One 'Cent A' Word
THE CHARI.
JANUARY 4, 1908
It's the Little Tilings that Count Try One
WAMhU
rite tor particulars. Jewelry Supply lecturers' club a small Japanese fan
Co., 407 Broadway, New York. 4-1 1 I I'ound with green figures Mrs J h'
Ham. '.i.'
AGENTS WANTED everywhere; C
can easily earn $15 and $20 daily.! LOST Night of reception at Mann-
WANTED By couple, two or three
luoiiib, lurmsnea, tor housekeeping in i LOST A heart dnnr,i
.ipdmhio no;),i,,ji t. m . ncait snapcd pm contain-
" """"" v- " "lL "'S a Photograph. A small reward tor
iwuii lu iews omee. 4.1 1
n active man as part- -
in a business that tho n
WANTED
nev
sales iast year amounted to $15,000.
Located in Charlotte, N. C. Address
11., care News. 3t
WANTED Pupils from 9 to 12. Lat
in, Mathematics, and Shorthand spe
cialties. Individual work given. Mrs.
I '.oss Hoyle Rucker, 203 So. Myers Sc.
4-3-w-L't
LOST Between Shopton and Char
lotte, srold medal :chn. nri
cross, name Ruth Hayes engraved on
it. Reward if left at News office
4-it
Cotton Growers Says Many
Meet Jan. 21st.
WANTED To buv beddins
three tables. G04 W. Trade.
and
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V ANTED To rent, large house,
modern conveniences, furnished or un
i'ur nisheu. Desirable neighborhood.
Address Newcomer, care News. 4-2t
WANTED 3 or 4 rooms, modern
conveniences, suitable for light house
keeping. Address, Four care News.
4-2t
WANTED A good sized inexpen
sive mule for farming. Torronce, 417
X. Church St. Phone 1119. 4-lt
WANTED To sell lot of stable
manure. Will buy or sell your
iiorses. My personal attention given
10 above. Will board your stock or
rent you stalls. F. M. Hoover, 31
North College St.
KING'S BUSINESS will open night
school Monday night Jan. G. 4-lt
TO QUICK BUYER I w?ll sll 20
fine building lots in Charlotte tor $1.
b00, half cash, balance in one and two
fuul immediate, care
-ews.
y n 1 1 . . ,
nuiirieu couple desire to
rent small turnished house. Address
4-2t
F., care News.
HAVE you heard of Miller Bros.
Suit Club? Your chance to get a $23.00
suit of clothes for ?1.00. For particu
lars call at. H. Miller's, 10 E. Trade
St. o 9.
FOR RENT The Carson house on
South Try on street. Immediate pos
session. Apply to IC's. 18-tf
FOR RENT
'Phcne 915.
-Two six room houses.
2-tf
WANTED Salesman for building
material. Must be acquainted writh
trade in North and South Carolina
Write Charlotte Box 76a.
-St
WANT PLACE as working house
keeper. Housekeeper, this office. 4-lt
WANTED to pay $2,000 a year to a
man of neat appearance and ability to
represent us in all cities, towns and
villages. You are not required to carry
camples, make sales or collections, but
to call on (for a matter of importance
to themselves) all clases of wholesale
and retail merchants, banks, doctors,
manufacturers and others. Experience
helpful, but not necessary. We put
you lmo a profitable, pleasant busi
ness for yourself; no capital needed.
We pay every Thursday, advance $25
expense money each week and furnish
such complete instructions that suc
cess is guaranteed; requiring small
bond from those we employ. Write us
promptly; it is an opportunity rarely
presented. If you are ambitious and
;.o to work anxious to succeed you no
cure from the start $2,000 a year, and
later on $3,000 to 5,000. Write us to
day for full information and learn how,
with our co-operation, you can even do
better. H. O. Jones, Sec'y, G21 Dayton,
O. 4-lt
f" yv r t a
rjr ALt isew C-room cottage,
neai owiu s plant, lot 50x195. High
elevation. Part cash. Balance with
rent money. X. X. L., care News of-
nce. 1 of
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FOR RENT One large room fur
nished, nice location, Sll West Trade.
31-Ct
FOR RENT My house in Dilworth,
6 rooms. Apply M. O. Dowd. 'Phone
81 14-tf
MEN Our illustrated catalogue ex
plains how we teach barber trade in
few weeks, mailed free. Moler Barber
College, Atlanta, Ga. 4-3t
WELL, WELL, WELL A $25.00
Suit for 1.00. For particulars call at
H. Miller's, 10 East Trade St. 3-2t
LADIES to copy letters at home;
spare time; good pay; cash weekly;
reliable; send stamp. Zeck Co., Mor
ristown, N. Y. 4.1
The State Association
Convenes Here on That
Date, When Elaborate
Program Will be Car
ried Out.
The annual convention of the North
Carolina Cotton Growers' Association
will be held here on January 21. ani!
an elaborate program has been nrrnrisr-
ed by the committee in charge.
The convention will be an firllicn.tirm-
al one in every respect. Some cf the
best speakers of the south will be pres
ent, and the whole phase of cotton
farming and selling will be fully dis
cussed. Hon. E. D. Smith, president of the
South Carolina Cotton Growers' Asso
ciation, will be the main speaker. Mr.
Smith is a large farmer and is an ora
tor of groat force and eloquence. The
delegates to the convention have in
store for them a treat in hririn-- thio
speaker.
Dr. George T. Winston, of the A.
and M. College at Raleigh, will address
the convention on "Agricultural Edit
cation." No man in the south is bet
ter able or fitted to present this sub
ject than Dr. Winston.
Another prominent speaker who will
be present is Mr. F. H. Hiatt, the
largest farmer of tho State of South
Carolina.
The convention will be called to or
der by President C. C. Moore on the
morning cl: the 21st. Mayor T. S.
Franklin will welcome the association
on tne part ci the esty. and Mr. E. It.
Preston will express the welcome of
the Greater Charlotte Club.
Cel. H C. Dockery, of Rocking
ham, will make the response cn behalf
ol the convention.
Mr. George Stephens, president of
the American Trust Comoanv, will
speak on ' The Relation of the Banks
to the Cotton Crop of the South."
Other speakers who will be heard on
this occasion are Capt. S. B. Alexander,
Charlotte's foremost farmer, and Capt.
J. H. Currie, of Fayetteville, the pres
ident of the North Carolina Agricul
tural Society and the State Fair Asso
ciation. President Moore and his committee
on arrangements are to be congratulat
ed in securing such a list of splendid
and practical speakers for the occasion,
and this meeting of the association is
expected to be productive of much ed
ucational good among the cotton far
mers of the state, and those business
men identified with the marketing of
the south's great staple.
A large number of delegates and
others are expected from all parts of
of the state, and many will be pres
ent from our sister state, South Caro
lina
FINE BOARD for tourists.
413 N. Church St.
Central.
31-tf
WANTED For U. S. Army: able
bodied, unmarried men, between ages
cf IS and 35, citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate habits
who can speak, read and write English.
Men wanted now for service in Cuba
and the Philippines. For information
apply to Recruiting Officer, 15 West
Trade St., Charlotte, N. C; 26 South
Main St., Asheville, N. C; Bank Build
ing, Hickory, N. C; 12&Y2 North Main
St., Salisbury, N. C; 417 Liberty St.,
Winston-Salem, N. C; Kendall Build
ing, Columbia, S. C; Haynsworth and
Conyer's Building, Greenville, S. C;
Glenn Building, Spartanburg, S. C.
l-l-tus-thurs&sat.
WANTED-
rooms with
M. B.
-By couple, two furnished
board in private family.
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DO YOU need capital, extend or
start business? If so, write me before
arranging elsewhere; exceptional facil
ities placing stocks, bonds quickly.
Everett Dufour, Corporation Attorney,
Le Droit Bldg., Washington, D. C.
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'GET your clothes pressed at the
City Pressing Club. Hayes & Neely.
24-tf
AGENTS Nameplate, sings, num
bers, readable darkest nights. Easily
sold. Profits large. Samples free.
Wright Supply Co., Englewood, Ills.
4-lt
R. R. CROSSINGS MUST
BE BETTER GUARDED
Had it Filled
No Sufferer ot Kidney
Trouble or Rheumatism
Should Leave Home Re
cipe bntried as Only
Good Results Can Fol
low. r-jj
t Vhat the readers of this paper ap
preciate advice when given in good
faith is plainly demonstrated bv the
fact that one well-known local phar
macy supplied the ingredients for the
"vegetable prescription" many times
within the past two weeks. The an
nouncement of this simple, harmless
mixture has certainly accomplished
much in reducing the great many
cases of kidney complaint and rheu
matism here, relieving pain and mis
ery, especially among the older popu
lation, who are always suffering more
or less with bladder and urinary trou
bles, backache and particularly rheu
matism. Another well-known druggist asks us
to continue the announcement of the
prescription. It is doing so much real
good here, he continues, that it would
be a crime not to do so. It can not
be repeated too often, and further
states many cases of remarkable cures
wrought.
The following is the prescription, of
simple ingredients making a harm
less, inexpensive compound, which anv
person can prepare by shaking well in
a bottie: Fluid Extract Dandelion,
one-half ounce; Compound Kargon, one'
ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla,
three ounces. Any first-class drug
store will sell this small amount of
each ingiedieut, and the dose for adults
is one teasyconful to be taken after
each meal and asain at bedtime. There
is enough here to last for one week, if
taken according to directions. Good
results will be apparent from the first
few doses.
Our Great January
lark Down Sale
You know the meaning of the above
head-line. Ycu know it rntans I tic
Banner Bargain Event of the Year
in which the nimble six-pence and
I the mighty dollar have long distances.
Absolute Clearing of ail Winter
Garments
Sale? Starts Monday Morning
at 9 o'clock:
Read Ad in Sunday Paper.
WE WILL BUY
Mill stock, (S. C.)
" (S. C.)
To-day 's
Markets
K3 I
1 r 1
Brandon
Easley
Williamston "
Watts
Woodside, com. " "
Victor " "
Washington Mills "
Amerecian Spin
ning Mfg. Co. " "
WE WILL SELL
20 Hoskins 7 per
cent. Pref'd., "
10 Chadwick
Woodside
5 Majestic Mfg.
Co.
10 Cherryville
25 Chronicle Mills "
25 Inman, com. "
30 Abbeville
50 Gaffney
j wain, iu uuy or sen cotton
Mill stock please let us hear fmi.i
you. Wre have just moved our office
. from Gastonia to No. 15 South College
sc., cnarlotte.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES & TRUST
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To
Clclelisi
FOR RENT
One six-room house on East
Third Street.
One six-room house on the cor-
AFEW OFFICES to rent in new,
Law Building. See L. W. Humphrey,
secretary. 17-tf
HUSTLING MEN WANTED Distri
bute Sample and circulars. No can
vassing, steady. Globe Adv. & Dist.
Ass'n., Chicago. 4-it
FOR SALE OR RENT Five-room
house with five acres of land attached.
Opposite Myers Park. Tubular well.
McD. Watkins. i-4t
WANTED By horseshoer and re
pair blacksmith position. Reasonable
wages. Address "W.," care News, city.
31-3t-eod.
There will be a meotinp- nf tho
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vvAivi 1 clu oaiesman, iamiuar witn 1 15. C. M. for bovs at. tho V m n a
electrical trade in Charlotte and vicin- i tomorrow at two o'clock. This will
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VV. U. UldVBb, 1V1. Cc Jii. O,. Wneei-l he a VPr-o- lntprpstina mooting onJ
2-3t ! all bovs are siven a cordial iuvitntinn
ity.
ins, W. Va
WANTED Men to grub trees, for
the trees on 90S W. 5th St. 2-tf
VANTED Young men for room
and board. 20S E. 5th. 31-tf
FOR SAUOR RbNl
FOR SALE A No. 1 horse eight
years old, lady can drive. Perry's sta
ble. 4-3t
FOR RENT 3 connecting rooms,
suitable light housekeeping in Fourth
ward on car line, convenient to Post
office and Southern Railway. E. C,
care News. 4-lt
FOR RENT Two nice furnished
rooms, 414 E. 7th St. 1-tf
to attend. The Rev. Mr. Bain of Trin
ity church will be the speaker.
I $fl.0
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms
for light hctr-jkeeping. 'Phone No.
1070. 4-lt
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FOR SALE At a bargain one spring !
wagon with top. 213 W. 4th St. W. S.
Wearn. 2-tf
FOR SALE My restuarant at 221
WT. Trade St. Fine location with well
established trade. Must sell on ac
count of my health. W. B. Puckett.
4-lt
FOR SAL7 At a bargain, one hand-!
some wall case, eight feet long; 1
handsome round cornered double deck
cigar case, ten feet long, 1 counter top
show case, four feet long. Consolidat
ed Cigar Store. 19-eod-tf
FOR SALE Four mules and wag
ons. E. E. Johnson, COS E. 9th St.
2S-St-w&s
Per Bottle
You can take a course of
treatment without inteference
to your business or sour pleasure.
Mrs. Joe Person's
Remedy
A rembdeler of run-down hu
manity a rebuilder of strength
and ambition a remedy for per
sistent fatigue. All good drug
gists sell it.
Bottles
For $5.00
The Pub!ic Service Board Says the
Railroads Are Careless in Guarding
Grade Crossings, and That Too
Much Drinking Goes On in Depots.
At a meeting of the board of public
safety last night, a communcation
from the board of public service was
read asking that the safety board co
operate in forcing the railroads to
better guard the grade crossings in
the city and to stop the drinking of
whiskey in the lavatories of the Sea
board and Southern depots.
The safety board ordered the chief
of police to report to the service board
that he was ready and willing to co-
operate in the enforcement of these
ordinances.
The communication in full is as fol
lows:
Charlotte, N. C, Dec. 9. 1907.
To the Board of Public Safety,
Charlotte, N. C.
Gentlemen:
We wish to call your attention to
the following section:
Transportation Department.
Sec. 143. That all transporta
tion facilities in said City shall
be under the supervision of the
Board of Public Service, who shall
appoint a Supervisor of Transpor
tation and define his duties. They
may designate some other officer
to act as such Supervisor.
We have had numerous complaints
of carelessness on the part of rail
roads at street crossings, and upon
investigation we found that in the
short period of twenty minutes the
trains were allowed to run over cross
ing on West Trade street four times
without lowing gates. We found also
that the man at the Seventh street
crossing allowed trains to go over
crossing without any attempt on his
part to warn the people of the ap
proach of trains. YTe find also that
no flagman has been placed at West
Fifth street crossing, that no flagman
has been placed at West Second street
crossing, mat no flagman has been
placed at West Cleveland avenue, and!
me fcuuuieu across mese
streets without a brakeman aboard.
Cars should not be shunted across anv
of the streets in the city, but should
be at all times under the control of
the locomotive; we also find that no at
tention is paid to the ordinance re
garding the blocking of streets by the
railroads.
In conversation with the operatives
we find that they are not properly in
structed in their duties,, even after
warning the gateman on December 7,
we find on revisiting the West Trade
street crossing on December 9, that
the gateman was still violating the
ordinance requiring the lowering of
the gates before trains cross over.
We further find that the gate at the
East Trade street crossinsr was aiw.
j ed to be out of repair a month before
. the road attended to it.
f We also find that the railroads do
not keep planks on their road bed at
; crossings in proper repair.
I We further find that there is alto
gether too much liquor drinking go
ing on in the lavatories of the South-1
Bache & Co's Cotton Letter.
New York, Jan. 4. The Liverpool
market closed weak on the report of
a probable strike in Manchester. This,
however, did not seem to have the
effect in this market as it did in Liv
erpool for our opening was not as low
as foreign cables. The support ac
corded prices by the short interest
was the principal sustaining factor
after opening 9 points down. March
sold at 10.G4. later rallied aboht 9
points. May touched 10.62 and ral
lied to C8. There as some confusion
of opinion regarding the government
report of the amount of cotton ginn
ed to December 31. ! Mr. Price holds
that the gins have made a record for
the 10 working days. His figures are
740,000 for the period while many fa
vor 600,000 for the period. However,
we will know authoritively all about it
next week. We do not believe in get
ting frightened by the situation in
Manchester. The final action will not
be taken uitil January 18. The south
ern spot situation has not weakened
much and Ave are still inclined to fa
vor buying on all these small recac
tions. We believe the winter will see
much higher prices for cotton.
J. S. BACHE & CO.
ner of East Stonewall Sts..
with all modern improve-
ments.
Two six-room houses on East
Vancft St -nrifV. l,f .1 j
ni,u nut auu UUIU
water in bath and kitchen:
nlnn TTl 1 1 - .
mow Jiiiecinc iignts in
room.
each
is a very common expression.
To apply this expression, we menn that von should never think
of purchasing furniture for
Bed Room, Dining Room, Parlor,
Library, Hal!
or any other part of your home until you have examined our stock
FOR .10 0 8
We are prepared to offer ycu the Very Best Coods at Lowest
Prices Possible. To be sure of this come and see for yourself That
will mean a great deal more than we can say
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FOR SALE. .
Six-room house on North Ora-
nam SL
One 8-room house on North Col- i
lege St., with all modtv n lm- 4
provements. J
Two lots en North Davidson.
One lot on North Tryon St., with ?
a 6-room house on the rear. 2
iWill be sold or exchanged for T
other Improved property. X
C. MclMELIS I
8 CYCLES
Best Prices
.r.-y , . II IWI ' " ill I I I'l'WI W Mil I I
Jan .
Men
May
July
New YorK Cotton.
January 4
Low Close.
10.44
10.64
10.62
High
. 10.51
. 10.74
. . 10.70
, . 10.63
10.55
Spots steady, 11.40.
10.5052
10.7172
10.67 6S
10.6061
New Orleans Cotton.
January 4.
High Low
10.91 10.SS
Comparative Port Receipt.
day
Galveston 16477
New Orleans 1263G
Savannah 4799
Charleston G04
I Bank Statement.
Last Reserve, Inc 8,660,800
Year Leans, Dec
Specie, Inc . . .
Legate, Inc . . .
Deposits, Dec .
Circulation, Inc
Funeral of Mrs. Hobbs.
The funeral of Mrs. W. II. Hobbs was
. .108 1067-4 l0S34fheld at steel Creek Church yesterday
Jan
Mch 10.9S 10.83
May 10.96 10.85
July 10.94 10.94
Spots steady, 11.
Close
10.9293
10.92 93
10.93 94
10.95
Liverpool Cotton.
Liverpool, Jan. 4. Futures opened
easier; receipts 5,000, American 4,
700; sales 6,000; speculation and ex
port 500; middling 6.07; middling yes
terday 6.13.
Close.
Jan-Feb 5.61
Feb-Mar : 5.63
Mar-Apr . . . . 5.64
Apr-May 5.65
May-June 5.65
June-July 5.65
July-Aug 5.63
Aug-Sept 5.56
Sept-Oct 5.44
Oct-Nov 5.34
:ov-Dee 5.3
Jan 5.61
Chicago Grain and Produce
High Low. Close
WHEAT
May
July
Sept
CORN
May
July
Sept
OATS
May
July
PORK
Jan 12.75
May 13.40
LARD
Jan 7.90
May . . S.10
RIBS
Jan 6.90
May 7.30
14,822,600
. 4,246,600
. 3,799,300
. 2,459,600
. 579,700
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12.55
13.? 0
7.82
8.00
C.77
7.17
100
96
61
60
60
55
48
12.75
13.10
7.90
S.10
6.90
7.27
morning at 11 o'clock, conducted bv
Rev. George T. Robertson. A verv
large cencours or. people was pres
ent.
Mr. John P. Long, of the Carolina
Realty Company, sold today for Mr.
Ernest Johnston, a house and lot on
East Fifth street to Mr. Marshall, of
the postoffice.- The consideration was
?025..
A FULL LINE OF TIRES AND
SUNDRIES.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Relay WVg Co,,
31 South Trvor Streot
Charlotte Produce Market.
(Corrected by R. H. Field & Co.)
Chickens spring 152()
Turkeys per lb. 1314
Geese per head 5055
Hens per head 3035
Ducks . . ' 25
Egga 25
Cotton seed .... 30
Estimates.
To- Last
morrow Year
Nev Orleans .... 900010500 20819
Galveston 22000 24000 18394
ern station, and that said lavatories
are not always in fit condition.
We earnestly ask the hearty co
operation of your board in these mat
ters, and that no violations of the
ordiance governing them go unpun
ished. It is our desire that these or
dinances be rigidly enforced, and with
your co-operation we can better pro
vide for their enforcement.
Respectfully submitted,
BOARD OF PUBLIC SAFETY.
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Cure sore throat. Relieve
Bronchitis and Asthma.
.Contain nothing injurious.
STOCKS
Jucnlson . ..
Aichisou l'fd
Baltimore &. Ohio
Canadian l'ai-ifii-.
Chesaptsajc A Obio
Chicago :. Aii-ii
Chicago S (ireai Virii.
EVie
Erie Pfa
Hock Island
Illinois Central
Louisville iV NaMivilit
Manhattan
Mexican Central.
Missotirt Pacific
Missouri Kansas AT
New York Central
Norfolk A Westers
Ontario A Western... 34
Pennsylvania .111
Reading ys
Heading Pfd
St. Paul ,
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Kailway Perferred.....
Texas & Pacific.
Union Pacific
Wabash
Wabash P'ld
Amalgamated Co u per'.. .... ..'...1
Brook lin Ka pid Transit. -
Colorado Kue A Jrou .
Con Gas
Peoples Cs 8-,i
Sugar iCGJ-i
Sloss Iron A Sts 11
Tenessee CV 1 A Iron
United Stat te leather
United Slate Steel 2f;v-
Jnited St.-ites Steel Prtterred. 89
Western Union 5.314
Virginia CaroUua Chemical
Va. Carolina Chemica Pfd
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16
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Chariotxe Cotton Market.
(Corrected by Sanders, Orr & Co.) j
Good middling 11.00
Strict middling 10;
Middling 10
Tinges and Stains S10
the word needs no elaboration
when you say PIANO. It's all
there a perfect instrument,
embodying all scientific Princi
ples that make for perfection in
TONE PRODUCTION. Investi
gate, hear and examine the
STIEFF before you. buy, and it
will become a permanent guest
in your homo and lead to the
highest development of that
greatest of all Arts Music.
CHAS M. STIEFF
Artistic Stieff, Shaw and Stieff
Self Player Piano.
NO SHIRT ON NEW YEAR'S
can be too finely laundered. Perfec
tion is the only standard on that day.
To be sure that the linen is per
fect leave us to do the
laundering. When you get it back you
will know you have made the right
start. And having started you should
keep up the j;ood work during the rest
of the year.
Sanitary Laundr
Works 10-12-14 e. 2dn.
Offices Tryon and Fifth St.
Phone 8011 M. H. EPPS. Progv
SOUTHERN WARE ROOMS:
5 West Trade St.
Charlotte, N. C.
C. H. WILMOTH,
Manager.
A "Scab"
While an Irishman was gazing in
the window of a Washington bookstoro
the following sign caught his eye.
Dickens' Works
all this week,
only $4.00
"The divvle he does!" exclaimed Pat
in disgust. "The dirty scab!"
NATURAL CONCLUSION
Schoolboy (translating) "She threw
herself into the river. Her husband,
horror-stricken, rushed to the bank "
Teacher (interposingly) "What did
he run to the bank for?"
Poy To ,;ct the insurance money."
Pat was right and you'll be too if
you have one of oar policies when
the fire comes A Natural Conclusion
is, if you are insured at Insurance
Headquarters you are safe.
IV. 0 Butt &. CO
INSURANCE HEADQUARTERS
Every. Vcman
is in ceres tea ana glioma znaw
.boat 'ae wonder u
MARVEL Vf'hirlingSpray
Ino now ni'lnv: ynne.
lJc-c- -3ig.t-Tn-
A si. nnrdrnsrcrlstforit'..
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