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K'lBjkV '. PA0UR THE LOGAN nEPUBLICAN THURSDAY DECEMBER 30 1915 I
llfR' KITCHENER AS A PET
AH, ROLE WOULD COME AS 8URPRISE
: 1 tEHL, v TO HIS SUBORDINATES.
"V IbBBl
'I 1M
' rl'lHl NcvertheleRB, Graphic Plcturo Has
I in lUr Beon Drawn of H,B Friendship
' Ml HlT With TW EldorV Ladles
'S-f'H'l' Unique Use of Gift.
'illDf' x
ill I ssssBII L Mnny of tho boat friends of Lord
i BIWJ, Kitchoner, tho groat English soldier,
-flMl' administrator and secretary of war,
HI IHp'l aro womon. dcsplto tho popular bollef
BP lflra I that ho Is a grimly uncompromising
iK 'HM woman hater, in a recent brief bl
illl Qft I 1 Ogrnphy of "K. of K," Harold Uogblo
lIS i fftlt I draws n most winning plcturo of his
Mil .lVc 1 frlondshlp with two of his olderly rol
T$l i 'WKwlM atlvcs "two dear, dimlnutlvo old
1 L.Ilf TT Jfe. Scotch ladles who lived in l'hllllmoro
J M hi gardens, Kensington, by namo of tho
LrW il tP MIssos Hutchinson; and Kitchener
Ufj q& was no, dcaror to thoso charming
Hji i ,' spinstors than thoy to him.
HP 1 "Ho wroto to them brightly and boy-
JUj' , ishly by almost ovory mall. . . .
Hn R Dofo'ro ho went to Egypt for his ad
nC vanco on Khartum, theso dear old, la
l ft dies presented him with a gold-headed
M ' i 'swagger' cauo; and when tho ndvmico
Hn f , was accomplished and tho photograph
Bf er arrived to mako n plcturo of tho
K I if general and his staff, Kitchoner seatod
K I I , hlrasolf In the center of tho group
H vwk l w,th Ul,a B"ck hold so BtcntatlouBly
iff that.tho old ladlos In Kensington could
H ' jjil , "j not fall to recognize It when tho pho
J ' jtt i tograph appeared In tho illustrated pa
f ;s8i I Pers. JIo sent them roses from Gor
i; j lS don's gravo at Khartum, and coats of
ft i l, tho caliph from tho Sudan."
V ;T$ i 't .Their houso was always his goal on
j.i -I his return from distant servlco, nnd
' i1 'I V in It ho was liko a schoolboy, running
B v' t I ' I UP the stairs two at a tr.no, whistling
Jj fjj1 In'hls bodroom, going and coming as
B '4 , i lio pleased, and telling thorn such sto
Ht jj i i B r'cu of,hJs campaigns as no one olso
H ' j ' I in London over heard. Thoy callod
B W nim IIcrucrti pronouncing It "Hair
B 1 ' I J burrt" In tho broadest Scotch, and
B lit J would Bit on either sldo of him "study
B ' 1 1 Ib ,ns h'8 brol"c(1 faco wlta their small,
H'i p i ! ' railing, shrowd oyes, teasing him,
H 1 1 g ft ..chafflng him, adoring him, and giving
H f a ijfi him sound adrlca."
HI f r it i , Xatcr on in his triumphal career
! i f 4tholr "Halrburrfonco wished to mako
! I tji'p llttlo old ladles a gift so valuablo
l k and unusual that tlioy folt called upon
IS J ft to pauso and consider boforo accopt
J ' lng it. It was a gold casket ono of
'., 5,! tho many gold caskets presented to
: )p "K- ot K" bj" tno eratotul corpora
BTi r f iiH tlona ot ,rovlllc,al cities.
1 1 HI 1 i L' MDo wo neotl lt?" Prl'oiniea tho
Bi !! I 'K first old lady, pointedly.
H jl ; I in "No, wo certainly don't need It?" re
J'f , ) ' j J -f llcctlvely acquiesced her sister,
'F 'i' ' I "What could wo do with It?" pursued
H J $ 1 1 $ tno flrst old ,ady- But tho second had
,; ' . f had tlmo to think.
j. I I 'I "Hum," sho suggested cpntompla
H i ' IV "IK tivoly, "perhaps wo could uso It as a
B I ' Brl tCa caJ(1'"Youth'B Companion.
I ' !' ii ' 'S How Far Sold,era Can Soe
B hit !tt Somo Interesting experiments havo-
B t f ' 'tf boon mado In tho German army with
B k HA ' X tllD olj'cct ot discovering at what
B ill dlstanco tho recognition of ono soldier
B'l T hy nnothor ls rcltablo. For soldiers
B r W' ' I "'"' Kl1 oycs ll wns f0UI1(1 that a
B t K person seen onco beforo could bo rec
Bll Wt ' ognlzcd at a dlstanco bf 80 feet, whllo
B i S - r an nctH'alntanco could bo rccognlzod
Bii! 'I I ' ' nta d,stallC0 of 300 foot' and an In
B I- $' 'v tlpato friond or rclatlvo at a dls
HJ i w, i : tuhco of 500 feet.
HI ilf Tho various parts of a man'ti body
B j cai1 ho distinguished and any decided
B r hv ' '' mpvement can bo detected by an es
BlfrH' )$ pert rldoman at a dlstanco ot .100 feet.
Bm W- f A 1,80 foct' n man air,cars na n
B 1 aK ' t BI)0t' " tno an(Bcapo and cannot usu
B' I SB' '' ally 10 Bocn If 10 ,:cIs 8tl11 or lf his
B i i wt r dross docs not contrast with tho back
Bl Br ground. Sailors, hunters and farmers
BJ ' v can 'usually soo twlco thoso distances,
B''j ' i!r? ' l probably on account of tholr constant
B' itil ' training In making out tho naturo ot
HJ 'i I V i distant objects.
H' I ffl ' " t
M A i Submarine Treasure.
I, ji 1 A boat is now bolng built to locato
B ' p,i ,1 suhmurlno treasure Tho now subma-
B; ili'' i I rino consists of a steel sphoro, eight
if tcot In diameter and capablo of carry
m ' J t ', I in two workmen. It Is designed to
R1'' - a, bo lowored Into tho water from a ton-1
B c I dnr, ,but is provided with electrically '
B lr k' i drlvdn propollorH by which It can hoi
1 jlf 'L V moved about In tho wator as tt hangs I
B 'S f at tho ond ot tho cablo. Ono ot Its I
B ' it J oiariitlal features ls a cct ot four dec-
Bj I ', M tro-mngnets, which, when energized
ll j '' i 0 hy current from tho motors within tho
f; 1 1 sphoro, servo to hold it socurely to I
I m tho steel hull of a sunken ship. Cur I
BR', w? rent' for tho oporation is supplied j
Bf-" ,, through a cablo running down from
B ' t tho tender. In addition to this oqulp
BB i !k? ment It will bo provldod with electric '
flfll i (J iff drills for plorclng tho side of tho ship,
! j S " and with n powerful searchlight tor I
lEW working purposes and for exploring!
BY' ' ' I ft t,' 1)Cl1 of tno occan when tho exact
HlT 'Ufl location ot a sunken ship ls not
, HW known. I
11k Curious Italian Ambulance.
I f ff- Thorp Is a vast dlffereuco botween
& real warfare utvl dress parade. Uu
H K dor the exigencies of a dllllcult cam
B i , I palgn one must put up with makeshifts
B , I W Improvised from tho readiest means
B ' I , I at hand. An illustration In point Is
' ' I 81 lo ''" '"llri(l I" a recently taken pho
B ,i ., tograph of a curious amhulanco used
fl li by tho Italians In the lighting In tho
Hi' tl 1 t W A1'1S- rllls lB roa',y a lar& Bld, lit-
Hr h It r tC(1 w'tu tjv0 Bma11 wheels Tho sled
Hi F'' ' is runners pormlt ot hauling this amhu-
m 3u M k hwee over bare stretches of ground.
HE 1 VM'tfll T10 BUr-f00ted littlo donkoy Is tho
HE ' i U 'E host moans of locomotion .for this typo
Hv 'rt tl iSi'b ot vhcl- An amhulanco of ordinary
HE it !L( proportions could not bo used on many
HB ;'-,! ! Ill)' ot tho narrow roads and pathways of
BM Jr1ll Mil th Itallau Alps. Bclentltlo American
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TO SIDE
Grim Humor.
"Seems llko you'vo had an accident
here," said tho farmer, aB ho brought
his toam of fat mules to a halt.
"No," replied tho motorist, who wa3
crawling painfully from under his
wrecked car. "I'vo Just played a prac
tical Joko on my wlfo."
"How's that?"
"Sho thinks slio's going to a matl
noo this afternoon In this car."
Resented.
"What I want to seo," said Diogenes,
"ls an honest man."
"And when you soo him, what will
you do?"
"I'll simply go my way. A thor
oughly honest man generally has posi
tive opinions of his own, and, there
fore, ls liable not to bo very good
company."
His Private Opinion.
"My dear," said Mrs. .Togson, as sho
closed tho book Bho had been reading,
"do you know' what Is tho most curious
thing In tho' world?"
"Of courso I do," roplled tho brutal
half of tho combine. "Tho most cu
rious thing In tho world Is a woman
who Isn't curious."
Don't Try.
"Is thoro any way of stopping theso
cyclones?" asked tho man from the
East.
"Oh, no," replied, tho Westerner;
"tho best way la to go right along
with 'em."
Delicious Fumes.
'Skimpy Mistress (scenting unaccus
tomed delights) Sarah, what is that
I smell?
Undernourished Maid of All Work
I think It must como In from next
door. Llfo.
BLACK AND BLUE.
"How do you llko my bang? Thoy're
all tho stylo this season."
"It's much moro decoratlvo than tho
bang I saw nvor Mrs. Jones' oyo this
morning."
Knew Her Lesson.
He kissed tho maid upon tho cheek.
And when tho deed yna done,
Tho Qood llook'H ttnchlnir oho obeyed
And turned tho other ono.
Putting Down Trouble.
Patience Father put down a dis
turbance last night.
Patrlco---Iteally?
"Yes; ho ato a Welsh rabbit."
Cause for Wonder.
Patience Thoy Bay ho Is a solf
mado man.
I'atrlco Isn't It a wonder ho didn't
givo himsolf a better-looking face?
Shading.
Rollo And when you went Into her
I room you say sho was shading her
tiyes with her hand?
Boulah No. only tho eyebrows.
I
Speaking of War.
Hubb Did you over visit any ot
thoso ruins in Europo?
I Gotham Well, not slnco they've had
fo many, J haven't.
Limited Experience,
Mistress fto now glri) We enter
tain a good deal. Havu you had much
experience- at parties?
Girl Only an a guest, mum.
Surmises,
"I wonder what sort of llfo tho poc
plq lead who live on Mors."
"Do you supposo that for pots they
have moon dogs?'-
Its .json.
"I soo whero somobody has Invent
ed tho Bow-wow cocktail."
"I supposo It Ib Intended to drink
In tho dog days."
HIS PROTEGEE NOW HIS WIFE
She Went to School as the Obtect of
His Compacolon, but Became
His Beloved.
Mrs. Dorman was n widow who kept
a boarding houso In a small western
town. Her daughter, Alice, was a
scrawny llttlo girl of fourteen. Mrn.
Dorman had beon forced to iako nor
out of school tp help with tho work;
washing dishes nnd waiting on tablo.
Jack Forbes, tWonty-livo, was hla
widowed mother's only child
wealthy, by tho way. Jack had novcr
been strong, so ho went WcbL Ho
camo to llvo nt Mrs. Uormon'sT '
Ho folt sorry lor tho poor llttlo
scrub of a girl and offered to send her
through school. Ho sent her away to
a prlvato school and paid her bills
regularly, In a fatherly way, though
ho novcr wroto hor or went to soo
her. With him It was simply an act
of compassion.
At twenty-two ho ordered hor homo
to his mother's homo, feeling that
thcro sho could get somo llnlshlng
touches socially. Then ho Intended to
mako n schoolteacher out of hor. In
tho meantlmo ho had gono Into busi
ness, mado a success of himself, and
regained his health at tho samo tlmo.
SVork was all ho needed, nnywny, and
to get away from his mother's npron
strings.
Ho was not nt homo when Alice ar
rived, but carao a fow days later,
probably out of curiosity. I cannot
finish this Ideal story by saying that
Allco had blossomed out into a won
drous beauty, for sho had not. But
pcoplo say Bho was dainty, and re
fined, with wonderful hair nnd eyos
and tho manner of ono high born.
Of course, Jack foil in love with
hor. Sho .had always been In lovo
with hlm,I think. Had sho been
courted by a scoro of lovers I think ho
would havo beon her choice. Well,
thoy aro married now and, as tho
story book Bays, "thoy havo two beau
tiful -children."
Isn't this a regular story book ro
manco? And tho beauty of it ls It'B
true, t know, for I am Alice nnd Jack
Jr.,Js up on my chair back, now, pok
inK"cIovcr blossoms Into my hair, and
habyAlIco ls asleep. And they aro
two,, such beautiful, wonderful chil
dren! Chicago Trlhuno.
Partner's Liability.
A unique question of liability in nn
automobllo accident caso wao decided
by tho supremo court of South Dakota
in Van Horn vs. Simpson, which held
that whero defendants were copart
ners and woro riding In an automobllo
In partnership business, tho negli
gence of tho owner and partner in
driving tho uutomobllo was lmputablo
to tho other partner, slnco as a' mem
ber of tho copartnership tho owner
nnd driver was his agent, and both
defendants wero Jointly llablo Tor In
juries to a traveler upon tho highway.
It is pointed -out "that theso two de
fendants at the tlmeMn question wcro
copartners In tho real cstato buslnoss,
and that this nuto was then transport
ing both dofendants in tho prosecu
tion of such copartnership buslnoss:
that It was then being used ns an In
strument for tho bcnoflt and within
tho scopo.of tho partnership business;
that Simpson was not a passenger or
gratuitous guost of Anderson in said
car, but wob n party Interested !ln tho
purposo and buslnoss In whlcli such
car was thon bolng operated.
Marked Resemblance',-' J
TI)o allies seem to bo taking Qon
stantlnoplo In about tho Bamo fashion
that wo used to spell It, when wo
wero boys ond girls, away back In tho
years of novor-mlnd-what. Wo had a
quaint old crank of a toachcr who
taught orthography In a most pecu
liar wlso. Ho would mako us spell
and pronounco a syllablo, movo to the
noxt, duplicate tho provlous perform
ance hop back and bring up tho prior
syllablo, go ahead, back and ahead,
and so on to tho bitter end, thus:
"C-o-n, con; thoro's your con s-ta-n,
stan: there's your stan; thoro's your
con-stnn 1-1, tl; thoro's your tl;
thoro's your con-stcn-tl n-o, no;
thoro's your no; thoro's your tl-no;
thoro's your stan-tl-no; thoro's your
con-stan-tl-no p-lo, pie; thero's your
plo; there's your no-plo; thoro's your
tl-noplo; thoro's your stan-tl-no-plo;
thoro's your con-stan-tl-no-plo; thero's
your Constantinople I "Kansas City
Star.
Blind Man's Advice.
Capt. Francis P. I'eirson-Wobbor bo
camo a successful poultry raiser,
though sightless. So adopt lias ho
bncorao In this vocation that ho can
toll tho weight of an egg to tho frac
tion of an ounce, can dotorralno Its
freshness, nnd oven what breed of
fowl laid It. He 1b now county nd
visor In poultry culturo to Warwick
shire and Northamptonshire, England.
Ho hopos to porsuado "overyono'who
has tho opportunity to keop not loss
than ton good hens, so as to provldo
a household economy which "3 shall
ylold nn ovorago of 1,500 eggs year
ly, tho hcnB bolng fed almost entire
ly on household wasto scraps prepared
tho right way.
Weil-Dressed Farmer. r
Apparently tho bcst-dressed.fdr'mcra
In tho country llvo In California.' In
n quostlpnnalro 6fi(j farmorB gavo tho
cost of their clothes, Of theso, 110
paid 'from 10 to $15 each for their,
suits; "143 ffom $15 to $20; 112, frbm
$20 to $25; 2G from $30 to $40, ond
thrco from $40 to $00. Two of tho
tlirco In the last named class wero
from California, and 12 of tho 26 who
paid from $30 to $40 wjro also from
tho somo state, tho noxt greatest num.
ooi from any ono stato In this class
oelng six from Texas.
BLOODLESS BUT MOIST BATTLE BETWEEN NURSES
AND WOUNDED AUSTRALIANS IN ENGLAND
TTWOUNDED ftUSTRftUAMS RMD HURSES'IN SNOW FIGHT
Wounuew , j.ti.imin Hoauivik. inouulit tuck to HnKlnnd for luiuiuiriUlon, enjoyed their Mrat snowball light yl niuehelU park.
They declared unr on the nuries, who offered a BtronK dcfelwo, nnd a big battle dovoloped. The Australians bombarded
the nurses as vlvorously na they did tho Turks, but In this case there wero no casualties to record on o'ther side. Snow
of course Is not u nove.ty to tnuny Australians, ai snowstorms nru common In the mountains and other region ot the
Island rnntln-n In lune. July nnd AUBUfl. tho Australian winter. .
Family Suffocated By
Coal Gas Fumes
Lehl Farmer, Wife and Daughter
Are Asphyxiated While
In Bed ' " '
Lehl, Dec. 28. Joseph Smith,
farmer, 28 years of ngc; his wife,
2C, and a daughter, 4 wero found
dead In Hvlr home, throo miles nortl.
of Lehl, shortly nfter 10 o'clock this
morning.. Tho startling discovery
was made by Mrs. Ellen Smith the
mother of tho young man. Asphyxi
ation, from gas genoratod by burn
ing coal, caused tho deaths.
Tho threo deaths followed an eve
ning df pleasure Mrs. Ellen Smith,
her boii, his wlfo nnd tho llttlo girl
remained up until about 11 o'clock,
eating nuts nnd other delicacies and
thoro was no promonltlon of tho
tragedy when all had prepared to re
tiro. Mrs. Ellen Smith went to her
room and Smith and his wlfo and
daughter retired to their bedroom,
which In n small ono nnd which, be
cause ot tho cold weather was tight
'y closed.
As thoro was no flro In tho room
occupied by Smith and his wlfo and
daughter, a bucket of glowing coaU
from n coal flro was taken In and
placed nt the foot of tho bed for the
purposo of Increasing tho tempera
ture Owing to tho fact thnt tho family
had been up unusually late, Mrs.
Smith tho older, did not got break
fast as early as usual, and It was af
ter 10 o'clock when sho went Into
tho room occupied by hor son and
fnmlly to awaken them. Sho was
horrified to find them dead. Smith
was lying on the floor near tho bed,
nnd Mrs. Smith and tho llttlo f,lrl
wero In tho hod.
Tho authorities nt Lehl wcro noti
fied and tho county physician nnd
sheriff made nn examination of tho
bodies. Tholr opinion was that
death resulted from gases generated
by tho burning coal nnd it Is not
llko'iy that a formal Inquest will bo
held.
Mr. Smith wns born In Lehl ond Is
survived by his mothor, a brother
John Smith of Preston, Idaho; two
brothers, Hyrum and James Smith of
Lehl, nnd a slater, Mrs. Claudo Hlton
man of Lehl.
Mrs. Smith was the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kemp of Lehl
Junction.
Different Ylmno.
"Tho girls ysed to keep mo waiting
when I drove up In a buggy. I notice
thoy novcr keep you waiting long whor.
you drlvo up In a motor car?" 'Why
Is that?" "The girls know how quick
ly u model gets out or dato as wol'
as wo do."
Did All He Could.
"Now," sold tho norvous old woman
to tho druggist, "aro you suns you
Uavo that mcdlclno mlxod right?"
No, wa'am," said tho conscientious
apothecary, "I wouldn't go as far as
that, but I'vo got It mixed tho way' the
doctor ordcwl it."
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M0 DEMAND FOR SUFFRAGE
Peasant Women on the Northern Coast
ot France Are Acknowledged
Rulers ot Community.
On tho northorn coast of France th
peasant women are moro remarkr.nl)
than tho locnond thoy are far better,
educated. ' k
It is they who drag the boats In and
out of tho llttlo harbors., and who sell
tno fish In the markets. Thoy are
thus brouglit Into contact with tho pco
plos and civilizations ot all countries,
and no class ot womon in Europo ls
so emancipated
Thoy are strong and robust, nnd
their outdoor llfo and mascullno hnb
lts for thoy belong to tho sea as
much as do their menfolk harden
thlcr bodies, at tho samo tlmo giving
them a tasto for all mascullno pursuits
and pleasures. '
They rarely quarrel with their hus
bands; Indeed, tho lattor would fare
badly did thoy attempt coercion or Ill
treatment In any shape or form, for
tho womon ore tailor than thoy are
and quite as strong; so tho "mere
men" of tho Fronch coast prefer to
koep tholr skins whole, and treat their
wives as "Jolly good follows," which
Is exactly what they aro.
They sing tholr songs and enjoy
their glass of elder with the best ot
tholr menfolk.
GAIN LIVELIHOOD FROM SEA
French Fishermen at Home In All Wa
tersHave a Brotherhood That
Is Worth Emulating.
BoBldes sailing to tho uttermost
parts ot tho earth in pursuit ot cod,
horrlng and mackerel, tho French do
a large" trade with tho fish In tholr own
waters.
Of these thoro Is a great number,
Including two sorts of skato, mackerel,
solos, turbot, brill, plalco, flounders,
bream and oystors.
Thoro aro thrco classes of flshorfol'i
In northern Franco. Somo of tho men
have their own boats, and thoy hire
what assistance thoy requlro, buy tholr
own nets, And their own bait, etc.:
others hlro a boat botween thorn and
each man gots so much, whllo tho rest
goes to tho owner, tho third class aro
too poor to do anything but soil tholr
services.
Tho boats vary in slzo from flvo to
fifty tons and generally nlno men form
a crow.
Tho brotherhood existing nmong
thom oxtonds beyond death. The
widow of ono of their numbor has a
right to send out hor nets with tho
boat to which hor husband belongod,
and her share of what Is caught ls
scrupulously handed over to hor.
Aid to Sleep.
Thoro aro two very slmplo but ef
fective remedies for that kind of sleep
lossness that comes from overwork or
nervous exhaustion, Bays Nurso. One
Is to havo tho foet very warm. Put
them against a rubbor bag filled with
hot water. A rubbor bag Is bettor
than an earthen bottle as it will re
tain tho heat for hours. Tho second
method Is much moro slmplo. Discard
tho pillow, turn over and Ho on tho
stomach with hands clasped under the
forehead to lift tho head a trlllo. This
will often sond ono to sloop.
When you oro tired and norvous, a
good rubbing all over tho body with
the lotion horo given will bo a ery rest
Jul. Lie quietly In bed after tho rub
bing for half an hour nnd you will
then feel qult,e equal .to taking up tho
dally tasks again; hero ls tho lotion:
Diluted alcohol, six ounces; cologno
water, six ounces; tannin, ton grains.
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It pays to. advertlso., . . I
Dally Thought.
What is tho true teBt of character,
unless It bo its progresolvo develop,
mont In tho bustlo and turmoil. In tho
action nnd reaction of dally llfo?
Goethe. ,,
ASK FOR and GET
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THE ORIGINAL
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Cheap substitutes cost YCU'samo price.
State of Ohio. City of Toledo, ..
Lucna County, f "
Frank J. Cheney mnkes onth that ho la
senior partner of the firm ot R J Cheney
& Co.. doliiB business In the City of To
ledo, County and Btate nroresald, nnd
that said nrm will pnv tho sum of ONR
HUNDJIED DOI.T'AItS for each and ev
ery caso of Catarrh thnt cannot be cured
l by the uso of IIAIiIVS CATARIIH CUIIH
4 fkank j. cunNi:. ,
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my presence, this Cth day of December, 'Jfc
A. D. 1S86. &
(Bcnl) A. W. QLEARON.
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as KING or PEA-
COCK COAL !
OTHER DEALERS MAY 8AY THEY
HAVE, BUT THEY DO NOT. WE
ARE EXCLU8IVE AGENTS FOR
KING AND PEACOCK COAl . WE J
GIVE 5 PER CENT FOR CASH. )
Thatcher Coal Co.
Phono 16 and 76
46 West Center Street j
Up Town Offlco at Thatcher Livery (
We are Fully Equip! To t
Supply your every want in i?
Granite and Marble Headstones
AND MONUMENTS j
See Our Large Display
Logan Stone and
Monument Xo. ,
Corner Flnt East and First 8outl.
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