Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 115, 16 May 1906 — Page 2

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The Richmond Palladium, Wednesday, TJlay 16, leoe.

Etnlot Doctors Pralst Its Ingredients: We refer to that boon to weak, nervous, nffcrlni? women known as Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription.

J?r, Jonn yieonn 01 me jumunai own of Thk Eclectic Medical. Review sayi of Unicorn root (llclonUia IttoUxi) which is one of the chief ingredients of the "Favorite Prescription " : "A remedy which lnrarUbly mcts as a utcrinn lnTitrontor makes for norm! acttTltF of the entire reprlurtiTO He continues -n nrioniw w uc "'- purpose" Vtan any other drvo utthvhich I am acquainted. In the treatment of disease peculiar to women It la neldora that a case la seeu whirh docs not present Bomelndlcation for this r-roeiisl aaent.- Dr. r'yfe further ays: "The following are tmoni the leaflln Indication fop Holonia (Unicorn root). rm or a'chSiur in the bsck. with lencorrhcea; onnfiHurm nt th rporoductiro ioro iuiij nnwrrn l'JC , I resn of wown. mental depression and lrrltarllllty. associated with rbronlc diseases of I the reproductive organs 01 wwim. , , J" sensation of heat in uie region of the kidneys; menorrharla (oodlnr. due o a weak ened condition or me rrr'ui.wc .i amenorrhea (suppressed or absent monthly period.). ariin from or aceompanylna- an abnormal condition of the dUrtlre rans and anemia thin blood) habit; .draaeln sensations In the extreme lower part of the akf nforo or Iocs of the above symptoms are present- no invalid woman can do better than take Dr. Piercea Favorite u..nrininn nM nf inn lea.nl nff ingredi ents of which Is Unicorn rc)t, orTIelonias, and the medical properties of which it most faithfully represent. Of Golden Seal root, another prominent Ingredient of "Favorite Prescription," Prof. Flnlcy Ellinjrwood, M. D., of Beniot. MiuiifMil CoHese. Chicago, says: thVwonb.Q Wimif afwnditions and general enfeeblenient. it u uaeiui.Prof. John M. hCtiqaer, m.u., late 01 - a.niKl2iayto0i. . S2aleSaS?on the ayatem. thtrn U no medicine in tui about which thtre i wh general unanimity tf opinion. It Is vnivertally retarded aa tht tonic useful in all debilitated states. " Prof. Bartholow, M. D.. of JefTerson Medical College, says of Golden Seal : "Valuable In uterine hemorrhage, menorrhagia (flooding) and congeetlre dysmenorrhoea (painful menstruation)." Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription faithfnii rnnresenta all the above named ingTedienls and curoa the diseases for which tney axe recommenucu. GENNETT THEATRE VAUDEVILLE. IRA SWISHER, Manaj WEEK OF MAY 14., ' Dally at 3 and 8 p. m. PROF. GU8 FREDERICKS Overture, THE WALUoNS. Chinese Novelty BEAUCJrAMP. Comedy Acrobaifand Barrel Jumper. frt i a nel'l K v. Z;:.r,7 Tr.;r;.J irrTev.:r o DanclngI Wooden Shoe Experts sVMb.bmm saBail I "' ntn,Xi IllugtrDd Songs: "Wait Till the Bun Shines Nellie," "Darlins Will You Love me When I'm Old." HELEN OGDEN. Soprano and Contralto Vocalist JENNING8 AND JEWELL. German Comedians. "The Men With the Hats." i MOTION PICTURES. "Rip'a Dream." THE NEW PHILLII VAUDEVILLE' THEATEJ O. G .MURRAY MANAGER. w t u. r ur m t DAILY at 3 and 8 P. M., A MISS GRAYCE MUfLER, Overture. B. MAY NEILSON, The Baritone IrijI Song Bird. C MR AND MRf CARL CARTER. Comedy Muslw Act, D. LtW WEI Ileblpw Chafkcter Comedian. E. Th ManAlla Marionettes. Illppldrojfo and European Novelty. r-MIS5fEONA THOMPSON. . Illustrated Songs. G SANDERS, DEAN & SANDERS. , In their Comqdy Playlet, "A Brclien Home." Hw THE PHILQSCOPE. Motion Pictures. IT FOR THE mam 't a Mgaiar, haalthy mart r dfy.rou'r ill or will bt. , ei4 b wll. For6tn t ilq or pill polon, U dafig ftul.lt. mo. Mirf.Afc Mw tae hdwala ola and elaaa Is to take CANDY AT IM LIKE CANDY 1ti?,t' S1,tb,?i. '. Tiita Ooo, Ie wo. NT.r loko. Wsakva rOrlri 19,-Wso V"" ?. y Ht tmt it aaai pie, aad lxWlk. let Malta. Address . 4Ji itarllnq RamMx Company.' Ctiteago a New.Yirti. KEEP YOUR DLCOD CLEflll Drink th Beer that the crowt Mnks. You kno that Richmond Exp( Beer. THE MINCK BREWINI New Phone oooooo O CREAM. TOyWHIP O - EXTRAS HEAVY. O O TRY UiPINT. O O PH0rlZf 292. O O HADLEY BROS. O ooooooooooo

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iiiiau mail . j vivt.oit.t mrt i i Finds he Cannot Suit all trie Factions. a MnTUFR AlMU I Htn CHANGE MADE CALL WILL NOT BE GIVEN OUT UNTIL AFTER THE STATE CONVENTION, JUNE 7 -JACKSON THE LEADER. Richmond Democrats are again inf0rmed that the date for the district convention has been changed, though , . . . the exact date is not yet fixed. Concerning the postponement the choihwtita rvm vrot cava 4TiiRti'rr Chairman Meeks was In the city Friday ana authorized the Democrat to withdraw the date of Mav 31 for the Democratic congressional convenUon to be held at Greenfield. "It conflicted with the judicial conventlon for this district, which was fixed for the 31st of May at Rushville Inm? hpfnr Mr. Meek stated to the Democrat that he would not call the congressional convention until after the State convention, which will be held June 7th Two rails for the Democratic concTPssinnal convention have already C I r onI ihon rosHnlori The n.mnarflpv of thin district is in such aiffmoil that Meek finds it hard to ease everyone. Stokes Jackson of Greenfield, has been appointed a member of the Democratlc State Advisory Committee tor the Sixth District by State Chairman O'Brien. In order to fill out the remnlninir blank snace on the letter head of the stationary used by the chairman, the name of Mike Sullivan of shelhwllle. was added to the list by the request of the printer who reroivpd thft contract to nrint 20.000 letter heads for use of the committee during the cbming campaign Hut i Stokes Jackson, of Greenfield, is the ... . olu HtMota ir. " ' Mv. r;r,:. - aik TO.frf IJlnLllCL VjUlllllil LLCCUiaU AV&wnu a iwu u. SPENT WINTER IN SLEEP UNUSUAL CHICAGO CASE-w-www" ... .- I inlander Who ia Reputed to Have Paased Several Montha in Peaceful 8lumber Waa not Suspended Animatlon No Caae Like it Reported. Palladium Special. Chicago, May 15. The case or a man who hibernates like a bear was called to tne attention or onicago pnysicians yesterday by Edward TJolka of 568 Taylor street, a faith healer. TjoiKa asseriea mat one oi nis pauents, a man named Svendsen, a native of Lapland, invariably goes Into a deep sleep at ine Deginning or, winter and emerges in the spring sound and neaitny. TjoiKa asserts &venasen nas sleep tnrougn iwo winters to nis positive knowledge and that he has known of several similar cases among Laplanders. "Tnls is not a case suspenaea ammation," said Tjolka. "It' Is a case of sleep pure and simple, as a glass neia m m . m . All . A t A. .! I Derore tne moum oi me patient mmcates he is breathing at all times. The circulation continues ana tne SKin ana nesn are at no time inert, it ia eimy ly a mystery, although I have neara oi like cases among Laplanders ana otner . -l northern races before." Dr. E. C. Gary , said he knew of no cases of suspended animation which lasted longer than a few days or a week at most. An old copy of the Lancet, however, relates a story or a Finlander who in the winter of 1897 showed much the same peculiarities as those claimed for Svendsen.' Miss Mabel Barber who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Barber for several days, has re turned to school at De Pauw. CITY AND COUNTY Deaths and Funerals. MATIXAlonzo Matix died this morning at Sioux City, Iowa, in a hos pital where he was operated on for appendicitis at the age of 41 years. Hugh Taylor, of this city, is a broth-erin-law. The remains' will be brought here to the residence of Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Taylor, 830 South Ninth street. The funeral will be Sunday the time to be given later. Burial at Spring Lawn cemetery, New Paris, "Ohio. Real Eatate Transfers. Henry F. Burns to William H. Alford. lot 49 in Block 2 and lota 16 and 17 in block S. Mendenhall and Price's addition to Richmond $1950 Sarah G. Hockett to William W. Hockett, lot 31 in that part of the city laid out by Lamb and Boslow - $ Mark W. Pennell to William Thomas, lot 3 in M. W. Pennell's subdivision of the west part of lot 15 in E. L. Clever's outlots .$ 250 If you have good "opDorturv ity eyesight" you will find some things in the want ads today which most people will overlook.: Before you throw The Palladium aside, look over

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Treat in Earthquake Filma. What is said to be the greatest show the greatest spectacle, and the most remarkable triumDh of nhotoarranhic A . - - " art mat ua ever ua uispiayeu us-i displayed fore the public vlw will be seen at the New Phlllius Friday afternoon and night, and a record breaking at tendance is anticipated. Hhe match less films of the San Francisco disaster. th iinrivfted inromnarahlfl motion pictures of earthquake and fire will be on exhibition, following along the screen as though they were but the photographs of a great procession. Plain as they say, true to the life, complete in every detail, these motion photographs, taken while the buildings crashed and the riven earth shook to its inner core, are the climax and the farthest boundary of the moving pictures vast development. Vaudeville at the Phillips. Patrons of the New Phillips Vaudeville should bear in mind that two performances are omitted this wecf c in uraer to present me earinquaKe nims 1 A. J. II A t. 1 At I a l&y afternoon and night and ara"6c aacuu v.uuciiic lonnance omer man on rnaay. au those .who enjoy a marionette display lue ttre 'gion, win nna a very clever one at tne .New pmnips tms week - as Presented by the Mantells. 0ther strong features of the bill are tne worK or Mr -ana Mrs' -an carter, I . - 1 , - - - i M WQO uave a comeay musica act, ana panaers, ean ana banaers, wno pre sent a playlet, "A Broken Home. There is much else on the bill worthy OI menuon vjuocvine n me uennnt A . .... 11 . 1 1 1 , 4. ruiei Buoueuuius vjiuuevine last n,Sht to allow for the performance by Prof Galvani, the bill will be reBUe Ve ir.nneu .l?18 trie.rnoo.n anQ tonignt. ims weess onenng is very Phasing nature ana nr a w.u Ma.y admirers made by Helen Ogden wnen sne appearea nere a year ago ' "B,wu"8 "CI am tmo She is a soprano and contralto vocalU1 au"'- 0"in uu MDeilB are among the very best of the dancers Beei at this house and they also do Bome contortion work. No one who cares tor motion pictures should miss .in u o iicaui, aa it ta a ucw mixi STORIES OF THE CITY it is not generally Known tnat there are two sets of chimes in the Reid Memorial Churh. One set is locat eu in iu cuurca uexiry ana tae otaer 3 J 11. 1 T 1. , . . A. 1 A 1 set is in the south half of the organ. This set consists of twenty-two chimes. An amusing story is told by W. H. Donley, who gave recitals on the organ Monday evening and last evening, in connection with the ignorance on the part of one of the church officials that there were two sets of chimes. Monday morning, Mr. Donley stated, he was practicing upon the organ and he incidentally tested the organ cnlmes. Mr. Meneely ,wno installed the large chimes, had left orders that no one was to play on them until a man naa neen secured ror tais duty. When the church official referred to, heard the organ chimes, he immediateiy tnougnt Mr. Meneely s orders were being disobeyed. He rushed to tne belfry and locked tne door so tnat the culprit would be imprisoned in the tower. Chuckling over his joke, the official started home, but before he had gone a block he Heard tne chimes again. Highly indignant, he rushed back to the church, up the belfry steps, unfas- . ... - m . . I tenea tne aoor, looked in out not a soul was there. Before the startled man could connrm his n:it impression mat tne cnurcn was nauntea, Mr. uonley met him and. on learning the trouble, told him what the 4 mystery was, SPEAKERS ARE at aa si mm mm Preparations Well Under Way For the Annual Wernle Feast to be Held on May 27. Sneakers for th annnal Womls Orphans Feast, on May 27. have been selected and although the detailed program has not yet been made out, it will be ready within a few days. A former pastor of the Lutheran church in this city, the Rev. H. WIckemeyer, of Michigan City, will preach in the morning, in English. In the afternoon the Rev. H. Schmidt, of Middletown, Ohio, will speak in German. He will be followed by the Rev. H. Bachman, of Columbus, Ohio, who is an excel lent speaker. Besides the speaking, there will be several musical numbers. Special committees are busy making arrange ments for the picnic transportation and attending to other business. Call to Democrats. A call to the Democrats of Wayne County has been issued by County Chairman Webster Parry, urging them to meet in the City Council Chamber in mass convention on next Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, to elect delegates to the coming State and Congressional conventions. The members elect of the County Central Committee are also requested to be present at the same place, at 11 in the morning and elect a county chair man and other officers. Druids' New Quarters. The third and fourth floors of the building on Main street between Fourth and Fifth streets. known as the Commercial Hotel Building, have been leased to the Richmond Grove, No. 29. United Ancient Order of Druid. This leas Is for five yean.

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HDQSIER GUISE Knightstown Man Returns Home to Find his Wife Married Again. ABSENT TWELVE YEARS TIMOTHY A. WARD HAS UN PLEASANT EXPERIENCE THE HENRY COUNTY TOWN FURNISHES A DECIDED SENSATION. Pallcjllum JJperl.1 Knisrhtstown. Mav 15. After havins deserted his wif and familv twelve years aKO and driftad ahont thft world. Timothy A. Ward recentlv returned to Knightstown and found his wife mar- " rled to another man. Ward has not been in Knightstown for twenty years He formerlv lived hPrP hut a score of years ago he moved with hls am. ily and his mother and father, to Alabama. About twelve years ago he disappeared from the community in whlch he lived His disappearance so nrf,Vftd on thft nf hla apA father " and mother that they both soon died of broken hearts, one following the other to the grave the next day. Shortly afterward Mrs. Ward, with a baby only six months old, came back to her old home and friends in Indi ana, where she has been ever since. Six years ago the deserted wife ap lied for and receIved a decree of di. vorce, on the grounds of desertion. Tst fn11 Bh wn ....,., trt TpffprBn p Q &nd her ha iness was not dis. turbed until a ghort time ago wnen her former husband knocked on the doQr of her home and agked for ad Rh1 tnld h,m hH(1fiv thnt hig neglect of her had lo8t him Mg old place in her heart, and that she was now the legal wife of another man. Ward said he had been In Tennessee and Texas, and had made considerable m0ney. ' The daughter he left when she was a baby is now grown to be a young girl, but her fath er was to her a stranger. WHITEWATER. Palladium Special.! Whitewater. Ind., May 15. Mrs Mary White is spending a few days with her sister. Mrs. Mable Huff, at Richmond Mr. James Renfrow, who has been sic kfor some time, remains about the same Quite a number of Wm. Roberts friends .paid him a surprise visit Sat urday evening. The Franklin Township Sunday school convention will be held at the Christian church Sunday, May 20th, at 2:30 o. m. Miss Ida Addleman spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James b. Addleman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parker enter tained Mr. and Mrs. Corrie White and family'Sunday. Jordan and Addleman have a fine iine Qf vehicles and harness. You should see them before you purchase Mr. John Ruby of Richmond, has recently purchased the Ruben Forbes property on Main street. Whitewater is to have an ice cream parlor this summer. Messrs. Rus seii Hiatt and Raymond Richards are the proprietors. They have fitted up a room in the Diehl Block and will handle the choicest cream and confactions Several of the local Masons attended the funeral of David Mackey at New paris, Ohio, Sunday, Mr. Ruben Brown and John Harri errt ova strt tno cilr Her i ovu aiv vu. a,u oawn. tiuv. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Austin are the proud parents of a bay girl which came to their home last week. Tniiroow Motf Oirri oil Infnroctflrl I uui ovAAj t J x uti in tv vatvu In the Whitewater cemetery, are re quested to come and assist in cleaning the cemetery. Come out and lets put the resting places of our loved ones in proper condition Mr. James Pyle, of Marion, Ind spent Sunday with his brother, Wmf S Pyle. The members of the K. of the G. E UUS wi" Sive a oeiieut entertain 1 1 lit t A 1 .l X A 1 ent nmei&llSrd&l evfninS May 19th. The Goldlng Vaudeville Co., of Richmond, will furnish the en tertainment, OLIVE HILL. Marvin Cobine of near Fountain City visited with George Armstrong Sunday. Oscar and Linus Reynolds of Wil liamsburg, Earnest Davis of Green fork took dinner at Len McNutf Sunday. Burt Tuttle and wife spent Sunday afternoon with Frank Tailor and wl Mrs. John Fulton went to Rich mond Monday. Harry and Leta Tailor are spend ing a few days with their grandpar ents, William Tailor and wife Burt Tuttle and Sam Medearis are papering for Ollie King. Bertha McNutt spent last Wrednes day afternoon with Ida McKinney. There will be a meeting at this place next Sunday May 20. Palladium Want Ads Pay.

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Nothing To find out for a certainty whether or not your heaix is affected. One person inf four has a weak heart; it rfay be yc :. If so, you shoulp know it now, and save seripus consequences. If you hve short breath, fluttering, Jlpitation, hungry spells, hotAiushes; if you cannot lie on eft side ; it vcu have faintincyor smother ing spells, pain round heart, in side and arm; your heart is weak, and pei laps diseased. Dr. Miles' Re Cure will rea bottle, and lieve y see how1 your condition will impr? "About a to! asro I wrote to th a Miles Medical XI- asking advice, aa I waa suffering: vvftK heart trouble, and had been for two years. I had pain In my heart, back and l-?ft side, and had not been able to draw a deep breath for two years. Any little exertion would eause palpitation, end I could not lie on my left side without puiTcrinsr. They advised me to try Dr. lies Heart Cure and Nervine, which did with the result that I am in better health than 1 ever waa before, having gained 14 pounds since I commenced taking it. I took about thirteen bottles of the two medicines, and haven't been bothered with my heart since." MRS. LILMK THOMAS. Upper Sandusky, Ohio.. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure Is sold by your druggist, who will guarantee that the first bottle will benefit. If it fall he will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind Notice. Reduction in Price of Mileage on the Dayton & Western Traction Co. The Dayton and Weilern Traction Company will sell milage books good for the individual purchaser at lV&c per mile, good for three months. 10-12t JUST THINK OF IT Only $3.d0 From Richnu&nd to Chicago andReturn VIA THE C. a & L. R R. "The Keff Way" SPECIAL TRAINl LVS. RICHMOND Saturda: May 19, 10:00 M. Arriving at Chicago, 6:45 a .m. Sun day. Returning leaves Chicago 11:30 p. m. May 20th, giving i'ou the entire day and evening lin the "Windy City." One ticket at the abwve rate carries 2 children under 1 years of age. Fishing parties for Bfuce 6r Bass Lake can use this f excursion to good advantage. You'll be sorry if you miss' it. For particulars ask C. A. Blair, P. & T. A. Richmond. Home Tel. 44. ANTHRACITE COAL FORMA rMenke 162 Ft. Wayne Ave. PHONE 762 C ISL To CHICA and RETUR SATURDAY! MAY 19 Special Train Leavts at 10 p. m. To LaFayette, Ind $2.75, account G. A. and Return . Encampment May 22 24th. Marion, Ind., and Municipal League 12 16th. Peru, Ind., and Ret Return $2.80. eeting June n $3.20, Elks convention June 12 14th. Special train leaves Richm at 7:15 a. m.r arri d June 12th Peru 10:15 A. Blair, Home Tel. a. m. For particulars ask P. & T. A. Richmon 44. -I EDIEW m BOOKS... JUST RECEIVE ...FIRST CQMMIJIVKjN BOOKS White and Binding. ROSARIES 07Gold Chain, etc. Moonnann's Book Store S20 Mah St.

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READ THIS! Wanted, Found and Lost, in which personal cain docs not tater. are inserted in these columns free, providing they are not over fifteen (15) words in length. No business advertise. ments inserted free of charg. Advertisers' will do well to remember tha. I'-jrs directed to Iuitlals Only are not deUveftiV through too costoGce.

PALLADIUM FOR WANTED Boarders and roomers at 39 North Cth street. dlt WANTED A girl at the Phillips Ho tel 1G North 6th street at one3. d2t WANTED Any person willing to dis tribute our samples; $20.00 weekly. "Empire" 4 Wells St., Chicago, dlt WANTED A dining room girl at the lirunswick Hotel. 15-2t WANTED Middol aged unincumber ed woman desires care of aged or good position. Address M. H. care of Palladium. 14-2t I WANTED White girl for house Call 115 N. ll-2t work, two In family. 10th St. RENT Furnished rooms at the Grand for gentlemen only. tf FOR RENT A new six room cottage at 1523 N. E. Enquire 1523 N. E. 16-3L FOR SALE Hot plate and cok stove, 317 S. W. 3rd St. It. FOR SALE I have about eight thous and good second hand brick for sale all nicely cleaned; also two or three thousand half brick thatare just the thing for building cisterns. Will sell these at a bargain. B. F. Campbell, corner N. B and 9th street. 10-6t FOR SALE City Dwelling Property. All prices. Call on Thompson's Agency, 10 North Seventh street. ll-3t FOR SALE Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs, $1.25 a setting. Dressed squabs. Home phone 1588. Charles Nye, 41 South 12th street ap26-tf FOR SALE A Sun Telegram newspaper route, north of Main street, between 15 and 18th streets. See Will W. Reller, Palladium office. 4.4.4..4..4.4.4.4.4...

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Phillips Theatre

Friday Matinee and Might, May 18 Frisco Earthquake and FireMatfing Pictures Lou M. Housemanal Mgr. Taken during the nftost horrtftfcalamity of modern times. The Most Sensational bryjlfealistic Scenes Ever ' Produced The Burning of FricoThe Falling of Skyscraper, The Tumult of Crazy People, The Demolition of Chinatown, The Shooting of Robbers, The Rush for Safety. PRICES -Matinee : School Children 10c ; Adults 25c Night : 60c. 85c and 25c Sal of Seats at Alford'a Drug Store.

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WANT ADS. FOR SALE. Richmond property a specialty. Porterfleld. Kelly lllock. Phone Z2J. tf FOR KENT Six room house, 252 S. W. 2nd street. d-l-key. FOR RENT 4 room modern liat ly rent. Call at 325 S. 6th St. li-2t FOUND A pocket book containing some money on the pike between Chester and Fountain City. Owner can have the same by callinn on Elmer Kendall, on the Windla farm, one mile south of Chester, on the Chester and Richmond pike, or address Richmond Rural Route 5. 16-2t LOST Gold wreath pin between Piano factory and Main to 2nd and Llncaln. Finder leave at 121 Chestnut. LOST A handkerchief with drawn work and lace border, on Sunday on Tenth between South C and North A streets or on North A between Tenth and Eleventh streets. Finder' please leave at Boston Store and receive reward. LOST A Kappa Sigma fraternity pin design was of the two Greek letters of dull gold. Return to Palladium office and get reward. LOST A pair of black silk gloves. Finder please return to 209 ... 18th street or to the Palladium office. 14-3t LOST A small gun metal wa.tch between N. S and Main on 15th St. or between Main and S. B on 5th street. Finder please return to Jenkins Jewelry store and get reward, . 12-3t LOST Ladies breast pin with ruby setting. Reward ir returned to 800 South 11th street 4.4.4.4. 4. 4.'4 4 t-.-r v Itfaves the Insurance Co.

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home corpoany. Agirficy.HansN.KollsMgr 4.4.4.4. DENTIST I New Method to Deaden Sensatlva IenUn line of 10c Music 519 Main St. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. O. C. Murray Lessee and Mgr. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. South ert je fand ia yet to be had at VEK Y LOW PRICES; rn handsomely. Cattle need R,

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