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1 Announcf -To ths public
hat. aecured .
1 bam 5. ...del;* , an expert
f aUCy c * r ‘<b maker, -.1 , 1 been
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SHOI TO PISCES.
fste of a flEgro iHihtor
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MUCH BY A FOSSE.
led * m tin Told Blood for
His Money.
New Madrid, Mo., Nov. 30.
■wi has just reached here
m an out of-the-way spat,
ross the river, known as Mad
, I bend, of the brutal murder
• J. L. Loins, a white farmer.
. ie tragc v occurred last Sa
i urday night.
Loins had engaged two ne
-. oes, whose names are un
known, to row bins across the
iverfrom the Missouri side. He
indiscreetly remarked that he
lid mom yon his person As
on as t e boat lauded, one of
ho negro felled him by a blow
om a jus. Thev then cut his
iroat ami cast his body into
he river. Ths corpse was found
obbed of S6O ami a watch.
One ol the negroes was cap
i t ired by a pcsse of farmers last
! night, an I was at once shot to
neces. The other negro is be
ing pursued. He will meet with
i x similar fate if caught.
train held up
Robber* W»r» Unsuccessful—
One Wa« Captured,
B<-daii... No, Nov. 30.—The]
’iiß6 f >ur« Pacific pi?seog'-r train |
No. 74 v> bich left Bt, Joa at 2:301
o’clock yesterday afternoon, via
Kansas City waa bold up four and a
naif miles west of Sedalia at 9:30
o’clock lastnighl by three masked,
men. one of whom. Jim West, an
£ F. HANSON. NORRIS’N. SMITH.
| THEHAKSOM SUPPLY CO. j
I® Plumbing and Tinning. a
Engineers’ and machinists’ 3
supplies. Stoves, ranges and S
tinware. Gas and electric fix- *
tures. INSURANCE 'gasoline g
stoves. Water meters. ®
325 Broad st. Phone 32. 0
engineer in the e mpany’s employ
was captured, wbi'e a second it be
lieved to have been wounded and
the third escaped .
YOUR BEST INTERESIS.
Will be served by making
sure of health. It will be a los>
of time and money to be stricken
with serious illness. Take Hood’s
Sarsaparilla and purify y»ur
blood. In this way all germa of
disease will be expelled, sickness
aud suffering will be avoided,
and your health will be preserv
ed. Isn’t this a wise course?
Hood’s Pills are the only pill*
to take with Hood’s Sarsa ur.l
la Price 25 cents.
RIOT OVER THE FOOD.
Kansas Volunteers Attempted
to Demolish the Kitchen.
Leavenworth Ka»., Nov. 30
A riet occurred in Camp Wa
ter* of the Twenty-first Kansas
last night. An attempt was made
to demolish the cookhouse oper
ated under contract. The treuble
was the outgrowth of dissatie-
faction over the quality and
quantity of tin food. The co< k
hotise was so badly damaged
that break!' i-A could not be pre
pared this in rung.
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Depniy Sheriff J. M. Johnston
ttjiiO'ii 'es hitmelt a candidate for
t n* i -e of Bailiff of the Baine
District, and ae • you 'o vote for
bun on •lection day.
I aunoui.ee mysalf a* a candi
date for bailiil of the 1919th dis
trict, Floyd comity, and request
the vote <rf friends and others
in the election on the first Sat
urday iu January.
Geo. W. Bsauf rp.
Soldiers remamber
the Western Atlan
tic R. R„ sells you tick
ets at half rates. Depot,
foot Broad St
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I Wewiil Sell New I
1 olesale r
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FOR CASH. Second Hand
Books cheaper uhan the wt
>; cheapest. Give me a call, ct
I H. A. SMITH. |
1 fHF OLD RFLIA3LE BOOK STORE. 0
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.« rt, P. WOOTEN & BRO., «
Successors to
■! ROME PHARMACY.
y.l 309 Broad st.—Now Clark Building. Sr?
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s We ;avo bought the entire stock of the Roma
-A ’ Pharmacy and are prepared to supply your wants in SX
tiie drug, piescription .and patent medicine line. Our
n stock is complete and of the very highest grade. 5S*
We solicit a part of your patronage and shall en 3*
> ’ deavor to the best of our ability to please you at a
times. We should be pleased to have you cal! on u
'■’ a Full line of druggist’s sundries, toilet articles a
Ta *uch things as are usually carried in a first-class dr
• store. Cigars and tob a cco.
Come to see us.