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junction is to restrain the board from
using the new books, and to compel
them to live UP to their contract. s.
j. Strauss, G. l.. Halsey and c. F..
McHugh appear for the plaintiff.
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LNORl lSALE-4 HEAD OF WELL.BRED
L tr,tting and pacing horses will be sold at
auctionto the highest bidder at the Scranton
Drivini Park. Thursday, Oct. TO- Ct 2o,clock
in the dternoon. W. NJ iEkNYN.
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New York, Ontario and Western.

Trains leave Scranton for Carbondale
al 1000 a. m. and 6.lO p. m. For Hancock
Junction at 10.55 a. m. Trains leave Car.
bonGale for Scranton at o'clock O. m.
and S.29 p. m. Trains leave Hancock Juncs
tion for Scranton at 2.05 p. m.
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JChn McBriarty, of Freeland, regis
tered yesterday as a law student. He
will study under John M. Carr.
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fnnuai Meeting.


NTOIlCE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
lN tho members of tho Iackawanua Store
Associations Limit d, will o held ut the Office
OF the association, in the city OF Scranton on
Wednesday, Oct. 2, 1905, at o'clock y. M, for
the election of managers for III, ensung year
and Ter the transaction OF such other business
as may properly come before tho meeting
J. T.. HIGGINSON. Secretary.
Scranton, Pa, Sept. Z, lN05.
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Found.

EOUb-ON MY PREMISES A RED AND
J. white COW, which the owner can have by
paying damages. DIR, A. ii. BERNSTEIN,
Ash strdt and Webster avenue.
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ssrVNBE sol DER IN OUR CIVIL wAE.'
l You want this relic. Contains all OF
Frank eslie's famous old War fictures. show
ing tho forces n actual battle, sketcled on ths
spot. Two volumss, 900 picturcs. sold on
easy monthly PAYMENT Delivered by cx.
lress complete. al charges prepaid. Address
p. y. MOODY, G22 Aeams Ave. Scranton. PA.
DLANK BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MAGA-
ID zines, etc. bound or rebound at Tug
TRIBUNE Office Quick work. Reasonable
prices.
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Salesmcn Wanted.


WANTED SALESMNN - ENERGETIC
w men to sell goods hy sample at home,
or travel; easy seller; staple oods; liberal
salary or good commission. Address T.. o.
Boz liGI New York City.
CALESMAN TO SELL DENTAL MEDI
~ cines TO the profession in scranton and
surrounding towns. DEN TAIL MEDICIN Il
CO, 1878 Filbert street. Philadelphia.
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5ntcd.


w NANTED-A LARGE UNFURN SHED.
w partially furnished room, with alcove
or small room attached: modern convenienccs
go ID light: location in business 81 c,ioI Ad-
Dress K. a. L.. Tribune office.
jATAN ED--A PLATFORM WAGON TO
w carry 2'D pounds, Address GUERN-
SEY BROS, 2i Wyoming nvenu
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w NANTED - WELLKNOWN MAN IN
w every town TO solicit stock subscrip.
tions; n monopoly; big money for agents; no
capital required. EDWARDC. FISH 81 CO.,
Borden Block, Chicago. Ill.
CALESMEN - RESIDENT statesmen
- wanted, acquainted with the local and
sa ~ IrI ana rsaae 10
| references, J. EDWARD COWLES 8 CO., l43
ChaTb bers street, N. Y.
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FORECAST FOI OCTOBER.
Prof. Coles. the Famous Kingston Asiron
Omcr, Predicts Severe Storms,

The October forecast of storms and
signs forwarded by Professor C. Coles.
of Kingston, is given below. The ac-
ouracy of the predictions of Professor
Coles has made the astronomer cele-
brated as a weather prognozticator.
and hosts of readers have ceased 10
question his prophecies, but accept
them as being the most reliable OF any
published:
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help Wantc d-M ale.

WANTED-A GOOD TOOL SHARPENER
w Inquire of BURKE BROS.
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Succis' Eotlces.

NOTICE ON AND AFTER MAY l. |
~ wi mako q monthly tour OF tho follow.
Ing places givinc. free up II air advertising OK
hbitions wi Ii he stcreopi icon: Tnylorvilla.
Hyde tGrS, Providence, Dickson Olyphant,
Ptc;vill", Archibald, Jermyn. Exhibitions
given On Wcdnt alay and Friday of esca
week dni irg tho month. tho rates for advcr-
tis n are SlD per month. address 4. Fl.
Csli. Tr bune ofilcn. city.
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n travelling, 10 carry luhrcating oils as q
side line MANUFACTURERS OIL CO.,
Cleveland O.
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For Eca..

FOR Ec7..
>>o~~eNc>N~>~~.r~~~J>N
LOR RgNT-STEVENSON FRUIT FARM,
j Clari;'s Green, for u term of years. Ap
ply to GEORGE Z. DAVIDSON, Attorney,
5l2 Sprucs street.
EOR RENT-FJR lSHED ROOM. WITH
i or withou beard, sui able for two per-
sons. i52 Adams ave.
NOR RENT-A LARGE. 4-STORY BUILD.
j. ing at la3 Franklin avenue: suitable for
wholesale business. CARSON IL DAVIES,
scranton.
EOR RENT-SIN ROOM HOUSE ON WEST
4 Iaci;Gwauna avenur Address Z HDMaS
L. EVANS, ucar l!32 LuZerne, Hyde ParS.
EOR REM NICELY FURNISHED HALL
suitable for lUlgo rooms. JOHN JEh-
MYN. III Nyoiu"v uvcnua.
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DELAWARE AND
HUDSON RAIL-
ROAD.

Commencing Monday,
day. July 20. all trains
will arrive atnew Lack
awanna avenue station
as follows:
m.a inc ,rill laaNn Scra Ii .
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G. r. CLARK & CO., SEEDSMEN AND
Nurserymen; store 146 Washington ave.
nue.; green house. 1850 North Main ave-
nue.: store telephoe 1872.
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TRY US.
6o2.604 lACKA. AVE-, COR. ADAMS.

JOS. KUETTEL, REAR 5ll LACKA
wanna avenue, Scranton. Pa. manufac
turer of Wire Screens.
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For Sale.

Attorney for Estate, Scranton, Pa
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LEWIS HANCOCK, JR., ARCHITECT,
435 Spruce ST.. cor. Wash. ave.. Scranton.
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JESSUPS & HAND. ATTORNEYS AND
Counselors at law, Commonwealth
building, Washington avenue.
w. II. J lESSUP.
HORACE Il. HAND.
W. II. JESSUp. JR.
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Hello Wanted-FcmaIes,

A GENTS WANTED-TO SELL CIGARS
n s,5 per month salary and expenses paid
Address with two-cent stamp, FIGARO CT
GAR co, Chicago
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-21
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

sed Oak Mining Tonp,uv. Location of priu-
cipsi place Of bu dness "a 50, City. Nevada. 10.
cstiOn OF Jrks Sierra Cou1ly Cal t,rnra.
E,tice-There are deluqunt upon the TO l,v
fn- 9 rib d St ck IN accuun; OF ssses.urart
No. a.. ley.c! on ti,e 6sh day or April 1895. tho
several amo1a opp,>itc tho names OF tho re-
a.e1, I've AZ. .reh. ,l.if.rs FL fny-s.
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Circuit Court Proceedings.

City of Kirksville VS. w Eckcrt,
fined S2 and cost.
c G Cornell VS. Leroy and Chris
trian Spangler, judgment for
S1052.O2.
Susan Omer VS. w Il Greene &
Co, Judgment for 1892.
Walters VS. Rupe, cancel a deed,
centued.
Simeon Floyd VS. Scott & Reiger
to recover fines, continued by de-
fendants.
Galusha ct al VS. Lewis Keyte,
Judgment for plaintiff $6S5.S4
Foncannon VS. City of Kirksville
judgement for 1765.50 aud inter
est. To be paid by special levy in
3 years.
Mcdowell and Scott VS. City OF
Kirksville for fees, continued.
Christian Spangler VS. Kirksville
Savings Bank to set aside sale OF
land. Judgment for defendant.
Conley VS. Harrington, judgment
for plaintiff for small strip Of
ground.
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The Christmas number of the
Standard Delineator is verita-
BILE surprise. The artistic cover
is rendered seasonable by the ad-
dition of a wreath of holly, the
colored fashion and millinery
plates are handsomer han ever,
and the new designs for ladies',
misses and children's costumes
cannot be surpassed for style and
beauty. In addition there are ex-
cellent articles, beautifully illus
trated, on Fancy Dress, Christmas
Gifts and How to Make Them,
Presents for the Little Ones,
Leather Work, Cookery and Eli
quette. Horticulture is by Mr..
Eben E. Rexford, the well-known
authority on the subject, and a
large amount of interesting fiction
gives a holiday air to the whole
number. 1t is a genuine treat to
be able to procure so interesting a
magazine for the small sum of ten
cents, and every woman who
wishes to be up to the times will
find real help in the various de-
partments.
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Mind News.

The weather is fine after til,
much needed rain.
Most of the farmers are busy
gathering corn.
Joseph Berry is feeding two
car loads of fine cattle.
Zeph Reynolds is also feeding 6
load.
Lee Thompson is buying corr
preparatory to feeding two loads
of cattle.
George Waddle and wife were
visiting at A. P. Hopson's Sun,
day.
j. r Ransom and wite were
visiting Jacob Taylor and family
in Macon county Sunday.
Erwin Sloan, of Radical Ridge,
was i'll our part of the country
hunting a location last week.
Ed. Dean and a Mr.. Balch of
Pure Air were in town yesterday
buying hogs.
A. P. Hopson moved into the
new brick building on the north
side Saturday night. This build
Ing was built by w. A. Keyte,
and is fine addition to our town
and Mr.. Hopson says he is going
to do better business than ever.
He has just received a large in
voice of new dry goods which will
soon be in place and ready for the
people to look at.
James Holloway has opened up
a stock of goods in the new store
on the south side.
Zigler & Ransom have got
Strengthened up in their new build
ing and say that they are ready to
serve the people with a new and
fresh stock of harness and hard
ware at the very lowest prices.
Literary at the school house
every Friday night, and very good
interest is being taken in the
work this winter.
There will be prize offered for
the best ten ears of corn on exhibi-
tion at night on the thirtieth of
November. Enquire of A. P.
Hopson for particulars. Every
one should take part in the con-
test.
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Public Sales.

P. j. Sublette will have a sale
of stock and farm implements
Monday, November IS, with Jas.
Buoy, auctioneer.
John Marques, two miles south
east of Sublette, horses mules and
cattle, Wednesday, November 81.
Jas. Buoy, auctioneer.
John Evans will have a public
sale of cattle at D. F. McClay's
farm - miles northwest of Bra
shear, Wednesday November 20.
r W. Mears auctioneer.
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Stock AuctiOneer.

Persons wishing me to cry their
sales need not wait to see me.
Have my name put on your sale
bills, and | will be on hand with
out fail. Terms-I will cry all
sales for one per cent. Address
me at Kirksville, Mo.
JAMES A. Buoy.
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]. c. CAROTHERS,
NOTARY PUBLIC
REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENT

Has the best facilities for prompt and reliable work pertain
ing to his Office and business Satisfaction guaranteed.
have the most complete and chain
of title to all lands and town lots in Adar brought
down to date splendid set of Abstract Books Every
person owning real estate ought to have Abstract will
furnish you complete chain title your property
shortest possible notice, and price you to
pay for it,
LOANS-Representing both individual and corporations
with unlimited sums of money to lend And having assisted
in placing very large number of loans in this county,
fdenty solicit applications for money from every person
string real estate loan who desire to present
lend two to ten years time at per interest
with privilege to borrower to after years. he
desires Talk 18th me before you place your loan, [ will
make it to your profit to deal with me-
INSURASCE-None but the safest companies are repre-
sented by strictly first class insurance Equitable
write policies in the strongest fire insurance companies
the world. 1t is both wise and safe to carry such policy
you have store dwelling, barn with iuslr-
thereon at and get policy will asu
write you policy on household goods merchandise.
REAL ESTATE-Ify you want to buy, sell es
tate am at your service Ihave good list of farms for
sale and communication with parties want to buy
Soliciting your patronage am yours for business,
i OIHE
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STATE OF MISSOURI, GO
COJTNTy OF ADAJp sS
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Circuit court of Adair county, Missouri
January term, 1896.
In term time, Nov. 8, 1905
The state of Missouri. at the relation and to the
use of VIM. MeekS, collector of the revenue for Ihe
county of Adar, state of Missouri. plaintiff against
| Albert Rosencrantz and Elizabeth Walker defend.
dantS.
Petition for Taxes.
Now this 9Th day of November 1905 comes the
| above named plaintiff. by his attorney and it ap-
pearng TO the court that the said defendants have
not been served with process in this cause and are
residents OF the state of Missouri so that the or
dinary process of law cannot be served upon them
Wherefore is ordered by the court that public alton
be made, notifying said defendants that an action
has been commenced against them by petition in the
circuit court of Adar county Missouri. the object
and general nature of which is to obtain Judgment
against said defendants for the sum of thirteen and
,7-ioo dollars aggregate amount of taxes for the
years 1900. lSe 1882. 1893. and levied upon and
against the real estate hereinafter described owned
by defendants. Said taxes due an Ielinauent on
said land with interest thereon provided BY law
together with commission, attorney fees and costs
of said proceed ngs. Also to have said Judgment
declared lien in favor OF the state of Missouri upon
the following described lands lying and being stu
ate in the county of Adar and state of Missouri to-
wit:
The northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of
section twenty four, township sixty four of range
seventeen.
And also to enforce said lien and to obtain decree
for the sale of said estate. or much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy said judgment interest
commission. fees and costs. Aud unless YOU Albert
Rosencranz and Elizabeth Walker defen7ants be and
appear at the next regular term OF the circuit court
of Aiar Inty Missouri to Re begun and bel at the
court house in Kirksville on the first Monday in
January 1906. and answer plead to said petition on
or before the sixth duy of said term of Court should
the term so long continue. and if not then before the
END OF the term. the same will be TAX
en- as confessed and judgement rendered as asked
for in plaintiff petition. 1t is further ordered that
copy of this ordered be published in tn the WEEKLY
GRAPHIC weekly newspaper published in said
Adair county. for four weeks successivey tee last
Insertion 10 be at least IS days before the commence
nent Of the next term of this court
true copy. Attest GRANT CoDBlN,
Seal
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That Shoe Shop.

Frank Smiths Shoe Shop isnow
located ON the northeast corner,
John Roberts old stand. Call
there when you want a good hand
made boot or shoe. Sewed work
speciality. Repairing promptly
done.
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About two years ago, the Rev.
Mr.. Surf, of Blue Springs, Neb.,
lost his hair after fever and became
nearly bald. He finally resolved
to use Ayers Hair Vigor, and now
has as fine a head of hair as could
be desired. This is certainly a
fact worth remembering.
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Commencing Sunday Nov. 18th,
a Pullman sleeper will be run via
Q. O. & X. G.. from Kirksville to
Chicago, connecting at Quincy
with c. B. & Q. trains 3 and 4. A
new time card will also go into
effect Sunday Nov. 18th, making
important changes in the time of
all trains. w. n. Phalen,
Agent.
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To the Consumers of Groceries

lo tHe SouSuHlefS Vi OTOCeTleS.
We, in order to be able to sell
our goods at the very least posi-
bic margin ofprofit, do all our own
work. We make no mistakes in
weights and measures. We keep
the best quality of goods and sell
them at the lowest prices. All
goods sold on their merit
We can attend to few more
customers that will appreciate
square dealing. Try us.
Respectfully,
EVANS &CRAIG.
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LosT-Between Pool farm and
Kirksville, a small hand satchel,
containing, among other things, a
lady's gold watch. Finder leave
at GRAPHIC office.
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ENG EHART BROS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

KIRKSVILLE, MISSOURI
HAVE THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
FOR SALE:
No. 567. News room house, good
smoke house, house well arrang-
ed, modern style, IL lots, near
Normal $1,000.
No. 202. 9 room house 5 lots, well
located, barn and other out
buildings, low price $4,000; terms
easy.
No $50. House 8 rooms and two
lots, 5000.
No. 637. II acres nicely improved,
In corporation of Kirksville,
strong land, $500.
No. so Good Z room house, 3
blocks of public square, a bar
gain at $500, and several other
pieces Of town property.
No. 3S5. $40 acres nice prairie
farm $1,000.
Fo. $50. Az near Kirksville,
level farm $50 per a.
No. 6l0. 640a bottom land $4,000
No 625. 146 2-3 acres prairie land
$5130
No. 500. Z room house near Nor
NAL, 2 lots, extra bargain at $1,000
IN CHEAP LANDS:
Southwest quarter 1O-63-17 $1,000.
81 S w and lots 2 S w IS and n
half n WIG of twp 61-17 a $500
per acre.
Send for more complete list if
you don't see what you want in the
above.
ENGLEHART BROS.
Kirksville, Mo.
Oysters in every style at
Edmond's Restaurant.
Ladies do not fail to examine
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Green Grove Items.

Corn is yielding well.
We are having some very fine
weather since the rain.
Rev. Cater preached at the
Grove last Saturday night and
Sunday morning.
Joseph Miller and wife of Linn
county, were visiting in tn is com
munity last week.
Thomas VansickeI visited his
brother, J. III. Vansickel of Kinks
vile, Sunday.
Alfred Braden went to Kinks
vile last Monday on business.
George COonfield is clerking for
shibley Bros, of Shibley's Point.
Our bottom lands cannot be
beaten for farming anywhere.
Ducks are not very plentiful on
the river.
Health is good, and the farmers
are all busy gathering corn.
The recent rain has revived the
fall wheat considerably. PYx.
-O
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The Bon Ton restaurant has full
line of fine cigars, candies, cakes,
bread, pies and cookies.
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ALL AROUND US.

tramps.
Mrs. Lon Hannah recently sui
cided near Greencastle on account
of i'll health.
Tramps last week bearded a
Gallatin barber in his den and took
all his razorS.
An extra force of watchmen
spoiled the Halloween sport of Mi
lan's hoodlums.
A Trenton orator lately spoke on
"Our Debts.n 1t was sermon,
not a middl of the road speech.
Doctor Fraker, the Excelsior
Springs insurance swindler, is now
enjoying his liberty under bond.
By next year county exchanges
should learn that the aphostrophe
is properly omitted in Halloween.
A former citizen of Me mphis
proposes to feather his nest by
starting a chicken ranch near
Wyaconda.
Coal has been struck five miles
north of Carrollton, at a depth of
151 feet. A 41-inch vein is re-
ported.
A feminine evangelist struck
Queen City not long ago, and more
than so converts can testify that a
woman can preach.
The Jefferson City Tribune re-
marks that the Taylors will have
their hearing in January, rathe
than in April, as many suppose.
Exchanges continue to remind
the young ladies that after 1896 it
will be eight years till there are
other leap year opportunities.
Il man gets the Queen City
Transcript year for an ear of
corn IA inches long. Other ears
in the contest were nearly as long.
The potato crop is a failure in
many cases in Putnam county, and
many of the corn fields have not
yielded as they were expected to
yield.
A big dollar was paid by Judge
Bige er on subscription to a Lin
neus paper, and the editor seemed
to think it the biggest event of the
week.
In a corn husking race near Av-
alon, lasting nine hours and
half, one man husked little more
than 102 bushels, the other little
over 100.
An exchange, probably to keep
Young from forgetting it, remarks,
"1t has been L. years since Bill
Young was hung by mob in
Clark county,"
A Unionville editor was in
Lancaster the other day, and
found occasion to wish Putnam
county could show a court -hou Sc
equal to Schuyler's.
Linn county citizens are getting
somewhat used to being held up
and robbed of a few dollars.
though as yet they are triae pale
while telling their experience.
Two pri soners in the Linn coun-
ty jail fought the other day, and
one struck the other on the head
with coffee mill. Perhaps the
mill furnished the grounds for the
trouble.
Arrangements have been made
In the chemical department. of the
University at Columbia for the
manufacture of antitoxine, the new
remedy for diphtheria. 1t will be
sold at actual cost.
Those bugs vulgarly called "dev-
IFS darning needles" have excited
some superstition in Sullivan
county this fall, but it is not at all
probable that Old Nick's raiment
is out of repair in that section.
A Wabash employe tried to force
Supt. McGuigan to write a letter
generating him from blame in
wreck, but only succeeded in get
ting his revolver taken from him
and being arrested later.
Two burglars went through sew
eral farm houses near Purdin 8
few days ago. They were arrested
and tried to escape, when one of
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Helme Bros. & Co., have re-
ceived their 9th shipment of King
Heaters this season. This stove
for wood is a hummer.
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Singer Sewing rlachine Office

Opposite the Postoffice. Needles
and oil supplied for all kinds of
machines. GEO. G. LEWIS,
Manager.
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For RENT-Two nice offices,
carpeted, over my hardware store;
also hall, 25x70. w. A. COLE.
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Switzer cheese, picked pigs feet
and tripe at Edmonds' restaurant.