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Middletown transcript., 1896-05-16
ODESSA NOTES.

L
Miss sallie Enos is visiting in PhiIadel-
phia.
Miss Ida Lord is visiting her sister in
Philadelphia.
Jos. w. Brown, of Delaware College, speLt
Sunday at home.
T. courtenay Encs and wife, of Hayre
de Grace. Md, returned home on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Curtis, of Newark
were entertained by Mrs. D. w. Corbit on
Sunday.
8. D. Townsend, of Delaware City, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Town
send on Sunday.
Prof George A. Bunting and Charles
Workman rode to Philadelphia on their
wheels on Saturday.
Odessa was well represented at the festi-
val in Middletown, on Wednesday and
Thursday eyenings.I
Mr.. John G. Armstrong is making great
improvement in the appearance of his resi-
dence on Main st. by the addition of a coat
of paint
Alta meeting of the ladies of the NJ. f.
Church, held in the Sunday School on w ed
nesday evening, it was decided to hold
strawberry festival on the evenings of May
9th and 28th.
The tennis craze which was so prevalent
in Odessa last summer has given way to
the bicycle fever Experts and novices
may be seen on the causeway during the
afternoon and evening and many an anus
ing incident witnessed.
May-day was duly celebrated by the
pupils of the Public Schools on Thursday
afternoon. The picnic was held at Cool
Spring and although there was no May
pole or beauteous queen of May, there was
and abundance of cake, ice cream &C., and
all enjoyed the day.
The primaries passed off quietly on Sat
urday and although it was hard-fought
contest there was no brawling or drunkness
to disgrace the scene. Addicks' money was
duly appreciated but made no difference
when the voters went to the polls. The
temptation to accept of proffered gold was
doubtless too strong Tor some of the more
ignorant class of voters, and ignoring tenn
porarily the golden maxium when sinners
entice thee, consent thou not'' tney accept
ed, drank. and were filled. But their man.
hood reasserted itself when their money
was gone and they cast their ballots for the
support of the Republican party Frank
R. Pool and Boyd R. Cleaver were elected
delegates By the handsome majority of 94
to Is.
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George ". Jackson for Coroner.

Its folly TO lose your poultry when the
use of Bragdon's Poultry Remedy is guar
anteed to you for 25 cents.
: Don't tell everything, even to your most
intimate friend. for there may come time
when you will not care to play in her back
yard. and then you will be sorry for your
loquaciousness.
Misses Echenhofer are showing the
smartest hats of the season especially suit
able for Children's Day wear. They are as
pretty and summery as can be. and you'll
be surprised to hear how cheap they are.
Between her collar button and her neck
tie the summer girls temper is likely to be
sorely tried.
The Middletown ladies never had such a
collection of summer millinery to choose
from as will be found at Mrs. A. N. Nc
KEGS from now on until Children's Day.
A full new stock just opened to-day. Every
thing pretty, new and modish the trade can
offer for ladies, misses and children will be
seen there.
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Kellex,ss 81 SO For s. SO.

80 DAYS SpEcIAL.--For 30 days only, We
offor you the following bargain lot of
strictly pure and standard goods; S quart
bottles pure California wines (sherry port,
catawba, blackberry and Rhine), one quart
bottle pure rye whiskey, five years old)
and one bottle extra quality champagne.
and the whole lot. bottles. goes for $3.50,
the honest market value of which is $3.50.
No other house can give you SO much
value for your money. as the one and only
reliable, Family Liquor Store of James A.
Kelley. S. w. Cor. Tenth and Shipley Sts.,
Wilmington. Del.
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unclaimed Letters.

List Of unclaimed letters remaining in
the Middletown post ofIice which can be
had BY saying they are advertised
Mis- Rhoda Thoma. r. Lancaster, Mary e.
Thompson. Yirgie Butler.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given hat letters testamen
tary were in due form Of law granted unto the
undersigned, on the eleventh day of May
A. D., 1896, and that all persons having claims
sent the same, duly attested, to the said
Executor, on or before the eleventh day Of
Nav, 1897, or abide the Act Of Assembly In
such case made and povided.
HENRY CLEAvER, Executor
Address, Port Penn, Del. l6m.2m
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DEGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.
Nov 11fh 1909

> hEGISTER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.
May 11th, 1896.
Upon the application Of Henry Cleayer,
Executor of Mary y. Gallaher, late of Red
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Executor aforesaid give notice Of granting of
Letters testamentary upon the estate of the
by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of such Letters in
six Of the most public places Of the county of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the estate to present the same,
orabide BY an act of A assembly In such case
made and provided; and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in the
Middletown TRANSCRIPT, a newspaper pub
lished In Middletown, Del, and to be continu-
ed therein two months.
Given under the hand and seal of office OF
the Register aforesaid at Wilmington, in New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written.
j, WILKINS CooCH, Register.
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An Appeal to the Republican Voters OF
New Castle County.

Gentlemen. at the Republican nomina-
tion TO be held on Saturday May %, from
4 to I clock, the undersigned will be a
candidate for coroner of this county. ]
kindly ask you TO give me your vote. as
this is my life's last effort for the position.
Thankful for past favors remain "still on
deck" Truly, George w. Jackson
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ro whom n Nav conoern.

Having bought out Mr.. NJ. N. Willis ice,
/ claim to represent him in the ice busi-
ness. have an experience of ever 35 years
constant service in the business, and what
promise you will fulfill. George Booth.
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We win sell you this week this order

vxyANTED, persons to accept GRATIS, is
w View Of future ORDERS rubber stamps OF
their own name for marking clothing, books,
etc Write plainly and enclose four postage
stamps to deftay mailing, packing, etc. h.
r. NxYNARp, 6 Arcade. Cincinnati Ohio.
Arenfs wanted for rubber stamps, fnbbef
tyre. pads, dAteu, white letter sgn i sHottsed
Eiectficify,n for cntoffh and pain, electric
belts, etc. Write TOT aeents' termss
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NatIon al Prohibition Convention.

Nation al Prohibition Convention.
For he National Prohibition Convention
to be held at Pittsburg. Pa, May q. 2s. and
20. the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell from May "a TO 26 inclusive, excur-
sion tickets from all points on its system
I, Pittsburg and return. at single fare foa
the trip mo Less rate than Is cents). These
win be good for return Iassage until May
80. inclusive
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Everybody uses Bragdon's Poultry Ram
edy; it cures; 25 cents.
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OLD SUSSEX.

Milford is enjoying plentiful supply OF
trout, drum fish, sturgeon and shad and all
kinds ofsalt water fish at very low prices
Fine large trout for 10 cts. per dozen and
drum fish at only cts. per lb.
The packing house of the Greenabaum
Bros, at Seaford, was burned Monday
night. The loss is estimated at 10000.
Insurance 5000. Emery and Sutton's
Oyster Packing house was also burned.
Herschell Il. Marshall. well-known
Delaware pilot. died at his home at Lewes,
Wednesday. Mr.. Marshall was IS years Of
age, and leaves widow and two children
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E. 0. THOMPSON.
IN A STYLISH SUIT.

It cost nothing to look and
Mr.. Stephens will be delight
ed to see old friends or to
make new ones from this
section. Give him a call.
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CRANBERRY vs.. hollis.

The world will never coato 10 10
grateful for the many revelations that
have come through aoloncn for the
b1ntfit OF mankind; AMI medical sol.
ontinc development will have iis share
OF thanks Tor tho steam VI suggestions
In tho way Of improving health and
prolonging HE. Even among tho
seemingly smaller hints are few not
worthy II note, anu those cannot be
mndn 10 include such recommendation
a. TINT by Dr.. Carl Seller 10 the Medi.
cal Times. The doctor gives recipe
Tor boil on the end Of thB nose, where
NJ ordinary poullico would be- Of no
avail, At least In tho way Of ofnamon.
tntlan aud cobveniencc. lie advieos
tn u1o OF "a raw cranberry, crushed
uui ibid over the part, anu kept In
place with dab Of aiiii boiled starch. !"
This, no says, will relieve tho oxcrd.
chatting palm In a short time and cure
tho trouble In twouty-iour hourr.
Cranberry sauce h In good form
Tor Thanksgiving turkey; but a
boil on tue apex OF the nasal
organ inkes precedence In the human
mind over nearly everything else but
toothnohe, and ia not much more &C.
ceplahlo ia an ornamental way than n
oraubsfry and starch fosolle for the
human pf1b0tois. 30 hereafter when
a man blossoms out with crushed Gran.
berry and starch plaster, society may
undoutand that 40 IL equally ln good
medical form pnd fashion with the
weafoT Of cyeglnasos WHO'D there b
necessity thetoioT; and when once Ia.
tfoduoed cranberry and starch may
be ~ good Tor boil on the back Of the
neck "a on tho end of the nose, ami
suffering humanity will have one lees
~ to tear.
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prices for supplies. Even churchas hsve
mortgages on Thorn, and some % them
have fallen into tho hsbil " onering
larger salaries Than thoy havn shown
thunsclvcs ready To- rnv. Towns. cities,
conniics and states havo been pushed f0
the limit Of heir credit and very oiion
bovond it by The great American npns Il
Of Development and progress. Tho
boomer has cultivated n growing pro-
clviiy TO- speculation, aud lucky strike
hero aud there In tho opening opnor.
tunities OF the now Wo4t has tended o.
render loss eudurahlo tho monoiony and
humdmm Of ordinary everyday life.
The cure that is pointed out Is "a
psy.as.you.go policy, IN both private
and public nfiilfF, Instead u the wild
habits ofsiocuiation aud e1iravagancr
In which millions Of the people have
boon 20 layishiy educated" When or
how this cure can be applied to the
nation IL a little item still In the
realms Of the unknown. The habi, Of
going aud staying In debt hiss become
90 strong, aud has the people gsn.
orally In such nrm grasp, that
to change the condition Of affairs
requires a moral iorce anu Integrity
which does not display ipeli prcmi'
nonily among the people n, large. The
suggested remedy is al right but II does
look ne u II could 10 made effective
only after the The nation has passed.
ihf ugh "lhe valley Of the shadow Of
death" financially and has wiret
away the pillars that support existing
methods Of business. Is may take
something Of n heroic character 70
eliminate exiravagance and specula-
ton from the American people.
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AMERIclN lxrRAyAGANCE.


A few yoars ago, when tho late
financial panic began to loom up In
prospect, aud when Il came, there was
prominently pointed out In the lead.
Ing journals OF this part Of the county
the fact that speculation and exlrhya.
ganor were largely responsible To- the
unfortunate financial condition which
existed among the people. There had
b5en big "boom" In these
valleys. aud very many persons,
having imbibod inflated ideas
concerning pesonal and hout'.
hold expenditures, had plungoI
forward apparently regardless Of con.
sequences; but the pinch came and
with II a sense Of real ltl0n OF the
situation. ~ this iuncturo the people
generally recognizi "a tho iorcs Of the
fact pointed out by the press, and n
can be said Of the population Of this
section that IA the main there was ox.
hiblied spirit OF rolronchment. Thrift
aud irugall,y which went a long way
toward wiplng out the old fault ana
freeing tho people Of the ononso
which had been charged Agains,
them. The result IL that as Tula In
thete mounthin yalcs the craze 10.
wards speculation and exlrhvngaloc
received a great check, ana cousc.
qu,ntly people hero arc n advance Of
the rest 90 lhg county towards tho line
ofpayIus their own way ~ they pro.
urai DO llir. stu there IL painful
reminder VI the great deh,-burdsn iu.
CuIred under the old spirit, aui ytt
encouraged by few Tor puralnal enIs.
ln other parts OF tho county
tho leaIon OF thought who have
ncoess to tho public through tlu
newspapers arc huHur lime In thr
midst u the political turmoil TO call %.
teu.iln 10 this olher imp5r,1n, element
In the existing tituhlion. The Dali i..
Galyo7,1n News, Tor instance, dc.
nominatea it tbs weak point On AIMEE
icGu civilization, nud rays that the
MOS. dangerous Developments Of popu.
lar discomfort ia this country arc trace
able 20 ill' mud disorders Of a uatur.
which mo- government, hhc Ia iisoli ,rr
power to oi.hotcau'o or cure, aud whlcU
may be said 20 have their moral storm.
center Ia restless spirit OF speculation
and extravaganza whiol has been no
long prevalent iu vafIouo dr9rpr
throughout the United Slat1t ItmrG
Tho dangerous habit ofllyiug ahead OF !
OuuH Income or ptuugs WAS gguorni hoo |
Some Iu.uUus 20 this country oven DO.
foIo Doc war; 10 has grown stronger dur
lug ,hu Hst twOnlv years, no 1.-Two hrvund |
unoH mrtuH Ines got tu hu uu American |
method of getting uu lu Mo world. Men
hafo borrowed money Tor uso iu !
lluo- of business about which thov
know absolutely nothing. Farmer
who have boon farming f0r forty yutrs
arc Hilli % year b0hiud with Mo provision
merchant, 20 whom They have paid credit /
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UNION on MILLIONS.

Vanderbilt marriages have not
aIways been successes, but lhe ono
now about to be solemuixsi between
Harry Payne Whitney and Miss Ger.
irude Vanderbilt Is looked upon as
having all the elements ess9nual 90 a
happy union. Mr. Whitney IL a sen
Of eK'seeretaty William q. whitney
aud tho prospective helr to about sgb,.
900 Co., His bride issgppoaed TO have
an equally large sum, ~ they trrothcr
can commence lilo without anxiety Tor
the future. But IL 10 claimed that d
10 not the mlllions but genuine, old.
fashioned love that has drawn the two
young people together aud that no
shadow et parental disapprovAl dnrkens
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the Gun Of lhoir happinetr. with
money, love and the good wisho' Of
.vervbody concerned, they ,houli be
In a position to enjoy liie to the fullest
m nsurr
Mia Gafuo Vanderbilt IL described
asa young lady, n1t yet 90, gay, frank
and fresh, although no, pretty. She ii
also sail % DO oi generous ilsplli.
ton, taking delight In Making other
PERSONS happy. shp has been carefully
educated, 10 fond Of music AMI has
linguistic sbility. Bat she IL also
credited with much common sense an 4
business talent.
Tho briiegt11m 81 "a year, old,
ami O graduate Of Yale. He IL
said to r.omblo bis distinguished
father 10 many respects. He has al.
ways bsan popular a school, In
social and tuilncai c.rrlos.
The Bfnasora, the Vanderbilt coun.
~ homo al Newport, where the csro.
mony is scnriulri h take place, stands
alonc On sony crags whore the waves
Of the ocean break on the rock. May
The roar Of the Wild waves remind
them Of tho ever present necoislly Of
building for lie and eternity ON that
other Rex which alone can stand the
Htotm. For whom llie's work is done,
u not before, tho loat will surely com :,
from which no one is exempt, whether
the foundation was sure whether the
builder was wiso OF not
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Marvellous Resul,,.

From n letter written by Rev. ].
Sundofman, Of Dlmondale, Miob.,
we are permitted to make this rx,raou
III have no helliation In recommend.
ING d.. Kings New Discovery, NJ The
results we're almost marvellous In the
oat, OF my WHO. While l vas pastor
ot the Baptist Church at Rlvss June.
Ton che was brought down with Pneu.
mon succeeding La Grippe. Terrible
phfoHysms OF coughing would last
hours with little interruption and IL
seemed "a n abe could NOT survive
mem, a ifiend recommended Dr..
hiug's New Discovery; II was quick
IN ils work ana highly satisfactory ia
iesulis.' Trial boltlua fee nj z. q. N.
l. drug aeraItmenL Regular sizs 600
and 800.
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Electric Biilsts IL a medicine suiist
Tor any season, but perhaps NOR,
generally needed 10 the BpTing, whur
The lhnguid exhausted feeling pfe.
vailf, when tho liver Il t5Tpid and
sluggish and the need Of = tonic and
alternative IL felt. A proper use OF thii
melielne has often hyortod long and
fatal bilious ievSfg No medicine will
act more surely In counteraeting AID
freeing the sysiem from the mnlarlal
poison Headache, Indigestion, Con.
sllpation, DiErlue'a yield 10 Electric
bllteu, Only atty oents boltla.
2. q. N. L. drug department.
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MRs. LOUISA LENEnAN Of Newark,
n. j., presents a peculiar o'he Of sud.
den healing without any known
agency subject to mortal powou.
rnree yeari ago she retired, a beatly,
active woman. In the m3fuing she
was helpless from parAlysiF, aud re-
mained Ia that condition tlll last week.
whom she regainod tho use VI her
limbs M suddenly a. che hal lost IT,
During the time VI her tlllctlon
cmiuent physicians treated her With.
out avail.
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GERMAN rArERs say that BloFa.
aIiine bi9fnson, Norwayb celebrated
poo. anu politician, hos concluded 10
80 into voluntary exile and take up his
residence Ia Germany, owing to the at
lacks made upon him In his own
country on account Of his political
ldeas. Even his friends have eoun.
aslud him lately To keep still-au utter
impossiblliiy. There seems to DO
something peculiar about thp great
literary lights Of that country. Jonas
Lie lives In Paris. Henrik Ibssn has
been an exile 90 long that he is almos,
a stranger In his own country.
Jansen lived In the Unllod States
several years, anu now Blornson seems
to have found bile o5uHtrymen IN.
grateful. IL II anothor case Of n
prophet net being appreciated In his
own hOuse2
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UNIVERSITY OF Utah
And state Normal School
Salt Lake City.

The next aralcmlc year will begin
September lon.
The following couffes ate provided
/. Course u General Science.
.. Course Boz Liberal Aus
q. Courso in Mluing Engineering.
Advance Normal Course.
Etch Of these lsa4s 10 tho bacoalau.
fcate degree; the Normal Diploma, by
provision OF State law, cxempts the
holder rom ail exam natIons 10 the
public school system.
o. A n "a NuafF Normal Course
leading TO u ctflihcato Of graduation
which exempis the holder from teach.
CO. examinations Tor term II years.
8 Preparatory Course leading 10 the
collegiate courses.
Tuition ~ Zee In oil departments,
the only change Tor entrance
il an annual iVgfistrAlion Zee
Of ten dU'lafs. One hunirsd
nee scholarships ara maintained w
connection with the rmal schoo'
applications iof appointment 70 nict
suhollfshipa musi b. made 10 this stale
superintendent u Iublio instruction,
through tho o.uuiy superintendent
hinou the last academic year thor.
oughiy equipped training school boz
been Cstaulllhtd on the Universally
grounds; arymuaslum and q manut
unlnlng department. huvo boon aduud
Enlrauce examinations may DO hrli
90 the homes of the applicants, under
The supervision Il the county supufin.
trrdeuu; Fuduates OF accredited
schools may be- admitted without e..
animation.
For catalogues and other informa.
ton address b.. J. T.. Talmagc, Pro.
luent OF the University, or the under.
slguod.
ID. X. ALLEN,
Secretary Univeulty Of Utah, Sail
Lake Gitv.
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TnE LONGEST bridge Ia toe world Il
tho lion bridge, near sangang, Chlns;
II crosses an arm OF the yellow sea and
" five and one.fourih miles long;
three hundred arches form i,a support,
and tho roadway is seventy fsei above
waieF a marble lion rests on eseb
pillar This Information Is In response
70 an lnqultv iheInfor.
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'komEnY ny trusts does nc, Justify
robbery by legislation" said n leading
New York politician the other day.
Yet "tobbor ieg'slation" often has
b on charged with iuslifyipg robbery
ku truafa
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MENTS.

neeziy Hords tor Ines Inserted under
hiS heading, once Jor l5c, iir.ec for 2icS
one west /or zoe! ono month 5or Coo per
l6a No I'D taken Jor tess than 100.
Wants Of more than 0 lines sand proper
aondis rate Adpsrilss aud Get reiulis
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HstP WANTED MALE.

ylrANTEp solCiTuRs Tor uAMPAfgN
w Nook "hyau, hoWHll aud Tree -ilyer.p
authorized by lryau, written BY a. i. Mrteaf.
uiiur hnahh orlu. hrrald, APPOINTED
author w NbAn' contains frurchea aud
platform, A bonanza Tor agonts. d free siiver
mine Tor workers. only iLa2 Ihr onlv
authorized iook ~ pcr cont Credit gl,rn.
lrtighl PAID, outnt free icFln now Will
Choice Of territory, Permanent. uf0dtsbie
WORK for 20, Address, Tho National iiook
concern. star building, Chicago.
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To Milwaukee aud return. August
% and %, only $3.50.
Tnc sholtest aud fastest limo 10 al
points patt
To ST. Paul and Toiutn, August 90
80, only $50.
For particulars call nj city ticket
ciiloe, 2Ol Main street.
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errfar .tasfttf II -a.usf South 300 laaii .u1.a
fifHrn .fIt In.U CIV . I'd.
tutIott. ..,...s
on TfafffF aHH fr.Har of Ua.h Hs.n
mo uratHrf Wl.Eir la magazine fotm = } ID
uahal trals raiHHil4.
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I'm nEnnELnArms ENnLolMrN


a.. 49,. Agency
No sA West tocond youth, tetween Cullen
Hotel aud foat0ficc
Nutn uuura, a. M. 70 so d m
uur telephone NUM- ~ BE- tGL
ltWohld Do dimcult Tor anyone TO and a bet.
yer nv NJ orders than We nov have In Tor
women hnd girls 10 iuciudos little families,
lif tamilida, rich families, poor families,
families moderately well 10 DO IhOn We
have places for ilrstclass family cooks, Others
ior good general house Er's, ftll othora Tor
flfla 20 assist, Among these there are places
where there D. no washing, others where there
no washing but Ironing. aud others stln
win no washing or ironing either. The vases
tgn hlo tins, 81, $3.50, ". ai0 81 Oh. i2.
also hfai clhfa family luuudrusa ils pur
month nurac'Frl, W, must furnish references .
Euoi second Hlfl, ", 10 co. zone ut thofo
plafea arc close ia town, others outt or
llueAf, and auu others in suburban part Of
tue cry, II you want family work We eau please
you ~ any - your friends or relatives whnl
WORK We can suit thcm, We also want wait.
fessoH Tor tue city, wnitfosaoa Tor the country
rtntfY gire Tor city, ami wait casos aud
ehAmbormald for r0untry, We want an nc
female hotel help and house help that We can
No have 10 many mon on hand that We
usually DO not have 10 advertise for men.
lierkolrath.
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cItr nrtsribafa viii Kindly notify . r. nnnhsf,
lsfriiiiaiI, % az irfasuafiiy u thp deh1efg VI
te.rtapart
AL communications thoaid bo addressed 70
unEaHr srrs rusLuHus o.
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On August allh and SIS, the II. q.
w. announces rate VI $50 10 Denver
and return for the Etteud Cd Thfo igh
Pullman, standard ami tourist sleeping
cars. FREQ reclining chair care. Cool
and q llghtful ride.