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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
baltimore i OHIO TIME TABLE
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In Etfec- sunday. May ~ 1898.


Ne Vestibuled Limited Daily leaves
Wash. il;35 arrive at MaFtinsburg 1855 D m.
fittsbnrg at 9;9o y. m and Chicago Ii:55 4 NJ.
connects az Hancock for Berkeley Springs
v No. 4 Ne4tibllied Express Daily N leaves
NewYork II Su a Y M; Phila E35p M; Ralto 5:00
Wash, Gi5 arrives al Martinsburg $40 y. m.
ana Ihlcago9;35 p m. Connects AZ Uaneark
Tor Berkeley Springs saturday ouly.
No. Nestihuled Limited DAILY leaves
New York, 900 a. M, !; Phila lisa Baltic 40 p
M, Wash $50 ;NarriYes at Marttnsburg $50 ID.
m. Cincinnati 7.85 a. m, st Louis 62d b. M
Connects At Hancock for Berkeley springs ex.
eept sunday.
No = vestibuled Express Daily leaves
New York coo ~ M, PhiiaN $40 n Baltic ii.s5
Wash, 49, a ms arrives at Mar'k'g $40 II m
Cincinnati ESQ y. m; and 81 Louis T:t5 Al M
~ : PittsbnrE Express Daily 4 leaves New
York 4p M Pisla sst4 Baltic 7S8 aBi
Wash $40, arrives 1T MartiHsbarg 1f.0G 4 IA
and PittsbHrg 6s30a M Y
NO - baltimore and Cumberland Il fentf,o.
dati0n Daily, y leaves Baltimore as "a 10
old line. arrives al MaTtinshare .ssa mn d,um
berland il.i5 Al M St0ps at an sfati,5b4 s1,d
connects az Hancock taf Berkeley Sprlnes. u,
Ne y Baltimore a1d Piedmont Accommn
dAtiOn DSily, except Sunday, leaves BaItl.S
more VA old liae at $40 n. ana aFrtyes III
Martlnsburg l-sg n m, and Piedmont AZ SIS ~ n,
stYps AZ All stations and connects Al fIanseak
ier berkeley Springs and at Green spring nun
No % Brunswick and Martinsbnr, Aeean,
mediation daily leaves Brunswick Z. 10 n i,
atites AZ Aartinsburg ~ b ms Stops AZ an
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THREE years caGkeN

The Chiearo WIN Firsf vIsif xfth rorr. =
A. Amsrieah Man-of- war Rare sishs
Over There
NEw YoaK. June IS The Fsnited
States cruiser Chicago. flagship 81 The
European squadron. sailed from this
port Thursday for Caiway Ireland
She carried 30 Officers and men eses
the pennanf ~ Acting Rear Aamlxal
Henry Erben and 4 commended -
Capt 4 7 Mahan
Admired Erben has been ashore shrec
years This s hts firss Gag caasmnnsI.
The last time ~ sas * scn IL WA 4
captain lie was seen 81 reporter
~ before sailing He sai9. Y shall
VISIT bis the principal IRISH poets. start
ing IN with Galway
Then shall run over 10 pepsMnce
and the Chicago wiil not ~ far distant
when the International yacht races are
sailed IN BRITISH waters If sbs Sava-
hoe = fortunate enough 70 win the faen
aboard the Chicago syiil se heard from
Many - the Irish ports hsye never
been visited b. United states war
ship The corvette Ent9rpfisc visited
the English coast s1fne four wears ago
bu, prior y the Enterprises eisit
American men-sf-war wers seen 10
English waters only at long insefsais
DurinH The summer and early fall
shall cruise in an around the British
islcr and IN ths North sen. arid then
late in me fati. shall run dowa 10 ths
Mediterranean and cruise IL faf east IL
the i4rsart4 EaFlY neat ssn'nR 10 say
RIM dSwn q Zanziiar and III sumrner
. pPrnaenfs sy9rk oar ~ay iptu northern
Eafnreln NateFs aeaIn
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THE
WEEKLY WORLD.
Consists Of Eiqht Pages.
ana - sold for Sl 90
Per Year

rhis explains Why lis circulation has
grown g rapidly and why advertisers
prefer g ~ constitute good adver
tislng nediam 1 weekly must Be newsy
aiia ttiteEcstiIlg llie more news il
contains the better foi tic advertisers
Send for q sample copy aud compare
i with IT'S competitors EXAMINE and
investigate for Yourself Give ii Il
trial and you Will ~ readily convinced
that yon have make d great mistake
u not uslffg its columns long ago.
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The case Against chief Artbnt.

efEyEI.ASp, 81 JGne Us Judge
Kicks, of the United states cirenis
court has fixed the date for thu trial
81 the most Important ease on his dock.
81 y y that brought against Chief ri
N Arthur, Of the brotherhood of,4.oco-
motive Engineers or 500 w damages
for alleged eneourage cement III the re-
cent strike on the Ann ,Arbor road Ill
Toledo 4 special assignment III tie
case has been Rada for Monday, sep.
TENDER Is Il viii he haard al Toledo
before i special jury The ease mas
provoked widespread discussion,
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The Bicyele Relay Iiace.

HIcAGo, June Is Gov Altgela dc.
hFered 2 the relay bicycle riders
"wednesday rnhrning ats o'clock. III
Springfield thFee messages for the gov
erItors of Kentucky. Indiana and Wis
eonsin which are To 81 conveyed BY
wheel ronte q the capitals 81 these
states Ihe start was made promptly
without incident. The trip H. ID pr64
coed BY night and day mithSut iator-
fllflf ION an -
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LIZ linth.a $3.50

NEw YORK June Is There il no
doubt that before the end Of the next
Fortnight the Cleveland family viii
number more than three. Two tele-
grams have been sent u Two larps.
retail DRY goods stores II this city xiy-
ing m order % each for q quantity oi
lnfants long clothes 70 be delivered n
the white house as soon as possible.
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49,. IlnIldIng DedIeatea.

tHIcAco, June tx Thursday sas
the fifty seventh anniversary Of tlis
admission II the state Of Arkansas 10
the union, and it was observed at the
World fair Thursday afternoon bV
the dedication ~ thu state building. Il
large number ~ the residents ~ ttls
state and 81 its former sons and danrhf.
ersgnnw residing IN this.eity nartieipat-e
ed iii the ttxerf.igs,s
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Additional trains viii leave HARRISBURG dai5
except sunday at s2s and TO- 49, n.iand ~
b. m. arriving 1T Carlisle at a. m. II AZ IN
and 500 n. m. stopping al all intermediate ~
tions; leave Harrisburg az a0Tl ~. arriving ~
Meehanicsburg gas p M. stopping at all inter
mediate stations.
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars between nag
erstown and New York OH Nos 4 and ii eaA
and on Nos. 3 and west
Daily
Daily except Sunday,
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CHICAGO, june Is. The international
Typographical Union convention met
again Wednesday morning. Propositions
for the creation Of a fund Of not Ness than
sixty-ttEe dollars per member out 81
which should be paid all the expenses
Of the union, the fund 10 bc held pro
rate ri subordinate unions, for death
benefit were referred Is subordinate
unions for actions, proposition for
loan system for the benefit OF travelling
printers was stricken ont without cere-
mont
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Most Equitable System Of
Life Insurance.

Ever offered Is the pHilic as the rite
charged Is directly n IdopOftion 70 the
risk assumed rather than an eaaai rfte
for all Nhiie none but those safeiy in
surablc are accented the
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Without / copper Y rs poker ai,a
wearing 2 iace that foretold j sad
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been successful II business. and accu.
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The Adjusted Rate plan
Il original with this Company and Is an
entirely new feature In life Insurance
II enables the Company u provide In
suraace II persons who are
Firsi-Class Risks at Lower Rates

Than any equally sound institution that
places al liz risks al one rate wholly
ignoring the importance Of charging
each psSlinxhuidef premium equitaby
prpportioned 10 the risk assumed This
Il the
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National Mutual
Insurance Company,
WORLD BUILDING.
Park Row, 4. New York.
Park Row.

Offers iifcinsurarca on the most liberal
ana progressive Terms and entirely de-
void 81 the unnecessary arbitrary rules
and requirements that an current
among Insurance companies generally
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Merits of the Risk Establishes
The Rate Of Premium.

The principal l. similar 70 that applied
to FIRE Insurance, the premiums being
regulated In accordance With the nature
Of the risk The Adjusted Rate Plan
avoids also the
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Isn't Kim beaatifulm Occasional
4y aiie hears n ~ expression, as d lady
with a.Sstiakiagly lovely complexion
Pa sss asong tho street Doubtless
she ases THE lannon's Blash of Roses
manufactured bg Miss Flora a. jones'
South Bead Ind
Supplied b. A. n Gilbert, 4 Bro. fof
13ets per bottle. @
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SOUTHERN FEM AR, Il. TRAINS
MOUNT ALTO RALLRoAp

Cenrfes,tions for al stations on Cunhffsa Y.
Valley Railroad and Pennsylvania RaiitpAH
II. A RiDDIs, VI. "A. Gam, J. BOYD,
Gen PassS Agt AGENT
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~ n Dorm has secured the a;sencyN
for the Trey Steam Laundry, work
shipped every Tuesday and returned
on Friday. Isual prices First class
work guaranteed
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on sunday WIN stop on signal 81 taAet %
pa engers
Additional trains viii leave Carlisle daily OK
cept Sunday al 5 * al M. IL ~ y. M. s5i0p M,
stopping AZ ali intermediate stations, arriving at
Harrisburg at 6. 10 a. m ! tsp. m, and e ~,
chambershurg
Daily
! Daily except sunday
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BALTIMORE AND CUMBERLAND
VALLEY RAILROAD.

Train arriving at Cherry Run ss4s n Nj runs
through 80 Hancock, arriving gI0 y VI and
leaves Hancock 5 20 A. NJ. arriving Cherry l,la
s5fsA NJ
Additional train leaves Cherry Run al So &
M arriving at Haserst0wn 5 IS D. M stopJ4Reai
intermediate stations
Leave Rocky Ridge for EInmitfshnre al 81
and 10.40a m, and s.32 and 6.ss5 i, M
Leave Emmittsburg for Rocky Ridge III : n
and 9.55 a m, and 2 50 and s. no r. M
Leave BruceviiIe for Frederick al i0Ss ~.
and 502 and ~ j nj.
Leave IrneeFil.a for Taneytown IittlcsfeghI
YORK, MrightsvEle and Columbia at . = s nj
and 3yl5 T. M
r. II X r, Trains leave Shipnenshurg Al. fHl
and lbs a. m. and $40 n M and arrive al
ShipnensbuTs at . IS a. m, i 20 and s % n IA.
daily, except sunday
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DoN.r ran 70 REID xm

We are always tardy encu!A TO
recommend anything new or strange
until we have fully tested lis merits
cons qaently we are ready 10 "
that Dr.. Weden Smith, the speca
list, is neither quack nor humba!
but Just exactly what he claims
be. We know whereof We speak, I
we have seen his work We have BET
in his studio and have seen and re-
his diplomas, If he can cure you
do you any good, he will tell you
il he cannot do you good, he v
again honestly tell you So We
satisfied that suffering humanity v
not make mistake in calling on
Weden Smith, the SPECIALIST. Peopy
Voice, Gatesville.
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SMILES.

Mother TO Johnny, Just back
from visit to his aunt's) What
was your auntie doing? Johnny
Winding the baby. you should
say tending, not mindipg." Huh
You don't know that baby" y
Waif.
Clothier; | can give you a posi-
ton in the children's clothing de.
par,ment, but YOU will find it very
aggravating. Applicant: Not to me,
sir; | worked three years in a
woman's shoe department. Haber-
da her's Weekly.
He: Miss Laura, won't you sing
something? | heard Mr.. Fits say
he often en- Dyed Your singing She:
Mr.. Fits? Why, l don't know
him at all. He: Well that is queer.
lie lives about three blocks from
here. Indianapolis journal.
Claire: What lovely com
plexion Hattie has. Susan: Yes
she must use some face wash Of
other. Claire: She does, I'm sure
Susan: ! know it. | wonder
where she gets it. Claire: Dat Of
the hydrant. Detroit Free Press.
Mrs. Smith: And how is you
neighooI Mrs, Brown; She's vel
enough, l suppose. | haven't seer
her 10 speak to for six weeks. Mrs
Smith Why, | thought you wer'
on the most friendly terms. Mrs
Brown: Well, we used to he, bu
we've exchanged servants 49, Nogu
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were an entire worm. They are caught
by the natives, baked and eaten.
The most curious animal in the
world is the ornithory nchus para.
doxus. of Australia 1t is shaped like
an otter, has fur like beaver, is web
footed like swan, has bill like a
duck, tail like fox, is amphibious
and lays eggs
TIL. cocoanut tree is the most valu
able OF plants. Its wood furnishes
beams, rai,ers and planks, its leaves
I'm brellas and clothing, its fruit food
oil, intoxcants and sugar, its shells
domestic utensils, its fbers ropes, sails
and mating,
The largest slide in the world is at
Alprach, is Switzerland, from Mount
Pistus to Lake Lucerne, eight miles
/: is made of trunks of %, 600 trees.
laid at au angle of 10 to Is degrees,
and logs placed 10 it descend to the
lake in six minutes
The Santa Cstina Of the Cathedral
of Penoa is an imitation emerald disk
II inches wide and deep 1t was,
according to tradition, given by the
Queen Of Shebs to Solomon. 1t was
captured at C1:area by the crusaders
and given to Genoa in 1901.
The latest fad to be INDUCED in by
the seashore this summer is "pontho
nancy or fate by footprints 1t has
superseded palmistry, and now 1t will
be possible to tell by toe joints and
curves whether you are smiable or not,
why You are not happy, though mar
ried, and all the rest
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Now is the time to get the sa''
tage of the $500 rate. All case
catarrh, including Catarrhal D''
ness, commencing treatment O'' :,
April 10th will be treated " !,
low rate of $500 per moth ul'' -
all medicines furnished, a "
guaranteed. DO not cry nDD
Come and investigate. om"
floor Provident building
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way, can no more be headed off
than stampeded herd of Texas
cattle. As soon a. General Ross is
made governor the completion Of
the campaign will be setting the cap.
stone-elt citing him to the United
States senate. And thus will the
temple of Texas democracy be once
more safe.
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THE REV. GEO. q. THAYER
Of Bourbon, Ind, says, "Both my,
self and wife owe our lives to SHI.
LOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE. "
For sase by Williamson Drug com
pAny.
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CoLNEsNEll., Tex, July IS, lSs.

NULNESNEII4, ItA., NY I'' ~
DIR. Weden Smith TO-DAY remo7
from my side a IL ounce tumor IN
had given me trouble fol- % yea
The operation was without chlorOili
and was quick and painless. D
Smith is certainly a skillful su'gs'
and is well prepared with lnsTumea
to 90 all kinds OF work in his I'D
| am delighted ct having met him 81
securing his services. RID HoLL@
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ITEMS OF IN rEkEST.


from sleeps milk.
Condors have been killed in Peru
with wings OF 40 feet spread.
1t would req 4ire II 900 microbes to
form a procession an inch long
The faSorite method of 6-hing in
China is with trained cormorart.
All animals whose habitat is the
Arctic regions turn white in winter
The roll Of paper as used in the Hoe
press is from four TO six miles long
Horned toads, when leased, some.
times squirt blood out of their eyes
OF 1000 deaths in Europe IL are by
violence; 10 the United States A.
The longest bridge in the world
over the ST Lawrence river, is 9,144
feet.
The highest falls 10 the world are
the Ribbon Falls OF Yose mite-3300
feet.
Sixteen ounces OF gold are suffi cient
to gild wire that would encircle the
earth.
The cuckoo never makes a nest,
but lays solitary egg in the nest Of
some other bird.
The highest church steeple in the
Ia SC tbat r,f ~ - ~jrol -
werp-476 feet.
The Oldest Fute in the world is
made OF the thigh bone of sheep,
and was found in a tomb on the Nile.
The most wonderful vegetable in
the world is the truffi .; it has neither
roots, stem, leaves, flowers, nor seeds
The smallest bird is the West
humming bird. Its body is less than
an inch long, and weighs only 20
grains.
The largest theatre in the world is
the Paris opera house. 1t covers three
acres and cost lO0,000,00O francs.
A cloth of very fine texture is made
from the bark of the paper tree, a
mulberry growing in the South Sea
Islands.
The earliest library was that of
Northumberland. Every book was a
brick engraved with cuneiform char.
acters.
DR.. Opel, the great German geo
grapher, says that 100000 square
miles OF earth are still uninhablted or
ownerless.
The earliest newspaper was pub.
lished in Yer ice and called Gazetta
from the name of the coin for which
it was sold.
The highest railroad in the United
States is the Denver and Rio Grandt
at Marshall Pass, l0,S55 feet above
the sea.
The largest church in the world i:
st. Peters in Rome; the smallest,
church 10 feet square, in the Isle O
Man.
The oldest statue in the world is o
the shelk Of au Egyptian village. |
is believed to be not less than 5000
years old.
Jeffrey Hudson, the smallest dwar
Known TO history, was Is inches higt
at 20 aud grew to 3 feet 9 niche.
after so.
A flea is provided with genuine
lancet, the knife Enclosed in case il
the the head OF the insect, the cast
opening sideways, like that of razor
San Francisco is the banner city fo
saloons. 1t has one such institution
TO every IS persons. Albany come.
next with one to every 40 persons
and New Orleans one to every -.
persons.
Fishes are without eyelids, properl,
so.called, and as the eye is at al
times washed by the surroundin,
water that gland which supple
moisture to the eye is not required
and therefore does not exist.
The region between the first an,
second cataracts Of the Nile is thu
hottest on the globe: 1t never rain
there, and the natives do not believ
foreigners who tell them tina, waite
can descend from the sky.
The palolo, sea worm found il
| l. "a
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wan. all those afflicted with ca
Ger to know that ! am perfectly cu's
after suffering with cancer Cd
face for many years. Three ys',
have passe d and there is no s'gp'
cancer returning. DR.. Smith reTn'''
it. n. SKINNER
oak Grove, La
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THE TEXAS DEMOCRACY
Scheme of the Clark Managers TO
Unite the Opposing Factions.

'TeNas hapu indu II pd into IN y be
fore the politicians hap;n to So,
.beir ,r;cnars for tho c3n,a;on of
lsol the cam,aion in IT, ~ las,
vear vas tho moi n,e,orahla in tho
State,s history For the first time
since tho war was the democracy
divided and the result Of the ii.
vision was a falling off in the psr.
80 roiori,v If oyer 100 ooo votes
THO tl.rk maraoers while ack
nowladoing d.feat Al the no}ls. de-.
fermine1 That the PRINCIPLES tbey
sdvocatad ana ah5ve ali the adj.
vancement of Twas hv encourao,ng
canital bv wholes me .pislation.
vare s4;l a., stako Thev stand
raadv "a mako Tho same 6gh, over
aoa;n snd aynec. IN lin stra.g,h
from the mistakes Of the present
administration marc so nov than
ever since the scandal in the land
office has been ventilated
Fver since tho e,e,tion the ON
nos;t,on "a Hoo rnle has haeo
active and has tesn oa;nina in
STRENGTH The noliticians have been
nana1vor;not a s.cn,e tho ofices
which win he aoain the stake "a he
RIM for in 1so3 OF course no one
knows on whom Gov Hooo FISHES
the onbernator;al mantle to fan
All NOV however that his eY.
cellencv Is nnietlv LAYING his Mines
for SENATOR Coke's seat in the
Irn;ted S,,.as senate as If is a fore
gone conclusion that with NOT only
the Clark democracy unalterably
o,nosed IN him and tho oovernor
himself candidate C,ke has no
nossible chance of being ao,in re.
alacted
Hon Charles Cnlherson state
+re.snr.r and ono of tho mas. NON.
ular voung democrats in the state
is m the slate as an administration
fayor;te for tbe ooveroorsb,n
SNEAKER Cochran. of the house If
renresentat;ves has also formally
declared himself AZ in the RING.
While the administration neonle
have beep nnietlv at work the other
& de has. too. An manner of plans
have been proposed. and the one
finally AGREED mon is that ex.Gov.
ernor l. s. Ross of this city. and
now president Of the Agricultural
and Mechanical collece at Bryan
shall not only succeed James Ste.
nhen Uoog AZ Governor of TEXAS.
hut that he shall step from the cub.
ernatorial chair into the seat now
occupied by the venerable X ,cha1d
Coke.
While the ex.confederate reunion
was going on at Houston friends
of Governor Ro.s ana Manapers of
this plan were actively a. work.
Governor Ro,s was to lie reelected
major general. despite any declina
ton he might make, ana this was
of the old soldiers. and when the
bows who wore the gray returned to
their thousands of homes through
out the state, they would at once
become workers in the cause of Ross
and a united democracy.
Next on the programm is to unite
the democracy. This is TO be done
not by delegate convention, but by
love feast. A call will be issued
o.,;,c, for,b ,los Wboroos 1'hor,
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

Advertising in this column charged tns
Cash must accompany the order, except where
ordered BY regular advertiser
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All kinds of spring wagons and
family hacks at
T. p. SPARKS & Sons.
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MARRIED LADIES-send 10 cents N,
AVA 'infalible safeguard" mo medicine, nc
deception y just what you want Ladies'
Bazaar. Kansas Citv. Mo.
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HNOR RENTING neatly furni shed rooms
l. convenient TO good boarding house ,all
re- North smith also comm ID .ou- stable.
i.lbt
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ADDE'S nurse and general nursing lis open
II Tor engagements GOOD references Call
AT franklin street. Mrs. Kaufman.
Ar 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WE WIiI.-Ex change good city propert 2
w for farms j. + Horne x Co. 49, IT
EOR RGNG-House No, ll2l Sou.h Seventh
street APPLY at state Central Bank
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A WlDOW-Of good charsc er and
"A refinement, would like housekeeping, no
oDgeclon To the country References ex-
Changed. Address, "Widow,' a, 3l4 Frank
lin street 80
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FOR SALE

COR >ALE-A four horse power waite,
1 motor, good as a new one AT New office.
EOR >,LE-A good COW and ca'f o. Will
trade or gooI beef COW. apply to j. 4
STAFFORD Geo Fra kiln Street i-l5 1T
NOR SAFE tone r stauran at bureau
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