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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-09-12
Markets by Telegram

. -Elour-Very daii,, ycr
Weak; No. 2 spring, 51h2c; 20. LDrI
59hc; December, 59Ac. toI ~. n
nominal; No. 3, SIC. Oats b
white, 22c; No. 3 white. 21M-iH 10 Oh
Quiet but firm; No. 2, 43c; sal ak. 10
31M42Kc. Rye-Lower ant, W W lard. j.
Provisions-Steady: pork, 30, "a, "a 81
Flour is weak on the basis ~ x, grad
for patents in hbls In CARROTS; wS S6t
sacks. 1902. 90; bakers, i'll poi''
rye, in bbls, 2.55l12. SO ,,o5 pei
MiIstuffs are weak at 70 for for dns
for sacked bran, 13.230t13 oV ~; 40 do
dlings. and 15.OOM15.25 for W IN and s.
Chicago-Close-Wheatmea ash cetober-
her. 5Sc;, December, 59asc; oS32Isc
May, 63asc. Corn-SeptembDeI. pSepie
Der, coke: May, 29Nc. oa aoy iS$e;
191sc; October, 1SAc; Decemoee,l0 10: o.
2162lkc. Pork September; oootelnlet,
S-45; January, 9.t;5. Lard-otps7la
October. 5.95 bid; January 90: J'o
September, $50; October. 4Oc
800. Rye-Cash, 39c; OctoDei. !.
September, 4Sc. 5r Sept
Minneapolis-Wneat STEADY 59Mas
543Sc; December, 551sc: Nay, Nofsl
track, No. / hard, 55%c: No receipts
Soc; No. 2 Northern, oo720'
cars
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-09-12
BRODIE'S FEMALE RIVAL.
Mrs. Clara Macarthur Jumps from Brook
lyn Bridge.

New York, Sept 7.-Mrs Clara Nc
Arthur. the woman who attempted to
jump from the Brooklyn bridge about
two weeks ago, was picked up in the
East river under the bridge today by
two men in rowboat. 1t is alleged
that she jumped from the bridge. The
woman. when taken from the water. was
unconscious She recovered shortly.
However. and was held a prisoner on a
cEargo of attemntin~ to commit suicide
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-09-12
A Murderer Escapes.

Boise, Idaho. Sept. Paul Lawson.
under sentence of death for the murder
of William Watson, escaped from Jail in
HALEY ard is still at large. Sheriff Fen
ton when about to lock mp Lawson was
suddenly seized by two men and threat
ened with death if he gave warning cry
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-09-12
Watching for Fllfbusterar.

san Diego, Cal, Sept. 6.-Referring to
the dispatch from Chicago that The
Hawaiian consul here had noti;ed all
psci1e -. coast commissioners TINT an
other flllbustering expedition was about
i Scher says he has not as vet I r.,l;I
such information, but a close watch ci't IL
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-09-12
Milwaukee Dairy Market

Butter-Fancy creamery, per IT, ~
inferior to choice. 1OM19c; p "H"I,e
selections, 1G0l1Sc: lines, fair TO ,, clVI n
12M1Gc; packing stock, do, 7Aao7s'' :
4@6c. H.
Cheese-FuIl cream fats, per a.
SIG; cheddars. Tease: Young A .rner
M9e; brick, new, S@9c; llmoufs''
Swiss. do. 11Nl12c. o,o,Lc +
Eggs-Fresh, per doz, 11@g l-1s'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-09-12
MAY CALL ON RUSSIA.
Seems to be Getting Beyond
Control.

Berlin. Sept. IA special cahlesram
from Shanghai says that the rebellion in
the province of Kau-Suh is becoming
formidable The insurgents have organ
lied an army and with it have captured
eleven cities. 1t is reported that the gov
crnment at Picking meditates calling upon
Russia for aid in suppresSing the rebellion.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-09-12
massacre vows rseacnes Fran

Lyons, France, Sept. 5.-The new
per Mission Catalogues publishes as
ment today that at the beginning, OF
the mission and orphanage at YOU
China, were attacked by NATIVES
burned. In the riot several ChIE
were killed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-09-12
HAVE LEARNED A LESSON.
Railroads will Grant Reasonable Rates +o
Atlanta.

New York, Sept. G.-Passenger agents
fcepnr res: the Pennsylvania, Baltimore
err AID other roads held a maet;no " 49, as.-
today, the greater part Of which was do
voted TO discussion of rates to the A.
Ia exposition. It was the opinion Of
all the passenger agents that the srnnr ~
"a rates shown in the sale of tickets To
BOSTON Boston 20 be present at the KNIGHTS
= e mpS aa conc!aye would not be repeated.
would be fixed to Atlanta. otherw;sea :; -
would w !. DC impossible to get much travel j
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-09-12
Sugar Refinery Dividends.

New York, Set. 6.-The directors Of
the American Sugar Refining company
have declared IL e regular quarterly diyi-
dend of-3 per cent on, the common and
Ia per cent. on the preferred stock, pay
able October
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-09-12
LATEST MARKET REPORI'
Milwaukee, September /"
Chicago Potato Market

Chicago-There is a fair business ssl
in potatoes and the market is Slea a
feeling. Receipts are not large puS +
of stock is held. Local people b0usI.
freely, but from other sources the ;rr sl
was limited. Quality is rather I'm nrii
Prices ranged from 2Gc to SOC, aceOiu"
quality,
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ANOTHER BOMB FOUND.
Partisan Anarchists Leave Their
Latest Memento at
Police Station.

London, Sept. What is supposed TO
have been another dynamite bomb was
found last evening upon the window sill
of the police station i'll Paris.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-09-12
THORNTON PIKE.
- McMANUS, married, Borden stree
- BURNS. 10 East Providence.
lon A

The accident was a peculiar one For
ed in the holder and today the company
sent six men and foreman to repair the
leak, which proved to come from the de-
fective valve connecting the four-inch
main which supplies the Westfeld street
holder with gas from the main holder
on Globe street. The men had just re-
turned from dinner at 1 o'clock and,
going down the WOODEN stairs which Id
from the entrance of the cellar to the
holder below, began work on the broken
valve, They disconnected it and tied a
cloth bag about the large main. when the
bag gave way and an immense volume of
gas rashed out. In less time than it
takes to tell it, all were overcome. with
the exception of one. who managed to
grope up the stairs, where the fresh air
cna bled him to recover
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-09-12
DEATH IN 4 GAS HOLDER.
Party of Workmen Are Overcome
in a Providence, r. l.
Reservoir,

Providence, r. l., Sept. Alive en-
p:oyes of the Providence Gas company
went to their death in the cellar of the
Westfeld street gas holder about 1 80
o'clock this afternoon. They were as
phyXiated by gas. The names OF the
dead:
- COTTON IS years. single.
RILEY, 45, married, with SIX chill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
Az III VIM, Ere

The eastern cold spell IL proving do.
cidod boom Tor California opugogfow-
ere. The crop there has been more than
usually abundant AZ an illustration,
II may he cited that Lee Angeles will
furnish the eastern market about 800
carioa1i mud RiveuIde will come "a
with some 500 carloads with such
quantities. ~ th0se averaging through.
out the orange growing section, at the
prices which tho telpgIams ray have
been agreed upon and will BE- easily Oh.
talnabIe-i2.5O to 90 per boz at the
grovea-a vast amount OF money will
20 10 the California grower.
The reason Tor the adya mage 20 tho
western grower 10, Of couIse, the fail.
ure, by frost, u the Fllrlia crop. III
now announced that not more than
one.seventh Of the usual quantity will
DO shipped from that stale. This means
on enormous los-2,3lOOlO boxes, the
quantity reported to'tr5y0J, At g.
would amount 10 st,G-O,0lO. 10 will
be- no wonder II the people In that stale
viii DO forced to call for assia,auce,s aud
tue kindly action oi the South IN
responding 70 the ontreaties OF droulh.
stricken No5ra'ka tqiire reciprocal
exhibition Of Northern charity.
Thus the ill winds OF Jack Ffosp'
have blown good Tor CnliiofliA orange
growers, though to Florida they bring
dire distress; and the orange consumer
also will have to pay a higher price
than would have been the case under
conditions which would have pro.
duced a good crop all around The
action OF the elements man could not
control. hut when tue Tins Of ne.
cessiIy arises, Us II seem sure 10 do, for
the people of Florida, the nut 10
tender them assistance should DO the
orange growers and dealers OF Cali.
tornis, who ate the onos chltl
beatil.ei by the misigrtune OF thtir
eastern brethren.
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RETURN TO YIGILiNrES.

The dispatches bring word from Sac.
Tamento, the capital OF California, that
yesterday January ~ the city board
Of trustees ordered all saloons to be-
closed from midnight until a.m.;
revoked the licenses Of numerous uis.
reputable rosoris; directed that all
known criminals aud lramps be driven
from town by the police authorities,
and ordered the arrest OF every man
without visible means Of support. The
police force was Increased by over any
citizens, who volunteered 60 serve a.
epocial uilloers, anu siill further adj.
tlone are 10 be made " the guardians of
the peace 1, 10 announced that n iact''a
scmblance o. mar.Ial law has been iu.
auguratei." Besides tue adoption OF
tho measures named, oluzuu9 CON.
mittce OF safety has been formed, aud
70 Ia intimatod that reign like that OF
carly California vigilantus may follow
10 the outlawry OF HE past few weeks
does not cease.
The cause OF these sensational rrl-
gaediugs 10 IN the carnival OF crime
which h said to have held sway To.
oently,and which thepolice have niluu
10 cope with. There have been three
brutal murders IN close succession Co,
object being robbery, Numerous as.
baults TO rot, gu4 vast number OF
uurgIarIes Husbands rygoueI tina,
thtir wives reiused 10 remain ut home
plyne, and many Residents threatened
10 move out unless the authorities gave
them adequate protection.
suca condition may spum anon.
uious IN "a state OF locality whsf1 %
sso easy Tor officers 10 gytull the De-.
distance necessary 90 enforcing tu,
law, auu can be ace u4,oI Tor only 10.
the nYpotnelIs that tue police lep.t,.
ment in the California capital ha5
been wo.ully lax IN H. policy TOWARD
tie crlmiuai class. IL would max.
little difference how cImparatlveB
small tue police force was, II prouer
ditclplino were enforced the city oJul
uut be- easily placed in such a position
as that described. Sacramento has
population VI 85,UOO-abgut hall that oil
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means all good men AMI women, anI
oven some who arc not very good
there is always interest IN methods
aud IN individuals that are successful
10 curing the faults 10 which the favor.
be horse may have become addicted
This interest IL not only duo 70 the
pecuuiary olcment-the making Ct a.
animal more valuable by rendering
him swiucr or safer ami more tracia'
de; 10 10 also stimulated By the ife'h OK
ample OF map's control over the beast
the superiority Of bis intellect over
that Of evon tue most Intelligent Of
the bruls creation. Hence horse'
trainers win fame and not iuirt qIruiy
wealth by developing runnei's OF
lrotier's speed to the sKtent Of ptrhaps
only a second ora fraction ola second
Of time ina miles distance. Hence
also men make populations aud dollars
aa honeismeuj teaching the animal
that Whatever the superior mind-his
muttUr-WnuH him 20 do VI wherever
he wants him 20 80, he
can DO OF 20 with safety
teaching him courage, obedience,
sense. This latter is the Geld that
hst been entered by Pro. Glenson,now
giving exhibitions In this oltyi aud he
has already shown enough Of bis skili
here TO warrant all the credit and fame
that has preceded him. HE entertain.
meut Is altogether novel, aud while So
may not bo characterized as highly
intellectual IN tho scnso that one
speaks Of q lecture, a TRACE y or an
opera. tie to great many Tar more
useful aud 10 almost everybody guile
"a intofcsllng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

THE GENTLEMEN aud the nowspa.
pors who Affect great distress over what
thny torn the "inuendous" OF thIa
paper with reference TO tho removal
Of the prostitutes from Franklin
avenue aud the peaceful location Of
SOME Of tham ON Commercial street,
neol not -eok comfort Tor themselves
with no gcnt,c term. Those "luuen.
does" are plaiusgaIrmeulB-Chargrs, u
the word IL prelrrrei-RaI every
one Of them, We believe, BE-
susceptible Of proof Moreover we
hnd after close peruSAl of sav.
oral lengthy interviews In morn.
Ing contemporary, wherein the gentle.
mon propsrly,owuors attempt defense,
that "a not one single iota 10 tho NEws
article Of yesterday o0ntndio,ed. 10
appyars, therefore, that what ihl- paper
has hat 10 HNy about tho subject VIII
have 30 stand Wnuend0ea" anu an.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

salt Lake-ard four or FIVE good
policemen should have made a much
better showing than has been done 10
this instance, where all the guilty par'
Ties have escaped thus iaL Whatever
necessity there may be- OR a commit
iso Of siioty or vigilance committee
seems TO nrisc, therefore, from official
inc0mpoioucy.
Tho direction Of the new movement
however, Will effect change, as {
aims At the class from which most OF
tho criminals are duwn-tnoso who
arc not Known to follow any legitimate
business but are usually uesignated DO
law az being without Visible means Of
upp0rt. With these in jail OF cut Of
town the "rcign Of terror" a. u 10
called In the tOlegrnm', Will end qulc4.
ly. In the meantime, other cities will
need 10 be- on The alert Tor The ililuN Of
Migrants, AMI 10 be protected there.
from must give them tho alternative %
moving Ola or going to iail.
One interesting feature may be- noted
In connection with the Sacramento
business. That's theattituds assumed
toward tho alleged "nuus,rial army"
which last year evoked such large
amount Of misplaced sympaihy 10
California and elsewhere. This winter
"Geuotap lNolly-ths same that was
detained in Ogden In Apnl last-has
been raising another "army," aud
established bic headquarters at sacin'
meul0, preparatory To 90 eastern cam'
Iaign 40 soon o. spring opened.
Among tho orders issued by the Sncra.
monto municipal authorities was one TO
,ho effect that Kelly aud his "indus.
ifialisis" bo notified that unlOss they
Immediately sought work they would
to arrested a. yaEranu. The reason Tor
this aoii0n was that on New Years
uight Kelly made a speech ON street
corner, in which ho said that n men
OUT Of employment could not obtain
work at 81 por day, ihey should 10 10
the back doofs OF different houses, nnd.
n refused, take what they needed by
force. AZ Kally's heauquarlcrs had
been tho meeting place OF known
thugs, vigorous action was directed
thereto. IL 81 announced that the
general" aud some Of his leading
hcnohmou, not rolishing the alterns.
tive u worE or tue jan, only stayed Ia
the city over night after the notice Wa
served. This illustration may serve as
a pointer TO show that 1895 viii not OK.
poronco an "industtialisp" demonstra.
ton similar In all respects TO that oi
1894.
As to the probability Of old vlgllante
methods being resotlcd 70 Ia saora-
monlo, there does not seem TO be- a
very large snare Of II. The show Of
earuosiness on the part Of the people,
aud a little efficient work by the police,
viii settle tue trouble, which never
should have arisen u tue police de.
patlment had been alive 10 the ext.
genoies Of the situation as they ap.
poatsd. Al active. well.diTeo,ei force
VI peace officers, even u small, die
ponsos with tho necessity OF vigilance
committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
ia REcoUN1-wnA1i

Last EVENING" Issue Of Tho paper
contained the account of a pumpkin.
soed.prlze.gu'ssing conteat and IT,
result, the winners coming into own
suhip Of various sums Of money and
other articles a. a reward Tor having
correctly or most nearly estimated the
number Of eccds tue round, red, tat
body VI the squash contained.
The record tells w., not upon oath, u
IL true, but upon the testimony Of the
judges, that there were exactly
5Tl seeds In that pumpkin.
Que gentleman guessed b75, aud two
ladies go and 577 respectively. While
no one appears 10 have MT the true
figure, these were the nesresi, and
Iubllo notice was given that the
proper parties should call ami gct
their prizes.
But II Is noticed that there were
other close guesses. one, for Instance,
was 557; another was 50j, and 10 on.
Besides, the matter was very close, ~
will have been seen, IA between tho
leading three. La view Of all this tho
News suggests that that particular
pumpkin and It's seeds may sitll be-
come an ohDectota whole community's
attention.
Let's suppose cast; What II lha
party who guessed 90 should demand
recount, aud the demand should be
grained. Cannot anybody SEQ that
the mistake Of single or double
pumpkin seed would change the resul,2
Aud how interesting this would be- N,
pending tho recount, tho ballot boA-
We beg pardon, the pumpkin-should
bo In possession Of that party's frivnds7
suppose further that the winner
should demur TO the recount aud
demand the prize no was already do.
clared to have won. Would II mol
then be IN order for tho winner by
the recount TO grandiloquently oder TIA,
seeds themselves In evidence, demand
an inspection Of them Quo by one, In.
slst shat his opponent prove not only
who put Ia tue extra ONES n there were
aty, but also DO able to pick out aud
discard said extra ones? And will II not
seem to any iairniindod person that Il
tho obJector cannot DO all tais he
ought 70 cease his contest ana forever
hold his peAoc7
These aro mere tupposilioIs In.
slancer, as stated In the Outset; tu, We
lubmlt that In view Of even tue poe.
sibilily Of ils being br.u ,ht forth no
later evidence that pumpkin should
DO well and honestly taken care Of.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

Unque,.1uably the uobltst Of the
UrItc creation Is the horse. such %
combination OF sagacIty strength,
grace aud utility cxlsts Ia no other
aulma. Excepting the dog no other
quadrupsd dlsplays 80 much affection
Tor his MASTER without even that OK
1optlon, no other is 30 closely part Of
the ekisyencg-lnu lilo, aud help, aud
comfort % civilized man,
But lhoro are h1gss ami horcs,
juat as there are men and
mon, somo Of the former seem incap-
able Of the docillJy aud tlc lntelli.
sruce that characterize the better
-lerimens ami the great majority Of
tnelrraCe. Similarly, there are thous.
uds Of men who DO not know how 10
ueata horse dc1pnuy aud who ought
never TO have control OF one, Wuilo
luoru age equine specimens whom no
amount OF care auI JrMaing can sub
uu and rauIer aagy.0saUls, the lac
ronalus that mos. OF tue bad trails
displayed lTu the result OF improper
handling on the part Of trainors
90 d owners, The case has been truly
and tersely slated, with reference 20
probably the most exasporalins OF
porse mi-Iemeanors, that "thsrs ur-
more balky drivers than Ualby hoTsts"
10 tue lover Ola good borse-whioh
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rHE Tribune quotes Cuiei u Police
Pratt as saying "thesu unfortunate
women" have been charged "exlor.
uonate reu,s Tor shAuhs, iu some casus
200 per cen. more than they could be-
rented fJr Tor Legitimate purposea. +"
This mergiiul aud humane view sug.
costs o. course that IN at least one of
the new Commercial street quarterf--
the building which has Chief Pmtt loI
part 8wnor-thcro viii be- not only no
element OF tuu "shacG," but also no
200 per cent advance In ront over what
tho building Is worth "iar legitimate
LuIn-aos.n
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TAMMANY,
Hall and Tho TuscaToTas Defeated in
Their own SiTOlghOIds.
Grover has uaue 60 TITS uuEs,rd I,oust
wilson aud nrsciscnrid 20 are
Gon. tuingisnt.
lGod save tho Queen

In the presidential election OF two
years ago and this one just passed,
should teach the men who are chosen to
represent the people 10 their national
affairs, that the people are keeping tabs
on them very closely, aud will stand no
more monEeying.
ln times OF general prosperity people
become very lax la keeping themselves
posted on what their public representa-
tivcs are doing; but when IL becomes
hard for them 10 make both financial
ends meet pretty thorough invcstga-
ton Is sure 10 follow, and the uniaithiui
senators are pretty cllrctually wccdcd
out, and the process continues until an
honest administration b obtained and
general prosperity again resumed
We are nov Of the opinion that the
radical change In the congress will pre-
cludc any luther radical tariff lcgtsla-
ton, viii h fact will alone restore con.
idence Ia the manufacturing. co mer-
cial and financial circles and a In great
measure restore prosperity and value
in property. To be sur
Almost all commodities will advance
m price Wages will advance. work
will bee more plentiful aud the advanced
prices will not be so much noticed.
We shall, however, continue for n
time az least, our hard times prices and
continue TO make clothing at twenty five
per cont lower than most OF our COM
pe'iiou but how long we shall be able
10 give the splendid suits We are now
Offering for The price Is O question not
lnswafa HE 600 the present time. But
anyone who VIII call and examine the
quality Of our Si37l, SIC so and $500
SUITS will be convinced that such bar
gains can't continue long, Our Over
coats az $1,000 are beauties though we
have some even over priced.
Yours truly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
cARnON cOuAlY OlFIcERs.

The nogly.elected officials Of Car.
bon county probably will feel lees
worried now thata probate Judge has
been appointed, the President having
selected l.. NJ. Olsen to hll tho post.
ton. The occasion Tor anxiety was
that In the state OF affairs which exist.
od the new officials could not qualify
a. provided BY law, Several days must
yet olapso before the now probate Judge
can assume the rcius OF Office. A
question submitted from Carbon
county IN this regard asks: "As tue
law require, the new officers elected 10
qualify on or before January Let, how Is
this 10 be Accomplishment"
Replying to the inquiry, It may
bs stated that the dalc-Jauuary Let
/. incorrect rs the Law ot 1894 makes "a
change from the old statute IA that
regard, 10 provides that. within
thirty days after receiving notice Of
their election or appointment, tho
cillers stall qualify; aud falling In
this, that tho county court shall Hll
vacancies caused thereby, etc. Under
this provision the Carbon county ON
cyri.elycl had thirty days from tho
mr they were officially notified Of the
results OF the election. Az tlis notice
was not sout out from this city un
December 3rI, the time had not ELAPSED
by January l8L IL itshall have passed
by before the new probate Judge can
act, there moy DO a new question arise,
though tho law seems explicit On the
..LLLnL-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

Through PASSENGER train, through
freight uRirs, quick time via th,
Chicago, uultn Pacific and North.
western Line 10 tho principal oiliCs
east o. the Missouri River.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

Payment i1r SOL ..01 a.fh7a i1 advance
eni r--IHffs changing ue.r r1s7 of rri'rHg'
should a.vays give former aa uaI la ur1alai al'
tidrL
Tho Nraa aou liIa no thf principal itafais. N1vf
stands and HH 100 passenger tfaIuf leaving us ciy
tn0r b. m daily,
City eatagIItHfauiIi KINDLY HHiIfr . r dunbar.
tIrclatlrI, OF uHy IHHTIafIiy iu il1 dult.y 70
aCirralou
All communications should Do addressed 90
ursrnri Erws ruunsuHs 90.
Telephone 90.
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A MAN ~ ENElN -ECIIUN 70 SILL
~ staple roods o. dealers, experience an.
Necessary beet eide unc. $500 a month.
rllary anu 'Aptusuf or larfr commission
made Tor sealed parti Fulars sand stamp. Dllf.
ton soap and Manufacturing Co, Box 20, Jln,
tiuutte. OHIO
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