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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-09
Trial List.

CTATE of Pennsylvania. County OF Cambria. S
- =. The Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
10 the heirs and legal representatives of Patrick
Cassiday, deceased.
GREETING: You are hereby cited to be and
appear before the Judges of our Orphans Court.
At Eteasburg. in and for said county, the 3rd
day of December next. then and there to show
cause, IL any you have, Why satisfaction should
not be entered on n recogntzanee OF Peter Cassf-
day. wherein he was bound 20 psy the Other heirs
OF said decedeRt the amounts due them in the
partition Of certain real estate OF decedent by de-
cree OF said court made July 5oth 1880 Herein
fail not.
Witness the Hon. Robert L. Johnston, Presi-
dent Judge of our said Orphans Court. at Ebens-
burg, this 5rd day of September A ID. 1855.
JOSEPH A. GRAY. Sheriff
CELESTINE j. BLIAR Clerk %. &.
Sheriff. once, Eoensburg Dot. 70, 1855
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-09

NOTICE
~ TO HO-.tiO n. Burroughs or his legal rep
resentatIves. Hoa hereby notified that on
the 3rd day Of September. 1sss, Henry Becher
presented his petition TO the Court of Common
Pleas OF Cambria county, Pa, praying said court
TO make an order directing satisfaction 10 he en-
tered on a certain mortgage executed by Hugh
McNeal TO HOratiO n. Burroughs on certain land
situate in Allegheny township, Cambria county,
Pa. which mortgage Is dated the 9Th day Of jan
uaTy ls5o and Is recorded in record book Of said
county in vol. 2 pages 3g7 and SOS. In accOr-
da nee with the Act OF Assembly OF Jnne ~, 1881.
You are therefore required TO appear at said
court on Monday. Decent Der 81. Is5S. and shoH
cause why said order prayed Tor should not be
made.
JOSEPH a GRAY .Sh oTIf.
Ebens burg Oct. I'D, Isss.-it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-09

NOTICE r- aE
IN Notice IS hereby given tnat the following
account has been tled in the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Cambria county. Pa. and Will be con-
hrmed by said Court the 1rst Mon day OF De-
ceInoer next unless cause be shown &c the con-
trary:
First and final account OF NJ. ID. Kitteli. as.
signee OF Francis Maloy ct
II. A. SHO EMAKER, Proth'y.
Ebensburg. Nov. 2, Isss. g..
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-09
Sheriff's Sales.

Dy virtue OF suRdry writs of Fieri FdeiGs. Allas
I'D ftsrt Ii1TiUS FssTI EccsGs and PesdifOni
Erp0nas isued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Cambria county TO me directed, there will be
exposed 10 public sale At the Court House in Eo-
eusburg. on
mo Nm ~ DEE -3rnJ 1899
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-09
EOR SALE

EOR SALE
II House and lot In Ebensburg, Pa. 4 never
fAtlinS spring. stable and outbutiding prem
Ises. IEqGire At Z Duiton S son. hardware
store.
Eoensburg. Oct. Il, lsss.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-09
CUnES AL KuMoRS,

from common Blotch, or Eruption. to the
worst Scrofula. Salt-rheum, ." Fever-sores,"
Scaly or Rough Skin, in short, all diseases
caused by bad blood are conquered by this
powerful, purifying, and inyigorating nledi-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
its benign influence. Especially has is mani
Tested its potency in curing Tetter, Eczema,
Eryspelas, Boils, Carbuncles. Sore Eyes, Scrof-
uloy1s Sores and Sweliings, Hip-joint Disease.
" White Swellings," Goitre, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents in
stamps for large Treatise, with colored
plates, on Skin Diseases, or the same amount
for Treatise on Scrofulous Affections.
"FoR THE BLooD IS THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse IL by using DIR. Fferce,s
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spirits. vital
strength and bodily health viii be established.
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Executor OF r
Ebensburg, Oct. Il. lSs6.-6t.

STATE OF Pennsylvania, County Of Cambria =
- ). The common wealth OF Peunsy lvania to
the heirs and legal Representatives Of George
Gallagher. deceased.
GREETING: Yen are hereby cited to be and
appear before the judges of our Orphans Court,
At Ebensbu-g. in ana for said county, the flrst
Monday OF December next, then aud there to
show cause. ~ any you have. why certs in tract
Of land in Gallitzip township. Cambria county,
Pa. owned by George Gallagher, deceas sed.
should not be sold 70 John NJ. Nagle and Robert
II. Splendley. Herein fail net. Witness the
Honorable Robert l.. Johnston. President Judge
OF our said Orphans Court At Ebensburg, this lst
day OF October. A. II. lsSs.
Gel ESTlNE !. BLAIR. Clerk %. q.
JOSEPH A. GRAY. Sheriff
Ebensburg. Nov. o Isss-3t.
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Sheriff s Sales.

Dy virtue of sundry writs of Fferi Fdcias and
I'D VeEifoHi ErVonas Issued out of the Court
OF Common Pleas of Cambria county 70 me d.
rected there will be exposed public sale at the
Mansion House In Johnstown on
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-09

TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
IL Letters testamentary on the estate of Pat
rick G- Riley, late Of Ebensburg, Pa deceased
having been granted % the undersigned all per
sons indebted TO said estate are hereby notified
10 make pay ment TO me without delay. and those
having claims against the same VIII present
them, properly authenticated for settlement.
JAMES Riley.
Executor Of P Ci. Riley, decd.
Ebens burg. Oct. u. lSss.-6t-
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Trial List.

SrEcIAL TERM. Nov. 2oth. lsss.
CordeIi Ill.,. .. =. ....--.-vs- Gates.
TallmAn. Dwelling House In
suranco Co
Cambria Iron Co--....vs- J. L Christy ct al.
erre II. a. SHOEMAKER. Prote'y.
Proth,y oaice, EbenEoaFg, Nov. =, 1855.
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PROMISES MAY CD? FRIEuDS,
BUT TITS PERFORlIANCES THAT KEEP TEIhlI.

Performances. not promises have placed US at
the head of the Retail Clothing Business in
Western Pennsylvania, and established for us an
honest name that no upstart competitors can
ever blot out. We have promised to sell the
citizens of Cambria and surrounding counties
this Fall the cheapest and best clothing that the
country can produce, and now extend cor
dial invitation to everybody to come and ex-
anime our grand new stock, compare our prices
and give us their candid opinion whether we
are in position to fulfil our promises. Our Fall
Suits and Overcoats are grand beyond descrip-
ton. Our prices are too low for any competi-
tors to reach. -------
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ECKENRODE & HOPPLE

have just returned from the Eastern Cities large
Winter Goods consisting Of Mems and
Boys Suits and Overcoats Ladies' Misses and Chren Coats
Jackets Wraps Shawls Styles of Woolen Dress Goods
Fannes Underwear Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps Blankets
Comforts, Robes Blankets Rubber Goods of all kinds
Anary and, fac5 general variety
of Goods. Having bought discount prepared to
offer Special inducements and Low Prices to Cash Buyers Sole
iting your patronage we guarantee satisfaction.
Respectfuly q
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OF ALTOON A.Pa.,
NEXT TO POSTOFFICE.

Not single last Fall Overcoat carried to rust
the Shelves fade the to be injured by hand
ling All such goods sold to and bought by Stern of
the Golden Eagle
My present stock Of Overcoats is direct from the
who obtained the fabrics from which they
posed direct from those who made them Consequently
tax exists imposed by clothing specuators obber brokers',
middle-men and the like. In buying coat you pay but
small price for the CLOTH small price for making up, and
much smaller price to for bringing it here and ong it
may not believe it until you call around and seecheaper
than any other house in Altoona in Blair couny in
this State, for that in the United States of America
Big words, it's true, but call and
All of the aggregated New and Popular Far6Ss
to the composition Of the garments made up in the --latest
Styles of Fashionable Taste for the present season. which,
ing strictly the case who calls Will fail to be astonsh-
at the Marvelously Low Prices at which such Radically
Superior Goods sold.
Untlereoats also at under prices, as well IS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28
AHsesaS aoRsss.

senator Palmer. Of Michigan. SONS
months ego sent 30 Arabia so agent
vhose mission va to sccare a name el
OF The f'ness Arabian horses for shs ssn
stef's stock farm near Detroit. TEE
agent made faithful enaeAv g 20 carr,
cot The tnsiruss.aas o. hts esnalayer.
ess be has inst rseer,ed that il !. utter
~ iurassibis Ia pFoeare sacA horse,
as ARE desired. rhe fAiiase Is nol das
TO Tue prohibition isnpescd by ses rark.
ssh 9overunasni 90 the sxpastA,laa 0.
Arabian horses OF b the ttAiisiaaN aa-
willingness CT the Arabs - pAes VIA
theis stseiA Il IL aaa ratsss 10 ths
fact thai 10 gssi Arah!an asssss Afs b
be fsaea. Essry horse .Assa a. tss
aSeat wAs spaviasi. Eiaaalasd. tiiai
os IA sss3 witA ssms other aissass %
whica horses are saalsss. oaly oas
hesse ~ss sssa wniea appeared usriay
OF bsinx transported q An-ftsi. aai
On close iasasssisa u Us sees tan taAs
one slss Vas ans1aai ! " eytisss
either tsal tasrs IL xssi isai mare Of
romaass shsn o. really in ihs may
stories ~asss eavs bssa toii Of les
Arabian horse OF sass ssaasss paiaar's
agent vts dtssdisils aaiosssaass Ia tas
sessiasas walsh -sss sAs~a hin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28
rur urAn Rxsslurisx

Tho resolution oonesrning she admis-
SION Of Usah reported In the senate by
Mr.. GALLON on Monday IL somevhas ex
lsaordinary. II declares Ia ede,t thai
the senate is unslsssably opposed %
the admission Of uiah "A state 90 long
- there IL the slishtess reason 10 be
Hove thai poiyeamy has noe been en-
slsely abandoned by tho people Of ths
territory o. that tbs civil ofiisers OF ihs
territory are controlled b. tha priest
hood Of the Mosmos eharch. The sen.
timents Of the resolagion are praise
worthy eneash. bat Il IL no, qaiie clear
vhy the sen aie should qass M long
~ the senate IL analtssahiy opposed 10
the admission Of ulah 10 sanpo, be ad.
mitsed. and the best way for use sensse
70 show its unalsersble exposition vii
Be 90 vote down a6nissloa bills a,
rspialy and emphaiicsliy as possible
Hos the essssee OF sneA a rrsoluii %
- tia, separted by Senator oalloul
vsaii strengthen The position OF tbs
senate or render The admission OF U.ah
less probable. n Is inrcssibss to see.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28
Axsrnxs srrr ssswAsp.

Ths nsvs made public BY the Posr
In1xLIioExcn shis morning, reEardin.
the iamsdisss resumption Of visorosi
cork on the West Coast road, indicates
that SEATTLE 10 about TO take another
sep forward Ia tbs path which IN 10
nistaksb,y brilliant destiny has marked
out for her.
The Seattle. Lake sbsre and Eastern
ROAD laAt evening assumed control Of
sba iins psojsosed 70 tie north and from
tAis time on work will be- pushed for
wssd rapidly 20 thai trains will DO run.
ming into snohomish in May snd 10 the
border within twelve months.
Il h hardly possible al this time 10
cohesive of more snoaarsgirg news.
The completion Of the road means for
Seattle cioss connection With the exss
and at . day not far distant Tia pso-
pie Of the city may veil rsj,lse. The
west Coast road 10 Ia the hsnds Of nes
Who are loyal 10 the interests Of Seattle,
aad u 10 . satisfaction 10 know ths'
thsss men are 10 position TO pnsh con
ssruciion until connection Is made With
The Canadian Paalfis system. aud q
through. all rail route afforded 70 the
Atlantic sesboara.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

TIE sppsiIats court has reversed tie
ossisson Of the loser court In the case
Of n. Wilson, the son in.lav Of or. Pres
idsnt Gravy Who vas convicted Of CON-
p,toisy in the decorations scandal. ard
hes ordered that Wslssn snd bis ON
fsdsrases be set at liberty. Tnis dsoi-
sion cas- bssed, not on tbs inDocsncs Of
Ne sesassd psrs,os. bat on tbs fast that
ssoh crims ~ theirs bsd never been
dssmsd sa1isiensiv probable TO jastify
Ne passage Of Ia - for their punishment.
Wish no Law 10 cover bis case, Wilson
aoes forth . free bat . sisarsosd man.
His eails u unqnestionei. and bis free
DON u DDS oniy 10 the insult ;ienoy Of
til Iavs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

Tas impression u sid TO BE- growing
In Berlin that Emperor Frederick can
not. undsf shs mest favorsbis eondi-
ttocs, live longer than fev months.
His physieiars oossinss to keep tie
public ia iarorznse Of the real state Of
bis health by issoina boilstins Of hope
fol and reassarina nature. bu. the in
fosmatls 90 which leaks cal In - unos
fsiA vsy 10 v-ssiy di6erscs from that
ssnssined tn tbs sfhsial builesirs. The
srus fasss are probably shs. the empes-
os's ssss 10 a hopeless ons and thss bis
dsash 10 likely 10 OSCAR before roary
vssks hsvs passst.
Undsr these circumstances the fogti-
is nth which The asv sovereign ID.
dresses himsslf 10 tbs duties Of bis ex-
sissd position 10 truly hssoie. Rxhsnst-
- BY . loaa end trying illness and ut.
tssiy unable 10 sfsiealate. be attends -
aAAiss Of State - assidao1sly - u be
ssrs In tbs most vigorous health and
had reason 10 look forward 10 ioaa
rsiea. Il Ia evident that IL Is his great
desire 10 lsAss b5sh the foreiss and d.
nsssis Affairs OF the empire In saca
shape that whsn his 500 comes t. the
thsoas be viii hsys TO d. nothing bat
lake up the iinss Of policy marked oa.
br his father. Face 10 face With death
sinse IL 10 the evident parposs Of
Fssdsriek 20 make possible for his aon
q Lang and psaosfal reign. Twenty i've
weeks Of Fredsrick's rals may assure
tue pesss Of Elrsps for twenty nvs
| years.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

7ss 0ssnas - slBss. vhish ssstrsis
1sss thsa ssx tinss - nasy neD -
shss 81 Great Britain. sup.oys osly
ass hao1es1 snd tksse esssssls sd
eols esiy 80 ksndrsd and sixfy tbost.
ard psaeds ennsaEfy. Lssd Ras1nlUA
sdes tbss ~ 0srnas army ssses asss-
Sly half . uiIsiou ssesiiuz fos sseh
army sospa Wits The British army ecsls
sessn millions 70 sset eospa II . eou.
pss,sou Of the cot Of ssvesrEOt b
Other departments 10 equally favorable
70 the Germans. ens mag rssdily BE-
issve thai n Is bsstsr fos TIE tax payer
10 tive In Germany. evan thoaxh u b
- armed camp. than iu 0ress Britain,
UhsFs u IL 30 essential fhss al III
e1ssu's relstsoas b provided fos u ths
pstiss expense.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

Ilk1-CIHBk S01S.
lRsgsiar Corr. Pest Isteliissnesy.I
The first drawing Of Jurors for the
counties Of ih1fsfon ana Mason under
the provisions OF the new Law iooh
plaoe llss evening at the Office Of A.
Reeves Ayers, clerk of the dissriet court
fhe next term Of coart sits here on the
arst Monday In June. Toe list Is Is
follows: Grand jarors for Tnurston
c0untv-i jeremiah Lenno1, WIN. Alb.
b,tt, John Cniys,an. Is. Y. Rnts. Il. r.
Coriisa. J. q Axteli. Frank Dickinson,
J. @ Uafr, ]. Il. Weed. III. ID. westGsr,
ID. 4. Drewry. Joshua Miller. Jesse Fer.
Rason.
For Masan oeun,y-Roser Collins,
j, W. stabbiedsid. Thomas Moran.
fssis iarsrs; For Thnrs.on county,
W. 4. HlseIos, X. Il. Raddell, IA. h.
MeEiroy. John SAY, Cornelius Garth,
Charles Collins. ,. n Berry. John Yoa-
kns. August Schneider, A. A. hunter,
Geo. Tyler. :. n. Gaiiliaus. J. @. wsd
dell. Jshu Chrssuan. Patrick Dolsu.
William wstdsii. J. N. sqaises, Leroy
Myers Ellesy Eastman. Charles X.
ssilmsn. Psti, iarors Ter Mason sonu-
ty, W. ;. Taylor, J. NJ. Demmine, W.
Il Estln, Josepa Trainer
ONmpiA i4oass No, l. |. q. o. r., last
evening chose /. u Van Epps. IN,
sssn ard X ,eerg Mari a. representa-
tiv-s q TIE grand ieSee. which meets
~ Dayton NAY the ssh.
s,tsatguaHt a. 1, MAYO. in command
% the s1verac1ent Schooner L tfasss.
waich has been az snensr ia ssis asE.
h1r siucs last sall, has received ersers
- - 10 readiness a aepsrf on tho i0sn
gfet ua h. saa,.aGe see work OF last
seasln - tAkius saas airs- 81 thai Dor.
slon ~ the Soana near Whsssoun. Dzs
ins the ~iascr Lisaseasni MAYO aud his
assistant. tAea sHaEi A. G. alaY. haya
been esS seed to sEakt1g nasps aud
SHAFTS az the xvrh u iasa seasoa.
Osy@pia, MArsh 81, iSss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

To NJ majority Of tbs people OF Seat
~ Ne psosrassiossion on the part Of
~ city sosneii 10 the matter Of sxssed-
iua The Ore limits 10 utterly iuexenssb's.
Peopis cannot an5srssand Why public
episitsd men Who have the interests Of
~ slsy 81 hssss shoald delay 10 psssir Z
. esdtsaoss which u this passisuiss
staes Of ~ sisy's growth 10 Of tbs most
vitai tnoostanse. Il iiss With the coun-
a 70 say WHISTLER stress shall b bsiis
% With subssansiai brick and stone
bioshs or vhsthss long ross Of Cheap
wooden shasssss shall Be the prevailing
faehton. BY its silence the oosneil b
votise ananimoasiy for the shantiss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

The Manitoba difisrity has been sst
tisi at last. TIE dominisu govern
msni. alarmed By she determined asti
suie Of the province, has given way and
granted ths, which II ought to have
granted years ago. Winnipeg will be al
liberty 10 construos Its railroad to tie
GATED States. and the Canadian Pacific
Gill no logger have q monopoly In Man
itobs.
Ihs contest has bscn long one. II
arose because Of the monopoly granted
10 the Canadian Pacific railroad 10 the
northwest. The people Of Winnipeg.
believing that they we're no. fairly treat
cd BY the Canadian Pscifis, undertook
TO cons.rsat roAd 40 the valley Of the
Red river 10 connect With the Northern
Pacino. Tbs Ottawa government.
pledged 10 defend the Canadian Pacific
monopoly. refused to permit the build
ina OF this road. The Manitobana vsrs
determined and the government vas
arm. Al several stages of ihe trouble il
seemed that an appeal to arms vas i'm.
miuent. bat each time the coverunsn
held oat hopes Of compromise which
avsr,ed such q catastrophe.
Toe people Of Manitoba did not q.
any time yield 10 tbs slightest degree.
They we're ~ arm a. sdaman,. and they
havs gained their poiE,. Tie Canadian
Pscidc uonopo.y In Manitoba will b.
given mp aud shs people Of Winnipeg
will b. { CO to build as many roads as
sbey want. TIE Ottawa government
gives enormous subsidies 10 the Canadi
an pscido In return for the Surrender Of
tbe msnspoly. bat tina: Is something
vith which The people OF Manitoba have
noshins TO do. So far as they ara co.,
eerned. they hsvs won strs light and
unqaessioaable victory.
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yer rxEssgr.

tie RaesisA evil sssviss Is nos ias
rsrfsss usehiae thai AgasFiezn snsis-
n2a,aes esofsss 70 belsess IL 10 BE-
Lord kAnteiea Caurehsl in q rvc~Rl
spessa 10 tie heoss CT easnaaons eorn.
pared the RsitssA sAr efnes xsa tsss ot
0srnany. greatly 10 sss StsGassnsa<s
Of he samss. Tee Rrtsish vxr eei~,.
according 10 Ixt Il nj Vs's state
nsst. gives ssns 4s1 uaans 30 ssr hSntrsi
and Eiaxss tkHss uEasiass AnA essss az
pe2lsy feaf mislles pe914s ssersins
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

IL A. oFENED A NEW s.EE srkE.F or
4 L "a a. - aaafh e taasssoass lsxsgy
sasEs b AS - aaE4 a tsr sistOs. .
:, -fssss - Il rse-;vs esd5is tes s.g esAss
- ssFsss ls.zs=a, s - i So aakl al
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rsr Asxv,r ESeaNraxSx.-Tas AZ,

lsN AsSvsI kScANrasSx. tie sixit
auua,l sneAG passs ~ tee Gtsni AFn.
u tie Rcgahlis sna third anasAi soa-
vsasios ~ ssa wonsn's Relief C,ssgs.
department. - wSshi2Zsaa and AlAss
sili DC seld IN Seattle on Agra 1850 ara
lssh. and extensive Judgements Gks
essnz asts fer erAai celebration 90
tEss aoSasics- CcnDitters law eess
appointed a. arraUSe abe vafsoas details
u tAs .enesSl plan. fhe rr,sSrsnn.s
ell >oEstss 81 fecept.JG al TIE Ossi.
esEtal ta,el, q. A. h. eneaSgaent al
fefr Fsrssa hsli. " osrAn'. Relief Cosys
csaSez4sas a. osd fsilexs eAli. parade.
eAmp ars ~ ffys's cperA hSess, esesiss
vita grad hail and asna7ss al fEFa
SerSin hAH, Nasss siil - Furnishes.
bY tsa ksssslssa bard, CSulEal sseers
dFaas Fps. N&sesa'a 0sSassfFz. Hat
ssllo2 bad asssessrS. se&ess seeFss ard
Ms!sE hSE4isFSseot zE3 SO Rsszafsl
snsuzsHoss. sse,a:isx rfaSrSngas ~ sx-
srclsss. have bsen Irsatet snd siil es
e.ssSsasei by she tssitsSsou coznsiss<e.
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a Man Who Dyes to Live.

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l. sAs syss h. I've .zs ases l. sys. Aza IA,
q - - IS 3 IL essss- 20 lives. fhta rAa
ssfass = ~ Fo= N. rsss f~e yszr-
Aass e~rs Esrfsst as.fsgF - sytgs P-aa-fs
- . q SS@as taks sst5 ~ sse-1x gnrzea
~ ssx1asa ssta b. sSzsspzs q sr.l
ssesFzs-Hs Fsas as a11es8fsSt tsreasAoss
~ srtsza AsrN trt~s a. Aiass % r~szs-
81 As ts cay x2fsisszx csc evxF sou "a
e ksFe bFs7~gssa T@Assz. I szs sla6 70
ss~a<%sz3 s@es~ - AZ w@a s&<s iiSSz tAl
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Advertisements under the heads Of Lost.
I'd vii be inherited ~ tbs rata Of scents q word
for fr<s if.zsxticn; 50 Per cant. fog each sabsol
qusnt trasrfion. PayInspt Always In advance.
NTASTEp-A POSITION AS BooK
w Keeper or clerk bert Of reference fur
nished- HEskY 0. siUsY. uhss 81
tlY ASTED-A GOOD GIRL To DO GEs.
w erai hoGsework ia a family Of two
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ply 81 us Nsiison street. nh3s d
tAT ASrED-siTUArI0 BY GENTLEMAN
w Of strsct tusin sss hAoii,, capable OF
aiiins almost any position sos sara.d Of work
sest Of sal reference, or ssearity 10 any
amount, sasfy in proportion services REQ.
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YOUNG NAN OF STEADY HANrs.
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psamsn aud salesman. dsaires posisaen vaere
as can N he himself useful references. Al.
dreas .. b. .ais once. nh2s Sc
Ll'oR REST-A PLEASANT. SUNNY stuY
~ front room ; view OF the bay fur nish ID
suitable for gen .ienAn and wife. O. txo s,asie
seeiiemen With bard. Inquifo corser From,
sad Madison streets, over drugstore. ma2s o.
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factory references. Address 3, w., !. NJ. q.
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w band VI Western MIL 20. NEs1EnN
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FOR SALE.
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fort fosnsead. W. 4. .ub2y 81
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reseirtd, SIS Per month. Call 42I Jan.,
street. nhsx,f
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LNoR kENf-CHoIcE DOUBLE ROOM
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tienas and wife OF tso gestle men. Asdres.
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.ANA persaEai seerrsty. live stocx, nurSsnula
fnFhlssfe, musical Instruments general uaer-
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