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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-25

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 25.-An option
ON the Champion Quartz mine has been
given to the representatives of French
capital for 81, ,25O,O This is one Of
the most important mining deals that
has taken place in California for some
years.
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FOR A SHORT CAMPAIGN.
Cleveland Chamber of CONNER q send
ing Out n Circular.

Cleveland Chamber of CONNER e send
ing Out n Circular.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 25.-The Cleveland
chamber of commerce will, within a
few days, send to the chambers of COM
merce OF 300 cities in the United States
circular giving the action of the Cleve-
land body in requesting the Republic.
can and Democratic national commit
tees to shorten the time of the presiden-
tial campaign from six months to three
months. The reason given for making
the request is that these campaigns i'll
variably unset1le business affairs and 90
All actual damage to commerce AID
manufact uring. The chambers 10
which the circulars will be sent will be
asked to take similar action
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-25

ST. LOUIS, Oct. >25.-Sheriff Hogg ar
rived here from Poplar Bluffs, having
in custody Jasper Foreman and Logan
Wood, two colored men charged with
the murder of John r. Porter, boiler
maker of that town. The citizens of
that town threatend to lynch the pris-
oners and they were brought here for
safe keeDing
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Plot ARainst the sultan.

LONDON, Oct. pa special dispatch
received here from COnstantinople says
that q plot has been discovered among
the officials of the sultan's palace. In
consequence, it is added, numerous ar
rests have been made, and the residences
of the ministers are now guarded by
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-25
COOPERATIVE FARMING.
The Sch-.ne Will BE Tried by Some
Manitobans.

The Sche.ne TT1eU by some
Manitobans.
WINNIPEG, Man, Oct. 25.-A cooper
ative farming association is being or
ganized here for the purpose Of promot-
ing the agriculture industry in the
French settlements. Elevators will be
built at points where none now exist,
and large flour mill will be erected
and operated in this city. Members of
the association will be supplied with
farm machinery and implements at
Wholesale prices, and large cold stor-
age warehouse will he erected at i
central point, probably in Winnipeg,
for the handling of produce. A system
of mutual fire insurance will also be q
feature of the scheme.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.


MILWAUKEE. Oct. -, 1890
FLOUR-Firn.
WHEAT--\o : spring. lS7s"; No. /
Northern, Ole; December, G03sc.
CORN-No. }, Bic.
OATS-Ao , white 2lc; NO. 3 white,
l91x d21c.
BARLEY-No. 2,40Hc; sample on track
26 41c.
RYE-No l. 40l3c.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-25

LAUSANNE, Switzerland, Oct. 25.-
The Gazette de Lausanne says that al
though it is not true that the pope is
dying, it is learned that his strength
has rapidly declined during the last few
months. His encourage is of the opin-
ion that he will not survive the winter,
and it is added that all mis- vitality
seems to be centered in his nam.
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looking TO REORGANIZATION.
North Dakota Milling Association Inter.
ests Hold n I Onference.

North Dakota Milling Association Inter
ests Hold conference.
Sr. PAUL, Oct. 25-ExGovernor Mer-
m. st. Paul, Mr.. Coombs, Boston.
Il Mr. Harrington, Minneapolis, met
- and briefly talked over the affairs
the Milling Association of North
,k0ta, which failed last season and
.as since been in receivers hands Mr..
COMBS represents the Van Dusen firm
minneapolis. No proposition has been
,.e to the creditors for satisfactory
tlement of the associations affairs,
out the three interests mentioned eX-
sect some suitable plan for reorganiza-
ton will be matured before long Gov
crnor Merriam stated that as nothing
definite had been done or agreed upon
there was nothing to give out for publ
eaton.
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LONDON, Oct. 25.-The Chronicles
Constantinople correspondent says: y
hun dred Turks We're arrested on Satur-
day and 3S ThOftas and students f
the military college on Monday All
are closely connected with the You. .
Turkey agitation. The outlook is seri-
OuS
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kotwitZ Held.

MILBANK, S. D., Oct. 25.-The coro-
ner's jury has held for examination
Frank Kotwltz, charged with causing
his wife's death by kicking her.
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A Golden Wedding,

DUBUQUE, Oct. 25.-The golden we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry N. Lepp-
stack was celebrated in this city Rev.
Herman Ficke, Of the German Congo
rational church. remarked them
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OTTUMwA, Ia, Oct. 25.-The grand
jury refused to indict Officer Hamilton,
who shot O'Donnell recently for robbing
hen rOosts
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH. Oct. "A. 1895
WHEAT-Cash No. hard, 5s7sc; No.
l Northern, 571sc; 40 North -rn, ,27sc;
No. 3 spring, 3z3sc; rejected, 40c; NO.
Nor, hern. 57a6c; october, 51Hc: Decem-
ber No hard, 5SIsc: No. l Northern,
565sc May. 6lc
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Two of wyatts Despera,loes Lynche,

HEM >EsSEY, o. T., Oct. 2o.-Two
more members of Seth 'Wyatt's band of
desperadoes have answered for their
MANY deeds of lawlessness. They are
Jim Umbra and Mexican John, two
Mexicans. They We're lynched by en-
ragged cattlcmen.
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I'M the Central Figure.

NEW YORK. Oct. Ex-senator Hill
was the central tigur" III the great
Democl attic mass meeting under the
auspices of the state committees, which
was held at Cooper Union last night
Frederick r. Coudert acted as chair
man and with few complimentary re-
marks introduced Senator Hill.
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DELTA, Ia, Oct. 25-Thc high school
building burned and nine children were
injured. The building was valued at
$4,000. All Of the injured will recover.
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MINNEAPOLIS Grain,

MINNEAPOLIS. DC "a 1895.
WHEAT - October. 5471c; December,
54Xc; May, 59He. On Track No.
hard, 56Ac; NO. | NortherI, Soc No
Northern, 331ac
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THE CUBANS WON.
story Of a Battle That Was Not Reported
From Havana.

StOTy OF battr6 HHHt W Hs 1<Ut 1stPorteu
From Havana.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20 "Details Of des-
perate battle in the San Juan valley
have been received by the Cuban junta.
The forces engaged were led by General
Antonio Maceo, with 1900 Cubans, and
General Echague, with / 800 Spaniards.
The greater portion of the Cubans We're
not actually engaged, according to the
report, but continued the advance to-
ward the west after the battle.
Five hundred cavalry defended the
rear of the Cuban army. The Spanish
troops hesitatcd at critical times and
did not fight with the valor which dis
tingushed their ancestors. About 200
of their number were killed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-22
THE MlNUTEST DETAIL
Lessons In Condensation Where Much is
Said In Abbreviated space.
GOOD FOR BREAKFAST TABLE GOSSIP.
Confederate Reunion nmd Memorial
Entcrtninntcnt- MIR. Murrny'S Con
ditiOn Slightly Improved ON the
Lookout for Huunumy Boys Fer
sOnaI Notes.

The fishermen at Virginia Beach are
Catchin. large numbers OF small spot
fish.
rho Baptist SUNDAY School Assaria-
tion will meet IN Portsmouth this after
noon
Mr.. -. J. Callahan. agent for the Nor
folk mad Washington Line, has return
ed from Boston.
Milford Davis. colored. was arrested last
lane. with = knife
The police wer. Instructed last night to
lock ont for Peter Dickson and Wilir
Dcggc, tw runaway boys.
The condition of Mr. * c. Murray.
edit"r OF the Landmark. was slightly
improved last night.
Dock Davis living in Proby's court. was
arrested Oh a wh"rInt last night chu.ginr
him with as+'Gul;ing Dave 3arhun.
y Confederate reunion and Memorial
Charles next Thursday. The orators
will be F'it2hugh Lee and John W. Dan
icl
Mr. RoirIt Green, of Grccnvilla. \
G.. arrived in the city last night. He is
here in the interest of his brother. Ed
ward. VIII was recently hurt in tn.
elevator crash nj Hotel Norfolk
Centenary NJ. l.. Church. Rev. T.. =
Rawlings. notwithstanding at II
III. and p. IN. Morning subject, How
an Apostle Kept from BackslidnG:'
evening subject. The Judgment" Lee
ture "Wednesday 4. m. Epworth Fri
day y. m sunday school a:l5 Il. IN
capt. j. =. LipsComb. of SputtsylV;,-
mia county, Is in the city for Il few day.
ANA has been pleasantly entertained H.,
his .fri"dns. Capt Lipscomb * tho
genial agent of the CornmerCiu Build
Ing ana Loan Association.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-22

Nemorsc- deep seated remorsc- is
about L" ovcrtak" Observer Gray. OF
IA" Weather bureau /, will be re
mrmbcrcd that on Thursday observe
Tray sent the mercury a boiling and "a
hubb!inE up To the loo notch in his Their
m"m"t"t breaking all records So
nurh adverse criticism had been in
dulgcd In 10y the people. generally that
ia" Observer is about Gis"ustrd with
himself ;" high did lie force the, mer-
Jury that h" lost control of tn" weather
entirely ana is of tn" opinion thai hi.
InrSt from Boston ON Thursday hNp-
noticed him This theory h" argues.
relieves him of the -sponsihility He
evidently suffered from the hpXnuri,
lntlu"nc" Friday and Yesterday. but il
now gradually recovering. TO even M
matters hr Will make every rnGraVor
l" relieve suffering humanity iu-lnur-
row, for h" promises to get his COO!
Weather machine in order and turn it
"h'"t twenty degrees lower Monday
morning.
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WHO STOLE THE LETTER.
a Thrn Committed in The Drtrc.
lives Room At Police. uIrndnunrtcr>

y hold and daring theft was committed
IN the detectives room at Police Head
quarters yesterday. and for "A while an
innocent man was placed in an awk-
Naru position. According to the story.
- told arouNd tn" station Detectives
Williams and Curtis were detailed sew
eral DAYS ago L. got certain evidence
hSatns, house ur town. 10 get this
evidence II WAS necessary for the de
ives To visit the aforesaid house. Some
person, believing that good morals
should prevail among the men on the
ponce force, seeing the detectives enter
inc place aud not knowing their bust
ness. sent IL letter To- the Police Commits
sionrrS. detailing tho fact of the arorc-
said visit. Tho commissioners trnt
the ictt"r To chief King. and chief king
knowing tho circumstances uc such visit
handed the letter to Detective, Williams
with the Information that h. could de
StroN II. Instead of doing 50. however.
TN" detective placed the letter i'm his
coat pocket and later hung his coat on
convenient u,ti ia tn" detectives
room. When TIL" dotuctiv" went home
later I'm ia" day his wife had the idcuti-
cal letter II had been sent to her. by
whom. she did not know. 1t then dawn
"a upon tn" detective that the letter
had been stolen from his pocket Will"
his coat hung in the office by some en-
cmy who had sout ii 10 his home fur
ihc p'IrpoS" Of making trouble
When asked about the affair last
night Detective Williams Was the mad
dcSt man in town lio expressed re
grct that publicity h0d been given to
III affair. ana said hc hoped to have
something later about It.
Dctoctiv" Curtis was rot 80 calm as
Detective Williams Tho li;ilr dctcc-
tive iiarcd ur at ono" and exclaimed:
Th" man wh" publishes anything
ahou, that will b" sorry tor ii"
1T is a IcGitimaI' u,.Ns item and will
bc puhlishcd.' said the reporter your
threats !" TIA" contrary uotwithsiund-
ms.
Thcu the little detective auhsi,i,d
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-22
BERKELEY ANNEXATION
4 Mn>9 Meeting 20 Bc Held to Consider
'eiiti Step.

T"-molrow night the people "f Rcrk
"E VIII mold a mass injecting in Market
iidll in that town. 10 hear the re-
port OF the committee uf ten appointed
some time ago 10 consider means To i'm
prove the condition OF that town. Last
Monday night this committee met ana
three reports were offered ono tor =.
city charter. on" FOR annexation and
On" for am amended town charter l!y
slight majority TIA" city charter
Schen" WAS adopted Tor presentation To-
tomorrow = maSS-m"ctinG.
When thc matter comes up bcfor. the
meeting. however il is probable that
a minority report will be submitted re
commencing tn" adoption of tn" annex
alton scheme
At last Mondays meeting Mr. ,;,urg,
Jones. the cha irman of the committee.
very forrihlvcNpla in"d thvadVautaGroi
- city charter, hut the anncNatiuui~t ;
say that when they iurcihly explain the
annexation terms 10 their fellow citi
GrnS there Will bc Il difference" 81 opiu-
lun. ana they expect To win. II is very
EIohapl" that whoever wins i lively
Nshi viii he made before the Lcgisla
tur" when III" matter comes up as 10th
sides HAY" strong backing and will
light to the last
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-22

The mons meeting at tho Y. NJ. G. y
this afternoon AT : "'cluck viii b.. uu
usually mtwrstiur. Tho "rsrutiy ,lrct
"d state Secretary. Mr J Coulter
VIII deliver "a STRAIGHT I5il, an Clun!,
"d subjects, which PROMISES tu hr veg,
Instructive. TIL prnuramtu" 4 as r.t
lows. Invocation. hymu TO Uu
Work" suaG service led by vi i f.
.ittnGN, with orchestral ac,unutni
u'nt.vi"liu solo. Prot Charles Forirs
SCRIPTURE reading ANA PRAYER. vuca
5"i'. Mr.. J T. Dunbar. address. rraNo'
i'.-"'r .f""iug -. .'ii.-n.t.
Wow. ieorEr u Wcudnus IFS to d,iivr
his ".d."sS CA ''tu*e.n Realities. oct,
't 49,. 70, IN. Npuug M,u- CrrIstinu 4
20. m'ion. Reserved seats age now DO
Ihr Soy's Meeting at TIN. Youu. Mon.
,hrist'au \ ASSOCIATION fNi- :ttrunou at
Der. Il viii il" lead hv Nj T.. il Count, 0.
TIA" lii" pt >urpt.ou No. G.Dt." b.
BonI'uun. hls hc.r @il-l Co. il" III
rtN ot IN \ Gums Mau Christian AS,
.lHtlOu.
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Ofthc 10000 Persons

Who have lately visited Port Norfolk
the general opinion Is that 1t liz the
most desirable sites for homes and for
Investments on Norfolk harbor, aud
since tue equipment OF the electric
railway IT is eligible to the business
men OF the three cities. Pure air and
water. large lots, low prices low taxes.
cheap living, schools, churches and all
modern advantages. with the certainty
of RAPIDLY increasing vhlues due TO
general development and the location
of the Southern railway terminus in
vicinity. Nestlhnle electric cars each
way every half hour. Call on NJ. W.
Mason, Columbia building, Norfolk.
We.
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Mrigl,l.s. ioG Mnin S,rccts.

We have stili few Marscillc.
spreads al 6gc., S9c.. Csc. $l.iN and SIG
each worth 81. $i.25 l.5o. g. and So,
each; also a line of ladies hemstitchcd
aud embroidered handkcrChicrs at l2l.
ana 23c. each. worth - and soc
y new lin" of japanese draprry crepe
just received. i9c. yard
Thc sale Of umbrellas will continue
TINS. 81 umbrellas for soc. So um-
lot elias for 81
WKiGHTS. 1876 Main street
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tMtSE.NENTS.


envy OF Music tomorrow tNoudnv)
nlSht only. The organization is :,
lalse ana very expensive one oyorv-
.hlilE brand iicw and w To date The
Hi".lpnhy mas been most carefully ac-
iected. as the lis; viii show. and mo-
expense has been spared in it's roor-
SANITATION To bring the new pruduc-
non Tor the coming season tlu To TN,
hiShest standard of excellence The
new ana magnificent scenery is "A v.,-
ltablc triumph OF art Tho gorgeous
costumes made this summer from spr-
clai designs 10y the celebrated French
costumer Of London Charles Alias.
from the very finest materials and SO
artlStically are the Narioue rolnrs
blended as I" form the most fascinat-
ing effects Tho bright. catchy must
cal gems selected and arranged by the
eminent composer and director. H. Il
Mathews. The text has been entirely
| rewritten and tn" whole pro,iuctinu
| crowded with novelties
THE LIMITED MAIL" !:lmcr T.
NanCe.S famous railroad comedy dra-
ma. The Limited Mail" will app,.,
at the Academy 81 Music ou Wcdn.s-
day night next and il is safe To predict
hous" packed To the doors il,. tho
reputation of this phenomenal success.
has preceded it,
The play abounds in comedy ANA dta-
matte passages is crowded with start
NM ana tnr.iiiug scenes and is =, Sc
iicS of surprises from first 10 last
Tn" company this season is Suokou
OF 10y the press as tho best one vel
brought together hy tn" management
ana includes that bright little ady.
bcatricr.' whose ch;ymiuE actiug.ar-
tiStlc dancing and mrtcIiuus sinrin"
Always charm her audience.
photograph of Hoatiic" viii hc civ
on every lady attending tho prrfor-
nance. IN" sale oi seats VIII open
u1SdaE morning. Prices -, 80. 75c
ana ~
1.-TWO CoLONELS. Til. beautiful
comcdy-drama, Two Culon,ls." viii
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tpidHc StcnIii,. snn1a

Al the lolic" station Is new coat o.
good quality which awaits a claimant
Last nlSh; Sergeant kirchnicr, wnii.
walking along Main street. saw negro
trying to sell tho coat aforesaid He was
laced unicr arrest. hccaus" he could not
give an Intelligent account OF how he OBJ
tanned posses sion of the garment At the
sta ton house he gave his name as Alex.
Charles.
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Thrcutencdio shoot.

Ben rIrn-r. - color.d hoy. was arrested
10y Officer W tiT'r last night on a charu,
OF threatening To shoot "a woman in TN
Fourth W ard lien searched at Tho
station house r.Tn'r had concealed ia
MS pocket u revolver with all its rhumhrrs
loaded AMI about twenty loOsc cartridges
IA" CharG" of Cit''NIne concealed weapons
was also entered against MIN. and he WAS
loo ked up
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tJiIntcs' s!,nr."..

Wills : lt' color,t. WAS arrested D..
ON, Guy last night. Changed WIrI st,s.
us 49, r. jHln,- ''.riu ALSO .ntur,,
l.. men llv, iu Atliuti, Ci,v boz ih nous
,,n tu ts. station hous, M, sAu:,. ut
Warrants Ton tha arrest ut pDliu 900.
Johnson Tor assau,ir- him Tho lat
81. 0.I. HHlla! AMI Scott wn# !r..ri a..
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NT.p. An honest, active gentle
man or lady /" travel for reliable as
tabiiShrd house. Salary $3.50. pay
hble 81" weekly and EXPENSES Sit
uhtion permanent References En-
close sclf-addressed stamped ruVc-
l"p" II. T.. HESS. Pres. Chicago
Su2O-tt
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BRnM6LETON.

tIcN. w. Il. Bcauchamp has returned
nome from his vacation outing. and he
WIN preach AT Trinity Nj. t.. Church to-
uhN at th" usual hours
Mrs. Jack Roberts, OF East Bgamblc-
t"il avenue, has been in PctcrSburg
w; a day or two. having hcvu called
thith"r by the death Of her father. Mr..
lewis Perkins. an aged gentleman.
widely known and much rspccted.
htN w. l.. Watson has sufficiently
recovered from his recent indisposition
10 IL" all" to conduct services at Spur
Srnh to-day at the usual hours
~ affords tn" agent much pleasure to
max" The statement that subscribers to
ne lfEIntan may cNpcc; their papers
III IN" 'utur" at the usual early hour
IN" remains of Mrs. Swan. mother
m law nt Mir j. i. Houncy. of the firm
"i M"SHrs. White Il Hcnucy. Park and
vi'nhIvion avenues. passed last night
en- route via tine Norfolk and Western
railroad 10 pinwiidic county, Va. for
'ht"'m"ni IN tn" old family burial
ty
ST. Peters y T.. church. Roy. w. u.
smith. rector Services to-day at the
usual hours
Park Avenue Presbyterian Church
NeN T. II. McClu,r, pastor Regular
s"rN ices to-day
Mckcmdr"c NJ Is church Preaching
to-day hy til" pastor Rev j T.. Mastin.
at a m. and H. IN Rosebud Society
VIM meet at y. IN. ia Ia" lecture,
room
Chris,ad"lphian Eccl"yin. corner of
vices to-day at II a H.
Memorial Christian Temple Preach
ing to-day AT u 81. N. ANA t. m hv the
nasi"r Hrv. j rr"sslcy Barrett. u. -
SUNDAY school at $50 Il. m. Y. T. :. =.
=. at y. ~.
1 4. t,.F
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" WANTED situation by American.
good business education: temperate:
experienced selling. collecting. steam
hitting. etc, willing To do anything
+ and ~ NJ. in care of The Virgin
gan. S-2l'
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W AMI TED Bright young boy. not under
~. 10 learn tn" newspaper mailing bust
ness. one with kuowlcd2" of typ.-s..ttiug
preferred Address NJ. -" care Viz
SlniIn uiGcc sr94-tf
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collect for an iustaiment house: must
nav" som" experience and come
Vol recommended; give full name
tnd salary desired Address FUR
y ~ tt., TINS office Sr.u-6l
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10 lot SlECuI.ArE'-,S for our Ire
~ Guide to Si,,e.sul srtclation." wi,a
iIo'Is!"". cotton &ud $40 u speculation on lrt,d
rHtEius t.oroug ly c,painri NAH.EN " u
y CO., L.brrIy B.ildu-, New York. ,ll2la
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POSITION WANTED-Ry a young mar
rled man. willing to work at almost
anything for rmploNm"nt. Address q.
this office. S,.n-l l.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Three or four nice rooms
upstairs OF down, in ii house with no
children. ana conveniently located to
churches, market and street cars
references exchanged. Apply at or
address SIG South Park avenue
scott
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N Al TER Trustworthy ivrsou To trayci- ssllry
" H'W hd 'NpTs's tuc o'c ref rene" aud elf
hdir eel stuupei envelope. PRESIDENT, Il \
! = lci-"' >elS->I
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'EOR RENT FOR lsg6--A desirable wharf property
n Apply 10 HUGH y. PAGE, - CRANKY Street.
Gsls-.f
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| WANT I'VE EXPERIENCED m-ILpIN,,.
saa i".m s',ig"rs MI a'qn"i'tcd III Mort TX
mission "a on v. VI. rNHk. al Niiantlc iin.sl
-'o''ul' ''iW''h . hiId l. IN audit
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~ N's'a:I,.

SA l.ESAll:N TO take orders and collect
>'l bond. signed 10y 81 business firm. re
CURED; EXCLUSIVE territory. 80 To $I5
weekly. For particulars. address f.
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