The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 29, No. 50, Ed. 1, Saturday, June 29, 1907 Page: 6 of 8
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ABANDON
MILITARY
DIVISIONS
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GENERAL StAFF INAUG
URATES IMPORTANT
ARMY CHANGE
ANTICIPATED EFFECT .
WILL BE BENEFICIAL
laspcclion and Care of
SteieMiihia Undertaken by
Department Commanders.
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' (By Associated Press.)
AVashlnglou. D. C JuitotM. Tonior.
tow tvJU'mark tlio inoSt Important
change that tlio American army mis
taken toward Ijichjuscd ucllvIU and
fcfflclcncy sinco tlio establishment ot
fco general staff. With the end ol
' this month the military geographical
divisions observed since 1S0S will bo
relegated to tho realm of otlim dlt-
carded institutions.
Since. 183S the territory pf tho Unt-
ied States has been divided tor mili-
tary purpows Into lour divisions
These divisions arp known as tho At-
lantic division which consists of the
department of the gulf and the depart-
ment o the east; the northern divi-
sion which consists of the department
of tho lakes the department of the
Missouri and the department of Da
Jkota; ihe couthwestcrn division
wrhlch consists of ctho department of
Tcia3 and the denar'ment of Colo-
rado; and tho Pacific division which
consists of tho department of Cali-
fornia nud tho department of tho Col-
umbia. Under the new order of thlnfcB tho
military divisions are discontinued
'and the territory of the United Static
ith the exception of tho Philippines
will bq organized for military purpo-
ses Into the departments now ex-
isting except thnt tile State of Miss-
ouri will bo Included' Jn tho depart-
ment flf MiFfonri Instead i)f the do-
4rraentf Tovas.- -
The discontinuance of tho divisions
will restiU In socrnl changes in roni-
wands. Jn addition to tho offset t
wilt have nn tha commanders the
abolishment of tho divisions will he
strongly felt elbcwhero and tho gonor-
nl opinion Is thnt It Is destined to be
tlto roost beneficial change in tho
jinny organization that tho war de-
partment has made in a long time.
Among the n-al duties of tho divi-
sion commanders has bean tho Inspec-
tion and care of stato mllltlii With
the passing &l the divisions this du.y
will fall o utile shoulders of tho de-
partment commanders. It Is now pos-
sible that. In response to numerous
recommendations tho war department
may create another mombor of the
general staff whoso sole duty It will
be '.o seo to tho nillltiu.
A prompt pleasant good rcjneily
for coughs and colds Is Kennedy's
Laxalivu Cough Syrup. It Ts cBpucliil-
ly recommended for bablos nud child-
ren but good for every mombor of
tho family It contains no opiates and
docs not constipate. GoiitniiiR honoy
and tur and tastes ncnrly us good us
nyrup. Chlldron llko it. Sold ly O.
H. Itonfro.
If you want ji KouaiOiiMilluo Stoyo
buy Uio Jowol. H conibmos nit tho
good poIntB. Simplicity economy
safety and IurnbiUly.-DAY llltOS.
Tio upeclal sale on Bnturday and
Monday at the St. Louis Racket. Uu
Went Hrtrnsou nveuuo is drawing
large crowds No economical huuac-
wjfji idiouhl miss thpiu.
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EXPOSITION
AND HETVIM VIA
NEW YORK WASHINGTON D. C.
NIAGARA FALLS
STOP-OVERS t
ftrand OotM Trip ; Hew York and Mfriolk
LAKE SHORE FROM CHICAGO . S32.H
MKWCAN CENTRAL FROM CHICAGO 31.31
WG FOUR FROM CHICAfi . 32.K
K FOUR FROM ST. LtHHS . 30.10
tOINS AND RETURNING SAME ROUTE
H0 FOUR FROM CKICAM . . S?lW
M FOUR PROM ST. LM0 tf00
Iff -dVCH AT WfcMWiWW t. C.
WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATE! F0LRER
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BABY'S mm.
CASE of eczema
Extended Over Entire Body Mouth
Covered With Crusts as Thick as
Finger Which Would Bleed and
' Suppurate Disease Ato Largo
Holes in Checks -Hands Pinned
Down to Stop Agonized Scratch-
ing Three Doctors' Best EfTorts
Failed to Give Helief.
BUT CUTICURA WORKS
A MIRACULOUS CURE
"When my little loy was six months
old ho lud cmxnnn. Tho sores extended
so ijuickly over tho whole body that
wo ut onco called in tho doctor. Wo
thn went to another doctor but ho
could not help him. nud in our despair
wo went to n third one. Matters lx-
camo so bad that he had regular holes In
his cheeks large enough to put a (Incur
Into. Tha food had to bd given with
:i noooii. for ms inouin was covercu
with cnuts as thick as a finger and w lien-
as thick as a fmci-r nndyihen-
enod the mouth thoy Ik-cqU
A suppurate as did also his
ever ho ooei
Ki IiIiknI nml
A..AJ. llnmld r...a nlinul n.wl V.L- lf
short tho wholo lxxly was covered over
anil over. Wo had no rest by day or
night. Whcnover ho was Intel in his
bed wo had to pin his bands down
otherwise he would scratch ills faeo and
tnako an oku sore. 1 think hU facu
must havo itched most fearfully.
"Wo finally thought nothing could
help and I had made up my mind to
send my wifo with tho child to Kuiroiie
hoping that tho son nir might euro lilni.
ollierwlso ho was to Im put under good
mcdicid caro there. Jlut Lord bo
blossod maltvrs cfimu differently. nnd
wo soon saw a miracle. A friend of
ours Hpoko nlKiut Cutictlra. Wo mado
a trial wltli Cuticura Roap Ointment
nnd IUaolvenl nnd within ton days or
two weeks wo noticed n. decided Im-
provement. Just as quickly as tho
blckueas haif appeared it nlgo lx-gnn to
diapH'ar and within ten weeks tho
child was nb-wdutely well nnd his skin
was smooth and white as never Ijoforo.
1 Ilohratli President or the C. L.
Hohrath Company. Manufni lurrrs of
Silk Ribbons 1 to 20 Kink Alley. South
Bcthlchutu Pa. Juno fi 1005."
Compels nxlrrnt nd Intfrnil TrMtmfnt tor
V.vrry llutnnr ( Intent children inl Aoults rtn-
Klsts of OiUrurt Hojp 2 In UrotiM Ih film
cullcura Olntmrni ftOc ) to Ural ih Rkin ml
Culleiim l((olrrnl (SOc I or in Hi !rm ol Choro-
lalo Owtnl J'tlts 2f iwr vul of )) In l-ufllr th
Uloo.1. 8old thniucliout ilio world rotter Drug
A Ctttm Corp. Sol rro(B.. IWmIod Mi.
PjTllllal tttf. Hock vd Skin Affltcllona.
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O FLOTSAM AND JETSAM. O
O O
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
There is r groat Benaatlon.in WlcJiI-
la. Eula Wilson f young glrU d!od
apparently a fow days ago and nftor
her body had been prepared (or bur-
ial sIkiib of life weie discovered She
ws restored to consciousness and Is
causing ttscltoment jt religious meet:
ingfi by claiming that slio tiled and
-wont "to heaven: itnd-hrtolllng'-ot-rier
oxporlenew than). Hut you know
about tho scientists: They knock
ovorythlng. A student or psychologi-
cal science and lnonUl therapeutics
writes tho Knglo:
"Miss Wilson did not die. Fi'io did
not so to huiven and since she didn't
30 to heaven sho didn't come back.
What happened Is this: Miss Wilson
wna 11 very si U girl and notwlth-
standing reports to tho contrary sho
iias not 'eoniplotoly recovered her
huiillh.' ills Wilson Is onjoyiug a
mental ftlnnilim just now that gives
herself nud frlemls the Impression
that sho 'has completely rccovored '
What sho oiigfat to have Is n good ton
ic nud if sho does not 'jako It "she b
llablo tv n"er n rolapso. Ths la
notvprofosslonal advice that costs
nothing but may bo a gicat orvico
to the young lady.
"llor case Is nut 'strange rnio.' It
Is ostlmalod Unit tlioro ato sixty slmi-
inr casos in Uio United Stuloa ovory
your. Some of thorn go to hoavon and
some do not. according to their sensi-
bility to the law of suggestion. Tho
101I and scientific truth Is that while
Miss Wilson thought aho was In heav-
en nature was oxertlng her wprum-
oat efTurU to kop her out of heaven.
Ifor alleged death wng tho final light
of nattiro for the preservation of hor
llfo.
"Wiy did Mis Wlnwu think sho
died nt iW pimply for this reason
that tlio piHipfe about her d 11 tint; the
rislH of her illstMiwe b tholr ncllons
and iiHitlilv b ihoir utterances sug
r.nttd to hei ih tiho Kht that she
Wilt cl.ilim Some of them protiabiv
wire weintt. aninoono wiis ffiollng
Circle Tours to the
JAMESTOWN
NORFOLK
VA.
all Teurlst Prints
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O THIS DATE IrJ HlSTdWY. O
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O 1Gil. Chorion I victor at Crop- O
Q redy Ilrldge. O
O I8J3.--MrB. Slddonn took her O
O farewell of the Sttafee. O
O isfil. Kllznbeth li. Diowatnc. o
O poetess died. Born Mnrch 6. O
O 1800. O
O 1SG3. (len. Meado succeeded O
O Gen. Hooker lit couuiiund of the O
O Army of tho Potomac. O
O 18fr.. William 10. Borah. U. S. O
O senator Trfmi Idsilio horn. O
O ISDli-rAn Inland lake jtppoAreil O
O in tho dolortild dtfsofl. O
O ISM. UnnhB of Now York pro- O
O vented n money panic by the loan O
O of ?fiu(rO(X!0. O
O lSltti. Thomas Henry 'Huxley O
O physiologist died. Born Mny I. O
O 1S2R. O
O ISflC. Harvard victorious In O
O thrvo boat races with Yalo. O
O 1000. U. S. battloshlp Oregon O
O grounded Hear Chufoo. China. O
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O - Tomorrow. O
O 1GI3. Hoyiillsts dofoated Par- O
O liiunentary army at battle of O
C" Athorton Moor. O
O 1SG5. Arohibald Karl of Ar- O
O gyle oxeotitnd. O
O 17I7. Richard Parker head of O
O the British nartl mutiny at tho O
O Nore hanged. O
O 1817. Christopher D. Bhellng C
O celebrated Gciman scholar died. O
O Born Nov. 20. 1741. O
O isan. SIHstrla aurrondonpd to O
O the Russians. O
O 18117. Brltloh parliament abol- O
0 ished tho mo of the plllofy as a O
O mode of punishment. O
O 1801. Secretary of tho Trons- O
O ury Chase resigned and was sue- O
O reeded by William Pitt KeSsen- O
O don. O
O 1891. Triple alliance of Gun O
O'niany Austria und Italy ronowed O
O for alx years. "O
O 18!W.ProBldont Ctovolmd O
O called an extra session of Con- O
O gross to consider tho financial O
O crisis. O
6 1 SO 1 . Corea declared Its Inde- O
& pendeace o.f China and Invoked O
O Japanese ild. O
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of her pulse nnd It is not unlikely
that" they were feeling of her extremi-
ties for tlmchlll that is the sign of ap-
proaching death. All this suggested
to her that she was dying and having
received theso strong suggestions
of death it was but natural that her
mind turned towards God and heaven.
1 understand that tho girl wan brought
i6p In a religious atmosphere and that
being tho case sho undoubtedly had
seen pIctuiCB ot ChrlBt. and received
Sunday school descriptions of God and
heavep. When sho lost consciousness
these pictorial and dcscrlptie Im-
piessltms were communicated by the
objective to tho subjective mind"
Superb Service Splendid Scenery
en rou to to Nlagnra Falls Muskoka
and Kawardha Lakes Georglana Bay
and Temagaml Region St Lawrence
River nnd Rapids Thousand IslsndB.
Algotifpiln NqJIonal Park White
Mo" ntaltis and Atlantic Seacoast re-
sorts vis Grand Trunk Railway Sys-
tem. Double track Chl'?.go to Mont-
leal and Niagara Falls N. Y. Spe-
cial low round-trip fares are In effect
to many of'hoo losorts during Sum-
mer sanson.
For cuplOD of tourist publications
fate and descriptive pamphlets apply
to Geo. Vau. A. G. P. & T. A- L55
Adauia SL phlcugo. III.
HOKE SMITH TAKES OFFICE.
(By Associated Press.)
Atlanta Ga . June 20 Hoke Smith
was sworn In as Governor of Georgia
nt noon todavV succeeding Joseph M.
Terroll. TV.10 occasion was one of en-
thusiasm for tho thousands of Demo-
crats who came from all pails of tho
stato to partlclpato In the ccromoulos.
Tho inauguration took place hi tho
opon air whoro tho pal'b of office was
administered In the presence of both
housos oj the legislature mombors
ow tho Supreme court and hundreds
of others prominent In the political
nnd business life of Georgia. A pub-
lic Tccoptlon nt oho executive mansion
was huh) In tho afternoon.
Our now stato map Is standard.
Absolutely correct Let us show you
our nltatar .lluo. Lilllea Drug store.
T
COLWIAUO- Puebo. J21.30. Colo-
rado Springs $21.05. Denver $23.70.
Laa Yega.s S.111U I'o otc S20.1&. Al
buipii nine Deiulng and 141 1'aao i?AM
(ili-iiwnod Springs $tin.3U. Grand Juno-
tlon. Montrosu Suit Lako City otc
$:iG 70 Pf tjiilo ilaily lltiut rotiirn lim-
it Ootobi.r plaj. llunost vuluc for your
money.
IMIlLADiaLVlHA. rA..-0i snlo
July 11th. llith nud 13th. return limit
July 23rd but may bo extended to
July itlht. flute tU Gft.
JAMlHTQVtt UXI'OSITION-- 15
day tlckoU. $38.40. CO day tickets
$18 16 Sqasoti tjeko's. $B3G() Via
New York with stop ovors nt Niagara
Hulfalo nnd iiiiormodluto points up
to Now Y(jrh City. JlhlladQlphla. Balti-
more nnd Washington for only $55.30.
Wo could net haul you cheaper nrid
keep out of rccoIvcrB bauds.
LOS ANOICLKS On'ualo Juno 2?nd
to July flth return limit Scp't 16th.
D'verso routes if doairod. Itotind trip
JCO.00.
C'lHCAQQ On sale dally. Itotum
limit Oct. 31st. Hate $30.75.
ST. LOUIS On milo dally ruturn
limit Oct. 31st. Ilato $23.10.
MlNNKAl'OLIS ST. TAUL. KTC
On sale dally. Iioturu limit OgL 31.
Itato $30.40.
CHAUTAi'QUA NWY YOItK-On
salo July 3rd nud 4th currying 11 re-
turn limit At Aukubt tli. Hutu $40.30
When you determine wheio you uto
gcdiig kindly oall ntlilon stntlnt am)
wo will get yott ttlftrto right nd vl
tho desired ronttw.
M. K COCtrKKMv
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. .
Galveston to New York
VIA Tllh
Mallory.Liiie
FJect of Manniflcent Modern
Steel Steamships.
Supqrb trp ncrosr. the glor
Ions Gulf and on the Atlantic
Ocean far fiom tho dmdy roads.
Bathed In cooling sea breezes
breathing sparkling purest
o.oik. ecry sense Is refreshed
everjt function ronowed whllo
you travid with all of tho known
0111 forts ot present day voyag
lug Low rates. Including state-
room berth nnd meals
Sailing from GALVESTON
every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday. From MOBILE every
Tuesday.. From BRUNSWICK
Ga. every Friday or Saturday.
1 Connectl6ns at KEY WEST Fla.
via P. & O. Steamer for CUBA
and all point; in Florida.
For nitrthcr particulars nsk
anj' railroad Passenger or Tick
ot Agent or address Agent nt
various ports
A'fk for copy of now and inter'
estlng -IP-pace Mallory Line
folder
O. H. TAYLOR PassV Traffic
- MgT. 1 "
220 Broadway New York City
Play Suits at the Annex-
so cool nud . dunib!cTc.ali
them. '
-thoy arn
and seo
8ECRETARY GARFIELD
AT WILLISTON.
fBy .Associated Press.)
Wllllston N. D . Juno 23. Secretary
Garfield accompanied by Senator
Uanaborough 1b in Williston today
and will remain here- ovor Sunday to
Inspect the Wllllston lrrigatton pio-
Jecl. Special Interest nttaches to the
Irrigation works riiore 11 h it Is the
first great work 'undertaken by the
re Innmtion service.
'1ie unique feature of tho works tt.
that tho water z to bo talten from the
Missouri river by pumps Instead of
by the force of ginrlty. The plans
provide for the construction of a large
power houso and'tiho operation of tho
pumps by olectriclty. The pumps are
located on floating barges which will
accommodate themaolves to changes
hi the channel and In the water level
Tho water is delivered through
pipes with flexlhlo Jolntn Into several
basins located at sufficient distance
from tho shore to be safe from en
croachment by tho shifting river
From these basins the water Is
pumped Into Glials to covor the irri-
gable lands TViu irrigated land will
embrace about 10.0CO ao)-es In tht
Muddy valley in juid about Wllllston
There In more Catarrh m this sec-
tion of .tho country than till other di-
seases puttogether and until the last
few yonru was supposed to bo Incura-
ble. For a great many years doctors
pronounced It :i local dlscaso and pre-
scribed local remedies and by con-
stantly falling to ouro wllh locul treat-
ment pronounced It Incttrnblo. 'Scien-
ce has proven catarrh to bo 11 con-
stitutional dlsnuso nnd therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Cure manufactured by !'. J.
Uhcjioy &. Co. Toledo Ohio da the
only constitutional euro on tho mar-
ket. It Is taken Internally In dosos
from 10 drops to n toaspoouful. It
acts directly on tho plood and mucous
Hurfaco of the system. Thoy offer one
hundred dollars for any ratio It fails
to cure. Send for circulars and tuutl-
luonlals
Address: F. J. CHUNKY & CO. To-
letlo Ohio.
Sold by Druggistu 7rio.
Tako Hull's Family Pills forcoustl
patlon.
Hull In your mouth. Our rolls nro
tliq best Our cookies havo tho call
In Oulhrlo. Richmond's bakury.
' For scratches burns cuta. Insect
bites nnd the many little hurts com-
mon to overy family. DoWltt's Cur-
bollod Witch JIuzol Hulvo 1 tho host
remedy. It )s soothing conllng. cloun
mid healing Ho siiio you gct Do-
Wltt's. Sold by C. H. Rcntro.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday's Reiulta.
Oklahoma City 4 Springflold 1
Wichita 2 Leavouwoith 0
Hutchinson 11 Topoku 2.
Webb Ctt. 3. Jopiin 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
N'ew York. 3. I'hl'adolphla 3.
Pittsburg 3 Chicago' 1.
ttoaton 0 Urooklyn f.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington. 10 New York 6.
Boston 4. Philadelphia 3.
Chicago 6. St Louis 2.
Detroit 2 Cleveland 0.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St. Paul 4. Knn'sntJ City 0.
Indianapolis 3 loulevllle 0.
Tolodo C Columbus 3.
Milwaukee 10 Mlnuqnpolls 11.
(tohl Itch' ltcht 'Scratch! Scratchl
Sornteh! Tho more you scratch tho
wono tho lieh. Try Doan's OlnlnionL
It euros plloa eczema any skin Itch-
ing. All druggists sell It.
A Qup Jersey hofor threo years old
"frosh" porfoct family vow. rna nro at
Malchctt'a enfe.
My men's Work Shoes at $200
5-2.2S and $2.50 are big values; it sav-
ing to you of 25c t 50c a pair 'at
Robinson's.
Mnrlno Bye "iiAWiedr 0 Family
Favorltd Mk WK Hyas itreB.
Ulolr lrn WkH
RflBSS
I
"Send in Your Orders for Mer-
chandise" which is
inter preted
STAY IN GUTHRIE and Undersell all Compe-
tition. The people too are anxious for
The New York Racke
TO REMAIN.
1
T1JE
The Favorite
Resort for
Old Wines
Whiskies elc
Cigars
NIUK NEW
BLUE
BELL
W. B.
POISON
Polle.8
218-222
E. Ukla
THE OKLAHOMA BAR
1st Door East Union Depot
Wines Liquors and Cigars
J. S. HERDER. Prop
n price 25 Cents
TlBAjyeLERS
tsmm mim
315 Dearborn St. Chicago.
THE TEXAS WONDER.
Cures all Kinney Bladder aud Hhou
matte trcnbles. Sold '. ull druggist
or two months' fcatmont by mall for
$1.00. Dr. K. W. Hall 02 Olivo
strcot St. Louis Wo. Send for teat!
monji1.
0. L
spring
ah I no.
honia.
Uroolts Is hiilldiug 'units this
that aro suilalilo In ruin or
Hopal'Iug also. Kaat Olda-
You can tallc about'iiuallty you uan
find It In our Una vahlclcs. Our rep-
utation for first class goods novor
was .surpassed Huupcr tlio driving
wagons f 1011 $05.00 up.
J. S. LYON.
W-22-M tf. Division J5L
Sua that flno carload of buggies
Just received at Paokor's? That's tho
kind Pa-'ker always handles.
Evt&ry W-naii
fiiuu ici iaqiFUouuiftiur
fttwiit lh woi 'iij (ul f 1
IMAnVELWhirlingSnray
k lUvwr prliil hrrlwoi.
IHTI JM'wrmncu
lem II ilMinari
muiWllly
Air vrmrilrnpcliitfnpIL
If I14 oanni t nuiifiv tho
M Alt Vi: I mn-rt no
rthp lit b ml Lm.11 fur
lllmlrauyt book. rMnl It (rim
fall rAtUrtilnra &atl rlirri lioitfl ln-
vlnhlp Ui tirilH. 1IMIU.MII
4lKo.HtBdtrtct. MIW VOUlv.
lor sulo by
. .F. 1L LUllo & Co.. pruggiBts.
Hotel Kuppflrte mLmi
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. This niagnlflt-ont now howl has 200
hetintlful rooms and is located at 11th
and McOco street. In the shopping
uiMiiui. uuiy nan u uiuck jiwiu 111a
Kmer'- nird Thayor dry goods storu;
near nl tho theaters
100 Private Baths.
Telephones In AH Rooms. Hot and
Cold Running Water In Every Room.
UpcxcilM .Cafe. Perfect CUtclne.
Cub Breakfasts and Tabla D'Hots
Dinners Served In Cafe. Rate $tOQ a
ay and upwack
0 Eurfsfl Plan c
Keswrstlon PJ t? ln lf tele-
sjrsph st ow ipmrt
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Good Service
Clean Up to dale
SADDLEHOCK
RESTAURANT
317 W. Okla.Av
. srar .
5 ia
gcagsr
NOW .
IS THE TIME
t
To put hi your Winter Coal.
Special price on storage coal
Briar Creek McAlestor. Canon
City. I KNOW WUAT YOU
WANT. - -
N. F. CriEADLE
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PHONE
I av.pfc C Sweci ti Eat
IMA tlJ J aCtaiiylowtlLuMif
C. M. GRANT
Auctioneer
17
Years Experience Cry
ing -Sales
WM Cry Ail Kiudi of Sales on
Commission
Will go tb any part ot the
Comity or Territory to cry
Sales
Co.ll Up Phpjie 75 r My
Expense
C. M. Grant
Auctioneer
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