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news Of OUR HEIsEBoRs
ScAaooNDALE.

Edward Pascoe win leave today for
Ocean Grove. He will make the trip
n his bicycle.
John T.. Morgan has purchased OF
John Williams the store now occupied
~ BAN Z Brown on Salem avenue.
The result Of the election OF officers
~ the Berean Baptist church. which
nas held on Monday evening, was as
Vows: Trustees. W. F. Nye. W. w
mock, Milo Gardner. q. n. Ctley. G.
Stone: church clerk. p. s. Joslin
Sicl committee. G. C. Ave-y. DR.. w
sowery. George Bly: board Of ushe's
F. Nye, A. s. L-vz'Nvl James
M. F. NJ. Snedeksr, William n
b. W. d. Frank. C. ". Perkins;
bn. d. G. Purdy,
II Young Ladies Cooking club viii
pteytaiped at tea at the home OF
rs, on Church street. on
hndler. of Windsor. y.
fonoiv evening at the
ster. Mrs. William Haigh,
l0ItI)c )cfty QAaimmediate cause of
Aof death was con ryest,on of the brain,
Deceased was Al years of a~e. She is
survived by her husband and one son,
Scott. OF Windsor. her sister. Mrs.
Haigh. and two brothers. l.. a. Harri-
son. Of Costello, and f. @. Harrison. ot
Starrucca. Interrent will be made a,
Thompson. the place Of her birth. on
Wednesday
Mrs. A. $. Baker has returned from \
visit with her parents in Chambers
burg.
< Henry Crocker. Of Green Ridge.
spent last evening with friends in this
city.
July 4 promises TO be interesting al
Anthracite park. The grand stand is
now complete and large crowds are eN-
pectsd to witness the races. Among
the horses entered are, 2,so class: Mary
West (bl. M. ]. p. Cook. Perryman.
Md; Charley Stillson Cor. g), r. f.
westlake, OF ScrsntoH; Honest Jack
%. g.). Fred Cook, OF Scranton; Silver
Bell tr. h.. Thomas Weiss, of Bcthle-
hem; Clara X. (bl. M. ]. W. Lovatt, OF
Bethlehem. In the $50 trot and pace;
Maggie Davis %. r,). or Mambrino Jet-
ferson %. h.l. r. F. Westlake of Scrar-
%. m). Levi Patterson, Ca-bondale;
Rapid Transit. 10. H.. +. F. Saw. Bos-
ton: Toinette. Or. M. c. J. Edwards,
Reading: Gallette 10. ny. C. Il. Davis.
Allentown. In the 3.S5 trot and pace:
Bertha c. &c. m). Fred Cook. o. Scran-
ton; Electric Prince It. g). Broad &
Hemingway. wilkes-Rarre: Doc Chap
man Is. gl. Levi Patterson. Car1ondale;
Edith Medium or Magnolia Il. M, r.
z. Westlake. Scranton: The Duchess
q. M. William Evans. Wlllss-Barre
Geld Seekers, F. II. Thomas. OF Carbon
dale. Purses for these events aggre-
gate In the nelghborhood Of 1880.
There win also be a running race fo-
$500
Mrs. James Moran. of Pike street, had
the top of her index finger on her right
hand taken off yesterday morning by
having it caught in the cogs OF clothes
wrfnger which she was feeding while
her husband was turning it for her.
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FAcToRvvILLE.

~ Read took the contract from the
borough for moving the store building
Of Sabra Seamans to make room for a
sidewalk. Sam Oakly has the work
well under way. A new walk will go
down and . bad street corner will be
greatly improved. This building has
been the cause of much litigation be-
tween Miss Seamans ard the borough.
The borough pays the cost Of moving
and 800 to Miss Seamans for the land
taken for sidewalk,
1grs. C. H. Read ard daughter, Ana
III, who went from here some years
ago 70 California, where they have since
resided, started on a trip east last Mon
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Methodist church held their twelfth an
niversary in their church last Sunday.
when recitations. dialogues and sing
ing were the features. The affair was
very largely attended. Great credit Is
due Edward Greatric. superintend-
ent OF the school, who trained the chill
dren. The singing was most excellent
under the leadership OF Professor WILL
lam Hawkins.
II. NJ. Barrett made a business trip
To Scranton Yesterday
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II tho Babx Il cnt,ina Teeth.

Mrs. winstow's Soothing Syrup has BEEN
used for over Fifty Years by Millions Of
Mothers for their Children while Teething.
with Perfect Success. 1t Soothes tho
Child, 6oftens the Gums. AllAys all Pain;
Cures Wind Collie, and ID the Fest remedy
for Diarrhoea. Sold BY Druggists In ev-
cry part Of the world. Be surS and ask for
"Mrs. windows Soothing f5yrup," an,l
take 40 other Kind. TwsnW-lvs cents :
bottle. -
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speech from the Rear Platform

An Irish street car conductor called out
shrilly to the passengers standing In the
aisle:
"Will thin In front PLACE to move up so
thot thin behind can take the places OF
thin In front, an lave room for thin who
are nayther In front nor behind" "-IIar-
pers Bazaar.
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FIRE CRACKER
time IS HERE

Boys, remember only a
few more days are left to
take a chance on that BIZ
cycle in our window. So
if you need a suit for the
Fourth now is your time
to get it. At the same
time try your luck at a
chance for the wheel. A
ticket given with thep ur-
chase of every Roy's Suit.
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Are these berries Just the same at the
bottom OF the box as they are on top?"
asked Mrs. Hunnimune.
YES, indeed, m replied the vender.
And he told the truth The box was ouly
one layer Of berries deep-Washington
Star.
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PRICE eURo.

DR.. ]. ]. Belhimer and wife left here
yesterday for Bethlehem to attend the
funeral Of the 1atter's father.
The Sabbath school Of the Primitive
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Y. p. $. C. T.. and Epworth League.

!. u. =. T. T.. ana EpwOrth League.
Topic cards for the next six months
printed In good style at low prices. II you
contemplate an excursion or festival this
summer 1t will pay you to consult US
about printing posters. circulars. tickets.
etc. The Tribune.
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Telephone Competition.

PttsbEr1h Dispatch.
Tho only advantage tho present com.
pany hasin most places 10 its general
system OF communication from one
place to another aud the number OF It's
subscribers. Naturally Il telephone is
valuable in proportion to its available.
lily for communication and useless un-
loss connected with persons tho sub
scribor wants, to reach in that way.
For TINT reason tho competition OF 4
corporation OF national scope, with long
distance instruments IL more promis.
Ing than that OF purely local exchanges.
1t has been suggested that securing
franchises would DO d moro serious oh.
staclo in this city thaa obtaining n
sufficient number of subscribers. This
is by no means certain. Even ii coun.
ellis should refuse to pass ordinances for
n competing concern, the rulings OF the
courts in the natural gas cases some
years ago afford precedent for relief
from that source. Cities arc not supcr.
ior to tho principles Of public policy.
and it is'undoubtedly good public policy
to encourage competition that will
cheaper telephone service and put it in
tho reach OF tho masses.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
Tie needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
It's excellence is duo to its presenting
in tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO tho taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive: cilcctnnlly cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and tcvcrs
aud permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions :nd
met with the approval of tho mcdicnl
profession. because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by NIL drug
gists il soc and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactnrcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and hcing we'll informed, You will no.
accept any substitute il offered.
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To Is:vn,ianIzc Nicaragua.

Great Britain demands OF Nicaragua
$4,000. for cxpellins her consular agent
from that country. and Nicaragua has
seven weeks from February % within
which to pay or stand tho consequences.
VIA: may the consequences DO?
Grca, Britain is under treaty with us
never to occupy any part OF Nicaragua.
She might seize the customs houses, it
ia suggested, and pay herself tho in.
dc.initv out o! the receipts. When
Great Britain GOT her grip on tho cus.
toms houses OF Egypt shc virtually go.
Egypt It is very satisfactory to hear
from Washington that tho administra.
non does not intend tina, Great Britain
shall Egyptianize Nicaragua. E
1t lis impossible to escape the convc.
ton that the Nicaragua canal had some.
thing to do with Grca: Britain's policy
towards Nicaragua. All tho moro roaaon
Why wo shall give her TO understand
that tho moment she tries to occupy
any part OF Nicaragua or to administer
the customs, we shalt have aerious bust.
meas with her. Tho country will back
the President il he takos this stand.
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An Ola. rirno phllnhclphIan.

Richard Vaux, whose death is m.
nouuccd this morning, was ono of tho
most prominent men OF Philadelphia.
NlIe had been in politics 80 long that no.
body remembered when no was not in.
lIe was mayor OF tho city at tiino
when a man had to stand high to be
chosen 10 that Office. IIo stood well at
tho bar and took prlde in his rank as a
lawyer.
Thelhing OF which he seemed most
proud was his unique distinction rs tho
only American who had over danced
with Quoen Victoria. iIo wasa Demo.
crat without any compromises, and at
tho Same time u protectlonist. While
benjamin Harris Brewstcr lived tho
two enjoyed tho distinction Of being tho
most picturesque characters in Phila.
dolphin. Each attracted attention
wherever no wont.
Richard Vaux was distinctly ropro.
sentative OF tho school Of oId.ti,no Phil
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acknowledgement
wuEELlNG. MARCH 80, 1905


There Is u good deal OF discussion OF
the indictment in the District OF Co.
lumbia OF Mr.. Dana aud Mr.. Lat!an. OF
the New York Sun, for publishing n Ii.
bel against Mr.. Moves, OF the Washing
ton Star. Some OF the opinions seem to
como moro. from bias in favor Of tho in
dicted newspaper mea than from inior.
nation with regard to the situation and
n careful consideration OF all the facts.
Il 10 got at once to tho milk in tho CO.
coanut, the District of Columbia is an
unique patch OF ground in the United
States OF America. Not only arc cisizons
residing there deprived OF the electoral
franchise in respect OF national affairs,
but they have no right OF local selt.gov.
eminent.
A territory has its territorial le:isla.
turc aud It's cite. have their local log.
isla,ive bodies. but for the District OF
Columbia Congress makes all the laws
anu ''''s we eA .N-a y! .o'n ''''1on
I ets appo'"te"' oy 'he ffestae"', 1ne
!. JUDGES are appointed 'os l'le ny the
I. F ,'saii} Win .ho ADVICE a"a consent
4 o! OF 'te sena'e' ohuer uec's'on 81 .'ie
supreme court c''izeu Oh ''e District
OF OF Columbia cannot go INTO 'ne 'edeta'
courts eise"0efe 70 o''nSa su'' Against
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adolphians, Of which not many survive.
They have nearly all passed away with
many Of tho peculiar features that char.
actorizod tho Quaker City. i
Competitive Examinations.

Tho matter Of competitive oxamina.
tions may vol engage tho serious
thought Of tho board OF education.
That pupils have injured thor health
by examining for examination Ia d fact
scttlod beyond dispute. That tho com.
petitive examination 10 not tho best
test Of progrosa IN school work Is tho
opinion OF como Of tho bost educators
md accords with reason.
A watchiul teacher following up tho
pupils work from day to day will know
much bottcr what His standing 10 than
hc can over learn from ompetitivc
examination. Pupils who arc doing tho
best work do not always make tho boat
showing In examinations.
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Soak two tablespooniuls tapioca over
nigh, in wator enough to cover it; in
tho morning boil ono quart OF milk with
the soaked tapiocn, add two.thirds cup
OF sugar and Il little salt beat tho .yolks
OF three eggs thoroughly; when the milk
has boiled ten minutes, stir in tho
volks; remove from fro and stir rapidly
five minutes, so that it will not curdle ;
flavor with vanilla; pour into pudding
dish. Make merngue. Brown n few
minutes. Servo cold
fCopyiJh!td.!
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Mn. SPRINGER knows what tits to DO
spoken OF as n possible supreme court
Justice and thon to DO shot into n terri.
torial judgeship. He knows also what
it Is to receive thankfully my crumb
that falls from tho masters table. And
this is tho Springer we used to know in
Congress!
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BaEAKFAsr-Apples and dates. Gra-
ham mush. Sauaages. Potato pub.
Mullins. Coffee. rs
z DiSSgR-Beef pot roast. Drowned 20.
tatoes and turnips. Celery. Celery.
Peach pickles. White and graham
bread. Tapioca cream. Sugar cakes.
SUrltEE.-Bread and butter. Canned
berries. Drowned graham mush. Buns.
Cocoa.
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Hon. HARVEY W. HARMER, OF Harri.
son, replies to tho criticisms made by
Mr.. Evans on tho cigarette law. Tho
matter ia Of enough importance to war.
raut tho discussion It is arouaing.
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WnKS Judge Kilgore COTS out to tho
Indian Territory II things don't go to
his liking no will kick in tho door OF
something or other. Tho judge has
talented and highly educated foot.
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Take any cold bits Of fresh fish, aud
pick over carefully. Take IN equal
amount OF cold boiled rice, add cold
boiled egg chopped fine, pepper, salt,
butter. Heat it thoroughly and serve
very hot. This is an East India dish.
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Observation-Disclosures" Butter toast
Boiled eggs. Bread aud butter. Buns.
Coffee. Dates.
DiySER-Stowed chicken aud biscuit
dumplincs. Mashed potatoes. Canned
succotash. Celery. Cucumber pickles.
Whipped cream tarts. Nuts.
Observation-Disclosures and milk. Bread and
butter. Ounce jelly. Cookies. Milk.
Tea.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Thorc arc imitators sometimes who
improve on the originators. and there
are others who are mere plagalrlsts, ind
Benjamin Rush Davenport, author OF
'Uncio Sans Cabins" II story OF Amer
lean lilo looking forward Il century,
does not come within :hc scope OF
either characterization. lTe is not
bright as IN imitntor or brilliant us
pagairiss. iIc Affects in his work to
anticipate tho condition OF the agricul-
tutal class in 1891. lle is not even II
fair Popuiist, and draws on Mrs. Stoves
Uncle Toms Cabin" Tor features that
never could obtain with tho tlllcrs OF
the soil, no matter how much thuv may
bo oppressed in tho authors mind,
Utterly impossible conditions AFRO an
,icipatcd in his work. Tho author trioa
to show in hi. feeble argumcn, tina, the
agricultural class will become nothing
bOtter thun tho slaves OF tho southern
oligarchy before tho war. aud will DO
driven by masters. This ia utter folly;
bu, to show how idiotic ho is in his tore.
cast OF tho lu,urc tho following quota.
ton is sufficient:
Since the decay OF trade and commercial pros.
perity, rc'nltnH from tho pnupcr!Hn Of tho
agricultural class, II had proven unnecessary.
AMI useless expenditure al money. Tor thu lSd'
Crni government to maintain regular mail scr.
vice. hence pONnlcGy hal bc0n abandoned IN
MI NlhCGs, except tho lew lnrgG cities whcro the
CORE pnndcncO and business OF the wcnihy
landlords SIN sIiccd 10 partially sustain postal
facilities.
What u prssimiatl Or. it might DO
said, what an oncourngcr OF ancarchy
Il ~ ,t,l I,,tt
Tho whole book is worae than bGsh,
and the grcnteat satisfaction is that no
QUO will take tho tim0 to road It's ted
ious pagcs-not even Herr Mos,.-Alaa-
cot Publishing Co.; Now York.
Wo havo Ind "The Yellow Astcr," an
exposition OF Il certain phase OF society,
anh "lhc Green CN"nati on, which was
n weak attempt Of bnrlesquu on the yol-
low. and when ono picks M "Tho Black
Carnati0n.' by Fergus Hume, ho OK.
poets tho same clements OF bnrlosQuo
lio found in Litlilh Lank aud st. Twcl-
mo, localized funnyisms OF Griffith
Gnun," aud "S.. Elmo" but it is no, so.
Mr.. llumo onco wrote great story,
"Mystory of II llansom Cab" bnloro
Conan Doyle was known rs writer OF
detective stories. 1t was n groa. story.
bnt DoyIo'a "Shorlock Holmes" has ds-
tnncod Hume. and "rhn Black Carna-
ton" il nothing more than de,octivo
story with situations and circumstances
which. while novel, ara not ut nll rs
probable y, some Of His stories Of mo.
diocrc mcri,.--Unitcd States Hook Co.;
Now York.
Mr.. Edward ". Tow nsnnd Is y nowa.
paper Vritor who omisratod from tho
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FIHE driving horses have not sold well
in Pittsburgh thin week. This is not
the horses day. The trolley, tho cable
and the bicycle. to say nothing OF hard
times, arc driving tina: noble animal to
{bn NJ, ra'
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FOR RENT.

3.yoomcd frame, No. ZIG McColloch street
3.roomcd frame, No. Ills McColloch street
;. roomcd frame No. - South York street
5.roomcd frHme, No. 5Sorth Broadway str,s.
G-roomcd brick. No. IS South Broadway.
3.roomcd frame, No. % Ohio street.
3.roomcd fame, no. GO South York street
hroulncd frame. No. 100 South Elm street.
l.roomed brick, No. 1927 McColloch street
h-roomcd brick No. 1850 EoN street
1 rooms. second floor. No. 37l2 Jacob street
G-rooucd brick. No. S6oi Woods street
5-roomcd frame. No. 1923 McColloch street
..roOmrd brick. No. GIG Main street
3.roomcd frame. No. o. Ohio street
5-roomc,i frame, No. 273l Woods street
3-roomcd frame. No. lll3 Elizabeth street
3,roomcd frame, No. % North Wabash street
a.ruomcd brick. No. ~ Allcy7
5.roomcd frame and store room. corner foar
ccuth and McColloch streets
Store building. nos he and Ill Main st'ea'
Store building. No. l52, Main street.
OClcc and living rooms. No. l506 Market. ;.
UNice AMI living rooms, No. 1911 Market g.
Ollirc room. No. 40. ChHplinc street.
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MADAME Saua.Geno" Is tho delight.
full application OF tho play Of that
name by Victorlon Sardou. It ia tho
story Of Napoleon In his bot humors
with tho by.play Of his former washer.
woman who. as tho vito OF Marshal
Lelebvre, bocomosaduchess OF his ,inscl
court. 1t Is delicious story, well told.
Home Book Co., New York.
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Az Indiana man has committed sui
eide because he, was defeated for the
legislature. Other men have thought
OF going the same way because they
wore elected.
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TuE administration Is getting move
on itself aud presently tho world will
know where wo 'aro at"
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Sweeten and flavor the cream. Put
in putt paste tart shells with bit OF
curraut Jelly on each.
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Murder. rcmorso. sin-all grades Of
tho violation OF oven tho natural laws
Of lifo, arc depicted In Suggestion" by
Mabel Collins. Its not tho most chcor.
full worl; in tho world, but II may have
fascination for those who doto on mya.
terry and crime concealed. Tho plot IL
thiu.-lIomo Book Co., Now York.
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WHEN Coxoy delivers his lecture on
cause and Cure" he has in mind tho
gate money. Ms.
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A gigantic camcllin, twenty.four feet
high. near the royal castle at pilnils,
near Dresden, produces annually, it is
snid. ut lcnst 50.0O0 hlos.oms.
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HINTS TO HousEllEEpERs.

SUNDAY, March "a.
bMve endcavor
To do thy duty. whatc'cr Is worth.
Is better than lie with love forever
Aud love Is the sweetest thing on Garth
-kOcuE
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The best OF life Is actIou-not the dream OF Il
tion. thought
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ellis Egyptian Wifo,"by Hilton Hill,
Is essentially novel, tho underlying
motive aatirlzing woman's entrance ms
u special correspondent into profession.
al journalism. Why tho scenos should
DO laid In Egypt IL mystery. but tho
author has seen fit to do 30. Tho "Nol.
Ito Sly" but thinly disvnisos tho "Nollio
BY" OF aronnd.tho.world.i n.slxty.dnys
lamo.-llomo Book Company, New
York. 0.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
RINEHART s. TATUM.
CRY DASK BUILDING.
Telephone 90. tmr,9l Room ~ E y
FOR RENl'.

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No. lS Twcnty.SiXih StrceL.."....,"..,,..;' ""
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garden stable aud pasture for horse M" ~ AZ
cow.".".".,.,".....,....... =
No. 63i Main street. rooms, ooth gases a, A,
hot wntCr,.".,....,. Al
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No. lils Main street. two ocice roonS,...,'. ~ a,
i.roomed house, rear OF NO. ~ lilh st'.'"' Al
No. lii9 WHrrou street. AZ
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No. 1873 Woods street. 1 Ioons".....'''''''', ~ Al
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No. 2ta5 EoIt street ) rOOniS.,..""...."..'.''" a,
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long term OF years
No. 1916 Main street, rooms, Doth gases y; A,
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FOR SALE
new Standard Sewing Machine for '''' '"'''
half price I,,n,
no ".,l Mniustrcct. G.rcomcd brick on ''V"
and J'rOomcd frame on alley, for s. W.
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