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Tnr Ir,

PONDS EXTRACT is known everywhere, and well
meriu ts reputation the .People'. Remedy y ana
Universal Pam Destroyer For forty years this
great vegetable compound has proved its ecaey ana
never failed 10 do its duty when brought into use m
has won its greatest renown subduer Of ali pains
aud Inflammation, and should be In every houze6old
fONDS EXTRACT cures Burns, Old Sores Chafine
POUNDS Bruises. Piles Catarrh, Henorrhages Fen.aie
SS.4k.xlnts. ETC. Ask Tor FUNDS EXTRACT. Take
sAooooA Wy3l
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FOR STANDING BY THE UNION.
New York Brewers Turned Adrift by
Their Employers To-day.

Their Employers To-day.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The headquarters Of
the ale and porter bosses at No. Irving place
presented lively scene this morning, when
hundreds of men formed in line to be regis
tered to take the place of the journeymen
brewers to be locked out. The men employed
In the various breweries were Intercepted to-
day as to whether they were ready to give up
the union. Those replying in the affirmative
were retained in their work, while those ex-
pressing their loyalty to the union were in
formed that there was no more work for them.
The number of men to be locked out cannot be
ascertained as yet. but it is thought that
large majority will stick by the union
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Murder i'm n New York saloon.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-David Hennessy. twenty
years old, of No. $50 18th avenue, shot
and instantly killed Hugh O'Keefe at ten
minutes to ii o'clock this morning in a saloon
at 613 18th avenue. Hennessey was arrested.
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FOUND IN BALTIMORE. Mattingly
brought from Baltimore this afternoon four
teen-year-old boy named Chas. Lawson, who
left the home of his mother. Mrs. Newton, No.
400 18th street northwest. last Thursday. The
boy was found in Baltimore at the house of Mrs
Mary Anderson. He stated that he was raised
by Mrs. Anderson and lived at her house in
Baltimore until about two years ago, when his
mother brought him to this city. His mother,
he said, told him that his name was Charlie
Murphy, but in Baltimore he was told that his
name was Lawson. He would rather live
in Baltimore, he said. because his mother
whipped him for staying out late at night. He
was turned over to his mother this afternoon
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General Foreign News.

General Foreign News.
JOHN BRIGHT RALLYISG.
LONDON, Nov. 2S-Mr. John Bright has raj
lied considerably.
HENRY GEORGES ENGLISH TRIP.
LONDON. Nov. 2S.-Henry George will remain
in England until December 8.
ANOTHER RUSSIAN LOAN.
ST. PETERsBURG, Nov. 2S.-It is reported that
another great loan has been decided upon by
the government.
ON THE ZANZIBAR COAST.
LONDON. Nov GA Zanzibar dispatch says
the German men-of-war Leipzig and Sophie
have proceeded to Bagamoyo on account of a
report that fighting has broken out there.
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Indictments Against Newman.
TWO CHARGES OF EMBEzzLEMESr.

To-day the grand jury found two indictments
against Dallas NJ. Hughes, alias Marion d.
Newman alias G. NJ. st. Clair one charging
false pretenses in obtaining $40, November 4,
from Kate G. Smith, and the other the same as
to obtaining 800 from o. F. Breese Il Sons
October 10.
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CHARGED WITH EMBEZzLEMENT.-Lnth the Grim
inal Court to-day the trial of John Carney on
the charge of having on the 10th of October
last, embezzled S1S from George w. Knox, was
resumed. The defense was that the defendant
was drinking at the time to such an extent that
he was incapable Of forming an intent to en-
bezzle. The jury found a verdict of not guilty
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Probable Case Of Suicide.

CIScIxSArI. Nov 2S--November 9Th, Ann
Ellen Neal. aged nineteen, disappeared from
her home in Cumminsville and no trace could
be found Of her. This morning her dead body
was found in q branch Of Mill Greek, where 10
is supposed she had drowned herself.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market as reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, 1919 street.
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Nc FAMILY SAFE

without prompt and convenient remedy for Group
whooping Cough. Bronchitis. and other Throat and
Lung troubles. bottle Of Ayers Cherry Pertoral
hs- saved many life. Mrs. J. Gregg LIST street Low
ell Mass. writes MY children have taken Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. for Group IL gives immediate re-
nef invariably followed by cure"
Il have found Ayers Cherry Pectoral perfect cure
for Group. in all cases. have known the worst cases
believed in very short time by - use: and advise
sn families to keep it in the house"-S H. LATIMER
n d., Mt Vernon. Ga.
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The viii Of the late Peter Mcvary, fled with
Register Clagett to-day, leaves his real estate
to his wife for life and then 10 his sons James
and Stephen. VIM. Fegan and Barnard Leon
ard are named az executors.
This afternoon Detectives Carter and Mahon
arrested Nathaniel Laws, q canyasscr, on the
charge Of embezxlsment preferred BY r. ,.
Jone1
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

TURKEYS FOR PosT-OFFIcE DEPARTMENT EN-
PLoYEs.-Postmaster-G Dickinson to-day
surprised the officials of the various bureaus of
the Post Office department by presenting them
with Thanksgiving turkey each These gifts
were distributed at the homes of the recipients
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Capt. Odiorne Was Not Drowned.

BosroS. Now 2s.-Capt Levi L. Odiorne. of
Maiden, the commander of the Philadelphia
steam collier Allentown, was not on
the vessel, as reported. His wife
has received letter from him
dated Philadelphia, stating that owing to a
business engagement he was unable to sail and
that the vessel was in charge Of Mr.. Paul, the
first mate
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A Disastrous Coon Hunt,

THE PARTY OF FIVE HAD ONLY ONE GUN, But IT
DISABLED THEM ALL WHEN IT BURST.
CHICAGO. Nov. 28-A dispatch from Jeffer-
sonville, Ind, says: Wesley Middleton and his
son, William Arnandale and his and an
unknown cooper, all of SeIlersburg, went coon
hunting yesterday. They had but one shot
gun between them. On freeing the coon the
cooper took the gun and shot. 1t exploded,
driving the breech-pin through his eye into
the brain and almost scalping young Middle
ton. The elder Arnandale was knocked down
by the gun barrel and his sons face was horri-
bly, lacerated. The injured men were COM
PEELED to walk miles for medical treatment.
Young Arnandale will probably die.
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RAxoE or TEE Taxxnoxxrxa.-Thef ollov;,~
we're the resdihgs ct the signal olRcs to-dsv:
= m, y; p. n, % maximum, ~
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II You Have

CONSUMPTION,
BRoNCHITIS,
SCRoFULA,
COUGH or COLDS,
THROAT AFFECTION,
WASTING OF FLESH,
Or any Disease where the Throat and Lungs in
famed Lack of Strength or Nerve Power, you can be
Believed and Cured by
SCOTS EMULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL VITA
HYPOPHOSPHITES.
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The Postal Service Tomorrow.

The sv'ral divisions of the city post-ofice
and branch stations will be kept open for the
transaction of business for the public on
Thanksgiving day. November 90, until noon.
A delivery by carriers will be made at a. m.
The collection for the afternoon will be made
at the usual Sunday hours, p. m. and $50 p.
m. The carriers window win be open from
to Z pm. The general delivery window will
not be closed.
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,tments as follows:
Real Estate Matters.

B. H. Warder has bought, for $4,000. of E. T..
Kaiser, part 5, square 28s, 16 feet ~ inches by
96 feet, on the north side of G street, between
18th and 18th streets northwest.
Rebecca s. Marshall has bought, for "a, 1914 10,
OF Ella g. Davis, part of lot 8, square "a, 'front.'
ing 364 feet ON the south side OF Pennsylvania
avenue, between Gath and 25th streets north
west.
The District has bought for $500, of C.
W. Baldwin, lot 4, square SO, 925S x95 feets5
inches, on the southeast corner of 22d and E
streets northwest.
John A. Stewart has bought, for So, 700. of
Emma B. Baumgras, lot rs, square 2O2, 2Oxl20
feet on west side of 14th street, between W
and Boundary streets.
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How AN OswEGo MAN LOST HIS MONEY
Walter Burns, Of Oswego, N. Y, on his way
south, arrived in this city early last evening
and registered at the American house. After
supper he started ont to see the town. He had
several hundred dollars in his pocket and about
$4,000 sewed in one of his undergarments He
strolled along Pennysylvania avenue until he
reached the corner OF 18th street, when he met
young woman calling herself Minnie Thomp-
son, who lives at the house of Mary Adams,
No. 2O2 11th street northwest. During the
evening they attended Kernan's theater. This
morning Burns complained to the
police that he had been robbed Of about $50
and Sergeant Diggins and Oficer Heller ar
ceny. They also arrested May Adams, the
alleged proprietress of the house, who was
charged with receiving stolen property and
keeping bawdy house. When the cases were
called in the Police Court to-day Mr.. Caring
ton represented the defendants. Minnie
Thompson was charged with stealing S31 from
Burns. After hearing the testimony the judge
said he did not think that such man was en-
titled TO insurance against loss. The court
ordered the money recovered esd returned
Mr.. Shillington abandoned the charge Of re-
ceiying stolen property against May Adams
and the court fined her S25 for keeping a
bawdy house.
RoBBER1Es REPoRrED.-w. J. Ray, sos 10th
street northwest, reports stolen from a shed in
the rear Of new a building on Pierce street,
Thursday night pair Of timers shears.-Jas
n. Doty. No. 50 street northwest, reports that
his overcoat was stolen last evening. Rose
Jones, No. 467 Armory street, reports the lar
ceny Of q bottle green yisite last evening"
Thornton Williams, No. Isl Virginia avenue,
reports stolen from the Cadets armory, o
street. between 18th and 9Th, last night, blue
overcoat
The jurors in the Criminal Court we're dis
charged this afternoon with thanks
From Chapman 4 Taylor we have the Christ
mas number Of the London Illustrated Sport
ing and Dramatic Newx
The jurors Of the Circuit Court were excused
ceinber TO-
At . meeting Of Indiana republicans last
evening arrangements were made for recep-
tion TO Governor-elect Hovey, Ht the Hbhitt
house, Saturday evening.
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Mrs. Gould shows no Change.
Trying to Stamp Out Dipthheria.

NEW YORK. Nov. 28.-Mrs. Jay Gould's con-
dition remains unchanged
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TROOPS COMING NEXT MARCH.
A Magnificent Military Pageant ON
Pennsylvania Avenue.

THE OHIO NATIONAL GUARD MAY coME-rHE
PENNSYLVANIA TBooPs-soExEs AT CHAIRMAN
BRITToSs OFFICE To-DAY-THE ROOMS AT
THE PENSION BUILDING.
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PALATABLE AS MILK.

Ask for scott's Emulsios and let explanation or
solicitation induce you to accept substitute.
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Collision at the b. and o. Station.

This morning passenger engine was back
ing out of the Baltimore and Ohio depot when
one of the yard engines got in its path and a
collision followed. About 800 damage was
done. No one was injued.
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One at Inauguration headquarters this morn
ing could almost fancy he could hear the drum
beats and see the flying flags of the military
pageant next 4th of March. Chairman Brit
ton was closeted during the morning with SOL
dierly-looklng men, and Col Wright chair
man OF the public comfort committee. was ex-
ploring the town with other soldierly-looking
men, searching for quarters The indications
are that the inaugural procession will exceed
in numbers and in general display anything of
the kind ever witnessed on Pennsylvania ave-
nue.
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For Making Counterfeit Nickels.

OLEAS, N. Y, Nov. 2s-Alfred Wilder. a
young man. was arrested Yesterday for making
and passing counterfeit nickels. The fourteen
yesr-old girl. wife of Louis Lane, of Oswego,
Pa, was with him, she having run away from
her husband with Wilder.
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The Opium Smugsler Chief Convicted.
AUBURN. n. Y, Nov. 2S.-The jury has found
verdict of guilty ON all six counts against
Gardner chief of the opium smugglers.
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BONDS AccEPrED.-The Secretary of the
Treasury to-day accepted $4,000 coupon AZ
per cents and $1,000 registered AZ per cents at
lOQl1
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ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

Reported for The EVENING STAR
The CIRCUIT CoURTs-Judge Keith opened
at the Fairfax street court house this morning
the city circuit court for two DAYS session. de-
voted to civil cases. He closed last evening at
the Columbus street court house the Noyem-
Der term of the circuit court for the county.
He has decided in the case of Miner Lemon
that Lewis Mckenzie, who had paid 500 TO
Benz. Austin while clerk of the court for taxes.
should have made the payment to the county
treasurer, and that Austin was in that transac-
ton, the agent OF MIR. Mckenzie and not of the
state, 30 that the money must be paid sec
ond time. The suit between DUNCAN Wells d
Co. Gate the Alexandria canal and bridge COM
pany,) and the supervisors of the county was
dismissed as settled. Judgment for Sl99 IS was
given in the case of Rothbrock Stebbins agt.
W. B. Brockett. The decision of the court in
the suit of Vim. Winters aat the National brick
company was withheld by the court for
future determination. The circuit court for
the county will not meet again until next Nav
An OLD SUIT.-One of the suits of Glenn
against the stockholders of the defunct Ma
tional express and transfer company of which
several were entered in Washington, is on the
docket OF the circuit court of Alexandria county
and was called up during the term lust closed.
MIR. Vanderwerken, former washingtonian, is
sued to compel him to pay all the installments
went over until next year.
SUITS CoMPRoMIsED.-The cases of Angus
Frere and Franey, killed at the Four-mile run
disaster, where suits have been brought by the
relatives, were compromised at the courthouse
To-day ON the payment of $4,000 damages in
each case, and the suits have been withdrawn.
NoTEs.-Judge Keith has under advisement
the case OF the Columbia brick company, which
was argued before him In chambers few DAVIS
ago. The judge held chamber in Washington
for the purpose of hearing the argument
The Sunday school of the NJ E. church south
has contributed $3.50 for missions. Rev. H.
T. SHARP, of Grace EpiscopaD church con-
Quoted last night the union services at the First
Presbyterian church, little child of Mr..
James A. Stoutenbprg died suddenly this morn
ing at its home ON Wolfe near Washington
street-Rev.C. H. Yatman, the evangelist, Is
quite sick here.-The remains of Mr. James
Coliingsworth, who died at Providence hospi-
tai, IN Washington, win be brought here Tor
burial.
MARRIAGE LIcyNsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court 70 W. r.
McCioskey and Mary G. A. Smith; r. w. Sharps
and Ida Jacobs; James r. Walter and Edith
Lee Aoitzman; B. +. Thorn, Of Weston, VIVA
and Emma v. Cooke, Of Prince Georges Co
Nd; w. =. Beck, IT,. and Katie n McCathrsn,
shadrack Bruce and Mary w. Whittinrton.
Thos Fitzgerald and Lizzie Fealev. n
LETTERS and Grace h. Grimes.
Ramon or rHF TaExnoxxrz.-Thef o,Iovin~
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

-111@1' . O11H9HsHsI 70 IVIkfI@
Prepared by DR. J. @. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold
b. al Druggists. Price Ell; six bottles IS. n26-7t
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Sold by all Druggists.

SCOTT 4 BOVINE. Chemists, N Y.
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love ought TO lift the burden that brushes the
life and hope cut Of them, contrary to bust
ness principles, higher than business prin-
cipleSa
As Mr.. Philbrick finished, a close carriage
rolled by them and stopped little beyond,
where gentleman and lady stood to welcome
the visitor
.sYour reforms" answered Philip, after
moments thought, ''should be founded ON
business principles Then the force of the
business instinct win carry them out. 9th
erwiser- lie lifted his hat TO Mrs Filings
worth, but she did not seem to notice him
her eyes were fixed ON her husband, who WINS
in the act of hspding a lady out OF the car
rage The lady wore travelling suit of a
blue shade Hcr face YVES hid as she stepped
down. showing q white feather in tho back
Of her hat, and a few strands of golden hair
below. Then sse raised her face as the car
riage rolled away, and wild, sweet thrill of
pain shot through Philips heart, while every
nerve in his hody tinglcd like finely tuned
stringed Instruments, trembling in sympathy
with a rosounding chord Lis feet refused
to take him away, while his hungry eyes de-
voured Bertha's beauty, for it was no other
than she come back-his lost darling found
again. His heart warmed, as he looked into
divine glow; how cold it had been, and SO
long. A great burden of WEAKNESS seemed
lifted from him. 1t was as If, after dreary
old age, the sweet peace Of childhood was
born in him again.
For the moment he forgot everything that
had come between them, as in the bright,
perfumed morning child forgets the dreary
night just past. But the long night had
changed her; the exquisite roundness of her
face and form had gone; even her grand blue
eyes seemed faded like her cheeks, once SO
rich in their sunset glow. And he only
yearned over her the more tenderly-the new
element of pity seemed only wanting before
to glorify his love into a religion. He longed
to1ush to her, putting away her father, who
had no caresses for her, aud his wife, who
was darting flashes of hate ar the unwelcome
guest He would enfold her in his arms.
She would be glad for them at last; such
love as his made the closest kin in the world.
He took step toward her, but no one saw
him.
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CONTINUED
clNcINNArI CENTENNIAL NOTES.

Low rates viii be given on all the rail
roads.
Applications for space are still roll
ing in.
The price of admission viii be fifty
cents head.
The hotel rates will not be raised dur
ing the Exposition.
Eighth street park was originally in
tended for a market space.
The Offices of the Exposition will be
removed to the new buildings about
April l.
The dome win be reached by means Of
elevators. From this perch you can look
over into Kentucky.
cover the Rhine' will be favorite
resort ia 1883 All the buildings Of the
'big show are in this section.
There is not town or city in the couG-
try that Is OF oraamented with posters
or ntAol4ayha OF the great show.
President james Allison, the Director
General, Was a gallant soldier in an Indi-
ana regiment during the civil war
The greatest singers and musicians
from All over the world are being en-
gagged By the amusement committee.
Horticultural Hall win excel in
beauty anything ever attempted in the
way Of a flower show on this continent
The new structures win cost nearly
100000. They win be formally turned
over to the Commissioners on or about tho
1st Of April
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eucklens Arnioa saIve.

Tan 8Esr Saws ia the world for cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcer, Salt kheun Fever
Sores letter, Chapped Easds, Chilblaius,
Congestion, Ska Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. Il 10
guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction or
mouey refanded. Price 20 cents per box.
ssTSES s. ~
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The formal transfer of the new build
ings win be made an occasion Of great in
terest The associate commissioners Of
the several states wiz be invited TO par
tieipate.
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( Subscribe for the ISDEpENDENI,
I -- Only $500 per year.
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CHAPTER XIX.

RADICAL.
cob, my Cod my God, Why couldn't
|havo waited Y
She tore the gold chain from hAr neck and
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p OOMS-By man and wife, three unfur-
IL nished rooms for housekeeping, be-
tween now and the 18th; rent not to exceed
$40. Address D 5. Globe. 155
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WHERE WANTS CAN Be LEFT
FOR INSERTION IN

THE GLoBE. (
LYONS & TICKNoR, Druggists, 7O7 East
Thirdstreet corner Bates.
CONGER BROS. Druggists, $40 University
avenue, corner Virginia.
MOUNTS & SAWYER, Grocers, corner Ash
land avenue and Dale street.
A.. P. WILKES, Druggist 75e and 761 West
Seventh street
BERKMAN & CO., 422 Dakota avenue.
E. FOX, 4s2 Rice street,
o. P. WILLIAMS. 64s Reaney street.
FRANK L. oSBURG, IT'S Western avenue.
j. Il. HAYES, AL West Seventh street.
F. VAN DUYNE. Druggist s2s East Sew
enth street.
HlPPLER & CoLLYER, Druggists, l9e
East Seventh street.
JOHN FURLoNG GROCERY COMPANY,
40 Jackson street.
WILKES PHARMACY. Seven Corners.
NJ. ID. MERRILL, books and stationery, 442
Broadway.
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D OOMS-Wanted, one or more IN
IL furnished rooms, on ground floor, private
family: state rent 155
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HOUSE-Smai family ono children) want
IL house on Dayton's bluff; rent not to ex-
coed $40. Address TO- Globe. 155
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D OOM-Pleasant room. modern conven-
IL fences, by gentleman in strictly private
family, with or convenient to good private
board, must be in pleasant residence neigh.
borhood; party wishes to locate permanently
and feel as if at home: no professionals need
answer; references exchanged. Address H
CT, Globe. 155
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EOTTAGE-A neat cottage, or nice small
~ house within walking distance of the
Ryan block; rent moderate. Address or APP
ply to NJ. E. Tanning, corner Seventh and
Robert sts.. j. l.. Hudson's Clothing House.
151-5E
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uOUSE-Wanted to rent a nine or ten
Ii room house on st. Anthony hill, in good
neighborhood. having modern conveniences
and near cable or street cars. Address C 90,
Globe. 155
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TEA as-Ten, to work on a quarry imme-
l. diately; good wages paid by the day;
long job. Call at 391 corner Sixth and Elk
change SITS. Call Sunday night, 6 o'clock. L.
A. Beach 155
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IN MEN-Wanted, fifty men for railway
w work. S1.75 per day: twelve teams,
city work. Call z o'clock Monday morning:
Jonn Swanson d Co., corner Seventh and
Sibley SITS 1886
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A GENT-A Leading Life Insurance COM
II pany wants an intelligent business man
mission viii be paid the right man. Address,
with reference. j a. Globe, 155