorry. Install a safe to safeguard your valuables. This is protection that costs little. Phone us for description and price. tf.
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EGAL NOTICES ! NOTICE. Ptrlct No. 34 Laurel Street and 18th Ave.

books for the collection of
 assessment upon the real n Paving District No. 34 Y of Pine Bluff has been my hands.
 els oi real property lying strlct are required to pay ssment to me within thirty this date. payment is not made, action a'meneed 1I at the end of that ae collection of such assess TOT legal penalties and cost. unaer my hand this 13the pgust, 1919.
 BLOOM, City Collector. F'a' ln' to 8 p. m. S-14- 4-1mo.
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MONEY TO LOAN

~~->>~>~~u~~~>~ ~ = ->->-> = -,-- n E. R LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED h Il or bottom farms at [ and per cent with prompt service and liberal Valua tions. See w. $. Pierce, room 301, Citi zens bank building, Pine Bluil.
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SPOT COTTON.

New York Aug. 27.--Spot cotton quiet; midding 32.25.
 New Orleans, La, Aug. 26.-Spot cot ton quiet .5 points higher. Sales on tn" spot :'2S bales; to arrive none. Low 1 middling 2G.OU: mddling }l.25: good mid
 ding 32,-2, Receipts 11Gs; stock 3oo,
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I'VE HAUL TT. PHONE 61.
 Station. Pine Bluff Bag
 ~vu.#~e W ,- ~ = -@,-5~, >- , 6 CENTS PER POUND FOR
 nust be of good size. Deliver
 pAic pic. office, upstairs. 2t EHANGE AND GARAGE
 hand cars to sell. We have fke at the right prices, see Us,
 | second hand car. We d. )epair work on all makes of ectlon guaranteed. aiso striped Rby first class body man. We eny style and make you proud ear, Prices right. 117 Olive < 1856. d. C. Payne, Mgr.
 ~9~V~v~-~-- -~r~~~><~| = =. : KISSES MADE NEW-DON'T your old Mattress or sell junk man for d song. Call hlS tell you how you can save Fhalf the price of il new mat
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Charter Asked for ;*. ]: Z. ..s :. ;;A4sImerican Legion

Washington, Aug. 27.-A bill in cooperating the American Legion, an organization of veterans of the great war, was passed today by the house and sent to the senate. e. ..
 New Orleans, La, Aug. 27,-An in- vitation to the United Confederate Veterans to attend the convention of the American Legion at Minneapolis. 1 November 10, II and 12, was issuel today by T. Semmes Walmsley, president of the Louisiana branch of the legion. Henry M. Lindsley of Dallas, Texas, secretary of the American Legion, has extended q similar invitation to members of the ! Grand Army of the Republic.
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VARYING ORDER.

Eo, No. 717S.
 rIIancery court of Jefferson
 lAamns;as.-Leola la m;!, McMillen
 'S' Eddie McMillen, defend,
 SauallI, suaaA Eddie McMillen is Es appear pps in this court within ff. d''a Iaa,a answer sy the complaint pnaer anat m! my hand and the seal j I4Is ls,a this 27th day of Aug |,2seo;stf .; 4. !, ,V;AauLx, A JL, Clerk.
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WANTS--MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-FURNISHE lIOUSEkEEP- ing rooms, west of Main street. Couple, no children. Address J. w., Graphic.
 n
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BOY. BETWEEN AGES OF 16 AND IS years, to learn printing trade. Apply Daily Graphic office Monday~morning $ n'c
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TWO tNFI,RNISIIED ROOMS FOR rent also one gas cook stove and two heaters for sale Phone 2Ll. S-21-tjt
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The old rn,.sn

The old re'lay. rem. A edy' Guaranteed tor one one' bottle to benefit tsn' al any case of Pellagra, kseasa0 VT a any blood. liver or heal tor;o ot moaey refunded. G. all i1' dsna ~nlc and system builder
 bottlse: ttles.sls or sent prepaid order sdssre; c six \ bottles fo, $500 Frite ma n. 5; from your job 1 .siS me for testimonials.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON ON FIFTH SEC On1 or Main Streets one old fashioned
 gold pin with two pearl sets. Finder please return to 12O4 West Fifth and re
 ceiye reward $ IG Ct
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EXPERIENCED SKIRT MAKER OI other competent help for first-clas' establishment. If inexperienced don apply. Apply \. GoldWebcr, 4l3 Mam
 Phone 143l. S2S 3t
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tress by making your old one over. We call for your old mattress make il over and deliver it back to your home good as new all the same day. Turner Mtg. and Bedding Company. S26-1n
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HIP POCKET BILL FOLD CONTAIN
 ing one S2U, and one S1U bill also Kota1- ian club membership card. Finder please call 2J4O. Reward. S-2S-6t
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WILL PAY GOOD PRICE FOR CLEAN
 cotton rags; must be of good size Deliver to Daily Graphic office, upstairs. It
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THE MASTER KEY IS TIE BEST AND
 most convenient for household use. Opens 20 different kind of locks. Sent post paid in sealed envelope on receipt of loc; three for ...,c. Safety Key Holder free with every key. Sharpe Mfg. Co, Pat
 erSoll N l. S-2i-1t