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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-19

1t was here that the idea was
discussed and developed by the
three men.
The final outcome Iof these
meetings was the building, by the
Apperson Brothers for Elwood
Haynes, of the car destined to
become famous.
The actual mechanical work on
this first car was done by the
Apperson Brothers and their en-
ployees.
The Apperson Brothers con-
y structed and assembled with their
own hands this first car.
The motor was a7small launch
type, purchased from a marine
motor company.
The speed transmission, which
included four individual clutches,
was of the ordinary lathe clutch
type and was bought at Dayton,
Ohio.
These clutches were adapted to
the job by the Apperons.
1t was at this time that the
Appersons designed the first con-
tracing band clutch, by means
of which the power of the motor
was applied to the driving mechan-
ism. The'car also was provided
with compensating gears.
Today many of the fundamental
units and actions of this original
car are still in use. Of course, they
have been greatly refined, but the
basic principles in many cases re-
main the same.
The point we wish TO make-the
point which we ase entitled to
nlake-the point, we believe, the
public believes we are entitled to
make, is that much of the initial
engineering work, and actual proc
ess of building and assembling the
car was done by the Apperson
Brothers-by their own brains
and with their own hands.
They were the engineers to de-
sign and produce the hrsta sue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-19

oessful American made motor! car
Of the internal combustion type.
That car-America's first car,
was a success from the start.
When it was pulled into the
country for its trial trip, it actually
ranl
Inasmuch as the material and
labor entering intoIhe construc-
ton of this car were paid for by
Elwood Haynes, it became his
property. He presented it to the
Smithsonian Institution at Wash
ington, D. c., where it is now on
exhibition, placarded as follows
Gasoline automobile built BY
Efwood Haynes IN Kokomo, In
diana, l893-1894. Successful
trial trip made at a speed of SIX
or seven miles per hour, July4,
1894
8 "Gift of Elwood Haynes, 1910.
262,135."
Yet in its issue of April IA, 1920,
the New York Globe published the
following
'WitE The death Of Elmer Ab-
Per5on q short Tine ago the auto
mobile industry Loses a man sghO
has been an important factor N
is aeDeloPzsnf from the peTy be-
ginning. There has been 5one CON
frooer5y as TO tghetheT Elmer Ap-
pergon or Elagooi Hayney sCaS r.
5bonSi5Le for the first AnericaH
Automobile. SnfIce II TO say here,
kocgeuer, that 10 MATER tghefher Il
Wa5 Elsgood Haynes or Elmer Ab-
PSr5oHsgko furniShedfh the idea forfhe
car nos0 on exhibition at the Smifk-
yonidn IHStftufion III -WaShfne-
ton, Labelled 'Anferica'5 Firgt Car
there IS no doubt that II l0aS bHik
By the Hyperion Brokers' IN the
Riosr5ide Machine Works. Later
the hyperion boys, in association
sgith Elsgood Haynes formed the
HT5t dneTicdH company JoT ne
production Of motor carJ-fhe
HayHe5-APPsr5oH Company
Later, the APPsr5onS children from
The first organization and organized
their oagH manufacturing company
through al hiS-lye-aHd he sgd5
only ffty-sight year5 Old--ths soul
Of Elmer Hyperion eaS IN the
building Of automobile. His
death remo7eJ not only pioneer
Of the inGH5try but q useful eitizeH
and an honorable man"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-19

The first mechanically successful
American automobilel
Who built it,
This statement. is TO establish
the true facts once and for all.
An erroneous impression has
been gained by a few that
controversy exists relative to the
First Car matter.
We wish now to publicly an
nounce that this IS not true.
Here are all the facts-the actual
facts-and nothing else.
In the early nineties, Elmer and
Edgar Apperson operated a
machine.shop in Kokomo, Indiana.
Atthesame timeElwood Haynes
was associated with the Natural
Gas Company Of Portland, IN
diana.
One day the thought came TO
Mr.. Haynes that a gasoline vehicle
would have untold economic posi-
bilities In America.
1t should be remembered that
certain inventors IN Europe had
already been at work on the idea
of the gasoline automobile. For
example, the famous Benz cars had
been operating for quite while.
Thus It was EIwood Haynes, who
initiated the idea which developed
into the first mechanically success
full American made motor car.
However, the most important
step Of anyone who has found
new idea Is to locate the brains and
ability which viii enable the de-
yelopmentof theidea in a practical
manner, so it can become a reality
So in this instance the best and
most practical mechanics were
sought. \
Messfs. Elmer and Edgar
AppeTson were selected as being
the most competent.
At this time they owned the
Riverside Machine Works, which
was located on the site of one of
our present plants.
June Nineteen,
Kokomo, Indiana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-19
The Exact Facts Concerning Who Actually Built the FRS
Mechanically Successful American Automobile
the Appeson BrO&Au OmObleC

Also in confirmation of this
same fact, Edward NJ. Souder,
editor of the Kokomo Tribune and
boyhood playmate of the Apper-
son Brothers, in a Memory
written at the time of Elmer 1Ap-
persons death, had the following
TO say
Elmer Appef5oa'5 5asire5J
carer had is real beginning IN 1889
sghen he founded the RioSryidS
Machine Works. That aHpreies-
fionJ pLaEt became actually, tho
Hos n ElHse, The first automobile
factory n Arseriel, for Il yaS there
after plans 5ngge5ted By ELagood
HayHe5, that he, n G55ociatioH
sgifh his brotEer, Edgar, buih the
first ga5oLfHs motor car CONTRACTED
ii this country. This car II IN
eri5terce foaay eoH1priSfHg part Of
the mechanical exhibit n the
SHsith5onian In5fituiiOH:in..tAs city
Of Warrington.
4
With Elmer and Edgar Apper-
son there was associated with
Elwood Haynes; John Maxwell,
for whom some years later the now
famous Maxwell automobile was
named.
Thus we give all the facts con-
corning the conception, creation
and construction of Americas first
mechanically successful motor
car.
In 1898 the Haynes-Apperson
Company was incorporated and
factory built to produce automo-
biles. This was the first regularly
incorporated company in the
United States for the manufac-
ture Of motor cars.
Elmer Apperson was General
Manager of this Company and
Edgar Apperson, General Super
intendent.
This association continued for
three years, at which time the
ApPersons withdrew TO form their
own company.
As time went on the AppeIson
Brothers gave TO the world many
notable engineering motor car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-19

Improvements, the most note
worthy Of which are as follOws:-
They designed and built the
hrsr double opposed motor;
Built the FIRST car with a float
feed carburetor;
Built the first car with electric
ignition;
Built the first gasoline motor
car engine to win an award IN
America;
Built the car that won the first
American speed contest;
Built the car that made the
first l00-mile nonstop run IN
America;
Built the car that made the
FIRST long overland American
tour;
Built thetwoA American czrsthar
won first and second IN the first
Automobile Club Of America run;
Built their first four-cylinder
car in 1905;
Built their first six-cyIinder
car in 1907;
Built their FIRST eight-cyiinder
car IN 1914;
Built and designed the first
"Chummy" roadster body;
NJ Building now the first eight
cyLindeE motor with eighty Is
parts.
From this humble beginning In
1894 developed the present gigan-
tic American autOmotiye industry.
From this initial conception and
creation, which cost about $3.50
to build by hand, we find today
billions of dollars worth Of auto
mobiles IN use IN the United States.
Since 1895 and 1894 the Apper-
sons continually and consistently
have built better and better auto
mobiles. They put into practice
q their basic and fundamental de-
signs that are today in use by the
entire automobile industry.
The purpose Of making public
this full announcement of all the
facts is to make clear everyone's
position.
Just as there can be no doubt as
to who conceived the first car,
neither can there be any doubt as
to who created and constructed 1t.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-12
STOCK TRADING
SHOWS DECREASE
One Third Less Overtime Than Any
Day for q Week.

New York Nov. Numerous
speculative issues were subjected TO
furnish bearish aggressions in the
stock market today but recognized
leaders 81 the railroad and Industrial
classed offered fair degree 81 re-
sisfance 10 professional pressure.
Selling Of motors. shippinEs equip
meuts. sugars. and several Of the utiii-
ties az gross declines 81 80 to almost
10 points conceded with reports OF
financial needs and other conditions
81 an unfavorabie nature. these most
~ indicating additional slowing down
~ various industries. The more vul-
neInble shares Included Wiflys-over
lard preferred. Piorce-Arrow pre-
ferrcd Atlantic Gulf. General Eicctrtc.
Scar Roebuck. American Sugar and
American Express oils and a few OF
the junior rails also yielded moderate
IN with unclasaifled sperlaities. but
Replogle steel was prominent for its
gain ~ IL points
Failure Of the Southern Pacific d.
rectors TO announce the terms OF the
coHpanys oil segregation plan gave
rise 10 reports OF a hitch" but these
met with prompt denial IN which the
stock recovered part Of its decline
Trade was light in comparison with
recent active sessions. dealing falling
away almost ono-third. Where was a
sharp upward squirt IN the final hour
based on the ease 81 can money, which
fell from 90 7 percent. the '-.--.
rate i'm several weeks, but this was
neutralixed BY another break In for
eign exchange. Sales amounted 70
500 600 shares
The dcvilne IN International rates.
carried Loadon quotations 40 cents
under the recent high. while French.
Italian. Spanish and Greek rates fail
20 discounts never before known IN
this market South American and Ca
madam quotations also breaking.
Bonds were comparatively duh and
irregular with no especial feature ia
any division. Total sales. par vnhsa
aggregated So $50. o0o
Old L. = Bonds were unchanged
on cali
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ORLEANS COTTON
SLIGHTLY HIGHER
Small 20 Moderate Gains Featurs
Arvnistiee Day NaFkss.

New orleans. New. if.-smal "a
moderate gains were made By cotton
today the market being az a net al :
vance, the greater part 90 the time
and closing at net gains on the aes.
sion 10 90 % points.
Covering Of the short interest fur.
nished good part OF the demand all
though some new buying for long ac-
count was done on a wet weather
map and prospects Of freezing wealth
or map and prospects % freezing
weather for a large area west OF the
Atlantic. Better cables than due made
Tor higher opening and prices went
10 their highest following the fore
cast Of colder weather At this level.
the market was a. TO So points over
the Anal quotations ~ yesterday. The
usual beariEh news concerning world
financial and commercial conditions
was heard and IL caused several re-
cessions during the day, hut az the
lowest the market was only 20 :
points under the close 81 yesterday
under pressure December traded as
low a. ISIS. which compared with
1879 as the high OF the day
For "a while after mid session the
market was unfavorably affected by
weakness In grain and the break In
foreign exchange but the tone stead
led on tho close as the result Of a large
demand from covering shorts.
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IN ths Circuit cour, % Eseambla coun
~, Fiorida.

IN tbs Circuit Court % Eseambla coun-
-, Florida.
IN Chancery.
National Land Sales Company. q cor
poratton. in behalf - itself and al
others Interested IN the re-esta hlish
ment Of that certain deed executed rs
John Plnuey to William Kirk. DATED
MAY g. 1855 and recorded Ia Deed
BOOK = ~ paae ae Of the Public Rec
oris 81 Escambla county, Florida.
W..
I'd L. Ptnney. e. al
10 ir ordered that Mary A Mills and
= + Mills. her husband. Henry G.. Pin.
ney Herman p Pinney Albert s y
Pinney. ". "a Porter. Alfred 81 Porter
and Loretta ". PettengtiL defendants a.
this cause, are required 20 appear on
Monday, tho SIR tay % December 1899
to the ban ~ complaint hied against
them herein This order 20 BE- published
once each week for four 90 consecutive
weeks ln the Journal a newspaper pub
ilsned In the city 81 pcnsa ola. Ia said
EzscHmhia County.
DONE AND ORDERED this 4th day
~ November, A. D 1890
(SeaO JAS MACGIBRON.
CLERK Circuit Court OF E2cambfa
County. Florida
Snow cav aw-g1F2
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FISHER BROWN
Write Burglar Insurance.
9IS-PHoNES-sIs
NoTfcE 70 coNvRAcTone

Sealed bids Tor the erection ~ 4 pa
TENTS Dining Hall ard Attendants
Home will BE resolved By Doctor Isarfn
A Greene. superintendent K1orida Farnl
Colony fer Epiieptic and Feeble Minded
until ten a. m. December :. 1890 az ire
White House Hotel GsAtnssvt4ie Florida
the right being reserved 20 reject any
~ All bids.
Heating and Plumbing vii be let sep
ar@taiy from Building contract. and sep
arate plans and Epecincatioas provided.
Certified checks VIII be required with
each bid for Building. IN the amount 81
$4,000.
Pans may be had from T. AZ Bryan.
Gainesville. Florida, on deposit % s26 0n.
which viii - returned when bids are
submitted II no such bid il submitted.
500 will he retained for use OF plans.
Designate which plans are desired
Heating and Plumbing OF Building.
Hnov0Aw- aw=g2TI
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A NASTY COLD
EASED AT ONCE
"Pape's Cold Compound" then
breaks up a cold in a
few hours.

Don't stay stuffed-upl Quit blow
Ing and snuffiingl 4 dose Il "Pape 4
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken usu.
ally breaks az a severe cold and ends
all grippe misery.
cry frst dose opens your
cloggod-up nostrils and the air pass
1855 ~ 1ae head. stops nose running
relieves the headache, dullness, fever
ishness. sneezing. soreness and attn
nese.
"Papos Cold Compound" Is the
quickest. suFest relief known and costs
only few cents at drug stores. II
acts without assistance. tastes nice.
contains no quinlne-Insist upon
pape'si--adv.
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COTTON OIL LOWER.

New York Nov. I1.-cottonseed OH
was heavy owing TO continued dull-
ness Ia trade circles. somewhat easier
crude and weakness IN grains. Trad.
ing was local IN character. Closina
bids were ~ o 20 points net lower.
Sales $500 barrels, prime crude Ts5
sales. prime summer yellow spot
closed at 1880; December. 1851:
March. 1i.0s: May. il.2e. all bid.
Prime winter yellow and summaG
white nominal.
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western portion OF the belt hy rain
and wet the bulletin said adding.
VERY little damage has been done
the c0tton crop bv frost while the
mild fan has favored the development
q the late plants In the northeastern
portion Of the belt. Picking has been
completed In Texas. except in the
northwest portion ~ the state, WHALE
this work - completed or well along
generally In Arkansas"
Cotton was practically '.aIl housed
IN Georgia during thu week while har-
vestlng was about completed ia South
Carolina. the bulletin said.
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COTTON PICKING
MAKES PROGRESS

Washington. Nov. with favor
able weather prevailing harvesting of
cotton generally made good progress
throughout the belt and picking con
tinued under equally favorable con
ditions Ii the northern districts east
of the Mississippi river said tire ma
tignal weather and crop bulletin ls-
sued today by the departmerit o. agri-
culture covering conditions during the
week ending November 3. Harvest
ing was further delayed in the north
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Notice o. hereby given that n C.
uoley. purchaser 81 Certificate 70 20.
dated September 8th. 1916. has fll9A said
tertfficute ~ my office and has made
application for tax deed to issue II ac-
cortiauce with law said certificate en-
braces the following described property.
situated In Eanambia County. Florida.
a-WI NkO asa
feet North and South beginning al
Southeast corner more particularly des
cFihed I'm Deed Book Gl at pgKa 100 "a
the Public Hccords % Escambia County.
FLORIDA. containing 13 acres said land
certficate IN tho name 81 Fritz Tsheek
NnleEN said certificate shall be res
deemed according 81 law Tax Deed will
issue thern0m on the 80th day az No
vennbcr. A u. 1880.
JAS. MACGIBBOS.
2aocl ga " Nv a2cs Clerk
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sss hss provsn n win cure Malaria.
e-Nsiia ana Fewer, bilious Fever. 49, 49,.
and H.a0rirpP II kits the p@fNHtts AA@t
ezuaes TIRE fever.
snow: ID viii soon break the fever 49,
aNen IL taken as a tonic tho f@ser WI
not return. =.
esa i fine tonfe for pale people. u
suflss up sha bleed oor9ascA3a 20 rcd
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xsvsnw . nssarsi

heattsv condition, Giving . nstursa
hemlthv complexion.
esa quickly relieves Constipation Hll-
fnssmness ices Of Appetite. Foul hv@aM
ana headaches. dtae 10 Torpid Iiser.
We szpeciaH recommend SIS f0T tnnss
ewre ~ed ~ re Weather a. theF Can 49,
a. 80 nnvthlnw fhas want. ard 80 right
an ain tsselr @erk wtsh 20 fear e e@saa
"a ~ alsa.--A1w.
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By virtue 81 4 decree rendered II the
G&rCuif Court q the First judicial Cir
cult % FLORIDA in ard for EAcanlhia
county. In Chancerg. IN a certain cause
therein pending wherein M - Towns !.
complainant ard Lewis Hics and ais
wife Ahoie Rice are dafendAntK / NIL
sell - public outcry 70 the highest BID
der for cash. before the county court !
housa door. % The city ~ Tensaeola. Ez-
sixth dar - December. 1899, during the
legal hours % sale. the following das-
crioed rial estate lying and being I'm
said city ~ Pensacola. to-wit. Lot $50
90 Ia Block ffty-nima 1888 ~ the East
king Tract. East u Tarrag6na street
acrurdiuM % the map "a penMacnaa
F1orida. copyrighted ~ Thoa 6. Wa
aan a 60. IN 1898. Purchaser q r,av Tar
deed
~ w gTHpLrSToNr
special Master IN Ch&ncerv.
G0oct cav aW-a16a
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statesmen

SALESMAN wANTEp-Tn aeN oar line
- salealoartis Con entirely new nlanl
% merchants III small towns ana cunn
uy stores Unrestricted territory. dou-
BE commissions. prompt pay Write FOR
selling supplies NOVELTY SALES co
TlunuNE BUILDING. NORFOLK. vIR-
GINA sNa
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ID. 4. ARMY GOODS

iig a such icW prlces that ~ ars sell.
tnN cue vast stock 81
II. Il. ARMY GOODS
IlomeNt frnm thr Il 81 Government in
nmazing quautitiea We ufEe yuu 90 buy
rrst n prices We are ofiering are less
than ena+h aM 90 threosfuurtna the ceMt
ta manufnetnre to-day ORDER TO-DAY !.
u s. Army @hnrs Muun,ru last Russet
leather. hunt UPON government speci-
neatioua Net an innitation army shoe.
Guaranteed in oveFN way ...s.t.ss o., o.
UNDERWEAR. reciaimed. wool s5
a. &. Army socks. reclaimed. wool. light
- heavy. better order a few pair ~
49, ,s.,,. .sa ..,,, ,,,' 50
regulation officers model -. ~ suede
cieth. sfraHued. ccmented and v11lcAHiEed.
lirana Pew inches long .s2e.gs
arab. regulation. pure wool grade
Army blankets reclaimed 20 IN n
wood aerviceahle condition. Grade n
ANY wooi wrapped lsex,nss. ~ 81
any leE Cost new. see Per pair
specially priced 81 $3.50. r.. 81. ! .sse
che haraest wear an weol "a lncher
IONS Double hreastnd Loose hsited
hack. Convertible cuilar Color Green
ierial Wouid sill new Tor sss0o oar
Nj Army khmM rsreechea resialnaed.
huf in good condition. VIII give ex-
csllsnt service Grade a $50 pair.
Grade =, Sass paif. Grade & ... CSC
t 9. Army shirts olive drab one ~
the meet poWNlaf sellers we have 9oo~l
condition 0rnAs q. a. rs each 81 80
aonen Grade y, sat % sach o. 90 doren
Grade - 1875 each ~ ....s.. sta aoxen
~ Array Comforts, reclaimed, ex-
eeAent condition. Grade A. g. so, Grade.
III d ArgnT steel cots. brand new vii
last lifetime strunE neat booking.
VERY comfortable - -
o. Army Mattresses Made from sub
Htnntial ticksnE. VII giTe seara 80 harsi
NAENN@ ~siegft1 steel hollow Nround
tiF@n0 new tts6 each na2nr strap.
boaf quality. ate each hanor hone. So
each er f9N rrN order pumnlute outft
Tor q y NnarAAtead satisfaction
~ Army Wftsf Watches NeinnN very
fast AlNat8ttN NumFmntneh = e. Jewel
flE 90 EraaH Adjusted movement solid
SILVER eWwht9ms4 an@pe case ....... eG.es
Mrise 90 ik fte ealaioH Naur money
fwfenaea g pos satisfied Include post
mNn fef NarFel nfat aFaera f4hrrtp pssn&s
9raarfNH nt fHNN value
nmApLEN noNpEn WARWAoUaE CO
lsreeet nsalsrs-Arusy ososs.-tn seush
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED Position a. assistant took -
Keeper or clerical work ~ ANY Rad
AddNaa "book keepcr." care IoaEaal sts
POSITION WANTED Young lady wants
position a. ofnce girl or assistant Ap-
ply q. n. care Journal ~
POSITION WANTED YOUNG lady wants
position a. AtcnoEra phcr References
Address =. ~ care Journal Ell
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TRANSFERS. Storage

soRAs TRANSFER CO.
PHONE fi9s. OFFICE AND WARS
HOUSE EAST CHASE STREWT. ALA
KINDS OF hAuLiNo. YOUR nUst.
MSS SoLiciTE0.
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sss HAS MORE INVITATIONS
THAN ANY OTHER CHILL AND
FEVER TONIC ON THE MARKET
by CON DO

pu Ma One Wants Imaton-They Are Dangerous IN the
Medicine Line mators See How TO Copy the sye o.
pacLage directions etc. II Some Name Number
But The Cannot Rodents and Are Liable 70 Tel
TheunW ron
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LEGAL NOTICE


CREW NOTICE
NEITHER the Captain. Owners nor
- Cons wuces 40 the Italian
* Sfeal nHhip "Etna" will b. re-
&*NA Efonsible for debts contracted
AMMA#& hy the crew 81 the said vessel.
- CAPT TRApONI CASEMfRO.
JOHN a. MERRITT s. COMPANY,
Agent
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DANCING

DANCING sCHooL-ch@aa Private
lessons Also childrenn classes IN aew.
thetlc Dancing. zee West Gresory,
fhone SIS t1se
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NORTHUP q WOOD
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
And EMnAI.sGEn

Ambulance Service Day or Night
Phones -, S or -
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LOST AND FOUND

L4osr-On road 20 NuneE Ferry ore
oldsfnohiie hub cap and bushing Re-
turn TO W M, Mcclellan, Aiken Tow
huat a Barge Co. go
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LOST bar pin. containing diamonds
suitable reward for return e. " A.
tarton. Ceaar and Commandment Ste.
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LODGE NOTICE

MASONIC TEMPLE. WARRINGTON.
fla
a Special communication % Ma
~ va IsodFr. 80. -. 3. a. A. NJ
49, Friday. November g. 1890. az
- T30 p. M Work in the ~ A.
Degree Visiting brethren fra
ternally invited
FRANCIS N. WESTON JR.
WM d. HANSEN W NJ
Secretary.
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HELP--FEMALE

sELP wANrG0-BV oREY eRlLL, .
8. pALAFoA.
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New and uasa Parts Car almost any
raaks % ear. send oid parts 20 b.
aipllcatea Auton- sils wrecking Co.
iiasia m 0oFernmsnt-sG
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MORTGAGE LOANS

LOANS orr R@AL ESTATE.
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