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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-09-02

and family from Couch Hill took an out
ing st Compo Beach, last Wednesday.
Mrs Cater and children from Bridge
port have been guests for several days at
John Csrrol's.
Mrs Brinsmade from st Louis, after q
trip to the Catskills, has visited her
sister, Mrs ]. c. Read, at Leoni farm,
her old home.
Mrs Aaron Read has entertained her
niece, Mrs Aubrey, and little son, the
past week.
Mr. Hanniford from Chicago and two
daughters are visiting his sister, Mrs
Henry Sanford. Miss Grace and Miss
BERTHE will remain an indefinite length Of
time.
Mrs c. W. Kelley is entertaining
guests from Orange n. j., and New
York.
Mr. and Mrs Ebert Sanford took trip
on Saturday to Norwalk.
Miss Emma Rumsey has returned
from New Haven, having had delight
full visit with her friends, the Misses
Townsend.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-04
The Housekeeper Should.

Always rub little soft (not mcltcd)
butter over the top of bread dough
when in a mass, and after being
moulded into loavcs, this prevents
hard crust.
Always make starch with soapy
water, which will give better gloss
to the linen and prevent the irons
from sticking
Always open canned fruit or vegeta
blcs an hour or two before they are
needed, that the flavor may be i'm
proved. And always empty the con-
tents Of tin can into glass or china
dish as soon as it is opened.
Always keep steel ornaments in
powdered starch to prevent their rust
ing.
Always invert the wash tubs and
put little water on the bottom Of
them, SO they will not dry out and
leak before the following wash day.
Always see that the shoes are prop
erly cared for when taken off at night,
straighten and smooth out the wrink-
les, draw down from the instep and
pull up from the heel.
Never paper wall that is inclined
to be damp, without first making it
impervious to moisture; which may be
done by applying varnish of one
part shellac to TWO of naphtha. The
disagreeable odor will soon disappear,
and. after papering, there will be no
more trouble from moisture stains.
Never read. nor sew. nor write i'm
mediately after coming from compara-
tive darkness into bright light. if
you have good eyes and would keep
them good
Never add salt to new milk used for
gravies, stews, etc., until just before
serving, if you would avoid curdling
the milk.
Never despair when the linen seems
hopelessly scorched from an over-heat-
ed iron; soak the stain in lukc-warm
water, squeeze lemon juice on it,
sprinkle little salt over it, and place
it in the sunshine to bleach.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-04
Took His Last Cent.

Long experience behind the bar has
taught Mike Lougherty, of Phoenix
Vile, the difference between a deserv-
ing case and counterfeit. He knows
how to steel his heart against the
earnest plea of a worthless character
''for just one drink on tick So
when "Wry Face Mike, notorious
bum of the town, wandered into the
bar over which Dougherty presidcs
one night last week the experienced
bartender was on the qui vivc. "This
is touch, said Dougherty to him
self, and he waited developments.
The man with the picturesque pet
name was in no hurry. He dwadled
about, casually commenting from time
to time on the condition of the weather,
the likelihood Of war with Spain, and
the general political situation. The
subject Of politics naturally led up to
the question Of drink. Mike drew a
coin out Of his pocket, Looked at it,
sighed, and put it back again.
Giles got the price thought
Dougherty, with surprise.
"Say," remarked "Wry Face by
way of introduction, II want drink,
and I want nights lodgin. can
have both unless
"Save your breath interrupted
Dougherty, you'll make no touch
here. u
.Would you take man last cent
fur drink asked the other pleas
ingly.
Sure; in a minute
Huh! take mans last cent
eyes
$50 long as yer git de coin, ye're
satisfied he continued, with sneer.
eyes
"Wry-Facc paused and pondercd
for minute, then he said: Gimme
whisky He poured out snifter
and drank it off with gusto. Then
he drew the coin from his Pocket and
laid it on the bar. ''There yer are.
That's me last cent.
That's what il was, and nothing
more. Simply copper penny. He
was gone before Dougherty recovered
from the shock. Philadelphia Record.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-04
curiosities Of the Bible.

The following Bible curiosities are
said to have been gained by study of
the good book by the Prince of Gran
ada, heir apparent to the Spanish
throne, during his 80 years imprison-
ment at the place of Skulls Prison,
Madrid:
SIN the Bible the word Lord is
found ,S53 times: the word Jehovah,
$3.50 times, and the word reverence
but once, and that in the 9th verse Of
the l1lth Psalm. The Sth verse of
the 115th Psalm is the middle verse
Of the Bible. The 9th verse Of the
Sth chapter of Esther is the longest
verse. The Both verse, 1lth chapter
of St. John, is the shortest. In the
10th Psalm four verses are alike, the
Sth, 18th, Dist and 3lst. Each verse
of the l36th Psalm ends alike. No
names or words with more than six
syllabcs arc found in the Bible. The
337th chapter Of Isaiah and the 18th
chapter Of II. Kings are alike The
word g:rl occurs but once in the Bi-
bic, and that in the Sd verse and Sd
chapter Of Joel: and the word boy but
once. Zcch. 50. There are found i'll
both books of the Bible 3.5sG, -fss3' let
tcrs and 77773 ,693 words Presbyterian
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-04

"I would not be without Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for its weight in
gold. writes D. j. Jones, of Holland,
Va. my wife was troubled with a
cough for nearly two years. I tried
various patent remedies, besides nu-
merous prescriptions from physicians,
all of which did no good. | was at
last persuaded to try a bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy which
promptly relieved the cough. The
second bottle effected a complete cure.
The 25 and so cent bottles are for sale
by Hill-Orr Drug Co.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-04

Pitts Carminative aids digestion,
regulates the bowels, cures Cholera
Infantum. Cholera Morbus, Dysentery,
Pains, Gripping, Flatulent Collie, I'm.
natural Drains from the Bowels, and
all diseases incident to teething chill
dren. For all summer complaints it
is specific. Perfectly harmless and
free from injurious drugs and chemi-
nn lc :.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-04

A torpid liver robs you of ambition
and ruins your health. DeWitts Little
Early Risers cleanse the liver, cure con-
stipation and all stomach and liver trou-
bles ETans Pharmacy.
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FOR RENT-721 20th st. NV, three squares from
State, War and Navy Building. two large
partly furnished rooms third floor, for light
housekeeping; gas, hat and bath; rent $40 pei
month. 1t
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Southern Ry.

Schedule In eject Jan Il. 1881
All trains arrive an leave reEnsy wanna Pas
senger Station.
sol A M-Daiy. local for Danvile. Char.
iotfe and wsy stations az Manassas daily except
SUNDAY fer Strasburg HarrisonbuFg. and StauntOn.
and at Lynchburg with the horiOlA and esssrs
Ills A. M-Daily. the UNITED STATES
FAST NAIL. carries Pullman Buffet S!eeperA
Sew YORK and Washington 20 Jacksonville.
uniting at Salisbury with Pullman sleeper ioi
Asheville and Hot Springs \. C.. hno VILE aEd
man sleeper for Augusta Pullman Buffet sleep
sr New lo-k 10 New Orleans. connecting az
Atlanta for BIrruir CHAM and Memphis. t0H
r.cts a. Lyuehb,,rg win CheSaP-IAc and LSis
P,iI7o,d to- Lexington aud Na--Ir4I Bridge.
daily Solid t-air. " Na-hingtO1 % New orleans
without chang. sunset personally c7nd1ctsI
tourist excursion. through sleeper on tins trai7
sVery wednesday and saturday 70 aAD FTa%
t.oi r. M-Lo>aI for Front ROYAL; strasburB
ard Harrisonburg daily. except sundaT
IIs p M-Dsily local for Charlotte yil,e, e.,
s.OU 2. N--Daily; eESePt SundIS, Gh III III
AND FLORIDA LIMITED composer u llLL
n,sn.s latest Draw ing room CompaEtmen L.nIa-
-, Observation AMI Dining Cars fo< JacF sonT IL
and st. Aug,lstine. and lTs"iHf "a ,s7 I'm
i6lI9 p H.-DaiIy WASHINGTON tND
sOIS-TIIwFSTFPN VESTlBU LID, LiAllED.
composed oi Pullman Nestl6uied sieePers Di''s 80
Yors 70 Nashville. Tenn. va AsGeF.iIe, NJ NJ
vile and Chattanooga; New YORK o. Tampa.
yis Charlotte Columbia. savannah AM -.atN'
s,rvi1te uniting Il Dauyile with Pullman
SISencr from Richmond II Augusta. va oosln-
- with connections for Aiken ;. G: New hofA
60 Nempbfs VI Birmingham NcT forS %
NeU orleans VIA AtLant- and AontyStnefs-
VCstiF,,led d4v coach Washington 10 atlanta.
S,,,t,erD Railway Dining Car. Greensboro .
T8HIYS OK wASUINGTpS AND OHIO DIV
ISION leave Washington o-0t A " da1ly snd
4:t5 p NJ daily. except sunday, ana o-ly Il
sunday only Tor EcvUd VIII, 4.a2 p VI u1,y
sScent Sundsv. for LceshUrg and $40 = ".
dsiIv Cor Herndoa. Returning, arrive az Nd'E
i1gtsn. s-s6 A NJ and 500 ?. NJ daily. ron
Round Hi and : On A NJ daily, e1cePt SUNNY.
from H.,ndon and s.34 A NJ daily eSleP'
Sunday. fTom LeestUrg- - ,r,,s
Through trains from the South arrive a. aSa' @
iugfon 6.4s A. Nj. 2.2O Z. ~ and s'SS r VI
daily and g:4j A NJ daily. except AonC@y-
HarTisonburr u 40 z. " and IS p. N dAiy'
.ycept sunday, and $50 A n daily from Ciiaf
lOttesyillc -. ;rt,-.
Tickets sleeping car reservation and 'hig1 ~,
nation furnished a. Offices. 20, 18th St NV. oit
PennsvIvania ave and at PennsyiTa ka'F
road Passenger station, -. -
FRANK s CANNON. Sd Vice President Ano
General Manager
J. M CULP. Traffic Manage
" A TURN General Passenger agent
L s BROWN Gen ACt Pass Dept-
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AUCTION SALE0.

| TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LEASES, FRAN
CHISEs. BOOK ACCoISTS AND CREDITS.
PRESSES, E.sETTlNG MACHINES, TYPE
CASES STEREOTYP1Nti MACHINES, AND
OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY OF THE
WASHINGTON TIMES COMPANY. FORMER
LY L9GATED N TIE PREMISES At TIE
AVENUE AND TENTH STREET NORTH
WEST, But NOW LOCATED IN THE
HITCiiINs BUILDING. CORNER or 10TH
AND ID STREETS NORTHWEST, WASHING
TON ID. C.
Default having occurred in the payment Of the
interest and principal Of the notes described IN
and secured by certain deed Of trus; dated sep
tember .. 1896, and recorded the same day
in Lber 2l54, folio 200. of the Land Records
OF the District Of Columbia, the undersigned trlis-
tees named in said deed of trust, IN conformity
with the provisions of the will sell at public
auction ON WEDNESDAY, TIE SIXTH DAY OF
APRIL. A. d.. Is9s. AT II O'CLOCK 4. w., at
the auction rooms of Thomas Bowling Co. at
No. Gl2 It. NV, the following described goods,
chattels and personal property conveyed in and
by the aforesaid deed OF trust;
All the leases franchises. book accounts and
credits, presses, type setting machines, type
cases. frames imposing stones, desks, counters.
chairs tables, files. stereOtyping machines, and
material, and all other property belonging 10 the
Washington Times Company Of whatever descrip-
tiCU, conveyed in and by said deed Of trust and
now located in the Hutchins Building. at the
cOrner of lOth and ID sts. NV, Washington. ID. &.
Terms of sale-All cash. deposit of $1,000
will be required at the time Of sale. and the terms
OF sale must be complied with within FIVE days
from the time Of sale, otherwise the property will
be resold at the risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser. All COnyeyaEcing and removal 0t the
property viii be at the purchasers cost
WILLIAM J. GRONERT. Trustee.
Washington Loan and Trust Building.
FREDERICK L. SIDDONS. Trustee,
Washington Loan and Trust Building.
mh3l -d&ds, ,exsu
JAS. RADCLIFFE, Auctioneer. go Pa. ave. NV.
viii sell. SATURDAY. April. ,. one com
plete Printing Office, in perfect order.
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RAILROADS.
BaltimOre&0 Ohio
Schedule in effect Nov. H. 1891

| Schedule in effect Nov. H. 1891
| Leave Washington from Station corner Of New
| Jersey and G 81.
For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuled Linn
/ tied trains. %, II :25 A. NJ, sos r. NJ.
/ For Cincinnati, It. Louis and indianapolis, Ex-
I press, H:2J A. ". Vestibuled Limited, $40 p.
; NJ. Express II 50 p. n.
/ Tor Pittsburg and Cleveland Express daily
| For Columbus. Toledo and Deroit II IS P. ".
Winchester and way stations. 500 A. ~.
! For New Orleans Meraph Birmingham Chat
| tanooga, Knoxville. Bristol and Roanoke 800 z.
n. daily; sleeping cars through.
For LuTay 3;i0 r. NJ, daily.
For Baltimore. week days. 500. $50, x7 .95.
N:l0. x7 30 vS.00. $40, 1890 N1O:OO A. NJ,
N12:o5 NJ, xl2lc 12:15. Si:l5. 1900. $40. x4:5O.
Sundays x5 :O5. x7:lO. x7 80, $50. x9.OO A. M..
1l2:lO, M:l5, leo x3:00. 800. 435 rs 05. N5:l0.
$50. xs:oO, 1870. HIS. x1l:50 =. h., xI2:OI
For Annapolis 7:1o ard $50 4. NJ. 4:so and
$50 p. NJ. sundays, $50 A. NJ. 4:S5 p. NJ
For Frederick, week days 500. IL ;25 \. NJ.
$50. $50 p. VI. sundays. 900 A. NJ lis p. 81.
Ter Hagerstown. IL o5 \. NJ. and $50 p. VI.
NJ. 4:So, $50, 7:05 p. NJ. Sundays, 9;Oc A. NJ,
/ I:15, 7:05 p ".
For Gaithersburg and way points. week days,
500. 900 A. NJ. l2:jO. 3:15. 4.Ss. J:2j 7.05.
l:$0 p. NJ. sundays. 9:0J A. II. lis, 49, .Oj.
Ie:I5 =. 81
For Washington Junction AID way points 500
A. NJ, 4:30. $50 P. NJ, week days; 9:O0 A ~,
1:15 p. NJ. Sundays.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK. AND
PHILADELPHIA
All trains illuminated Siti. Pntsch light
For Philadelphia. New York, Boston and the
East, week days. 7:0j, SEQ, 1000 A. NJ. 1905
l:l5 (ail Dining Cars), 500 (5:0j. Dining Carl,
q2;ol night. Sleeping Car, open 10 o'eloeO-
Sundays. T:0j. 300 =. NJ. 0:Ij. Dining Carr.
800 tj:0j. Dining Carr, 12:0l night Sleeping Car
open 10 o'clock
Additional train for Philadelphia, daily, 500
2. M.
Parlor Cars all day trains.
For Atlantic City. 1000 A. VI, u o. noon
and lis ard 500 p. NJ week days, 300 A. NJ
Sundays.
For Cape May. 1905 noon.
Except Sunday NExpreSs trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
ard residences BY Union Transfer Co. orders
lett at ticset oFices, 61g PennsyIvani= q, eRue
northwest New YorA and FifteeHtL street
and at depot
WM NJ GREENE n MARTIN
Cen Manager Mgr. PAS. Traffic.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD Large room. 3d floor. good
table; IN room. So per month; rpum and
board $40 per week. place for bicyolcs 72I l2Jh
It. uv. apl stem
ROOM and board tor one or Two. nicely furnished
room: private family. home comforts: Sli a
month. Pierce uW. Il
FOR RENT rarlnr that. for light housekeeping;
also "a hoor rooms. with board. 20 Grant
place. II
ROOM AND BOARD->lS per month INDIANA
EUl -. "a and Ind. NV. mh$0-1t-em
ROOMS AND BOARD Desirable rooms and excel
lent table board: terms very reasonable. Sg9
lIth NV. mh30-3tem
ROOM AND BOARD so uer month: board. SIS
per month. 9lb II -. NV. mh5G-"t
WE ARE FEEDING more people than any hotel
in Washington. WHY Because We feed
them right No charge for special OF duplicate
orders We make all our own pastry broil
all our steaks and chops (no lard); pure cream
and El-in butter: table board, $40 a month;
beautiful rooms. with private bath, steam heat
and electric lights. TIE GENOA. 500 and SOS
18th 81. ml24l2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED 2 OF . acres of unimproYed ground.
within miles II the city, Tor cash. III 81
NESS y. this office. apl-S;-em
WANTED -quain'~ Dictionary Of Medicine. or
h,n. nn prusiUi.- aud practice. sos q Il. NV.
apl-I-eu
WANTED -Cofcc mn. state pricc, condition and
,izc. iE l0ih -. Hw. 1t
WANTED-A gc.ltlemsu'~ bicycle in good condi-
tiun, also wardrobe; viii pay cash. - c
=. ne. 1t
WHY should YOU let moth get the best Of your
east of clothing when you can receive full
value far them at SIINPPIRIO'S. goj ID Il. NV,
corner 9th and ID 81. apl-lm
WANTED small. wei built horse. must be
good driver. Apply at 500 9th st. NV.
grocery store. after p m. 1t
WANTED To llly: the stock Of grocery. liquor
and provision store: SCALES aud wagon. Ad-
dress STOCK, This Office. apl-3t
WANTED BY a lady. a. soon as possible to take
care Of a furnished house. or a small unfur-
ui~hod house. near the departments: not over
500 Address l.. H., thi- office. 1t
WANTED To secure northeast agency for first
class laundry; ana located on ii st ne: good
references. ". X. ". this Office. mh3i Stem
WANTED To buy two CIT. Showcases. in good
condition. ". y. Y. this office. rnh3I stem
WANTED 20 horsepower, upright boiler and hori-
zuuial engine: must tc a bargain Address
ENGINE. this Office. mh3l-5t
WANTED Orders left al 1887 Twelfth 81 NV for
ChildDns summer Dresses, infants .waidrohes
ladies underwear and shrtwaists; speciality.
mh3l-1t
WANTED Second hand cut-under surrey in good
condition; must be cheap; state price. Address
T. b. r.. this office mh30-3t-em
NANTEn-A party living on a farm. near city
10 take charge OF lS-year-old horse; perfectly
sound. hut too old To be used on hard pave
ECnts in city, to family carriage; state terms
Address G.. -. :. this Office. mh29 ct EN-
wANTED-IIolderS Of Jovite high explosive stock
to send their names and addresses TO {. T. B.
tins ofioe. mh29-it
NANTED-Ladies- go TO MADAME HYATT for
cheap Easter gowns; fit guaranteed; short
notice. Ys New York ave. mh20-lmo
NANTED-O3d gold and silver for cash CHAS
FUCHS. Mig. Jewele-- sw. cor. 10th and +
sts.. Office room ). mh17-lmo-em
WANTED-To buy sell, machinery Of all de-
scrptions such steam engines. boilers iron
girders elevators electric motors, platform scales,
leather betting, ropes, puleys. gas fixtures, old
harness, steam. wafer and gas pipes; also old
iron. brass, copper, lead. zinc, books and paper
stock. for which pay highest market prices. II.
BERNlIElMER, $50 81. NV. alhs-tf-em
MANTED-Ilighcst cash prices paid ior household
furniture Office and store fixtures; also god
books: consult nrst Drop postal or call. II.
R0SENBU re, eth and % SIS. aw. nh4-lm
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my books. For full list call at ofice for bulletin
issued on the LIST and 18th.
THOMAS L, WACGAMAN, OH st. nw
mh1s-t fem
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANrED.-A fr~t-class millinery trimmer. none
olier. Call Immediately at l525 l4th 81. nw.
lt-eui
WANTED White womar German preferred, for
general LouScwork. reference required. wages
Sic. 7ol Nd. ave. nc. Item
WANTED " oman to cook. wash and iron; stay
night; reierenccs. 1925 zlt It. nw. Item
WANTED Colorcd woman; iir-t-cla>> cook. Ap-
ply 1865 Ohio ave. nw. Item
WANTED an Irish os German girl Tor general
hou~rSork; cooking required Call l624 ST.
NV. apl-5t-em
WkNTED-A woman to do general homework saS
WANTED Young single man 10 assist in harroom.
Ii55 II l. ne. Item
U,Nrrn.A A settled whit, woman to take care of
cullryn coob and do general housenork; best
reirg,ueg required. Call 1912 T. st. nv. after ,
?. u, apl-3t-cm
WANTED Whit, woman jor general homework;
references required. ~ Pierce ST. NV. ID
WANTED White vas.rr~,. ,oIorcd lhambcrmaid,
white cooks ,.lar,d cooks. 7o6 l5th 81.
me- il
WANTED Cook and ,Farr'riruaid an same hor~r:
cook. >l5: ,hmFhgrHad. SO; plain cooking.
l-as - l1th 81. u0. aUl-St
WANTED -uaf-t baud or taste and experience:
state Nler. last employed and wages s,-
p,r,ed. Addrc-- CApheLE. Jhis otH,r 4rI-a
WANTED White: hat,i ,bambarluaid,. cleaners.
vegetable cooks laundry and pantry h.lp olf
l.th nv. 10
WANTED rhitr: general bou-cy, rGer: small
family. Washing. good vs=r. Ola l@th
81. nv. "a
WANTuD. >.tiIed woman. with satisfactory
references. iu private family ia o. ST. uv.
uANTED-A nice color.d woman for general
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wASTED-ROCMS.

WANTED unfurnish,d rooms. I front between
5th and l4th and l. NV. Address OFFICE,
this office Item
WANTED Room and board in northeast: east II
9Th st; mus; hc cheap. Address II. T.. r.,
th Office. apl-3t
WANTED BY Young lady. furnished second floor
front room with privileges; will pay 81 per
month; summer price. Address ]. A. b. this
office mh3l-3t
IL YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED SEE
ME-Nany desirable applicants daily; light
housekeeping rooms in demand; moderate charge
when tenant secured. II. J. STALEY. rs At
lantic Building. mhll-lmo
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Foh SAi-E-- hISIr-LLN - F'ot -
,,o nor n,. ,,,x ,;n.o cou,
''"" N- Pi' LINEN
DC d""''''' "e' Ter -'e' ""'
I2c. pairs soc. Fine silk spri"G
>o.I IN. u.ai.;.h,
'"S' 'i''' ~ ''" ''"
natural COIOrs, 2:Jc quality. Toe pair.
-,c Col, ,,. 10 =. S-i Hot
Iiab, ,ra a,r, so,, nm. III, ....
now. SaNony Wool Bicycle Hose.
a"c. nicycIc and Driving GIoNe
bucL poIr,. ,oc-.-c o mir. a,~
Domestic Pattern in the house, 90 g..
xunY,u
r,bs,,t
f"h :, NJ ~ reap 'T5'., ] ].s',; mary NJ" aIs'
49,, ~ ''''' H. IT, '''i'' IAN ~ %, v
'5'" i'-- ''' -'ih
dr.. a. r., ,si ID '''' 'l'. III lu
FOR SALE-t4 baTgt gold wItcn. S25: need
' ~ ~ 80 NV 'P' I'
FOR SALE-I.lruc oas wardrobe. So. cost. S2p:
chifonior folding -. large sidetoard. 80:
chamber suite roll '.p desh. table desk mat
L'I,'N' b'.i.N>, 'Ilitl,- nus plS'-',N. u.H.i-
cHaS ana I3,I'i,: 'i>, laT' ".i sl''tf. ip'l,lns'
-, ",' ',,i mo- -;'' n w, - '',1
s'tnd.; ana leaving ''it 's once % HUN 81 a".
'Fi'yt -
FOR SfIF- -y4r,. -.trri.sr.. ,I.r-rI in .I,,r
rubtef tT" "Hgsis' hrJsei PIlSz't. nearly
h' nv ~ ~ F'''''' ''n''''."' '"'@P '"' v Il NV
f'h 9AI'L S!9,h ahd HA'uteS' h,aIN hy", zee
st 80 slu '''t' % %sh"N ''@t>. W." "'i'"" an
iol ~''' NPP" o." I''''''>'S' i'' ! 81 S'- "pl-',
FOR SALE SpIgpdid Reufip,rt.n tyrey,rir.r- Va
,: 50 cash f. ". GRESHAM 1918 T st NV
apl-at
rnp S,Iv 1T. ~. t,,,-,-. s,o. .
''. i- I''s-i', SO f.'u't,,St, ~. Ing
80. irI - -, . "l..'s' II Ni.., N...
SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE. - { 81. Sc
mh3l Stem
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