Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 229, 7 September 1915 — Page 7

tllfi RICUXXOND PALLADIUlt AND SUKTELEGIIA2I. TUESDAY, SEPT. 7, 1915

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CBlTEfiVILLE SCI30L ENROLLS 200 PUPILS CENTBRV1LUC, Ind., - 8ept T School opened yesterday with an la crease In attendance. . A short session was held to allow the organisation of classes and assignment of lessons. The number present under the. various teachers was as follows: friaaary room, 35, Miss Hosier; v second. 32, Mrs. Daisy King; thtermediata, 33, Miss Wlllitts; grammar. 30, Miss Laehley; high school, 73. The total enrollment Is 208. Miss Bertsch, assistant principal, will gire the In struction In' domestic science. Special Instruction In invito win he under the supervision of Philip Gates. ' SS BOYD GIVES SHOWER FOR BRIDE CAMBRIDGE CITY, lnd.. Sept. 7. Miss Julia Boyd, assisted by her mother, Mrs. H. B. Boyd, gave a miscellaneous shower at their home on West Main street, Friday afternoon, complimentary to Miss Lena Ludlngton, whose approaching marriage to Linvllle Ferguson has already been announced. The rooms were ' handsomely decorated with flowers. In the center of the dining table was placed a large bowl of flowers surrounded by small, candles, about which were arranged in tasteful order, many beautiful miscellaneous gifts, consisting of cut glass, linen, and many other useful and ornamental articles. Ice cream with cherries, coffee and cake were served. Five hundred formed the chief diversion of the afternoon. The guests were: Misses Lena Ludlngton, Carlyle DUtenderfer, . Jeanette Van Meter, Helen Doney, ; Helen Filby. Mabel and Esther 8trawn, Hazel Bertsch. Alice McCaffrey, Harriet Voss of Muncie. Mrs. Cart Caldwell and Mrs. Don Wright. ; . ... MILTON SCHOOLS OPEN WITH MANY PUPILS MILTON, , lnd., Sept 7The township schools opened Labor Day with a good attendance. The schools at Milton convened for the early morning hours, then adjourned to resume work In earnest on Tuesday morning. The following are the teachers at Milton: Prof. L. E. Thompson, superintendent; Miss vava Witter, of Lynnftrlfteipal of the high school; Miss Alma. Wagner, eighth year grade; and - Miss Blanche Moore, Miss Marie Snyder and Miss Emma Gingrich. P. Cart-' wright teaches manual training and Miss Nellie Jones is supervisor of music and drawing. In the high school room the freshmen's class numbered 6, sophomore 17, Juniors 7 and seniors. 4. Walter Hikham entertained at dinner at his country home, south of town, Russell Wilson, Jas. Murphy, Harry Caldwell, of Milton and A. B. Hinchman of Glenwood. Miss Florence Newman and aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Harden, had as guests at evening dinner, Sunday, the brothers and families of Miss Newman. (They were R. H. Newman of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Newman of Orrvtlle, Ohio, and Dr. and Mrs. IaVere Miller of Columbus, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Newman and daughter, Miss Charlotte, of Cambridge City. . . Entertain Quests. . Misses Serena and Dorothy Hoahour entertained as guests, an auto party. Sunday afternoon. 'They ware Misses Lou Campbell. Snyder, Runyon; Messrs. Everett Hadley and Paul I Henley, of Connerevtlle. ' The Rev. Walter Jerge, who has been in New York, returned the week end and filled his appointment at the Friends church Sunday morning and evening. It is said that the Rev. Mr. Jerge is considering leaving Milton. He is not twenty-one yet and gives promise of great ability as a speaker and orator. Mr. and Mrs. John DuGranrut and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Newton and family, and Miss Lillian DuGranrut, formed a company at dinner with their brother and family, Mr. and Mr. Frank DuGranrut and son, at their country home south of town, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lantz and daughter, Deborah, of Pendleton, spent Sunday and over Labor Day with his father and sister L. F. and Miss Luella Lantz. CHURCH TO OBSERVE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY WEST MANCHESTER, O.. Spt. 7 -On Sunday. Sept. 19th the Twentyfifth anniversary of the Christian church at this place will be celebrated. Plans have not been completed, but it will probably be an all day service with special music as a feature. SHAW IS RELEASED EATON. O., Sept 7. Leslie Shaw, charged with arson, was released from the county Jail late Saturday under bond of $500. Following the burning of a barn belonging to his father-in-law, David Russell, an affidavit was lstued at the instigation of Assistant State Fire Marshall Miller. Before Justice C. D. Grimes, at Gratis, Shaw waived the right of an examination. Shaw and his wife have been living apart for some time. BLACKSMITHS MEET CRETE. ! Ind.. Sept." 7.- The blacksmiths' reunion of Randolph . county was .. held at Funk's lake yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Myers and son, George, of - Arba, and Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Myers of this place motored to the picnic.

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IB ra BE! ' CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind.. Sept. 7. Mrs. Curtis Gosnell has returned after a week's visit with friends at Rushvilie.. Mrs. Jessie Cornell left Saturday to spend several days with friends at Hartford City aad Ft- Wayne. Harper Lindsay and . Miss Esther Strewn motored to Indianapolis, on Monday, to attend the state fair. prof. W. O. Wissler, of Richmond, was the guest of his parents, Mr. aad Mrs. Daniel Wissler, Sunday. ' Merrill Allison, Robert Bertsch. Robert .Wright, and Kenneth , Hodges win enter Purdue university at the beginning of the autumn term. - Mlaa Lillian Williams, of Tipton, spent over Sunday with her grandparents. '- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pitman, and other relatives. - . M lesion Club Meets. The Home Missionary society of the M. E. church will, have its next meet ing with Mrs. Lee Ault, on Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark motored to Indianapolis, Sunday, to attend the Dickover reunion at Brookeide park. The citlaens of this place are watching with interest the steps being taken towards placing a bridge over the river at Richmond. It is almost the unanimous opinion that there should be an entirely new structure and that It Charles Williams; of Marion.' was the Sunday afternoon- visitor of Edi wards Bros. Mr. Williams motored, from Marlon to Economy. . : Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrison vap2t children.-, Mrs. :..Es$ie Weyl and son, Carl, bad dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Wadman entertained Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wadman aad children. Paul Dines, of Greensfork, and Mrs. Stella Dines, of this place. - Mr. and Mra.01ie.Mendenhall and children, of New Castle, and Miss Edith Bradberry, or Richmond, were guests of E. E. Nicholson and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Weyl entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. Pete Beckman and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Olie Weyl and John Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur. Hodgins and child, of Richmond, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.; Charley cele. Miss Thelma Edwards was the visitor of her grandparents, Saturday night. ,.- . :'". ''?.-,: -,-, Mr and Mrs Albert, Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. '.Aaron Olen, . Mr. and Mrs. Bert Veal and Herman Lamb returned from Stuben county, where they fished in Lake George several days, with good success. Mr. and Mrs. George Ballenger, Mr. and Mrs. Will Fouts. William Ballen INSTRUCTORS CHOSEN WEST MANCHESTER, O . Sept f7 The corps of teachers hired for the coming winter is as ' follows: Miss Jenkins, principal, Miss Flannigan, sth, 7th, 8th grades; Ora Trump, intermediate; Sylvia , Trone, ; primary-. The schools open' September 13th. 1 CmTERVILLE Mr. and Mrs. William Hiatt, of North Main Cross street, spent the week-end with friends in Union City. Miss Josephine Hiatt. of Richmond, is visiting them this week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott were hosts to Mrs. Mabel Kingle and Mrs. Will Hart, of Oklahoma, and Mr. and Mrs. A D. Dunbar, of Centervllle. Miss Inez Eliason is spending the week with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of i Indianapolis. K. M. Bowers and daughter, Mildred left Monday, for a visit with his brother, in southern Alabama.. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Dunbar are entertaining a number of friends and relatives during the week. They were: Mr. and Mrs. Ludington, of Muncie; Mrs. Perry Lewis and daughter. Miss Almedia. of Charlottsville, and Mrs. Kingle and daughter, of Greensfork. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howell have as their guests her sisters, Rebecca and Charlotte Lewis, of Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. John Eliason will move Into the house with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Stevens, to remain until their farm home is vacat ed. . , ' ' 5 Superintendent " Schell and wife are entertaining relatives from Chi cs go. " V . Miss Gladys Stevens was a guect of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cheesman on Sun day. Miss Wyota Cook spent, last wee with her sister, in Dayton. Mrs. Math Cotton, of Indianapolis, spent . Monday with Mr., and Mrs. Benjamin Haworth. She is spending several weeks with her sister. Mrs. Lafe Jackson, and other relatives. TOURNEY HOLDS STAGE NEW PARIS. O., Sept J 7. Labor day interest centered around the second annual tournament of the Interstate Roque association which opened Monday and continues throughout the week. Players , from ,. several states are gathered here for the event and lowering skies in n way lessened their enthusiasm when Monday inclining showed a cloudy . sky. . ' King, Oallinan. Jones and LizSr of Chicago have arrived, also Howes, Adrian,.. Mid,; Davis, ? Parker City. Many citizens went to Lewisbnrg for the Labor day celebration. Both banks . and postofflca were closed.

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should be built on the level, rather than On an incline as is the present bridge. Mrs. Joseph Weigel is spending the week with her daughter, Mrs. Albert Weed, at Franklin, Indiana. Miss .Matie Dirk has returned after a week spent with friends . a, Indianapolis. . Clayton Beard, after two weeks spent with his parents, Mr. and MrsJohn Beard, has returned .to his home la Chicago. : " : John Clark 'has moved from .the property on Simmons .. street to the Crockett building on Main street.. Returns from Dayton. . Mrs. Dan Chapman returned Saturday from an extended visit in Dayton and other points in Ohio. . Mrs. Pearl VanBuskirk and daughter, Lillian, have returned from a month's visit with relatives at Nevada, Iowa. Mrs. Harriett Voss and daughter, Harriett, of Muncie, have been the guests of the former's sister, Mrs. C. B. KeKller the past week. Fred Clark and family, who have been spending a part of the summer with Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Miller, returned, to their home at Zanesville, Ohio, on Monday. They were accompanied by Mrs. Miller who will be their guest the remainder; of the week. ger 'and Harold Fouts' returned Saturday evening from the northern part of the state, where they were camping and- fishing. -t t ".' . tAtbert Atkinson ' and. family were Sunday visitors- of. Mr.- and .Mrs.: O. Olen. 1 - '- ' : : Evert Clark has the finest span of Iron gray mules in this part of the county. Mrs. Martha Atkinson, who has suffered with blood poisoning so long, is now able to be up. The Martindale threshing ring held its annual picnic social - Saturday night at Charles Hunnicutt's home. More than one hundred men, women and children were present. Hurley Lants and family returned to Hagerstown, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. ' Oner Edwards visited Mr. and Mrs. ' Oner Johnson, near Hagerstown; Saturday night. Charles Morrison, president :6f Modoc Telephone copany, and Mrs. Grace Hunt attended the. school rat Richmond, Saturday. - i iv; - c -. Mrs. Ella Lamb is backs from Williamsburg.Mr. and Mrs. Guy Swain and daughter, of Greensfork, were here Sunday. ,-..:''.'' ! Mr. and Mrs. Lester William and son are back from Cleveland. Martin Hill went to Lynn Sunday. County Deaths ELMER COROELL. - HAGERSTOWN The funeral services of Elmer Cordell, age ten years, were conducted Tuesday afternoon at the M. E. church instead of Monday, as was announced. LEONEi'WMEEIErkiC HAGERSTOWN k Leone Wheeler, the . ten-year-old daughter, of Mtu and Mrs. Ora Wheeler died suddenly "Safe urday evening of spinal meningitis. Services will t. be conducted by . Mr. Lloyd Coates of Dayton, Ohio, a Christian Science speaker. Tuesday morning at the residence.. Besides the parents, another sister, Luclle, survises. Interment will be made at West Lawn cemetery. BREAKS ARM AND LEG 3 V WEST MANCHESTER, O., Sept. 7. Mrs. Daniel Clarke of near this place, had the misfortune to fall Friday morning, breaking1 a leg and ah ana. Mrs. Clarke was disabled some time ago by suffering a. broken leg and was compelled to use, a crutch in working. " ECONOMY SCHOOLS RESUME SESSIONS ECONOMY. Ind., Sept. 7. The enrollment of pupils in the Economy schools yesterday exceeded that of previous years. There were many beginners. The : ..seven . hack . drivers brought large loads of children to the school , buildings. . Classes were' 'organized. - i True Secret of Keeping Youthful Loolring Tas Beauty flsaksr.) , Hi veal aseret of heaping youag-hwk-Ing and beautiful" says a waU-kaewa fcyelsalsV "Is to kess Uvsr ad bow m normally activo. Without (has re tuMtn. ooiaonous waste aroduots rO snata la tha system, poUutlnr the blood aad .lodgta la various organs, tissues Ma. tBsataHy slaaalsh. dull-ay ad. wrlav Mima M amiiow ox la But to a-at ttvar tad ootrabi worktast tboy oucht, without produoiug ovil af-octs , hM bson ths prolomPorurare is a presenpxion or w auasuoaod merit, whteh may aow s sH b oiniTanBH uwn xofsn. - 4xm wwumm wm Aue laiyetar to m lacredieait aarivad from Jte kumble Mmr ato, or Its root, waictt haj fcooa ojaederUlcateinoi bj course It Is not to bo clawed with the real ealMnU of morouMal ofialn. TkarO is mm twblt-fortnles oonailtuenTis sitv aor sahiest thefs the aame aad their use la aot fallowaA kv waoknoaa or aac hauaUoa. Oa the .eoatrary, those harmless vegotabU Ublsts tea to Impart tone aod olasUOlty to the relaxed tataeilaal wan. Saataaol tablets.. wJOch mar M amearod from any druasm m H? wm So j wta srovo- a rrrtlsa3 lUnatse. Uvar-treublsd Mrs

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CUVS CLACK CRETE. lad. Sept. 7. Miss Overman, youngest daughter of the late; Amos' Overman, has returned to Dayton, after visiting tha homes of W. A. I Henley aad Cadi Jackson. . Charles Neal, of Union City, was la town recently, arranging tor. additionshipments of black walnuts. He has two car loads already on tha grounds1 here. Gaarga and James Taylor, of Greamatork, who . have bean visiting their grandparents, returned home Saturday. They were accompanied as far as Richmond by Miss Carrie Taylor. - . : Hufua Motes, f union City, ritamed horn recently, after vlslUtlg hU brother, -O. T. Motes: " "t Prentice Bectei was In Richmond Ttm7: :;. : ; ;, ..Vf .' Add Sloppy, who haa spent the last eight months In California, waa here Friday, looking after a location. Mr. and . Mrs. Holaday. of Ne Castle, motored here Sunday, bringing Mrs. C E. Holaday home. Mr. Pressler and daughter, Mary, of Decatur, 111., visited J. H. Jordan, Sunday. -. ' . -. W. T. Hort and Charles H.- Hort were In town Monday. : W. T. Taylor, of near Spartansburg, was In town Monday. John Witter and son were in Crate Monday, to get their mall. Rev. He'rschel LewiB, of Ixmg, O., who has a charge near Dayton, was here Sunday, bringing - ms - motner with him. ! HAGERSTOWN Frank Jordan and mother, Mrs. Mary Jordan, of Ft. Scott, Kansas, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Brumback. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Black of Warren, were guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Abrell. Mrs.- laau Dean spent over Sunday with Greensfork friends-. , MK and Mrs. Charles Nicholson attended' th: Nicholson reunion held in "Oraensfork, Sundays Mrs. -Essie' BobisOn of Muncie, is visiting, with Mrs: -'Bene Deaver. Mrs. Frank Retz spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs1.' Jesse Thomas at Richmond.-. - Mr;'' and Mrs. William ; Thomas of New Castle, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.; Fred Thomas. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Replogle, Mrs. Sara Pipher and Miss Sophia Indslandt were guests at dinner, Sunday, of Mr. and Mrs". Jamed Innis. Miss Juanita ,HH entertained Saturday Misses Doris Evans, Irene Pickering and Louise Hill and Frank Dillons of Spiceland: Mr. and Mrs. -Will Hindman of New Castle, werer guests, Monday, of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mason. ' c Crystal Keys went to Middletow. Ihdlan'a, Saturday evening, to spend a few days. ' Allen Fonts spent Saturday night and Sunday at Richmond. Arthur, Bursess, Frank Petty. Lawrence .Hoover and Howard Owinn are enjoying a fishing trip in northern Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Mark. Allen will go to Lafayette this week where Mr. Allen will finish his four-year course. They will do light house keeping. Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Thurston and Mr. and Mrs. Butler and children motored to Indianapolis, Sunday. w. H. Stahr and family were guests Monday, of relatives at Indianapolis. Mrs. John Scott and children of New Castle are visiting with' Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Sherry. Mrs. T. L. McConnaughey attended Teachers' Institute at New Castle Thursday. Jeff Pressell and daughter, Miss Clara Pressel were at Richmond ThuradayfJ ' ' Mrs. Andrew Torbeck and daughter of; Richmond "wer. guests of; Mrs. Syrll Hiatt Thursday. Mrs. JameB Bagford returned from Anderson Thursday evening. Mrs. Earl Van Etten and children and Mrs. Charles Williams and children were guests of friends at Richmond Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Will Wedekind and nephew Charles Brunnel attended the Anderson fair Thursday. ,. Mr b. George Frazier and daughter Mrs. Cecil Burdsall returned Thursday evening from Muncie where they visited Mrs. FrazJer's mother. MrS;- Oscar Stitzer and son Eugene Miller went to Hamilton, O., Friday for a several days stay. Mrs. Margaret Presbaugh of New Castle is the guest of Mrs. J. H. Kidwell for a week. Mrs. Perry Holiday, Mrs. Harve Ulrica, Mrs. Ira Kenebrick, Mrs. Roy Wolfgang and Mrs. Earl BrOwn motored to New Castle Thursday afternoon.

GIVE YOUR CHILD The same advantage at school that other children have. Glasses I supply after a. . searching examination of the eyes give perfect sight and overcome eye attain and headaches. fllSS C. JL SWEITZED 27V, Main. Phone 10tf. Registered Optometrist "

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,1 Hilda Jones spent from Thursday until Saturday with Ettxabeth Doran at her home near Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinaey of Columbus, had., are guests of Mr. and Mra. Robert Bryson and Ed. Moore.; Mra. Elmer Whelaa at Cambridge City visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rets this week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Abbott and guest Mra. Eddie Donnelly went to Indianapolls this evening. Mr. Abbott has charge of the dining room In the administration building. ENTERTAINS FRIENDS 0N 3 DnyrHPAY CENTER VILLE, Ind., Sept. 7. Miss Laura Bell Stevens entertained a number of her friends recently at her home Oh East Main street. The party was in honor of her sixteenth birthday anniversary. These present were: Misses Nova Shadle, Mildred Driffill. MarJ6rle Hunt, Amy Brooks Esther Morgan, Mary Wilson, Messrs. Jesse Mathews, Everett Mason. Earl. Miller. Julian George, Roscoe Shadle. Walter Clevenger, Claud Burria. CONDUCT SERVICES ; FOR MRS. FRANK WEST MANCHESTER. O., Sept. 7. Mrs. John Frank. Sr., died Saturday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Albright, at Richmond. She was the- wife of the late John Frank, who was a resident of this place. - Funeral services were held at the Dunkard church at 10:30 Monday morning at Hollansburg. WINS SILVER MEDAL CRETE, Ind., Sept. 7. Miss. Johns ton, daughter of W. H. Johnston, won the silver medal contest which - was held at the Friends' church in. Araba, Sunday. Six speakers took part. WORKS ON SUNDAY CRETE. Ind., Sept. 7. The elevator ran all day Sunday, changing grain from one bin to another to prevent heatings The proprietors kept open a week' ago? Sunday, also, as two threshing machines were operating in the neighborhood. - Tribute Paid to Master Medicine by Richmond Lady Wife of Kir. Lester . Peirson Suffered for Years, Say Ttnbc Has Worked Wonders. Mr. Lester E. Peirson, for - seven years a citicen of Richmond, residing at '228 South 9th street, a popular member of Wayne Lodge No. 167, Loyal - Order of Moose, In talking to the Teniae Man Monday, paid a highly valued tribute to Teniae, the Master Medicine. Mr. Peirson In relating the experience of his wife (Mrs. Esther S. Peirson), has had with Teniae, said: "For over five years Mrs. Peirson has suffered' with a disordered stomach, bringing with it, many attendant complications. It was almost impossible for her to retain -her food, and the physicians told us that she had an aggravated case of . nervous Indigestion her heart's action was affected and she would wake up in the middle of the night in a nervous . frenzy and suffer for hours. We tried many remedies hoping to find relief and had almost given up In our . desperation when our neighbors advised the use of Teniae. - - - "Mrs.- Peirson is now taking her third bottle of the remedy, and her improvement is the talk of the neighborhood. She has gained three pounds in weight, her stomach now retains its food, her appetite is good, nerves steady, sleeps well, looks better and is better, and she is telling everybody of our good fortune. Teniae in her case has' proven "a wonderful corrective and tonic." " " Tanlac, the Master Medicine referred to hy Mr. Peirson, Is being used more extensively .every, day in Richmond homes and many tetters of testimony are on our files'. . Get your bottle today from any one of the four Thlstlethwaite Drug stores the Tanlac Man is In dally attendance at the eth and Main streets store where he is meeting the public daily and explaining the remedy. Adv.

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; Extension of the shop meeting under a more- thorough system win be made this year by the religioua work committee of the T. M. C. A., aad will begin this year about October 1, according to an announcement of Dr. ArL. Bramcamp. chairman of the committee, today.' . v. . ! . This year the committee will seek to hold meetings la eight shops Instead of five, as was the rule last year. Among the new ones will .be. the El-ltott-Reid Fence company's factory. The five visited last year were the F. & N. Lawn Mower Co., Swsyne, Robinson Co., the American 8eeding Machine Co., and the Dllle & McGulre Lawn Mower Co.-" "' - Wednesday

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STATE FAIR r Arrive Indianapolis 7:30 A. M. Arrive Indianapolis 8:80 A. M. Further Information. DENTISTRY Good Teeth are an atsolnte necessity and we make their possession possible. All our work is practically painless. Highest Grade Plates $5.00 to f&OO Best Gold Crowns.. $3X0 to AM Best Bridge Work.. $3.00 to $4.00 Best Gold Fillings $1.00 up Best Silver Fillings.-.. 6a cents up Wo Extract Teeth Painlessly New Yoric Dental Parlor. Over Union National Bank. 8th and Main streets. Elevator entrance on South 8th street. Stair entrance on Main street. itan" when we are hit : the hsMul? LARGEST CLOCK IS THE WORLD? N1GHTMAKE7

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