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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-01-12
Noyak Is No. 1895.

ANAMosA, Jan. 5.-Frank Novak has
begun to learn the stone cutting
trade. His name has been submerged
into No. 1906. His cell is known as
1877. He is less handsome than form
erly. His moustache and his fine
clothing are missing. He remains
stolidly Indifferent to his prison garb
and labor.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-01-12
RurpIar. Get 1925 and stamps.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Jan. 3.-The general
store of Henderson & Son at Ehlers
a small town in Delaware county, was
broken into by burglars, who blew
the safe and secured $225 in money, a
check of deposition the Coggon bank
tor $500 and quantity of stamps.
The postoffice was kept in the store.
There is no clue
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-01-12

The unpleasant incidents and acct
dents OF the recent indoor bicycle race
In New York degrade sport and add
nothing to our knowledge of physical
strength, nor does such an exhibition
In any way encourage a wholesome
development Of an outdoor sport which
is doing so much to improve the health
and raise the vitality of the American
people.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-01-12
Two Fatally Burn at Ames.

AMEs, Jan. 3.-Mrs. James Miller
and her 1s-months' old baby were ia
tally burned, the baby dying within a
few hours. The father and husband
lighted fire with kerosene, and the
flames caught the clothing of the
mother and baby. He is unhurt.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-01-12
ElocutIon Free-Co operation in Education

ElocutIon Free-Co- operation in Education
Prof. Ed. Amherst OFT, SO widely
known on the lecture platform, de-
serves as much recognition as an en-
thusiastic educator and author as he
does success on the platform. The CO.
operative plan by which he gives to
one person in each town free schol-
arship TO the Drake Summer School of
Oratorv and ENGLISH, is an example of
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-01-12

Keely's motor is now a f1ying-ma-
chine which paralyzes gravitation
thu ougL a sympathetic outreach";
though, to be sure, the sympathetic
outreach belonged to the original in
vention if the experience of certain
capitalists is any criterion.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-01-12
WILL FIRE TWENTY CANNON.

An Iowa Newspapers Method OF
Jubilating.
DIES MONIES, Jan. 4.-On Christmas
day, 1895, the Des Moines Daily News
fred ten cannon shots on the river
front to celebrate its attaining 10000
circulation. 1t is now nearing 10000
and will celebrate its new triumph by
twenty rounds. The Daily News is
only 81 year.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-01-12

the original he
throws into his
plans. 1t is not
a v j s i o n a r Y
scheme, its prac-
teal nature has
been proved by
many successful
applicants. The
registration fe Q
is but Is cents.
The first appli-
cant in any town
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-01-12
H,ikes Beat Iowa,s Grimm.

DAYTON, o., Jan. 3.-Heikes and
Grimm shot here for the cast iron
medal and title of champion wing shot
Of America. Heikes won by score of
% to 90. The conditions were 100 live
pigeons, five traps, thirty yards rise.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-01-12

CEDAR RAPIDS, Jan. 4.-Henry Wat
erhouse, an old and respected farmer
living near Coggon, died from the eff
fects of being kicked by COW.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-01-12
Delayan Fish CommissIoner.

DIES MONIES, Jan. 5.-Governor-elect
Shaw announces the re-appointment
of George E. Delevan, of Estherville,
as fish commissioner.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-01-12
DEBORAH PUBLIC OPINION.
AKERs q GREEN. Pubs.

Let us hope that the Spaniards will
not get up war with Hannis Taylor,
too.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-01-12

has first chance to receive schol-
arship (board and tuition free) to
the Summer School of Oratory and
free ticket to the Midland Chautau-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-01-12

The present year will have among
,ts noteworthy anniversaries the one
hundred and fiftieth anniversary OF tne
death of Isaac Watts. 1t Will be cnlehy
as a writer of hymns that he VIII De
honored by affectionate remembrance
OF his hymns the Christian world mas
chosen a few as pre-emlnent. IL ne
had written only the hymn beginning,
80 God, our help in ages past, ms
name would have sure place IN the
roll of makers of verse worthy ana des-
tined TO live. A great hymn levels de-
nominational barriers. While men are
.alking of Christian unity, or dream
snq of II. the hymn, in its sphere OF In
fiuence, if only for the moment wnen
heard or sung, makes believers one. lie
who has strengthened and inspired gen.
erations. refreshing the saints and NOV
ing those who make no pretensions 10
saintliness. may we'll be remembered.
The proposition of David Christie
Murray that Englishmen pay Tor
statue of George Washington to be put
An London smacks OF the exceeding
amiability of the man who, smitten on
one cheek, smilingly turns the other 10
his assailant for similar punishment
But we hope the scheme will fail. Such
a statue would invite abuse on the part
of Englishmen which would amount TO
gross humiliation of the memory OF
our first president. Cyrus Field put up
a monument to MAJOR Andre and we
all know the result Of his forgiving
generosity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

UNDERTAKING an EMBALMING In al.
its branches: many years' experience;
frst-c.ass service: satisfaction guaranteed:
always open. HERMAN a DELICS, 'ds
Decatur-st formerly Of South Brooklyn).
Telephone 224 East New-York.
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,r.sax ACCOMPLISHMENTS

~,~STRTCTION GlNEN.--Drawins. paint
Ing miniature sketch classes pen ana
wash. normal work for teachers;
I'm npors OCT J.. SCHElRMER-
sU,NRN'S TEACHERS AGENCY. East
n..,s e. <cw-Nor',
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.xryoIEs. SILVER. CUHIOs.


r.ANTUIER'S ART GALLERY.
s54 4TH-AVE.. NEAR 10Th ST.
n, syhihit!1r ard for sac. fine spc '.mens
vn 80 prTAIII.E. pUPRE. TlSS0T.
SS,ruiiPrvER. CLArRIN. lNNESS, R0SSi'
,CvXsON. VERNTsT pESGOFFE. NEbl;
yavNrRrR. WATTEAI. etc; gold
h.1.s min atures oli d.amon jewels. Arao
so,Ss shields yataGans. silver porco ans.
81. Also o,d gold and antiques bought.
AT EpLE's ART GALLERY, lo3 West
- teuels sil,erWare. rare fans. paint
,,xs miniatures and weapons. Old gold
bought
AT BtLLOCK,s. a,i Fourih,aye'uOn
a. rsi7.irrs and antiques.
IT a sacrifice several fine old paintings
-r-,os antique mahogany furniture.
vATT3ATTAN co. 34S 4th-sve.
cpAGG ANTIQUES co. ZIG West sd
81 buys md sells old mahogany SILVER
.wei-y colonial china
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WATCHES AND JEWELLERY.

J-[--oo-Or->.0-0-~N0~~-O o~NNo~- ~,
DrAMONpg. precious stones AID 90 goo
i.ught Tor cash. HAMRItk ~
Jewellers. so Broadway New of~'
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

WANTED. Large. cheerful room WIN
dressing room. in private family.
tween lOUth- st. and 12Oth-st. and ives, ~
shave Address NJ T. D, Ieache'S
(>rliega
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auT PHOTOGRAPHS.

,,vccrR'S Educatio,al carbon Photo
hsanhs artisticAily framed are UNIQUE
I'D birthday and Christmas Presents.
sss F,h ave. above Both ST. Illustrated
catalogue 2Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

|>1s-c-,rr~~
,SrrJ.rE. 1872 West 236-st.-fain'ings
"'r.rri-cs Frames. Mirrors. caHetE ol
American Paintings. RESTORING. i.csI...- --.
,pTlSTIC Frames. Artists MateriaIs.
Water Colors Etchings. on Paintinss'
.,rcia'tv. regilding. PHILIP suNAl. oil
rast 5sth-sl
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OLD BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
OPTICAL GOODS.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Steinway, Pianos for sale and 10
Weber rent Mt reasonable rates.
Haines Bros. W. scll finely constructed
VIM. \. Pond and desirable pianos at low
e Co. prices.
WI A. POND 4 90. 12i Fifth Ave.
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TyPEwRITERS.

SfIc:Sn SsDERTER TTPEwR,rTEIERsss c are
hs ru.ran,ced the best; pr.se;; ntor,ement,
.asas f. use. send for h9ms ,"' Co is2
EJICKFNsDERFEf
Rroadway. Room \.
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BICYCLE SADDLE EXCHANGE.

ptrYCT.F 1.-The name tells the game"
SADDLE All makes sp!d on trla-
EXCHANGE 20 West Broadway. y. !.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

>V>~~onNo~Oo-o~~~~O~No~~ o-~.~~NN~~~~~~>~.
CHARLEs-ST. 90 Van Meet Place).-Ia-
lie board tcr one or two gentlemen rel-
erences
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WHITE ENAMELLED LETTERS.

-
FOK WINDOWS. also aluminium and
lronze. enamell.d steel advertising signs
numbers and name plates for hotels.
steamships aad private dwellings. BEN
FIELD 80 Fuiton-et.
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u,uE PORTRAITS.

nr.~rJer|O"O(|->'S~'>D~
s'Or n.rpaTTs COMPLETE. SPECIAL mount.
Po ry n nne miniatures. with ps,sn' lTsm me-
vh ,nt take one two minia'I Rio S' e." eS
~,ss..d with special gases Div
hassau-tt.
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~oy~cNNN<4~~N<<~- ~~>y0~.~>So.~~.~o~~~~~~
JACOT & son. 80 Union Square. Music
Boxes from 35c. t. si.j0O. and a large
line < Musical Novelties and Cuckoo
Clocks
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NV EERS

~~~DARD AUCTION ROOMS. 10 and 81
., Ios-h-st-Buy entire contents OF
..,,srS etc. FOR spot cash: sales at private
,s.ss sneciaitv.
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ART STAINED GLASS.

~~N~ ~~~>>>~ss, ~,
,OvrRs q: Stained glass should visit tho
..nsio. 81 RICHARD \. SPlEPS. $50
- ave New YORK
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BLANK BOOKS d sTATIONER'
COINS. MEDALS. CURIOS.

NETWORK COIN AND STAMP co. So
s;3 Bro ldway. y. Y.--Lsrgest s'oc" N
America Reliable buying catalogue. NC.
COINS. -Highes' pric.s paid Tor carp
American coid. silver end cope, coins
Premium list. lOc. LYMAN II. LOW. -o'
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CARPET CLEANING.

-~~<-~~~><~<~<~~N~- ~~<~~<("'S~ :.
CARPETS cleaned by steam. BY nena
on the noor. Careful Carpet CleAnn.s
Co. 1858 Broadway. 42i East +e'h 49,
coz \ BRANDT Tel. l3e-3sth.
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Artists, MATERIALS.

.,pcr ALBUM containing ten L. s.
%s..,,e-ships. sent postpaid OF receip; NJ
- so cents. THE PALETTE ART
* &c East 23d-s,.
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ELECTRIC Contractors.
BEDS AND COUCHEs,

sPFCTALTIES IN FOLDING BEDS: 100
stvles TO select from. FRED n ANS-
LEY co. 80 West l4th-st
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UNDERTAkER.

AT o17s 7TH-AVE., 129th-st.. Eward c.
Keys. practical undertaken ana EN-
balmer Telephone. 80 Harlem.
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ALUMINIUM hOvELTIEs.
AROIT THE HAIR.
ACTUARIEs.

NILES NENANDER DAWSON. Consult
Ing Actuary. Advice on Insurance.;
Broadway.
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pR,c-A-BRAo & FAN REPAIRERss

r. IEyrEI.E. 81 west 1athst.. formerly
With TIFFANY & Co: satisfaction gua'ah-
teed fans a specially.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

EDWARD SMITH a Co, TIC West ss,h-
st. and 81 Ann-st once. 40 Annyd.n,'
Telephone calls. AS Cortlanct and oo'-
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T.. J.
City Attorney and Expert: American
paierts. $500 upward.
PATENTS obtained for SO and Govern
mert fee ira le-marks. 81. ''EbEc-
TRICAL AGE" Bureau. lG3 Times Bldg.
THOMAS DREW STETSON, p Murray
St. New York. expert in patent suits :.
opinions arhitrations. patents properly 60
cured in United states and foreign coun-
tries Telephone.
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,.soxrC hooks a. GOODS.
MEDALS AND BADGES.
x,sroCRAPHY, sTENOGRAPhf
AND TYPEWRITING.

,c.r.r. .ITy sermon reporting and II
spE PEEL To1k; rc.erences NOTARY PUn-
cfa'' RITA I BKADT. St Paul biiiaias'
tproatvay, New-York.
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TRANsLATORs.

TnANsLATIoNs in all language nALS
park Row. y. 7. FRCoo'H
I,ETTO.
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WIGS AND TOUPEEs.

WIGS AND TOCPEEs. satisfaction gga..
anteet. CHARLES l.. LIElZ, ~ Mrs'
osth-st.. between Broadway and otn-aSe.
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STORAGE.
s,,,xocRAPHERs & WRITER'S

~~~-"~c~"~'~'~>C.'-~S"~o-
MISS NOODLE. 90 Broadway. does &C
curate and frst-class work ho,Ele's'
circulars Telephone. 3.Ool Cortlsndt.
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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE for store. shop. once. no' s
and home use. ~ standard qusij'y' 'N''
II. DRAKE'S SONS. - 4th-ave.
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10 CHAINS. d ].
&C s:ss;az' K Co.

Ladies' Lo-gnatte Watch Chains go
around tho neck. seamless l4karat gold
nllel fwi,h ieweled slile). warranted :
years. latest style our own make. Send 10
cents extra FIR registered mail when order
ing Chain only"
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WINDOW SHADES.

ruRlsTIANSON BROTHERS 1872 and
1874 East l25.h- st.-fIa,s. private resi-
Gerces. hotels and oiilce buildings iur-
nisAed compete. J1hhers IN scotch ho'-
lands and hand painted shade cloth.
MAYER BROS. 2ls Vest 2ad-st. manu-
facturers %. the cheapest and best made
window shades ~ the c.iy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

GN o. SOLID IA On 40
SSSNKARAT GOLD. S|G@ a.
Ladies' Wal,ham ana Elgin W
Watches These cases were <HfSaA
made special for US. and are A.iy$N
not lllef. but guaranteed stayS<sE
solid l4-karat gold through &ESzSLS
and through. Money refunded VsESXH
n duplicated for less than our ~~
price anywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

HALL, BOY. BY n c0l1red boy. li3 West
46rh-st top floor. room No. T.
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PHONOGR Apis.

EAGLE GRAPHOPHONES. $3.50. SLOT
MACHINES. SIS Up. Edison's latest
model standard SIC. 1000 different must
cal records. $3.50 per dozen. EAGLE
PHONOGRAPH co. IS NASSAU-ST
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PIANO STOOLS AND COVERS.

PIANO TOOLS chairs, benches music
cabinets. piano covers and scarfs; largest
assortment. loves, prices. NEPPERT' &
MARTIN l3 East l4ih-st. near 5th-ave
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Ee.uuse.
HOUSEWORK, &c By a neat colored
elrl TO 20 light Homework or as nurse.
Blue. ilj West Gpth-st.
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CAMERAS AND KODAks.

~~~~.oc.o~-oo~~~So.o~oo
ALL MAKES o. Cameras: cut Tr,rs,-
Plates. 4x5. 32c. Solo. AXIS. lac -,,,ine
GAS only Developing ana In the
LArgfst stock o. Kodaks and l.h,e
city. ORRIG CAMERA CO.. loo "e,.
CAIERAs.-Sew. secondhand; YAK
stock 80 per cent saved. NE"
CAMERA EXCHANGE. Al Fuiton-C.
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EVERLASTING sHOEsTRIvGs.

~.~~<<<~>-~>~~~~~~-~>~ ~ - ~@~7>~~>>
EVERLASTING SHOESTRlNGS.- Guar
antee FOR a year. l5c. pair by mail.
EVERLASTING MFG. co. 20 West
BrOadWav
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PATENTS.


PATENTS. --Patents procured on can %
easy insfalments VOWELS a BURNS.
Patent Attorneys. 237 broadway. or 'o'
Sth-st., Washington. D. c.
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WEATHER STRIPS.

pITENT METALLIC WEATHER sTRIr
co "a West 36-st.-Fiuing me rs
derrAs our spec '04fN. " w ~.
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GARDENER aad FLORIST BY German:
married. fve lhilIr d. thoroughly com
pe.ent In greenh uses and all ranches Z
horticulture. also the fil! management ~
a gentiemans estate, l1ng experience ald
frs, -ciass references. wants position Tor
January and February. Address Box 80
Irvlngton-on-HGdson. y. Y.
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Dogs. ANIMALS AND BIpDs.

49,, ~ --->>>>~~~> -~~>~~>~~>>~~>>~I
~. snlnals, wholesale AM retail.
DONALD BUENs. ;6s South Animals
supplied 10 parks. geological gardens.
Tcna gcrcs
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WORN-OTT gold and silver bought by II.
LONGMAN': SONS. Gold and Silver Re
flners. John Il.
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COLONIAL HOUSES.

~(>->~~> >~~-~>N~>-~~~~>~>>>~~~~
ARCHITECTURAL Decorations. every oe
scr!ption. exterior and interior: IaPHo
htche. Compo. stan. Capitals. 0aoIe ~.
naments Festoons. etc. weatnerpTO"',
snes' modelling. largest line. WOOL
Union square
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yII'S.

"DrWEY'S LAMP STORE" - student
to- rDWARD ]. DEWEY CO., PA An
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GAG Avn OIL STOVES.

.~o4>o>~~o~~~~>>N NNNNNNNNrNN"NNNN
SPECIAL DISCOUNT on Wonderful biue
Flame Stoves in operation. T. j. C"N-
NON 76 Fulton-st.. New-for
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
$500 WILL BUY letter copying press. 80
page copying book and quart copying
ink NAIHANS Cut Rate Stationery
store % Fulton St. New-Tcrlt.
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GAS AND ELECTRIC SIGNS

- - w
ILLUMINATED SIGNS for gas or eiec-
tricity. suitable for any night rusihes'
THOS. HUGHES. q Clinton Place
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wONDERFUL BEAUTE1Eh.

rTJr, REST AND Priest FACE WASH :
rer,0ves wrinkles. tlackheads ana pm
,ies pAEkE 1O5 6th ave.
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DELEGATES AND FANCY GRO
CERIES.

1ODE 4 COMPANY. Importers. Whoiess'
end retail dealers In fancy groce'"''
etlicacles. i.02S 2d-ave.. cor. eist 81
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IVORY GOODS.

IVORY GOODS.
r GROTE G CO. ia Eas. li'h-st-Es
fshlished 1917. ivory toilet articles. toi
,o,se- shell goods. Billiard materials. pow
ing alleys and sporting goods. TepaiTihs
promptly done.
MANUFACTURER o; Toilet Articles.
billiard Balls Checks. Miniature IVORY
-erairing IN all branches II specis!ty. a.
JOSEPH KAPP SONS IVORY Co. ll'
East l4ih-st
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ART STORy;s.

" JORDAN. Manager. 400 5th- ave-
sa-a Engravings Etchings. &C. at
greatly reduced prices. send for catalogues.
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QUICK PRINTING.

BEST OFFER NET,-Iriniing absolutely
at your own price; make your offers
JACKSON IS Centre-st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for mer-
chants manufacturers and others de-
string % extend their business. stores.
business places sold quickly. NJ DONALD
L VIRGINS. $40 Nassau-st.
WANTED by a house established In
New-York since 1874. In Al standing.
tn agency IN Havana. Cuba, for FIRST
class manufacturing concern; best OF ref
e-e,ces. ADDRESS BOX 3,OSO. city.
WANT GENERAL AGENTS. -Househoulc
specially. new. good seller. large pronts
Actress BOX 1 Tribune Once.
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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-01
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
Postmaster Rose.

Marietta awakes this morning to
greet her new postmaster, Mr.. M. M.
Rose, recently appointed to succeed
Mr.. Roeser, who turned over the office
Tuesday night after term of little
more than four years. During that
time Mr.. Roeser and his assistant, Mr..
c. G. Chamberlain, have given the peo-
pie OF Marietta splendid service in
every department Of the Office. The
postal business in this city has grown
enormously in the past four years, but
the work of taking care of it has meyer
deteriorate1.
Mr.. Rose, the new postmaster, is a
gentleman of eminent business quali6.
cations and unusual energy and execu-
tive force. His administration of the
affairs of the Office is certain to be
clean and abe. His assistant will be
Mr.. Asa Mccoy, who has already been
appointed to the position.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-01
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