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B1B1orEcA ella CoRREspoNDENc1A PUERTO 1877

perenece quere que las cantidades que
pagasteis por familia devueltas.
como Gambia tratase de negarse recbirlas lie do:
-Lbre sos cabaero, de dejarselo la hija de OLYMPIA
hacer de dinero 10 mas plazca reembo
hare yo msmo de mis- ondos. La senorta de Gambia
querrfa....
-,Nada que procedera de mi? Pues bien acepto. los
consejos que cortesmente vents imponer
Con tanto mas motive os 10 ruego-dijo Raimundo,-
que uez de instruction encagado de buscar al m
aesino la seora de Gambia, ahora mayor
que descubrro; ha rogado ho adoptvo
que pesene despacho, fin de acarar agu
oscuros bastara acompanar Hugues
evear juez nombre del ndviduo quien
da las de maana la escalera de de la
cae de San Peterburgo querda aque ndvduo
abandonaba al sguiente da. -.
-Basta basta cabaero, echeis perder la generosi
dad conmigo habes demosrado hacendome
que sois! lilo Sc por desgracia demasiado ben!
He querdo probaros, caballero que ell tesmono la
senorita de Cancfa, puede corroborarse otros.
-;Adi6s. caballero!-dijo Gambia levantAndose.
Temfa poderse contener 81 la entrevsta prolon-
Al6s, vovere amas, pero 81 nuestros inere-
ses 10 exigen, os escribre.
-Perfectamente,- Raimundo.
He acceptable todas las condolences que habes inn
puesto nj quea, asi ruego que
permitais exponeros la unica condici6n
Hablad sc que vais pedir desde luego acepto
Gambia dio temborosa:
Cualquiera que porvenir que espere nina
hababas antes s sagrada como 10 seran
para mi desde este da Genoveva hija.
-Os 10 prometo mi odo alcanza & los inocentes!
Podre dearla libremente por mi heredera sin que Sc
ataque al testamento que 10 disponga?
Me comprometo cumpirlo bajo paabra de honor
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Estos nuevos relojes "Rosko1f peyfeccinados,"
son superiores todos los demas de igual precio
y de duraci6n ilimitada Todas las pie
zas del "E1maud patemte" son 1mteyca,nb1ables, 10
que permite componer cualquler rotura en- menos
de Is minutes y por menos de la mitad del precio
que Sc cobra por relojes de otras marcas. Estos
verdaderos Cron6metros, Sc venden garantizados
por dos aj5cs Sc compondran por la mitad de su
precio en- cualquier 6poca que Sc descompongan
despu6s de dicho plazo Los tenemos de Oro Pla=
ia Nikel, pero con especialidad de :Aceyo que
vendemos solamente DOCE PESOS, pre-
clio verdaderamente popular, teniendo en- cuent=
la caloidd del Re,oj.
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VA R | { D A D E 5 .

Un abogado con pretensiones de sabio,
empieza la defensa de una casa diciendo:
-Excelentisimo senior: Esta escrito en-
ell libro de la Naturaleza.
Ell presidente del tribunal, interrumpien-
dole:
-Sirvase ell senor letrado sehalar la pag ina
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NOTAA toda persona que enve el importe Betes
seos de anqueo le remitiremos precioso Tinaud
Patente de acero teniendo ell derecho de devovero
case de gustarle
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Locion antiherpetica del Or Monies

Els el me or medicamento para curar los he]'
pes quitares la picaz6n en- ell momento dc
aplicarla.- a.-Esta <Loci6n, esta perfumada.-
Cura la caspa evitando la caida del cabello.-
Hace desaparecer los barros, empeines, man.
chas espinillas de Ia cara.-Exite seguro 8
Immediate. en- todas las boticas dc "a
Isla.-Al por mayor en- la del Sr. Guillermety.
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G. fracnocan en- arrendamiento dos accio-
81 lIdSpdSdll nes. de billetes de Ia Loterfa
por entero en- fracciones. es.-Cristo 3, altos, in
formara .-Jasoz r. zSnajero. 81
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| nnl,mhrpe' Petipois Esxtrafnos con jam6n
.06u'""'"'' 8 mantequilla. Judas 'verdes.
Flajelots, Habas Catalanas, Pepinos Colihor,
Haricots, Alcachofas, Esparragos Alemanes,
Acederas, Espinacas, Champion. Cerecedo
Hermanos y Compania.
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en- la iglesia de San Francisco, quemaronse ano.
che bonitos fuegos arti6ciales en- la plazuea del
mismo nombre, reunl6odose alf un gentfo in
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-10

the receipt Of this ofIicial-looking en-
vulope. and was even more astonished.
when, on breaking the seal she found
letter written i'm some foreign Ian
guage and i'm "A fine. neat hand Guess
ing that 1t was German she took 1t to
a German friend who translated it,
What was her surprise when she found
that II was "a proposal of marriage!
It. was couched i'm the most scholarly
and refined language and IL gave a full
history Of the noble house of Kirmay,
the vicissitudes which the sender had
encountered and his final success as
professor of Languages. In closing the
count referred her to the Honorable
and Illustrious Judge Donohue" from
whom she could ascertain the authen-
ticity oi his claims to nobility. The
cpistle was signed by the count with
his full title.
At first the widow thought that her
German friend-translator was playing
joke on her, and she took the let
ter To another German friend who con-
firmed the frst's translation. The wo-
man, instead of being fattered by a
proposal of marriage from such a dis
tinguished parsonage, felt herself high
ly insulted and became greatly in
Censed. Her chagrn was increased
when the contents of the letter be-
came known among her intimate wild
Ow friends who inCessantly Doked fun
at the recipient-through jealously it
is supposed. But there were more to
come. The very widows who made
such fun of the one who received tn
first proposal, all received, in alpha
Gctical order, similar ones within the
next two weeks. And all the widows
were referred to "the Honorable and
lllustrious Judge Donohue, my kind
and distinguished friend" for recon-
mendations Of the writer. The siS
| widows became enraged and threat.
ened vengeance on the count and the
alderman, who, they knew, had Civ
on him their names and addresses
When the widows find out that the
| count is a married man and was mar.
ried at the time he made the sexte'
proposals of marriage, it is expected
| their anger will break out with re.
newed force. Squire Donohue viii
have a hard time lodging them and
| he is contemplating leaving town tC
escape them,
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CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES CONFERENCE,

Philadelphia, Dec. 9.-The national
conference of the Christian PRINCIPLES
'of civil government held its second
days session in the Fifth BAPTIST
church. Bishop Whitaker, of the Epis-
copal church, presided and delivered
an address upon the Responsibility
of the Government Concerning Mar
riage and Social Purity" Papers by
Bishop Whitaker, Rev. Dr. *. T..
Tuppan and Anthony Comstockc were
read.
Among the resolutions passed was
one declaring that:
Whereas, The failure of our nation to
acknowledge its relation to Almighty Cod
in its organic law has fostered the the
ory that our Christian laws are uucon-
sututional and should he abolished, and
that our 20 vernment should be divorced
from all connection with Christianity,
therefore
Resolved, That it l. the duty of the
Christian citizens Of this nation to nut
forth earnest efforts to maintain the eX-
listing Christian features of our govern
ment, and tn cndCayor to secure such an
amendment TO our constitution as will
give to our Christian laws, institutions
and usages an undeniablc legal basis in
the fundamental law of tho land and thus
secure u firm basis for every necessary
moral and Christian reform. such an
amendment would harmoniac with all the
prcccdcnts OF our history and with the
religious acknowledgements already found
in many OF our state constitutions.
Other resolutions declare against
sabbath desecration" by the operation
Of railways, steamboats, electric cars,
baseball playing, the publication of
newspapers, the use Of bicycles, horses
or carriages for pleasure, sessions of
congress, and transportation of the
mails.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-10
ANTONIO TUCCpS
DESPERATE ACTS
A Love.crazed Italian Attempts TO Kill
Family.
He USES REVOLVER AND KEROSENE
when Pursued Ne Holds the Officers
at Bay Until the Ammunition in His
Revolver Is Exhausted--He Then
Sets Fire to His Room and Fights
with n Knife Until Overpowered.

Philadelphia, Dec. 9.-Antonio Tucci,
an Italian, today shot and probably
fatally wounded q. TompOne, keeper
of an Italian tenement house at Sew
enth and Christian streets, because of
the rejection of his affections by Tom
pone's 19-year-old daughter Theresa.
He followed this up by setting fire to
the clothing of Tompone's little son,
Michael, and when an attempt was
made to arrest him he successfully held
a squad of policemen and firemen at
bay until he had twice fired his re-
volver at them and slightly wounded
Policeman Simpson and citizen
named Sacharrino. Finally, driven in
to a corner, he set fire to his room,
and until securely handcuffed, defend
ed himself with a large knife.
Tucci is about As years old, and has
been in this country two years. He
lived with TomDone, and for a long
time showed affection for Theresa. She
repulsed him. Yesterday he pleaded
for her love, and when again repulsed
he made threats and left the house.
This afternoon Tompone was working
in the yard when Tucci opened fire up
on him from the doorway. He put
llItt outlets III l OtnpOHt > DtVh, wv u
i'm his legs and one in the head. The
boy Michael saw the shooting and
called for help. TuCCi picked mp an oil
can. emptied it's contents over MiChaels
coat and applied a match. The boy ran
screaming into the street and an alarm
of fire was sounded, while the now in
furiated Tucci took refuge on the sec
Ond floor of the house.
THE POLICE HELD BACK.
The police and firemen attempted to
dislodge him, but shots from his re-
VOlVor held them back and forced them
to return the fire. After "A succession
Of attempts, during which TuCCi's am
munition became exhausted, he was
| driven to his room on the third floor
! Before the police had decided to make
an attempt to arrest him, smoke was
| seen coming from the window. A rush
was made for the place and the door
| was burst open. The carpets and bed
/ were on fire, and behind this barriCadC
| of flames TuCci stood tlourishing a
! dangerous looking knife a determined
! oVerpoWered after a desperate strug'
| gle, during which several of his cap.
| tors We're slightly scratched
TompOne, who is AZ years old, is IL
a very critical condition, but his sor
| is only slightly burned.
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REAL ESTATE.
LEGAL.

IN RE ESTATE OF JAMES NJ. EVER
Il hart late OF the city of scranton, Lack IA.
wanna county, deceased. Public notice is
hereCy given that as administrator | will eN-
pose TO public sale at the arbitration room
In the court house, of the city of scranton,
county of LackRwanna, on Monday, Dee.
l3, 1897, az O'Clock T. IN. sharp, the bal
ance OF the personal property of the late
James NJ. ENerhnrt, aS mentioned ana tiled
in the Registers office of laCkawauna
county, the sad personal property contain
ing the following! Judgmen against JO-
seph Walker Sl7IGO; l.. T. Burrows, agree
ment with James NJ EVerhart. dated June
=, 1896; note against Joseph Walker, July
10, 1892, for S23331; mort gage, W. ii,
husa nd, assigned to James NJ. Everhart
amount due SIS5.O3, interest from April
rs, 1897 recorded in O.Rckawanna couu-
tyl NJ b. 30 f. lOli Pueblo Land company,
30 Sharesi note against Brooks Campbell,
$40; Judgment against samuel llaldermau,
No, lBB, september Term, 1891, revived
1900, for $ i2i 80; judgment against IL. h.
Smith, No. 25S, september Term, 1891, lu-
Nerne county, for $50; mortgage against
Clarence liallentine ana wife for 5000, Sc
cured by two lots i'm lRnsdOwn, Delaware
county, Pa; receip, for Sl,bOO for interest
in oil company in state of Wyoming, also
any other personal property of the late
James NJ Everhart. The said property to
he sold to the highest and best bidder
Terms, cash, |. T., ENERH ART,
Administrators OF the Estate of the Late
James NJ, EYerhart, Deceased.
JOHN r. SCRAGG,
Attorney for Estate.
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LYNCHERS DENOUNCED.
Action May BE Taken Against the
Men who Killed lbpt

Carson City, Dec. Ex-Governor Sad
Ter, of Nevada, denounces the work Of
the mob on Tuesday morning in Genoa
in lynching Adam Uber as an example
of tiendish barbarism. He says that
upon proper application from the au-
thorities of Douglas county he viii
offer a reward for the apprehension of
the leaders and accessories to the
crime.
Uber's body gave evidence of having
been beaten, shot ana bruised beyond
recognition. The eyes had been pune
tured out and one arm was broken.
The authorities claim to have several
clues to the identity of the perpetrat-
ors, and the lynchers may be appre-
hended in few DAYS.
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FlREBUG IN AN ARM0RY.
soldiers Quarters at West Chester
Threatened by Flames

West Chester, Pa, Dec. "a bold
attempt was made last night to de-
stroy by fire the armory of Company
|, Sixth regiment, n. q. p, on West
Gay street, and but for a fortunate
discovery by the janitor the build
ing, which is a massive stone struc-
ture, would now be in ruins.
The inCendiary had placed in a closet
under the main stairway large
amount of waste paper and inflam-
mable material, among which was ar
ranged a lighted candle wrapped in It's
sue paper, which was intended to set
fire to the mass. The candle was a
10-inch one, and when discovered by
the janitor about One-half of it had
been burned. An attempt to destroy
the building was made several months
ago.
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INDUSTRIAL JOTTlNGS.

Clarence Whitman, Of the North mill
at Wilkes Barre has notified his lace
wavers that on Dec, 10 they will re-
ceive an advance Of Is per cent, in
their wages on account Of the enor-
NOUS amount of orders on hand. Mr.
Whitman says he has orders for three
years and intends increasing his plant
considerable. IL is making contracts
with the best skilled labor in the coun-
try.
The Lehigh Valley Coal company
has commenced sinking four com
partment shaft at it's Hazlston col
liery. The work Is being done under
contract by John II. Thomas d Son, of
Wilkes Barre The present depth of the
shaft Is seventy feet, and the proposed
q pth 700 feet At the completion of
the shaft tunnels will be driven, cut
ting all seams north ana south of the
shaft This win be the largest and
deepest shaft in the Hazleton region
and win be Of material advantage in
centralizng work.-Wilk s-Barre Rec
ord,
The American Safety Lamp and Sup
ply company, Of Capouse avenue, Is
working fun time Two large orders
We're recently received for safsty
lamps, etc, to be shipped 10 distant
points. one order goes to Anthracite,
Canada, place almost in the Klon-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-10
HUNTERS BAD AIM.
Shot Intended for n Rabbit Lodges in
n Switchman,s Eacp

HaZleton, Dee. 9.-John Gray, en-
ployed as switchman at the lumber
yard, was shot in the face this morn
ing by an unknown man. Gray no.
ticed a rabbit darting out from the
brush which lines the tracks at that
point, and attempted to capture it, but
was halted by the discharge of a gun,
the entire contents Of which lodged in
his face.
The man who fired the shot took to
the woods after discovering his error,
and has not been seen. Gray's face
is badly mutilated and blood poisoning
is feared
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FATALLY BURNED.

Tunkhannock, Pa, Dee. 9-Mrs, George
Burch Of VCse, this county, was working
about the Eitlhon stove at noon todly
when some live Goals dropped out upon
her clothing ana set fire 10 il, Her dress
vas almost wholly burned from her body
and she was probably fatally injured. A
no.3hhor's daughter who cNtmguishcd Tie
flames was also very badly burned.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-10
Delicate childrenI What

Delicate children What
a source of anxiety they are |!
The parents wish them
hearty and strong, but they
keep thin and pale.
To all these delicate chill
dren Scott'S Emulsion of
Cod-liyer Oil with Hypo-
phosphites comes with the
best of news.
1t brings rich blood,
strong bones, healthy nerves,
and sound digestion. 1t is
growth and prosperity to
them.
No matter how delicate
the child, it is readily taken
90 soc, and sroo, all druggists
SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-10
BOYS COSTLY SPORT.
Six Fined $3.50 Each for Destroying
a alIarnessmaker's Sign.

Wayne, Dec. 9.-Thomas Mcclellan,
Arthur Howell, Ralph Clark, Charles
Clark, George Gugcrt and Richard
Patton, boys almost reaching man
hood, We're arrested this afternoon for
destroying the sign at Frank Heuslem's
harness shop. Magistrate George Aman
fined them $3.50 each and eXacted a
bond for $lOD for their good behavior
for six months.
All the boys are prominently connect
ed Richard Patton is a son of Rev.
William a. Patton, pastor of the Pres
byterian church.
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Stroudsburg, Dec. 9.-FOr his services
in hanging wife murderer Herman
Paul Schultz, Sheriff COurtwright was
allowed Sl5 by the county commissions
erS, who in turn received that sum for
the hody fer the dissecting table. j. II.
Nancuen, who defended Schultz gave
his services gratuitously. District At
torney Nanaukcn got $13 in fees out of
the case.
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IIa2lcton, Pa, Dec, 9,--The oil ana sup
ply horses AT the Coleranr collicry, op-
Grated By A, S, Van Wickle, were de-
stroYed In mysterious manner by fire
today. During the late coal strike Van
Wickle's breaker at Beaver Meadow, a
short distance from COleraine, was
burned to the ground from an equally
mysterious cGust
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-10
PENNSYLVANIA Pensions.

Washington, Dec, 9,-Theso Pennsyl-
vania pensions have been issued: Or
iginal-Harriet r. X. Jackson, nurse,
Scranton; Jacob Langendorfer, Homes
dale. Origin widow, etC.-Sarah A.
Miller. Mountain Ton. Luzerne
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-10
ROMANCE OF
WILKES-BARRE
An Austrian Nobleman Is Smltten with
The Charms OF Six Widows.
HE PROPOSES MARRIAGE TO ALL

At the Suggestion of Alderman Dono-
van, Count George Won hirmay
Makes Love by the Wholesale aud
Endcavors to Corner the Matri-
moniaI Markct-- widows Are
Not willing.
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Lancaster. Dec. 9.-Thc cigar factory
of the New Holland Tobacco company
at New Holland was entirely destroyed
by fire today. Loss, 100000; insurance
IS 600
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-10

ANTED-AGENTS FOR GREATEST
w gas saving device manufactured. Re
tails 25c. Big profits. OLIVER BROS.
Rochester, n. Y.
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1 GENTS TO SELL OUR SOC. STORM
n door sample prepaid upon receipt or
price, AMERICAN STORM DOOR co"
Port Huron, Mich.
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THE ONLY ONE.
THE PYRAMID PILE CURE THE ONLY
PILE CURE RECOMMENDED BY
PHYSICIANS AS BEING PER-
FECTLY SAFE.
NO Opium, Cocaine, Narcotic o'
Other Poison in II.

The Pyramid Pile Cure Is probably
the only Pile Cure extensively recon
mended by physicians, because 1t Is so
safe, so prompt i'm the relief afforded
and so far as known the only positive
cure for piles except a surgical opera
tion.
In one year the Pyramid Pile Cure
has become the best known, the safest
and the most extensively sold of any
pile cure before the public.
Address the Pyramid Co., Marshall
Mich, formerly of Albion, Mich) fol
book on cause and cure of piles and
also hundreds of testimonials from al
parts of the United States, full sized
package so cents.
If suffering from any form of piles
ask your druggist for a package o
Pyramid Pile Cure and try it tonight,
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IMPOINDED.

Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
4 Il CUSlCKS EVERYONE SORREL
~ and one black horse II not called for
in days will be sold ut public auction as
provided by law, JOHN j. VAN MORT,
Poundmaster.
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LyLONDIKE - AGENTS WANTED FOR
IN large illustrated book of klondike, fNe
hundred pages; price SI.5O; OUTFIT zoe. Ad'
dress NATIONAL. PUBLISHING Co, Lake
side Building, Chicago, Ill.
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vANTED--SOLICITO NO DELIVER
w ing, no collecting; position permanent;
pay weekly; state age GLEN BROTHERS.
Rochester y. \.
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LN<NN~~~~N~NDN~N DN~NNNNJ~NH %-Nr~~~ ~ ~
AGENTS WANTED.

GENTS = SAMPLE DISTRIBUTIONS
n everywhere; both sexes; 5000 per
900. lnclose stamp for reply. ACME
IMP. CO., Philadelphia.
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dixie region. The other will be sent to
Cumnock, n. c., to the bituminous
mines.
The Holden shaft will soon be sunk
from the Dunmorc vein to the Clark,
which is just below. A single hosting
engine is being put in place and opera
tiuns may begin at any time.
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4 GENTS-WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO
n do about safe Citi2euship--price -. Go
ing by thousands, Address NICHOLS
NaperVille, Ill
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CHIROPODlSI AND MANICURE,
CORNS, BuNIONS AND lNGROWING
y nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation and advice
given Tree r. NJ. HElLEl, Chiropodist,
$50 LaCkuwunna avenue, Ladies attended
NJ their residence II desired. Charges moder-
a
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CITY SCAVENGER.

A BBRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
n. and cess pools; no odor Improved
pumps used \. BRIGGS, Proprietor.
Leave orders | 100 y. Main ave, or Eickes
drug store, corner Adams and Mulberry.
Telephone 6OlO
(,HAS. COOPER, CITY SCANENGER,
- All orders promptly attended TO, day or
night All the latest appliances. Charges
reasonable 7l9 Scranton street Ho use
1925 Washburu street
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A GENTS--TO SELL OUR PRACTICAL
n gold, silver, nickel and copper electro
plasters; prices from SO upward salary and
expenses paid; outfit free. Address, with
stamp, MICHIGAN MFG CO., Chicago.
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EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER AND
II clerk desires situation, Best references;
must have work. Address Box 295, Dun
more, Pa.
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SITUATION WANTED-FOR WASH ING;
- washing and ironing taken home
also. Call or address l.. b., 33I sumner ave-
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HELP WANTED-MALES.
HELP WANTED-FEMALES,

COMPETENT GIRL WANTEp-SMALL.
y family; good wages. Apply lOOb Null
berry street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

vN>~~~NNNN~N~NNJ~N~~NN NNNNI>N0>0e0>"r~~NsN~>>>
& TIT ALTON WANTED-BY \ BOY IL
- years of age, speaks three languages.
For store saloon or messenger boy. Apply
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