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HABLARA Ell "TRAIDOR"
SMITH EN- CONTRA DE LA
C~ANDIDATURA DE
ROOSEVELT
lie SeeundGrd ell E1gObernadOr
Jose B. Elg

rose d. Etg
Detroit, agosto 8.3Se ha a.
nunciado aqui que antes de las
elecciones vendra a esta ciudad
Alfredo Smith, exgobernador
del estado de New York, a
hablar en- contra de la candida
tura del presiden.e Roosevelt.
Ocupara la misma platafor-
ma con ell politico "traidor", Jo-
Sc B. Ely, de Massachusetts, ur
exgobernador.
Aqui celebraran una reunion
individuos de 20 estados que Sc
oponen a la candidatura del Pre-
sidente, por ser reaccionarios
Ely dice que los oponentes de-
Roosevelt. desean que sus punto;
de vista lleguen al pGblico.
Los dem6cratas aseguran que
los 'traidores" no convencerar
a nadie y que en- ell triunfo de
Presidente encontraran su cast
go.
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ores. Saldran los ninos del edi-
iicio de la logia, n1mero PAL, de
Ia Gale Taliaferro, en- Tampa
Heights, a la una de la tarde.
Seran obsequiados con comida,
refrescos y diversiones. Pueden
asistir los comprendidos entire
las edades de z a Is amos. Los
ninos latinos que deseen asistil'
deberan inscribirse en- La Mi
sion que dirige ell Sr. Octavio
Pla. Sc llevara un grupo de so
y rrevio consentimiento de los
padres.
Una iniciativa altamente plau-
sible.
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INICIARON LA OFENSIVA
EN- TRES SECTORES LAS
r DE LA
REPUBLICA
Detenido en- Madrid un hijo
del difunto General Jose
Sanjurjo
I'm diputado comunista dijO
que no es cierto Que ell prole-
tariado Sc prOpOnga establecef
su dictadura

Madrid, agosto 8.-Una nue.
va ofensiva en- tres sectores Sc
ha iniciado hoy por las tropas
leales. Los jefes de las tropas
de la Republica dan cuenta de
haberse apoderado de tOdOs los
pueblos que rodean a Huesca,
con nuevos avances en- la sierra
de Guadarrama y Suppression de
Otro alzamiento de traidores en-
Badajoz.
"LOs rebeldes parecen haber
perdido todas las esperanzas de
triunfar". Todos los oficiales de-
aviaci6n y photos civiles han re-
cibido instrucciones para pre-
sentarse hoy en- ell despacho de
su jefe. Las milicias del gobier-
no han ocupado a Moralet, un
pueblo de la provincial de Ora
NADIA.
Ell mOvimiento insurreccionai
en- Badajoz era dirigido por Fer
nando Acosta, tn guardia de
asalto, que habia logrado la COO
peraci6n de 80 guardias civiles
v 100 hombres mas. Los milicia-
nos y la guardia de asalto Sc die
ron cuenta de los planes de A
costa Y rodearon ell Quartet. Los
aeroplanos leales les bombar-
dearon. Despues de haber sido
1estruido ell Quartet los rebeldes
Sc rindieron.
Centenares de hncionarios,
incluyendo algunos diplomat
cos, han sido destituidOs por ell
gobierno. Nuevos arrestos Sc hi
cieron aver en- Madrid, figuran-
do en- Ell grupo los Sres. Alvarez
Valdes, un parienSe del general
Cabanellas, lider de Zaracoza, y
unAijo del difun.o general Jo-
Sc Sanjurjo.
Jesus Hernandez, un diputa-
do comunista, Sc entrevista con
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Castillo Cr.s.Obal Colon
Nc. 7, que no es una logia es-
pamela, sine americana, acor-
do aver suspender su fiesta de-
dGa 16, que hemos venido anun
ciando. !.
Como motive da la direction
de la Logia, segun una carte
que tenemos a la vista, los iris
ties successes de Espaha.
Nosotros, que simpatizamo:
con ell Castillo, calificamos de
error la suspension de la fies-
ia con ell motive que Sc alega.
La Orlen Caballeros del A
guila de Orc es americana y
en- ell Castillo Crist6bal Colon
hay miembros que pertenecen
a distintas nacionalidades.
Mejor hubiese sido celebrar
la fiesta y imandar ell dinero a
los que en- Espana defender
la Libertad o a la Cruz Roja.
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NOTAS SOCIALES

a nuestra sociedad muchos ami.
gos Que han nacido en- este pals
y en- 0 ros paises, y que exister
ideologfas distin.as, Sc hace
constar que ell d%onativo no ten.
'caracter politico sectario.
Tambien Sc acuerda que Ia
nitaria obra".
Sociedad forme una lista de de-
natives personales para ell mis-
mo cbje o, encabezandola cor
S25 Ell Sr. Ramon Fernando
Rey. Cuando la lisa Sc compile
te Sc publicara integra.
La dire:tiva termina la session
invocando de nuestros period
cos, los 1e lengua castellana "a
poyen y secunden esta humai
taria obra'.
Ap!audimos con entera since
ridad al Sr. Presidene Y Jrn.s
tDirectiva del Cen,ro Espanoi
por su bien pensado acuerdo.
Los d6lares convertidos en
pesetas iran a mitigar penas e.
la muy noble Espana.
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HABLARA ESTA NOcHE EN-
TAMPA Ell CANDIDATE A
SENADOR DOYLE CARLTON

Esta noche Sc efectuara en-
"a Ilaza lie la Core Una fiesta
pol tiOa en- honor de la candi-
datura del senador Doyle 4.
Carlton, ell candidate de Tam
pa.
Vendran en- camionetas, ON
nibus y automobiles grupos de
.uladanos de Winter Haven,
Brooksville, Plant City, Lake
and, Barlow, Sarasota Clear
water st. Petersburg Y Tarpor
Springs.
Cerlara los discursos ell ST..
Carlton y hablaran los Sre;. E
,. Lambright editor del "Tri
me-" que presentara al ca
'idato; Ray C. Brown, w. F
Hines, Dave Falk, w. j. jack
on, j. G. Bedingfield y Ar
,hur Boring, de la Legion A
mericana.
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Noble actitud de la
Sociedad Centre Espahol

Anoche celebr6 junta direc
tiva la sociedad Centre Espa-
mol, en- SUI edificio de la Septi-
ma avenida, tomando los 81 :
guientes acuerdos, que nos re-
mite ell inteligente secretario
don Fermin Souto:
"En la junta directiva que
esta sociedad celebr6 anoche,
por disposici6nsd del Sr. Presi :
dente, para resolver la situa-
ci6n creada por la anunciada
fiesta de beneficio de nuestrs
Secci6n de Beneficencia, ell pro
ximo 6 de s~eptiembre, y los
tristes successes que estan ocu-
rriendo en- nuestro pals, Sc to-
maron por unanimidad los 81
guientes acuerdos: Considerar
do los gastos hechos va, y 10:
compromises adquiridos pol
motive del beneficio, Sc acuerds
por unanimidad ceEebrarlo CO.
mo esta anunciado, dedicando
todas las utilidades que produz.
ca a la Cruz Roja Espanola pa
ra que las emplee bajo las no
bles normas de humanidad que
guam su actuaci6n. No por es'
to dejaran de ser bien atendido'
los enfermos que estan aqui
cerca de nosotros.
En- virtud de que perteneeer
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LA DEFENSA PRESENTA-
RA Ell MERCEDES LAS
N PEDIDAS

Barlow, agosto 8.-8.-abo-
yados de la defensa dicen que el
'enidero microbes presen aran
fianzas de $500 para sNr apro
badas por ell jrez Dewen en- es-
pera de que Ell tribunal S premo
dek ado resuelva la apell ci6n
De sera presentada.
Los cinco expolicias condena-
3SseS-a secuestro de f. Poul-
MOI pediran una 6rden deinsol-
7efia, con ell fin de que ell con-
dado paQue los gastos de la ape
laci6n.
FL juez Dewell ha copcedidO
l2O dias a la defensa para pre-
sen;ar Ell escrito que ha de SER
vir de base al procedimiento en-
Tallahassee.
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Ell neostakhGnismo

Ell neOstakhGniSmO
En- una pena de soviet5filos
Sc habla del "sistema S.akha-
now, que Sc trata de poner en-
practica per los gobernantes ru-
sos.
-iY csc plan, en- que consis-
te?-pregunta ulo de los no ini-
ciados.
Els algo magnifico-le ilus-
tran. En- esencia, consiste en-
sre ell obrero que trabaja mas
CANA mas.
-Pero ESQ es aquf va muy
viejo-comenta ell ne6fI o.. Els
10 que sc llama trabajo a desta-
jo... Yo creia que ell descubri-
miento consistia en- 2anar mas
cuato menos Sc trabaje...
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La excursion de
los Optimistas

Sc verificara esta ncche IL
excursion del Club Cptimista d.
Ybor City, par iendo a las II &c
de la noche del muelle de la ca
lie Plat. La bora de retorno Sc
fijara en- ell mar, a la luz de IL
luna.
Cuesta la tarjeta, para dos
personals, $3.50. To:ara a bordo
la orquesta Southern Aces, una
conocida organization musical.
Habra en- ell yacht de TODD 10
que Sc necesite para pasar una
noche agradable.
Bueno es repetir que ell pro.
ducto Sc des.inara a una casa
club para la juventrd deportis-
ia de Ybor City.
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los corresponsales extranjeros Y
les pidi6 desmintiesen las falsas
no.icias, hechas circular en- ell
extranjero, de que ell proletaria-
do espanol va a establecer una
dic.adura.
Una nota dada por Ell gene
raj Juan Sarabia, nuevo minis
tro de Ia guerra, dice: En- la pro
vincia de Guadalajara, en- ell cen
tro de Espana, murieron Al re-
beldes cuando las tropas aplas-
tarCn a una columna f~ascista,
en- Sigienza. Ayudados por los
aeroplanos, las fuerzas leales
"des.ruyeron" a los insurgen-
ties, haciendoles varios cenSena-
res de prisioneros. Lrego de san
grientas batallas, que duraron
"a horas la milicia del gobier-
no avanz6 varias millas en- la
sierra de Guadarrama.
En- ell reducto faccioso de Ia
ragoza las tropas leales Sc han
aproximado, en- dos "columnaP
de acerO'', a 35 millas de la ciu-
dad. Ell ataque Sc hara desde ell
sur. Las capitales de las provin-
cias de Cadiz y Huesca han sido
.ortadas del mar con ell fin de
impedir que desembarquen re-
oeldes de Marruecos.
Cordoba y Granada, provin-
cias centrales del sur: las mill
cias del gobierno Sc encuentran
a pocas millas de distancia de
egas ciudades, donde los faccio-
SIS dominan desde hace % dias.
Sevilla ha sido cortada del MOI
e por la infanteria leal y del
sur por la escuadra.
En- la provincial de Avila una
cOlumna, bajo ell mando del CO.
ronel Mangada, avanza para alta
car la retaguardia de los insur.
kentes. Una columna de Valen-
ella llego aver a Ibiza, en- las
Islas Baleares. Aeroplanos, bar
cos e infanteria Sc utilizan en-
Ell asedio de la isla.
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LA FIESTA DE LA CANA
RIA DE CoMERcIo DE YBoR
CITY

I'm fracaso, en- 10 que a asis-
tencia Sc refiere, fue la fiesta
celebrada aver, por la camara
de concrete de Ybor City, en-
ell edificio del puesto Marcelo
Gonzalez No. 70, de la Legion
Americana.
Centenares de sandwiches
no Sc pudieron utilizar y sobra
ron varias cajas de cerveza.
TOGO ell piano Luis Fernan-
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A FFoAR DE
EN- ESPANA SUBIERGN LAS
ACCIONES EN- IA BOLGA

New York agosto 8.-No obs
an Ia situaci6n existente en-
E3pa1a subieron aver las accio-
mes en- la bolsa de New York. AL
canzaron ell mayor aumentO Ian
acciones de los ferrocarriles y Ell
acero.
Varias impor an.es corpora
CHORES informaron que sus ne
gocios prosiguen mejorando.
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ALGECIRAS ESTA SIENDO
DESTRUIDA POR Ell FUEGO

Tanger, agosto 8.-Pasaje :
ros llegados a este puerto d.
cen que Algeciras esta siendo
destruida por ell fuego, luego
e dos bombardeos pOr parte
de la escuadra espanola. A
gran altura Sc elevan las la
mas, y Sc las divisa desde gran
distancia.
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- OS4
Sc verificara en- la sala del
Convento San Jose, ell bale or
ganizado por la Sociedad del
Dulce Nombre.
Tocara la orquesta de Don
Francisco, tan popular en- nues-
tros salOnes.
Una noche de ale2ria aguar-
da a la juventud, que sabe diver
irse hOnestamente.
La obra que esta SOciedad rea
liza merece los aplausos de to-
dos.
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LOPEZ EN- Ell CRUCERo A.
MERICANO QUINCY

Madrid, agosto Sci ciuda
dano americana Manuel L6 :
PEE, deCTampa, Florida, en-
barc6 aver en- FL crucero Quin-
ey en- Valencia, huyendo de la
insurrecci6n.
Lopez habia venido a visitar
a familiares due tiene en- Es-
,paAs. 4
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dez, cantando varias pleas Gu
banas ell tenor Barcena.

\ ~ 0@AA1
Explicaron la situacion de la
camara de Ybor City varios de
les presentes, siendo muy a.
olaudido por su cfvico discur-
o ell ST.. Rafael Mar inez Ybor.
Hablaron tambi6n los Sres.
Raul Vega, Jose Glamour, D.
Armand, Harry Wilderman y
Jacob.
D'Armand dijo que la 1nica
veriajera camara de concrete
de Tampa era la de Ybor City.
Cerca de las diez termin5 Ell
acto.
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CHche
Hace algunas semanas hemos
lefdo en- un diario grafico de pro
vincias, al pie de una fotogra-
fla, 10 siguiente:
"Un hongo y I'm gesto. Porte
la Valladares. Ell hombre que
piensa con fe en- ell nuevo par
lido"
Y ell pasado lunes zen ell mis-
mo diario, leimos:
"Un hongo y un gestoto. HUI
go Meils. Ell hombre que piensa
con fe en- ell nuevo partido."
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DEL HUMORISMO ESPANOL

OpOrtuniddd
Parrafo de I'm ar iculo sobre
maternidad
"De ex:elen:e manera Sc halla
dispuesto per la Naturaleza que
ell nino encuentre. en- crantO lie
que al mundo, una madre prom
ia a encargarse de su cuidado."
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Picnic para los nihOs
La Logia Cruz Roja No. AZ,
de los Caballeros de Pythias, ce-
lebrara Ell pr6ximO microbes %.
en- la playa de Clearwater, un
Picnic en- honor de los ninos po-
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And Know What Herr Read The Below The Solution
CITADEL BRASS
CANNON GIFT
OF capt. SNyTH
His Recent Letter to Mill
tary College Tells Story
of Artillery Pieces

The two six-pound brass can
non in front Of Padgctt-Thomas
herr acks at the Citadel have
pnnrdcl tho main entrance to the
Military College of South Caro-
lima for nearly 20 years.
Purchased from tho United
States government in 1876 by the
Washington Artillery Rifle club,
the cannon were presented to the
Citadel shortly after the .nstltu-
ton was rcopcncd in 1882. after
the War Between the States.
The presentation was made by
Captain Ellison A. Smyth, then
president of the rifle club. Mr..
Smyth was commissioned a cap
tain Nv Governor Wade Hampton.
Captain Smyth is now living on
the Conncmara Farms ut Flat
Ccck. n. c.
The history Of the purchase of
the guns was furnished in a letter
Ey Mr.. Smyth to the colleges pub
lie relations department.
In 1876, the state militia was
made up entirely of colored
troops. Charleston's police force
except the chief, was composed of
negroes.
To protect themselves from n
possible black menace in that
postwar period, the white men Of
Charleston organized rifle clubs
ostensibly for target practice and
social activities, but in reality
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for defense against negroes. The
members were armed with Win.
chester rifles.
NO MILITARY TITLES
Tho clubs were not known as
military organizations and the
commanding officers bore the title
of presidents rather than captains.
Mr.. Smyth was president OF the
Washington club.
Early after it was organized
the Washington rifle club pur-
chased from the government the
two brass cannon along with two
six-inch PARROT guns, caissons and
full equipment.
Some years afterwards Cover.
nor Hampton was inaugurated,
md the organizations were dis
yolvcd as an unnecessary unit. 1t
was Mt this time that Mr.l Smyth'
pl csentcd the two brass cannon to
the Citadel.
The cannon saw some service
after they were purchased.
During the Hampton guberna-
torial campaign in 1876. the guns
we're sent out Of the city on sew
cral occasions to attend political
meetings. They were sent mainly
TO places where joint meetings
were being held, and the firing Of
salutcs created much consterna-
ton among tho blacks. The guns
were carried to Rockville. Walter
boro. st. George end other places
in the lower section Of South Car
olina.
When not in use. the guns
were stored i'm gun shed on
Marion Square. The sheds later
we're pulled down.
After the first riot in Charles
ton, nil rifle clubs kept detach-
ments guarding their armories
day and night.
MOVED TO ADGER'S WHARF
When President Ulysses s.
Grant outlawed the rifle clubs
and ordered their disbandment,
the artillery club dismantled its
guns and. under the cover ut
night, moved them to ware
house on Adger's wharf. There
they were reassembled and made
ready for action.
On two occasions they were
brought out from the hiding place
and manned in the streets OF
Charleston. Both occasions were
riots. Neither gun ever was fir@d,
however, except for salutes or
paradcs.
When the cannon were given
to the Citadel, they were placed
on cement mounts in front OF the
sallyport at the old Citadel. They
were moved to the new Citadel
when it opened at Hampton Park
in, 1922. Today, they occupy
position Of preeminence on The
campus, marking the main en-
trance to the main barracks.
Like priceless antiques, the can
non are attended constantly. Dur.
ing the week days and periods OF
furlough, thew are afforded pro-
tcctive covering of a thick waxy
substance.
After dinner each Friday. how
ever. janitors apply brass polish
to the two historic pieces and
shine them with chamois cloths
until they glisten.
When the cannon are shined
properly, the campus is ready to
receive visitors.-R. NJ. H. Jr., in
the Charleston News and Courier.
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Coon DOGS STOLEN ON HUNT

LORAIN, o. (UP).-L. d. Hur-
on's highly priced dogs had freed
a coon. He could tell that by
their baying. But he and his com
panions came up with them JUS
i'm time TO see them led away, on
leaShes, by two men-evidently
hunters of a different kind, at
tractcd by the uproar.
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NOVELIST scoRNS GOLD

CAPE TOWN. (UP).-Ruby NJ.
Ayres. novelist, has no use Tor
gold. What's the good OF all tnl !;
gold you people are producing:
she asked startled South Africans
on arrival here for a hohday'
What the world needs today sne
said. is a league of all women IN
the world.
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QUARTER EASES CONSCIENCE

SHARON, Pa. (UP)-The man
ager of a theater here received 20
cents, the price of admission, nc
the mail. A patron, bothered BY
his conscience, wrote the manager
he was paying the % cents be
cause n half dozen years ago ne
went to the theater and enjoyed
tbe performance free.
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For Sale
Autos and Accessories

EEDlSON BATTERY AT S3.9S
sd. start your car on time.
Is, Machine Works, South
Ia s.. Phone 1876.
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PAY your city taxes and stree
paving assessments at dis
count by purchasing city bonds,
Buy Christmas presents with tho
saving. Several houses for rent.
!. II. Yelton. Phone SAL.
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FARM BOYS, mother needs a
kitchen sink for Christmas.
Make her happy. Iavatory,
pipe and fittings cheaper. Baby
chair, Sidcboard, graphophonc
and records. ranges. Govan
Hydcr. Phone $50. =
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-Radios and Service

= 'S'SlCE all makes of radios.
-. action guaranteed. No
rs y Tor testing tubes. Brun-
Furniture Co. :
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AT BARGAIN - Nine-piece
IGs room suite. original cost
y, -. Tor only $3.50. Reliable
-, 1'urc Co., opposite court
'4se .
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Donkeys sometimes deceive a
veterinarian by stimulating sick
ness in order to enjoy rest.
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: Thorns, splinters and tiny bones
were the first pins used 10 raster.
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FOR SALE-White English bull
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CHRISTMAS GlFTS-Givc USE
ful gifts, small radio for the
bedroom, large one for the
living room, or a radio for the
car. also tires, a heater and
other accessories for the car.
Mid City Tire Co. Phone l2l."
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WASTE COTTON and rags arc
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tuesday. Call 65S for in
ra;ion.
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MePHAIL CANDY is the ideal gift
for any member of the family
Freeze Drug 60.
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"HOME, SWEET HOME is what
our bottles sing when you gath
err and send them all back &c
McCrary's Dairy. Phone 562.
X
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DRESSES. 81, So, Sl2, SIS.
Wonderful values ut JENNIE
BOWEN'S.
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Special Notices

MARKS CLEANERS & OVERS
will buy and sell secondhand
clothes. See us for bargains
23I y: Main st. Phone SOL.
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l3-Merchandise

HATS, HATS-200 hats for 81
and 81 mt JENNIE BOWEN'S.~
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3l--Real Estate
40--Miscellaneous

WANTED - Several shares OF
building and loan stock. Box
ITS. City.
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THAT DRIVE AND WALK from
street to garage and house you
often promised yourself and
family to build before winter
can be done safely now. See
us for cement, sand, stone and
any other building materials,
paints, millwork. coal. etc. Hen
Jacksonville Supply 4 Coal Co.
Phone 500. 3
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CITY TAXES, ALL STREET
EASEMENTS, 1892 COUN-
AND PRIOR YEARS WITH
sSAOS. BIC DISCOUNT. o.
pi KEITH. PHONE 81. .