T H E A IN 3 O N I A IN A P R ! L :2 l, 1 S O 8
The Ansonian
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tn. notice of nterUiamenU
fjr which an a.lmidoo re' ft
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4rtrtiatnf rate.
TUESDAY. APRIL 2t 190 8
GUBERNATORIAL ' BULLETIN
Crilr Ii tut U41 WrtH Horse Fo!
lowlaf.
Tm!in thirteen counties have
held primaries or conventions and
the vote stands thus:
O&i. Kitchin. Home.
Orahain 1 0
Pott o
Banoxnbe... 2"- 0
Ymncey 0
MiU:bU 3
Bnrk
JiMh mr.
Atndrr ... 4 J 0
ImJU m u
sua!; 1
McDowell 0
Strain a 0
John
Oat of a total of 105 votes allot-
tnl tn the foreoinxr counties
Craig gets 77.57: Kitchin 6.12 and
Home 21.31.
The Voting Contest
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Wr. are tired of hearing ieoi!e
complain that tle mail order
houvs are getting too much money j
out of the "poor ignorant farmer. '
The mail order man U bold enough j
to tell the people that he has the ;
goods and also at what price ho j
will sll them. .Most any mer-;
chant enjoys
goes that far.
a good trade wlio
Ir you wait until after May 1st
t Iy your poll tax, you will hare
U pay it all the uune and yet you
will not I ahlc to cast a sincle
tote during this yiar, which pro
mises to 1 so eventful from a
political standpoint. Are you go
ing to l an American citizen this
jrar, with the privilege of the bal
lot, the greatest right of any man ?
Cnu:t.!v the grand jury last
week. Judge Webb urgetl that the
repairing of th Anson county
court house U recommended and
that along with repairs, some ef
fort be made to improve the inte
rior appearance of the building.
The grand jury, seeing the need
of the work suggested by the
Judge, made the recommendations,
and it is to le hoped that the coun
ty commissioners will see to it
that something is done at once to
improve the interior and exterior
appearance of the building, which,
as it stand, is a disgrace to the
county and the cause for which it.
was erected. It's like the Judge
aid. "a man has a better opinion
of himself, his county and the law
when he comes into a decent look
ing courthouse."
la Waiestoro
i Dmq Hostler
Efiii Sfeephenl Leak. 120
Portia H on tier 1210
Alii Mae Born 300
Blaarbe II on tier W
Roberta Oeppa 3V70
Mary Cliff Bennett... 10
Lora Little 1W
Ii Aasoa Conty
Mu Kate Lee 704S
Emma (Jnlledice 4-V)
EmmaHelley 350
Mollie Bowman 130
Mame Ingram 130
EdnaRaUrliffe 410
Willie McOhee 2O0
Alma River 100
Anna Colgate Moore . . 200
Mamie Cnrlee 1T3
France til warl lfr-0
Jne Mar Lile 300
Annie Crowoo 120
Emma Teal 1'
Tli- contt will clom? May 1". 12 M.
Tiir.Kt is general approval man
ifested at the announcement by
(iovernor Glenn that he will not
be a candidr te to oppose Senator
Overman. That it would have
been a close contest between those
two good men, is admitted on all
sides, but it is wise that it shoukl
be for the reason that Senator
Overman has done a great work,
and now since he has held his
office long enough to know the
intricate and arduous ways and
means of succeeding in obtaining
even meritorious legislation, why
it looks hard to pull him down
and send up another. "Die South
once had some influential repre
sentatives at Washington, and it
was largely due to the fact that
they were allowed to hold their
office long enough to at least
know something alout the geog
raphy of the capitol city.
On the front page of this paper
will lie found an editorial from the
Charlotte Oliserver commenting
upon the. manner in which (iover
nor Glenn has administered the
affairs of the high olfice he has
held for a few years. He is not a
rrfect man by a great deal, but
he has done the best he could, and
one sentence in th Observer's ed
itorial, "He exalted education,
morality and religion. strikes a
key-note in the conduct of public
servants. Now if these things
education, morality, and religion
are not worth while, if the future
welfare of this county, this state,
thit nation, is not to any great ex
tent dependent on them, why let's
cease working to advance them
and commending public servants
for exalting them. If thej are
worth while, for the sake of hu
manity, let's require that public
men do more in their private and
public life to ejcalt them.
Delta of Cltlxea of YYUrtte.
iMoaroe Inquirer.
Mr. Jeremiah Perry died last
Monday. April 13, 1CH)8, at the
home of his son, Mr. T. J. Perry
at Wingate. He suffered a stroke
of paralysis last Sunday and never
regained consciousness after he
was striken.
Mr. Perr- was born in Anson
county on January, 22, 1621, and
was therefore over S" years old.
He moved to this county about
sixty years ago. .Mr, Perry was
a man beloved by all who knew
him. A good and noble old man
he was, one who was a blessing to
the community in which he lived.
He was a noble typeof the ripened
Christian. His counsel, his words
of exhortation, his valuable com
panionship will be greatly missed
in the community in which he
lived so long. In every relation
of life Mr. Perry did his duty.
A sincere friend, a true citizen, a
devoted husband and father, a
Christian man loyal to his great
profession, he was.
notice.
The below named gentlemen
who constitute the Farmer's Insti
tute Committee of Anson county
are required to meet at the court
house inWadesboro Saturday, 25th
of April, at 11 a. m. arrangements
will be made for holding Farmer's
Institutes this summer. A full
attendance is desired. J. W. Ki
ker. S. T. Flake, Dr. S. H. Car
lnter, C. I. Thomas, H. G.
Spencer, K. I). Kedfearn, J. W.
Cameron. V. H. McLcndon, J.
T. Porter and J. E. Tarlton.
V. J. McLendon,
Chairman Committee.
Mr. Swtasoa's Appointments.
Editor of The Aa.nian:
Please publish the following an
nouncements for my lectures on
the Farmers' Cnion in Anson
county, each to begin at 8 p. m:
COUNTY C0RRESP0II0EI1GE
fOLKTOll K0TES.
rwath tran. aalxiwttu Hrtlee f Mrs.
J.P. Hrl-ACaaa Waa Ca.
Mrs. F. A. Smithwick died at
the home of her son-in-law, Kev.
J. P. Boyd, last Friday evening
about 7 o'clock, in the 75tn year
of her aire. She had been in fee
ble, health for sometime, bat
seemed unasasally well the day
ahedied. Her death was doe to
heart disease and was very sudden
and unexpected to ber many
friends here. Mammy' Smith
wick, as she was lovingly known,
was an industrious, pious. Chris
tian lady, a member of the Bap
tist church to which she was tnoch
devoted and possessed the quali
ties which gained for ber friends
wherever she went. The remains
were sent to Henderson and were
entered in the family burying
ground about eight miles from
there on Sunday. Mrs. Smith
wick is survived by three tons
and three daughters, a host of
grandchildren and friends who
will be grieved to bear of ber
death, lie v. and Mrs. J. P. Boyd
and little daughter, Simmons, and
Dr. T. M. Smith accompanied the
remains.
Kev. C. U. Martin is assisting
in a protracted meeting at Alber-marle.
Captain and Mrs. Will HaJlman
are spending sometime with rela
tives in Lancoln county. Mr.
James Griffin of Wingate has
charge of the section here while
Capt. Hallma-j is away.
Mrs. J. X. Edwards and Miss
Blanche Edwards of upper An
son spent last week at Mr. J. C.
Goodman s.
Mr. Isaac Martin, who is at
tending school in Bed Springs,
came home to spend Easter.
VAcr T A. Cathie, of Paw
Creek and Robert Baucom of on an me pastors oi me town
Max ton spent Sunday and Mon-
lay here with friends.
The picnic at Caudle's mill was
highly enjoyed by all who at
tended.
Miss Carrie Hunter of Wades-
boro spent Sunday and Monday at tigers in our g. this
Mr. A. I- tioouman s. Ictji orimmWtAA c wnii c
9 Lsvacai wiuiui vwv aj a cr
others, are on the close look out
especially on Sunday nights "He
that waJketh in the dart, stum
bleth." V-v-."""
Mary Marshall, Wife of Rer
Gaston Marshall a highly respect
ed colored woman, died suddenly
Fridav afternoon. She was sit
ting by the fireside at her home
talking to her family when the
sudden summons came.
Misses Bessie Pratt, Mary Mee-
ham and Mattie Sales, and Messrs.
Davis Perkins and Parcel 1 Mee
bam, all of Chesterfield, were vis
itors in oar town Sunday.
Miss Inez Funk of Florence, S.
C. arrived Saturday for a few
day's visit to relatives here. She
was accompanied from Cheraw
by her uncle, Mr. D. 1. fniren.
Mr. B. S. Moore of Charlotte
spent Easter with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. i- Moore.
After a visit of several weeks
Miss" Maud Red f earn returned to
her home in Chesterfield Sunday,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Rivers.
Mr. R. Lw Loweryleft Saturday
for a visit to relatives in Char
lotte and Rock Hill.
Rev. Mr. McGhee filled his
pulpit here Sunday morning and
night. A special song service was
held before the morning sermon
and $94 was subscribe for foreign
Missions.
We are sorry toknow that re
cent uUreances by some of our
citizens whom it seems did not
have the facts in the case, would
lead the public to believe that
I members of our Temperance
League here are not true to tem
perance cause. We believe the
four men appointed by our league
as a specail committee to be as
high-tonedjChristian gentlemen as
any community can produce, and
they have not at any time with
held to investigate any appear
ance of the violation of the pro
hibition laws of our country and
this committee has the sympathy
as
well as all other good citizens of
the community. We are glad to
say this committee failed to find
any proof whatever that any one
high or low, has violated any. of
the prohibition laws of our coun
try, let there inay.be Wind
Business Locals
Advertisements under this head
ing will be inserted for ." cent a
line for the "first insertion and 3
cents a line for each salseqnent
insertion.
JUST KECEIVED Tomatoes and
Strawberries. Other " vetce tables fresh
and cheap. Fine steaks. P. T. Rhynes
Market.
F01 SALE A pair of good mules.
Will sell for all cash or part cash and
the balance on time. Apply to John W
Gulledge, Wadesboro, N. C.
EVERYBODY Is pleased with the ex
cellent work of the new shower bath
tub at G. H. Kin,s Shaving Parlor.
Come here for a nice share or a good
hair cut.
FIRST CLASS PRESSING CLUB We
hare opened a first class pressing-clnb
in the rear end of our barber shop.
We do all kinds of pressing, cleaning
and mending. Work guar an ted. Give
ns a trial. G. H. King.
WANTED OAK TIMBER Round nnsaw-
ed preferred. Apply to V. Stapleton,
Klondike Hotel. Wades boro. JS. U.
NOTICE For rates, regulations and
tapping charges incident to connections
with the Wades Doro sewerage jo., ap
ply to J. F. Allen, Sej.-Treas.
YERY FINE Seed Corn, 10 cents per
quart. J. A. McR&e.
Southern Savings Bank Money Order.
A NICE PIECE Imitation cut glass
given with each $r.00 purchase at J
A. McRae s.
VECELINE Guaranteed hair tonic.
Sold only at King's Shaving Parlor.
Notice Hamp Gate wood, colored, has
contracted to work for me for 2 months,
beginnig April 7 1908, this is to warn
all persons against hiring or harboring
him. KUBEN HILDRETH.
Polkton, N. C. April 9, 190H.
Southern Savings Bank Money Order.
A DANDRUFF CURE Ess Tee Dee posi
tively cures dandruff, or your money
refunded. I give the treatment and
guarantee the results. J. L. Fox. 3-8-tf.
Southern Savings Bank Money Order.
Southern Savings Bank Money Order.
HOUSEKEEPERS You get -the best
and tenderest beef at Howell's market.
Kept cool and tender in a mamoth
refrigerator.
Announcement"
I take this method, of announcing to
the Democratic voters of the Seventh
Congressional District that 1 am a can
didate for ienomination for Congress,
and will thank my friends to attend the
primaries, when called in the county,
and cast their rotes for me.
2l-2t. Robert N. Page.
Lumber Wanted
500 Feet Poplar Lumber, any length.
500 Feet Oak Lumber, any length.
500 Feet Ash Lumber, any length.
WOOD & IRON WORKS CO.
Wadesboro, N. C.
!
AIM EASTER OFFERING
JEWELERY
OF
makes a beautiful and lasting gift
It is an expression of your per
manent recrard for the one to
whom it is given.
IF YOU CHOOSE IT HERE
you win oe assured ot jeweny
whose quality is above suspicion.
You can give it with confidence
that a little wear will not make
you ashamed of your offering.
We snail be elad to show you a
variety of appropriate gifts priced
lower than the quality would
warrant.
R. L. BOWMAN.
THE WORLDS GREATEST SE WIN 8 MACHINE
h JJGHT RUNNING
for any violators of the law, and
if any of these violators are
caught this committee will have
no respect of persons, as some
would have it be lieved.
Forestvllle Qairterly Conference.
A three days' program, closing
with Easter Sunday, was given in
connection with the second quar-
Flosia terly conference for Lilesville cir
PEACH LAND HEWS.
Peach land High school closed
ast Tuesday evening with a social
eathering. Itev. T. W. Cham-
bliss of Wadcsboro delivered a
fine address Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Eugene Huggins won the
d eel aimer's medal. Miss Annie
Carpenter won the reciter's medal.
Master ann Bryant won the de
claimertS orize. little Miss F
Allen won the reciter's prize. cuit, at Forestville. It was a great
n,- ... Uw.i,wi (t occasion. Rev. J. H. nest and
n;n.M roV r; Krr Rev. W. P. McGhee, and Rev. F
freio-ht train Siler, the presiding elder, were on
, . the program
irs. u. lason, wno was fine speeches and sermons. Dr. J.
very sick last week, has recovered R Kcf Lilesville valuable
uijf i' " i assistance on rnaay, wnicn was
nurt ner leg some lew weeics ago, Sunday school day.
is not able to walk yet Woman's Home Mission So-
Miss Ora SUgall of Olive ciety for the whole charge was or
Branch spent a few days last week ganized. About $60 was sub
with Mr. J. A. Moore's family. scribed on Sunday for missions
Miss Fay Traywick is visiting and conference collections. The
at Olive Branch. community gave royally entertain-
I ment to those in attendance. A
M..;nvn nnrtn cm I fine selection of music was given,
Valuable Property
For Sale.
The public school property of the
white race in Lilesville will be sold on
Friday, May 31st, at 3 o'clock to the
highest bidder. It consists of the school
building and two acres of land.
THE COMMITTEE.
Photographs
At Bland's Studio, photographs are
made in the latest styles on the newest
mounts and most up-to-date folders.
Post Cards made, Kodak work finish
ed, and all kinds of photographic work
done.
Studio Next to Blalock Hardware Co.
Rings Dyspepsia Tablets
RELIEVE INDIGESTION
AND STOMACH TROUBLES
mm m j
iffninfflML
ii i i iiii in iii
Shuttle or a Slnjrie xnreaa unatn exucni
1 f you want either a Vibrating Shuttle,: Rotary
Sewing Machine write to
Shuttle or a Single Thread f Chain
THE NEW HOME SEWIN8 MACHINE COMPANY
Orange. Mass.
Many sewing machines are made to sell regardless of
quality, but the A ew Home is made to wear. ,
Our guaranty never runs out.
Soldbyathorled dealers only.
his best girl.
M0 RYE N MEWS.
Miss Levada Templeton and
Mrs. Albert Griggs spent Friday
in Cheraw.
blisses rxiwarus ana aii gave
their pupils an egg hunt Easter.
William, the fifteen-months old
land, April -JO; Polkton, April 2l; hn .f Ml A"?,1? J1
(sk IVII. April liennetts.
April J3.
Hurnsville Township Flint
Hidge, April 4J4; tount&m Hill,
April N . T. Swaxsov.
Attcatlos. Yctenns!
Jen. Order No. 10.
led by Mrs. H. R. Smith. An ele
gant reception was held Friday
night, with refreshments, at the
residence of Mr. Marshall Spencer.
E. J. Poe.
Bath Comfort
A shower of com-1
i n warm
der, has been seriously ill foraifo r t
wivlr rtft.t rii rriTTiietn. Tr I "
Thompson, and Dr. Hardin of Che- WCathcr V OU Call
will recover as there has been a take any time VOU
Mis, Winnie Pratt, who h iCei dlSDOSed When
telSE? ELrSfe your bath room is
nson (jimi) No 8iC. IT. tL . 'n . i . . . I Cn . 1 1 . ' i
m - . ,TCTnTTHll M! imMl Tf M rVAT I Tl TT m r r f.
April 20th, 1903. tm-V v-"-iuucu upm muuin
Drink Pepsi Gola
INI
, Cool, Refreshing and
Heathful
Our bottling plant is now ready for business. We have most up-to-date
and cleanest plant of the kind ever established in Wades
boro. We are bottling Pepsi Cola and all kinds of Soda Water,
and-solicit the trade of all merchants in Anson and adjoining
counties. A trial order will convince you that we are not put
ting up 'slush" or "slop."
We ship all orders promptly, in 4 and 6 dozen crates; city
delivery crates, 2 dozen each. We invite you to visit our plant
in the corner room, under Klondyke Hotel.
Wadcsboro Pepsi Cola Bottling Company
Miss Mae MisenheimCr is visil
it- style with a good
2U '"um'c'ILrl: shower apparatus
Frtta Store Hews Soaettlaf
lag SlfM of ProfTtss.
Do-
Fresh canned goods at right
prices Uray Grocery Company
Men's Clothing and Furnish-
ingi Henry Liles.
Stoves, and Furniture G a things
furniture Co,
Organs and PUnos A. B.
Caudle.
Pretty Livery Turnouts Hunt
ley and Martin.
The ilest Plumbing L. C
BUisdell.
A Cari of Tliiks.
On account of not being ab!o to
do so personally, we wish to take
this method of expressing our sin
cere thanks to our many friends
for the kindness extended us dar
ing our recent bereavement is the
the less of onr littie son. .
Ma. asp 3Ils. Lb O! Axxxyjoa.
Tlic Reunion of the Confederate
Veterans will be held in Hirming
liam. Ala., June 9, 10, 11, 1908
A Unre attendance is desired
and vour commander trusts as 11 is
many as can will make arrange-1 Nbrthcutt.
monts to go, and take this oppor
tunity to meet again their old com- been very sick for two weeks,
rades of the tented field. The dis- still in a critical condition.
toistodtkna,. m. a Kirem entertained the antiquated old
noi ue greau Iquite a number of young people , i t
.cicrmiu uninuK ruieriain- at a love contest at her home last
ment will report at. City Hall, Thursday night. The party was
wnere iney win oe assumeu rooms mren in honor of her sister. Miss
ami given any other information Maud Kedfearn who was visiting
they may desire. Those desiring her. The prize, a handsome, box
rnicruuuiucQi arc w Df sUUonery, was won by Miss 0 r 0 v p, A caTlltarv
bring a blanket with them. If Daisy Gray. The eTeninir wu PrUVea bamiarj
5r?ja.f fWS JS&SSrJS Pfabmg worthy
Ivm.. lltrmiDRhim, Alt. ' . .. . the clitrminc hostess Ol the times.
n-'ivT r 1-'"' . Mr..d Mr. J. F,.B,rd who
S L C. Blaisdell
i nnruiiv mry wf ra rn t
rangemcnts about horses orr the IhrT thiT -rlil TnXl X
j i- ii where they will go at once to
wi:; , w housekeeping.
Those wishing homes or hotel l58 lUtliff, after having
accomodations will address Jerome JpftJ a T.cry. ceif nl school at
Yi IIMi hi i AYEWrafl
OFFICERS: John T. Patrick, Pres.; T.
L. Candle, V. Pres. ; W. M. Morton,
Cashier; W. P. Ledbettar. Assistant
Thenwtry one of our BANK MONEY Cashier.
m?rT7i?3 iM,.r..h... .itv.. DIRECTORS: Fred J. Ptp .1 XKT
Visitinir Mrs R. E. L. pOrCelaill tub, gOOd - pet office orders, are easier to L"
tL. I . m m I obtain, re crnnA flnvwh an A nnV-lrlir Tu TIT nn.i t o ttt.iv
T w O J " " 1 wmm.m IT II li II . J III 1 t"?l J tTrT. J. W fl II I
Mr. Lester Johnston, who has lavatory and ;clos-
ten very sick for two weeks, is l Ti
au ukj away witii
tub and wash
bowl, and let me
put you in mi-
made good if lost or destroyed.
Southern Savings Bank.
Autin, F. M. Hierhtower, D.
Gregor, John T. Patrick, S. M.
Peter Jones, Go. T. Boyette.
W.
A. Mc-
Clarke,
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TStfSi. ""...'TIIlww;'-
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"The Empress" Cooking Stove
Makes The Cook Glad
If you want a good cooker at a moderate price, it will ,;,
you to examine THE EMPRESS. Prices iane from $."."
(Jrmrn tr 410 AO. romnlfttA with ware and nine. SI
mv m- w Y" v v - - - - m.
GATHIMGS FURNITURE CO.
"The Housetof Quality"
Rutherford St. " Phone ;
We make Picture Frames and cut Oval Mats.
Makes the drive so pleasant and
shows your appreciation for the
beautiful and the really up-to-date.
Then, too, if you get your team
here, you get horses that not only
look well but go all the way. We
are making a special effort to please
the best trade by furnishing Stylish
Rigs, Careful Drivers, and the Best
Horses the markets affords.
25 Livery Horses
And among them you will find
the safest and surest We have
recently added a number of Pretty
New Buggies, Carriages and Traps
and keep right in the forefront.
Call us tor what you want in our
line and see if we do not please
you eyery time. Let us know if
we do not Phone 127.
Wadesboro Live Stock
Company.
B. Kerr, T. L Huntley,
Managers.
22
Phone 98.
St, Birmingham, Ala.
Officii
J. M. Little, W. A. Smith,
Adjutant. Commander.
Will Yob DlsfnicalseYoBrself?
tbUtecrm Landmark.)
If yon want to disfranchise
until after May IsL This wiinwwc rr"1' ousww.
r von th tmnhU of rnfrr in currenv nas since cnangea ana we
. .77 . r h ;
anv election inis Tear twt run u",u.,r "-a v
will hara the tax to oar inst th I wm' . woicca oook agena
m I f 1" I. J 1
same. -
position in the office of Auditor;
Jowers in Chesterfield.
Miss Essie Pipkins of Geonria
amrea oararuay ior a yisii 10
her sister, Mrs. F. P. Pratt.
Miss Carrie McQueen left Fri-
day for a visit to friends in Cbe-1
raw.
e were raising cain" last
Executor's Notice j
Having thin day qualified as executor
of the last will and testament of the
late N. J. Bennett, notice is hereby
priven to those holding claims against
his estate to present them to me by
April 4 th, 1909, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. Per
sons in debt to said estate are notified
to make immediate payment ot each in
debtedness to me. This April 11th,
1908. C F. BENNETT Executor.
3-12-08.
Notice To Applicants for
High School Teachers
Certificates.
An examination for the Hicrh School
Teachers' Certificate will be held at my
office in the Court House on the 24th
and 25th day of April. Applications
for the examination mast be filed with
the State Superintendent not later than
April 18th. Blank applications and
other information furnished any Satur
day at my office. J. M. WALL,
Uounty bnpt. Kublic Inst.
March 28th 1908.
TWO $50
Diamond
Rings Tree!
One to the lady in Wadesboro and one to the lady
in Anson county receiving the greatest number
of votes in this contest
These Rules Shall Govern The Voting
DJ J. EVERETT
Contractor an3 Builder
too. Girls, do please let the men nuJCI n poor condition and
do that kind of work. need of a tonic Builds solid
Mr TYoais for Pcprtseitatlre. Miss Mabel GrircstDent Sun-IP 1x1 cleanses the ays-
. rm rnaAtM mm. . a
ManvoftheroteraoftheRrowTi dsy wita her sister. Mrs. . I !Y"' M.v"a smootn,
Creek section would like to see Griggs.
Mr. F. K. Thomas nominated for It really seems that as busy and
ASHOIAFTS
Condition Powers
A high-clasi remedy for horses I and all work done promptly and
Wtdestoro, IL C
Estimates cheerfully furnished
glosiy coat of hair. Packed in
ooses. Z5c box. Sold bv
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the Legislature. What say. others 1 1 thriring a town as Monren should
oro. I haro better light "acccmioditiocs, '
Parsons Drug Co. and
Martin Drug Co; .
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cost.
Let me make you an estimate
for your new -building.
Can furnish you flooring and
ceiling, Kos. 2 and 3, in car lots.
3et my prices.
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