The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 24, 1896, Page 2

acetates Pate acne} ~~ « other bs other's door step. but to one side of the case, It | —— ree cruel, heartless and inexorable ;mercy | ' Published ery afternoon, except) ig 4 feeling unkwown to it. A mob/ pepe Al is not controlled by {te cooler mem- ISHING COMPANY, |... hore «l the de- WHE SUN 2UBLISH [oc rcvr the ‘an! he Lo, iigny ot Mayteld Aner Union Centra mors | sires of its most reckless and ho P.M Fuamee... vice PRESIREST | headed leaders. A rumor is taken Themeaelves. SPORETARY accused an- TREASURER Stone fora fact. Jim wrer m1 ‘ — Fore Hote WANAGERC EOEON other negro ot the oes that on Commenced business in 1867, URLS STT: Rule 1% re Creed at conelectve cul HELD A MASS MEET! has had. for sixteen years a dufficiont income “THE DAILY SUN had the accused negro been in from interest on invested assets to pay all of WA give special attention to ALL torn! hap found that night he — would its death losses, matured endowments and ,,, eeeee tung ceneral news, wnicd. © have shaved the fate of Stone, No] Resolutions That Reflect the] taxes, | KZ |reputable man regrets the death off Right and Lawful Senti- | regord, HE WEEKLY SUN | Stone, the rapist. But it would have ment Unanimo' ts devoted to the interests of been vastly better had he died at the Adopted. Cercaining whe. -rep rea 4] hand of te law. ~ American-German Bank Bldg art y vat has spoken of Mayfleld'« »; ean party. hé try but what besiey okee ay " NO FURTHER TRLUBLE EXPCCT:P, CORESPONVENCE, Jaigrace. Kentucky has become Aspects: texture of the weekly eaition «f/famous as the abode of lynch law Trent, in eaten Wt he iy ws repres't| Tol) gate raiders and murderous F : aac every locality within th a) lous ‘ shine 0 wate fet Peace and order have been re- —+IS HEADQUARTERS FOR faion |mobs are today making @ ns wrod th MUGHEE Ok ie tose the od Blue Grass State that it will \ug of citizens was held yesterday afternoon at the court house to take ADVE sTISING Rates of advertising will be made known on to live do take year = —_— cone onape bo ing law Fruit Cake Materials : : [Ofes, Standard Wiock, 1) North FOUR] cA Grae National Bank son no towards suppressing Ia’ ’ | former price $1 2 ee ies |Trilby Orient and Razor Toes. ‘Subscription Rates, ___| of Iilinois and the other bank failuree “County Judge Lee called the Apples and Oranges, Pt or soe 61.004 for shirts | J i poum... ...€ 4.50] which it caused are not to be taken meeting to urder, after stating its ‘ 2 in. black toilld dik, 85c, former NE eee eee aon frsaiom lem. Phe eee and rove te deponte hep emgage ts syeadaaal eR W. A. KOLLEY Daily, One month Of eauses of the failures are simple and |". Sate Treasurer Hale was made HOME-MADE LARD A SPEOIALTY. [22 im block tata S50, former : : ’ » Daily, per week reauhe, pe piain, ‘There was bad management] chairman and a communication from | mot, ° Pee etc ccrecse 1.co {in the affairs of the National Bank of | several colored people, some of whom Telepnone 119. Specie ‘tree Illinois, ‘The officers bad promised} had been included in the warning Specimen copie ———- THURSDAY, DEC. 24, 1806 — ee | This they ‘omptroller that left by the mob Sunday night, was nan ad as follows : % We, the undersigned citizens of but resorted to] Mayfield, Ky., deplore the existing the National they would rectify what they lid not do re: done. AT LOW PRICES, NO SUN TOMORROW. so ve manipulation of the company’s | state of affairs in and about Mar Work, former price 25 ta 3b Strictly Havana filler, HAND MADE. Tix Sen extends to its rea 1. | books to hide the magnitude of their} roar be et poli hha hay! bo All Mee Orienthl4 Silks and 1 1 am carrying the largest and most select stock of Imported and Doe vad investe 8. new wee Ss et pre- 7 - ‘ W Slip Lace at cobt gnd less mestic pipes in the City ers the salutations. of — the bad investments. T vent any further trouble, and disown he lowest place in town to get first-class\ PUOTU- \ = y '. 10 doz, white lagndgied shirts 42 x H H day, and bespenks for them/eause. ‘The othr was the weaken-|i0°" titouge on our part to moles GRAPES for the Holidays to at hace mate GOLD-BUG and 16 TO | Silver Mounted Pipgs are Beauties, white lauhderfed shirts The latte Novelties. Have also ah im ise lot of Chewing and Jinz of all their assetts caused by the antici- anyone's person or | roperty.’* «|strain of the long period of hard! ‘The usual number of speeches was pear | times and business depression made, after which the following reso | lutions were read and adopted with the fullest realization of the pated pleasures of the Christ holidays. The Svw will not 112 8S. Third Street. OF CINCINNATI, OID, No other company has equalled this) D. JONNSON, Gen. Agent. peting and a | Cloths will by P.F,LALLY | Holiday Groceries, A ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY ae. j Life Ins. Co, This company me Cor. 9th and Trimble Sts, | 50 We Make at a Specialty of High Grade BRUCE'S STUDIO. «0's: tomorrow. It’s ray projectors will] Tle wisdom of the itr beak great Saluedeam in iateas 2% leys of in ection is 8 by the Sat “ y celebrate the day in the most ap-|§ of inspection is shown by the} " Whereas, the spirit of lawlessness former pri proved style known the journalistic |fuct that this failure would have been | seems to be rife in this city and com- THE CITY BAKERY 10 doz. white dnlagudried Shirte Pi | avoided had the officers of the bank | munity, and the lives and property of 2 . profession. | y nadia _— 42c, former price _ done as they] agreed, over their own | citizens are being disregarded, Having bated a large lot of Very fine A large broken fot of men’s Under , | Resolved, by the citizens of May- a THE BOARD OF HEALTH. | signatures, that they would do, It The. wear, ask to see them N 8 9 fleld and Graves t abl és i , Now Ready. B--- It is regretted that an attempt has] also shows that the bank examiners) (dine assembled, thee while. we IK E || SW have some cae in Posh, an y. Best Sorts---SMALLEST Prices: been made to arouse prejudice by|cannot be too careful, for even in| yave no language strong enough to cis Fashena maak ltidtiaa's : We are going to sell our Chilktre e VER | e 1 F ; , } Jackets and children's wraps foe VERY reason of the election of Dr. Isabelle | this case the officers of the bank cov-| condemn the fiendish crime commit We can offer you same for less money th you can make The pr smal ob tnattines end SM “woop aera to fill a vacancy in the board offered up, in some degree, their ras-|ted upon a most worthy lady of our them at home. We also have a fine ling oKall kinds of arpete should eles Ule entire like ta SMALLEST PROFIT. mal decimal ik tok city, upon the other hand we are BREAD AND CAKES. \ és weak We want to draw your children’s trade; we frant your children to gro Legos! The va ry ta si te in vy. pie ‘ ret caused by the {Conditionally opposed to all mob We sand ready to save you money | @p in our Shoes, then they will trade with us #llAheir | col rr pd fo is purely a matter of business. To be flurry at Gtet caused by Pl tern. t not trading with a { our custom - on eve ¢ ot trading h as, ask one o ers about our Shoes, and abo snk ft tates wae the Dart ino tr] °S a, te snd F, KIRCHHOFF, | j0eniint nc wone{te crak ce ah ctast ema yo Bh, te social standing at all to any person| subsided. It is but one of the in-| unmeasured terms the lawless con-/ 118 SOUTH SECOND SPREET ing are all for sale \ ) or his color may be. The ob-leyitable results of reckless invest-| duct in the burning of houses on the et nae = 3 ) ) } > | - | Heese ae et te wolely to pte-|ment of a bank's funds, ‘The grest| aight of the Siet inet, and the killing | ——- = 7 Le orge perlhar®d, ject of the board is sole I ment of a bank's 5 g on the 22nd inst. | interview at Frankfort in which he —— of the colored boy serve the health of the city. It is/majority of all bank failures ate| sia pledge our best efforte and our| States that the utterances of the supposed that those physicians will] eaused by bad m ment. The|means to bring the guilty perpetra-| Frankfort ‘Capital’? must not be be selected who have the largest) most valuable le f the recent | tors to the bar of justice. taken asin any way expressin practices, and who are best situated | period of depression is that con- 3. Resolved, that bo condemn in ee, sree —— he. pag e convers ° F / aution sre the .|the strongest terms the conduct of {About by the statement that Dr to be conversant with the nitary | servatism and caution are the only marauding parties who for a few|Hunter had the nomination on the The colored | safe guards in business even in flush first ballot. eee ee nights past have taken advantage of people form a large part of the popu-| times the excited condition of the public lation of this city. Upon their mind to terrorize the community and tary condition the general alth of| basa public peace, er we Leap é sity depends toa large degree ourselves to suppress this evil a e selection o! ysicia | A happy man ig always a healthy one. It is impossible to be happy er cheerful or usefql ing from a disec nasty little cou Twenty days after Fort Sumter | was fired upon Spain recognized the vuthe Jonfederac. ist from | Southern Confederacy wonderful do this for any love for the South, | i the effort. 4 | among their number, and who is|@ goth wali Laelia ae 4. Resolved, that we pledge our-| ‘at people All goon from day to ipso facto well acquainted with their ine geo, og fo" |selves to protect all good citizens, | 18Y $Y eriyg from | these distressing hatred of the United States. From] oth black and white, in the enjoy- |‘ rders When felidf bs so easily ob- tained. Dr. #ell’s Pine Tar Honey cures cou hsand cokls of all descrip- tions. It is swift and gure. So'd by all draggists NOVEL PHOTOGRAPHS. condition, is really the part of Wis- dom. The colored physician can, in his ordinary routine of duties, attend to matters that come under the care of the board of health, which other- looked It is desire city | Republic. the days of the Spanish Armada, the! ment of their rights of life. English| 5, Resolved, that we distinguish {between the lawless element and the law-abiding citizens, of both colors and races, and we demand the op- ain has cherished ® | pression of the lawless, and the pro- nusy of the American) tection of the better element by the | constituted authorities. = _ | 6. Resolved, That we recognize in fr now turns out that Spa’n is/the low whisky dives kept by worth- -hilippine | less and disreputable men, both white and black, the fruitful source of all kinds of crime, and we demand their extermination, regardless of color or ving rapidly to the front, and the} -ondition, to aid in effecting this de- erers of China may yet give the | sired end, liberty and pursuit of hap- hated the since the firs! Spaniards bave speaking people, and Napoleon sold Louisiana to the Uni- States 5; after | ted {smoldering j wise would have to be by the white members. that the sanitary condition of the should be as perfect as possivle, and | if the presence of a colored physician | jyqyy,, on the board will aid the board of} 7, health there should be no objection We believe that those physicians the board Some Fresh Wonders Performed by the Camera. hard time in the Japan is said to be secretly Mirrore—Some Curious Examples. ling the rebels there, Japan is 4 French photographer has pleased Paris, always charmed with @ novelty, who have resigned from will fiud that they bave acted prewa-| sis Dons a pointer or two on | pines, pol aggre egy at photes turely and with undue haste Orivntal »pment as illustrated | 7. Resolved, That the burning of genious arrangement of ei gg they allowed a little old-time prejus| in the y of the Mikado j the houses on the night of the 21st reguits he attaius are novel, surprising dice to overcome their -ommon sen-e. | —— | inst., was nota crusade upon the and sometimes sensational, as, for in 7,8 Tux Three Frends continues to| Whisky dives by the temperance peo- stance, his bona fide photograph of a No Southerner has ever yet refused : ple, but was a difficulty growing out| well-known Parisian being ridden in to take his seat in Congress because | laud guns aud other war supphes OD! | + business competition between the the street by his horse. Grotesque con of the presence there of a colored | the Cuban coast. Her latest achieve-| principal participants in the buruing, |nauou® such as this are, of course member. If the two races can at-|meut is to place a company of Ameri-) who Were competitors in the dive bus- |p ave long been able Bg ge ed volunteers ou Cu The | i: ess. curious effects by embodying figures 0 the nal affairs of this | car me : toad to the see gyciaee iptain of that plucky vessel is doing| Pledges were made to support and | trom several negatives in on BALLROOM BICYCLING. ; Favie} FOR MEN, country as mi hs ak th nacmne Katksaoeall cken eee the officers in maintaining the} The beauty of this last phe & Musical Hide ai Lord and Lady uri " ause @very op em, V WOMEN AND CHILDREN WILL BE CONDUCTED AT seems that the two ra ight to t ning salle "5 | aw, sfter which Judge Robertson in- | novelty is, however, that the prints do | seg’e ~ wing thefprettiopt and best 2S-cout able to be represented in Pawueah’s) for ( roduced a resolution which was|nat “give away” the process, as the old nquer : grakerch) arin. W : b f healt ————————— jopted by the colored —_peo- | fashioned bulit up photographs invar re “ * a . 7 9 7 poard of health Tux two issues upon which Me- ’ Jably do by the stilted postures and in . on anywhere | The physicians of this city have a ! pl to the _ effect —_ that |*bly do by the stilted . : mn '@ ' d he physicis ' Kinley was elected were sound money |they wanted and bad asked |;oneruous diseords of the compos roomand when | — Handkerehte® *_ ways been willing to practice in snd protection to American labor] no assistance from outsiders. Many '| eiimpurs of real scence of an altogether ap dang “4 . " ored families » one bas ever! vi dustries, ‘The first issue was| trusted to the authorities for protec-|\mpossible nature. ‘They are 2h ginny pares i Re I oysasiys ¢ Where you can find may# useful and appropriate POLL heard of the color line bewg draw «it when the polls closed on No-|H00, and that there was among them |enough to deceive an expert, or to ma es was an important item i IDAY GIFTS. /Phis \s your chance to save 2 when a responsible colored man y no spirit of vindictivevess. The city |» superstitious person almost believ fal oa cn paajd Piro GLLVES ti the Holida Trade / . per si : f caue Meal The second issue will be) council enacted an ordinance re-| miracles, Tiesienl vide of tha Haasanaia | y cent, on every pair of Ladies’, Men's and Children’s / Shoes wanted medical attendance The oiied when the Fifty-ifh congress] quiring all people to keep off the| All Paris is enthusiastic over one of een | Maid Guahmere Gives tie and te, | We have the 4 seven thousand colored peo of this | meets streets after 10 o’ciock, avd on mo- pl cettydey in particular. It le a pho- | ‘The ladies wore cycling costumes of | La ea Woolen 3 : : a hoe aaealiad ty ele icine wey, Wieck a Pees an "|tograph of a gentleme ening | pale blouses, with dark blue and | wae city have no’ ! i Taras Collawe. football nthe Mayfield, Paducah and Louis bins. with the face his flancee | Yark blue ts pay | ‘ Finest Chea Cheap Shoes and es and upop the few colored doctors of this ¥ THe Amerean — ville papers were requested to pub | jaineily poised on his immaculate shirt ae gy B af the Bien COMES Fee SOGa Me etnte say tor medical assistance. We xis could all be corralled and sent lish the proceedings of the meeting. Ifront. ‘The giel' face wees to be as | tlle ren toa | Myr 5 aiety pala oa The Cheapest Fine Shoes: Hieve that the common sense of the |to Cuba to tackle Weyler and bis co-| | ‘The statement that the death of] much a part of the man’s figure as is his | with PD PO eat and Boys’ Spowch woot ¢ a| Seanad ? Aypond peg Pe : ss war with Spain, | Will Sewett was not known until/ head, and not merely a picturestamped | gop ve before the ball a rehearses. be and fe ! iN THE Query, people of this city will approve ¢ try might be | Xesterday morning 1 only a story ]on the white linen bosom |was held in a larg urban drill | joes eh Aces willing to risk hostilities evade av acknowledgment that it was|fHe figures in such a way that they are | vironments, for a ball had been held | ‘Table fines, Nappins, Towels, Musiery, | bo THE SPIRIT OF MOB LAW benpmrger ener mgr scooped. reflected from the mase of mirrors di-/the night before. The floor was so uipery, Purses, Table Cover We have them—Heavy, Fine and All Wdol, Also « Twenty ER ery omy SR v rectly into the eye of the camera. Some- | }, ; t : } way grades, Twenty- No better illustration of the dire-| 8 Mayfield wae patrolled lovt, slghOLGES. the woman's tac fe popeodoced Lettre er eeah bali had | Portains, hase wits five per cent off on every pair ful results of mob law can mind “5 5 . more re theo the : ‘ of | by special officers appointed for the|in « smaller form, and in the shape of a | ‘octiete cidecliding Tok ate Peotg Prat ku New York tis very evident that | purpose. heart, and is so d as to take the 4 wed 4 pa , , ‘ n the cruel and uncalled for mur- ¥ 508 parp heart, arranged as to take the | and the commands indicated a blend o} Dolls, Ta m, | than the ¢ there is usment need of the retura of ~ —— place of the organ in which the god of | the ¢ cgi apa He % trgn Trains, Hoa 2 ADIES AND EN'S ry a | the cavalry ride and the quadrille, A y der of the negro Charles Sewett at}! ~ THR STATEMENT DENIED | [See te popsinctr peppered te duet [cnr nae, Tice. ond the cnadrilie em, Building bx ' Mayfield Tuesday night, Sewett| MBNABY Hall to aid in counting ; is Photographs taken by the mirror | lows’ several times, she iid it on defile Best Quatity asp Lowsst Pures . dung 5 sh | hotogreph sete MAFPOF | down several times, she did it so deftly is waa an inoffensive negro boy coming| New York's v That Vr, Hunter Has Enough | ye, show people in every concelt’ | that there was barely an interruption 8 j Holiday Book 3 | ‘0 ance, two broth- | t the moveme nother la¢ " i home to spend the Christmas with] Tux Georgia legislature has voted| Votes to Nominate on the — Jers are photographed to appear as one | ftolland costume, turning chatty ton | ae y Books, , John J Norian Sees Gaus wal ilaldccts atu mecnas te Pa ge foes Selancodl upetie" down bathe bore | ala, haseme, turning ebeeply ‘a i jy, Bibles, Prayer Books and ee ’ outskirts of Mayfield by an aimed] pyijroa.s to carry bicycles as baggage. | Ballot. | an Salt are in evening dress | mounted #0 quickly that only an ex- . “6 Devotional Articl bef : 7 be ee ag ” a jeather pumps to crus! - eyclist could detec ha! he move- H Q mob and shot down in his tracks! ju: pothing better could be expected Prom Loutevitie Post. hate, it {6 difficult to decide when one jonny an peo pe pe ne ee bd | tonal Articles, 205 Broadway. like a dog. And why; for nol of :uat state siuce Bryan carried the| A Republican leader of the leg-| ae the Pleture right side up. Pletures |” We have not yet hear! how the reat |” 7 . . reason except that he was 4 negro. | state Jislature said this morning, as he} °% *mals tn all conceivable positions | ride went off, the mail not having 2 i nad tes 7 N F | tate Se rary a aatucky | tf & fad of this photographer, whose | brought the agcount to hand.—Lond 4 S The bloodthirsty mob wrought to a} oS! glanced over the list of Kentucky }ire often takes a humorous tu A | Moit sean tinaneied faam \ 4 ae t | senators sare vety small spake in the act of swallow- Dr, Hunter} ing an unusualiy large elephant is a ta- would get forty votes on the first) vorite with those who have a sense of tly| caucus ballot is all wrong. 1 can the ridiculous, Other pictures, how- name but two senators who will vote] *¥er, lean to tragic rather than the for Hunter, ‘The statement giving] °°™'* Hunter forty, Holt six and Hoyle six] 4 P¥FamM of babies, to the number of | votes is ridieulouss Hunter will be|', cf 18 another picture which at | FOSS 1 FEOUIONA | SEuRIe '€ltracts a great deal of interest, for, | nearly the last man in the race.’’ though the tote are still in the long r mean tae This morning two of the known | clothes period of existence, they appear ( is Paducah’s leading) candidates for the Republican nomi-| to balance themselves with all the sang frenzy by the blood of one negro be-| Cxvraiy Democrats still talk comes delirious with passion and sees im every negro au evemy, 2 ravisher) tity of women and a midnight murderer A prominent Maytield judge, if the} papers bave reported him correctly, | approves of the mobbing of Jiu) Stone; the next night the home of a suspected negro is burved down with “The statement that castically about the promised pros- They are however, slig premature, Cleveland still has two nths more to serve Oye of the best presents you can send your friend is the Swy, daily for one year il | | The harm in Whiskey mostly comes from the vagt\amount of {impure, green, doctored | with whieh the market is f ed. When you want ¢ feetly | pure article for home and medie- Jinal use you will tind it in our famous OLD BATTLE AX at 82 ber gallon. | SCH WAB LIQUOR CO, 206 Broadway. Th un eding ly 1 ress for a fa hand elasping | with | Ag torted, as thougt nd sh out to fall to the ground A Shower of Anta A correspondent describes a remarka- ble phenomenon witnessed in Jerusa lem at the beginning of July. Aswarm of flying ants settled upon the city and filled the air from sunrise until nine v'clock, Visitors to the Holy Sepulcher were obliged to use their handkerchiete constantly in order to keep the insects out of their eyes and nostrils, The na- tives asserted that this extraordinary | nation for the senate are reported as| froid of professional acrobats | saying substantially the same thing,| One large photograph which the Pa- Hickory SI Wood. and that it was absolutely false that] "ism camera juggler lately exhibited For nice stove weyd telephone 29.| Hunter had enough votes to nomi- | St #2 exhibition of pictures, noted more $1 per load. tf, | nate him on the first ballot, faz thely oddity then the pension shor Outo Rives Stoke anv Rus Co.| Governor Bradley bas given out an ala Salbjoeta, 9 peekeliy the most crewsome of apy he haa yet taken, valuable buildings and the |‘*!'y pave supight following & seventeen year ~old —» ig murdered almost at bis wait- flight of ants was the precursor of an earthquake, Whether there was any eal connection between the two phe 1a OF not, aS a matter of fact two wht shocks of ¢ ake were felt In Jerusalem on the evening of the saine | y, ae sores ji Harbour's Great Slaughter Sale | ter-in-law, wh lormer price § Ht inet sate | MUL. FX. ROLL: BY, ~ CHRISTMAS CHIMES: “Capes and Jackets, Dress Seat “? - DISTALLERS OF THE—— Warr ay te sof he CELEBRATED play bog hay Ferndale Boufhon and Rve eather Boas./ HISKEY © There Is u He oy ‘ ‘ We also «istill and sell he best Sour Mash $2.00 lady than « Feat ry why) whiskey in t e Ma ! en spectal wb r pee te attention Jugs, Boxes at tles furnished ' 7 Handkerchiefs and Umbrelias 106 first clags work snd prompt de-|call and see OUR WHEELS apd get Bottom P NLY TWO WEEKS MORE 310 BROADWAY. New Fall Styles, up Ao- date. Bee our new Fretich calt, Trilyy toe, only B3..S All Sizes, All , idths from C to E. aii cayetsayt teponts cor Men's, Ladies’ and Children’s on se Monulay at| Shoes Exclusively. put on sdle Monday at LATEST STYLES, POPULAR PRIC Men’s Shoes, wk-Tuking to begin Monday after Christmas li Novelty Dress Patterns left will sold astonishingly low prices hy not buy a nice th $2 to FS. dfess for your sther, mother-in-law fe you edn save enough bay the ALL NEW GOODS. mmings 27 in. black satin, for skirts, 85) 22 in. plain and| fancy bengaline 0. former price $4.00 Extra line of si ad velvet at prices to close Fu pieces «real tetphon Ince to Wy ne torfljon laces THE CELEBRATED: : Turn-Verein, ‘*Co, Q," Jap ani Midget Havana * CIGARS 15 pied | Smoking Tobaccos. white talleddied uhiets It will pay you to call and examine my eptite stock. BVT GVVV Hlas anyt Z the Gir ry E, B, HARBOUR, S17 Broadway and Prov » Line that you KAMLEITER |" $ = | UP-TO-DATE GROCER, | > FRES\ MEATS AND OYSTERS AL- e WAY ON HAND Sock Telgphone 124. \\ 437-441 S, Third St $ ¥ ‘ DEVO VVOS-DEVAVEVGED ALL KINDS ©, ’ ri —= > Gam Stark Distilling Co, 120 South Se free nl Street UNTLL THE NEW YEAR A SPECIAL BANGAIN SALE and 26 128 North Fifth Street, f Neax Parmer House, DEALERS High Grade Bicycle and Bicycle ; af vies bs i Suitable for Ministers, D egéhers, and in reach of all, pee es xclusive Bicycle House in the City, From S is the BEST SEASON for RIDING, WE Mime rives On same, J.B, PURYEAR, Manager, w— > ] + a «ur | Agent for Odell Typewrite BRONDWAY |r nee TELEPHONE 200, "The Only Give us your laundry if you wan'|t December 1