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The Coconino sun., 1898-02-19
The Cattle Thieves.

recovery of the stolen cattle near Blue water, N. M., Thomas Tucker, range foreman for the Wabash Cattle com pany, whose headquarters are located twenty-five miles north of this place. started for New Mexico in the interest of his employers. A letter was received from him the latter part of last week by St. George Creaghe, sheriff of this county. It seems that Mr. Tucker has discovered another miscellaneous lot of cattle belonging to Apache county stock men. The letter is as follows:
 AZTEC, N. M., Jan. 24, l89s.-St. George Creaghe, St. Johns, Ariz.--Dea Sir: l arrived here Il few days ago and have found few Apache county cattle here-burnt. think when they are gathered will be about like the Grant bunch. l have seen few "cross-bar" and Mexican cattle in what have seen. II they want me to handle them have everybody send me authority and will do all can. The weather is awful bad here now. T. F. TUCKER"
 The recent publication of Mr. Audon Gonzales experiences has been much discussed, and everybody interested in the stock business and who are engaged Tn it in legitimate manner are loud in their expressions that some means must be taken at once to break up this gang, whose operations have been conducted on so gigantic a scale. The fact that Hardin and Coats have left the country Is no guarantee that these operations will cease, as it is almost certain that they are not the principals in these expeditions from Socorro and Valencia counties, New Mexico If the stock business is to be engaged in and continued by honest men some. thing must be dOne and done at once. to put stop to the operations of this thieving gang One well known stock man of this county. who keeps himself well posted, informed the writer that the recent article published in this [
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-03-18
Valley.

Wednesday, March 16.-Mr. Hill has
started out with his huckster wagon
from Shaw. 1t is quite an accomoda-
tion to farmers during the busy sea-
son.
Roads muddy.
Two more weeks of school at the
Valley.
Mr.. Waggners family have all been
sick with sore throats this week.
Mrs. Copley and daughter visited
Mrs. Brewing one day this week.
Mrs. J. W. Toomey had a brother
visiting her from Villas Saturday and
Sunday.
Rev. Sanders, of Erie, delivered an
able discourse on Conversion" last
Sunday at Shaw.
Rev. Young. of Ward, breaches at
Erie ever three Sundays All invited.
Jay Stone visited his sister, Mrs.
Starkey, of carlton Sunday.
The city hall at: Shaw, is almost
completed.
Uncle Abe Hoffman is very poorly
again at present.
Miss Collins returned home from
Erie this week.
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Issac Smith visited at l., D. Crap
sons last Sunday
John Codd was in Chanute last
Tuesday buying his seed oats.
Issac Smith went to Kimball last
Tuesday to get some plows sharpened
so as to go to plowing.
Rev. Carr preached at the Baptist
Church last Wednesday night.
Mrs. Cook was visiting Mrs. 'Chas.
Smith last Sunday.
Hanson bros. delivered their cattle
to A. 2. Gibson last Monday.
viii White and wife have been
visiting Mrs. White parents Mr.. ana
Mrs. Barnett the past week.
This neighborhood was well repre-
sented at Mr. Barbee's sale last Mon
day and report things as selling well,
Misses Trulie and Lizzie Wheeler
and Mary Trammell were pleasant
visitors of our school last Monday.
Trammell Bros, were storing away
some fine broom corn on Monday to
await a better market.
Gail Smith and Ethel Gibson. were
visiting our School this week.
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Leanna.

Tuesday, March 15-T. j. Afford, NJ
Ingles, Richard Blair, A, w. Afford,
John Kelso and w. G. Afford hav G
formed a partnership aud purchased
a wire machine.
A. G. Afford and Fred Haymaker
made a flying trip to Chanute Satur.
day afternoon.
Miss Fannie Moore returned last
week from her visit to Kansas City.
Fred Haymaker is building fence
around his yard and garden.
Emma Scantling has been quite sick
for few days with the measles.
Lee Afford was working for Frank
Hibbard a few days last week.
Mrs. Dunnigan is still visiting in
Missouri.
Farmers are doing lots of fencing
this spring.
Rev. M. Ingles is now holding a SER
les of meetings at Lansing. Kansas,
Will, Lawrence and Mollie Wilson
the young people from Virginia, are
working for Mr.. Snodgrass,
Mr.. Sewers, who was reported as be-
ing very i'll, is much better.
Mrs. Mary Reed returned to their
home today, after an extended visit
with relatives in Savonsburg.
Miss Dosha Afford has secured a
class in instrumental music and gave
her first lessons today.
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Sharp Square.

Tuesday. March 15-Mr. Mccormick
has rehted the Kuhner farm and will
farm the same this year. Mr.. M. OK.
poets to engage in the cattle business
more or less.
Too wet to plow.
E. R, Stone g. Co. are selling lots of
trees.
Cap. Smiths favorite dog commit
ted suicide last week.
Everybody has the COW fever it seems
But let us not forget to raise some
good horses-horses that are large and
active, and fast in their collars, and
that will weigh 1900 to 140O pounds.
Such class of horses would sell on
any market, and with our cheap past
ure and kaffir corn and cane that is
adapted to this climate, why not stop
foolishness and use common sense in
raising that class.
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Urbana.

Tuesday, March 15.-Some more
March wind this week,
DR.. Hes was called to Burli ngton
Monday to see one of his grandchildren
one Of G. R. Mobiles children.
Allen Shepard has traded his prop
erty here and leaves today for Indian
Territory.
Henry Grimes is working this week.
Jake Pifer will complete his new
house this week.
We had fine rain dall the creeks
are booming.
Dad Foster and Albert Stamp are
trimming Mrs. NIX. Barton's orchard
this week.
The M. X. & T. Railway is building
new stock yard here.
Everybody that made garden last
week, has job Of ditching now.
j. M. Crowl, our poultry man, will
pay more for poultry in cash than any
one in the county,
Jake Foster says he is going to put
out crop of flax instead Of working
by the month.
Will Finn made a business trip to
Chanute today.
w. G. Shepard has been working on
the railroad yards grade, but quit and
went to the Indian Territory
John Bailey and Win Gear, two farm
er boys, left for Arkansas Sunday
night.
Tom Unsill is preparing to raise
some cabbage.
Mrs. Will Meake and family and
Mrs. Rob Hays were visiting at Mrs.
Henry Grimes Monday.
A. D. Matthias, of Thayer, was in
town yesterday on business.
Frank Foster, who was sick last
week, is in town today.
The lies boys are hauling corn for
j. Pifer Jake is feeding some hogs.
John Bryan, who has been at Cha
mute for the past two weeks in Har-
mons place as foreman, returned home
Monday to Galesburg. to that section.
Quite wind-sto in town on the
night OF the 14th, struck J. e. Mobiles
barn, The damage was between five
and ten dollars. Theinsurance COM
pany will repair same.
Mrs. Williams went to Galesburg to
visit her daughter, Mrs, ]. Bryan.
H. G. Dryden and L. H. Bryan went
to Chanute the first of the week.
The blacksmith, of Urbana, reports
good business.
Mrs. M. e. Noble is setting her in
cubator this week.
We noticed s)me improvements on
the hitchracks this week, in town.
The fish man was in town yesterday
sold about 300 pounds of fish. He
had some fine ones.
Joe Wright, of Thayer, was in town
yesterday.
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Erie.

Wednesday. March 15-Mr. Dinta-
min, formerly of this city, died at the
home Of her son, Ross Dintamins near
Shaw last night. Your reporter did
not learn particulars,
Miss Gussie Collins, of Walnut, is
visiting the Misses Arnold.
Alf Medley and son are erect ing a
livery barn on East Fourth street.
The L. A. S. of S. of V will give a
tackey social at the Masonic Hall to
night.
Miss Nora Rager went up to K ansds
City Wednesday to be treated for
rheumatism.
Supt. ]. L. Barnes. of Chanut e, was
attending to legal matters in this city
Saturday.
The Neosho County Teachers Asso-
citation will be held at the High sch ool
in this city the 26th inst.
Rev. Moore, of Humboldt, is assist :
Rev.C. j Saunders in series OF tmeet-
ings at the Christian church.
Prof. Ed Herod and A. l.. Wilson,
candidate for Congress, Of Cherryvale,
were rusticating among republican
VOUerS mere OdGurudy.
The court house boys think they
have quite a joke on District Clerk
Bell because he says he was born in
''Mizzouri" and is proud of it.
Rev. J. N. Funston, for the past
two years minister of the M. e. Church
in this city, has been changed to Blue
Mound, Rev. Howard. of Princeton,
taking his place.
Mrs. o. Rosebush, Mrs. Will T.Allen,
Mrs, o. Denious, and Mrs. M. 5. john
son returned last evening from Otta-
wa, where they have been atten ding
M. E. Conference.
New Cases.
w. S. Hale, VS.. city of Chanute.
Damages: personal injury.
A. P. Gibson, VS.. Fred Burghart
damages.
John Essig VS.. Sarah A. Essig d.
vorce on grounds of abandonment.
Marriage Licenses.
Samil Humer, Neosho-co o-co....................3 -
lAmanda Bollingri Arizona na..........,......29 29
Real Estate Transfers,
David Yoder and wife to Trustees U. B:
Church wd. lot IL, block 1, Yoder's add
James a. Penn to Chas A. Stegart wd lot
g. block 8, Fosters add to Chanute .....: 100
S. Franklin and wife to Sarah L. Schaal
wd lots 6, 7, 8, 8, TO- block g. Roth's addi-
tion to Chanute .......................... 6i0
America Zicafoose and husband to A. II.
Schaal wd SO a q and swA swA 2.26,lS 1900
James Peterson and wife to Willard z.
Holmes wd sw4 1, 30, ,1S........"....:. 1900
Ruff to Mary j. Arnold wd sh lot 3, blk 100
So, New Chicago lOOO
Shaw Town Company to Chas. X. Fanatia
wd lot block Shaw. w.................... 30
Arkansas Valley T. & l.. Company to j. s.
White and M. Cain wd 2S-10O acres in
swH seA, 29, 8, 20. 20............;......... CO.
Arkansas Valley To L Co. to D A,Bryant
wd 5 acres in sw 4 seA, 20. 28, 20........ 100
Nellie Cook Lyman and husband to Helen
j. Cunningham wd sh nwA, 8, 2S, 20...; II
Henry j Lutz to George R. Campbell wd
sK,neA and neA seA "a, q, 10. 9.......... 1000
Thos B. Lewis and wife to Harriett A.
Wolcott qcd nwA, %, q, 20.............. II
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Thayer.

Wednesday, March 16.-L. A. Stall
was called to Cherryvale the first or
this week as a witness in a la suit
which the Deering Harvester Q o. had
with party near there.
The new Methodist preacher halls
from Moline. He is reported as being
an excellent preacher, and Will deliver
his first sermon to the Thayer people
next Sunday. Rev. Coons, our former
preacher, goes to Princeton, Kansas.
He will move next week.
Eugene Buchanan and Ed Furgun-
son, two of carlton IS jolly section men
were sojourning in Thayer the larger
part of last Sunday.
There was a large crowd out at the
opera house last night, and while much
interest was M anifest9d, the rivalry
was all good natured and tirst-class
ticket was 1omi mated, which is as
follows: Mayor, DR.. @. M. MCGOWAN:
CLERK, j. NJ. Dunsm Marshall, M
L. Ogg; Police Judge, j. f. Long,
Cohnciimen, AL. Stapleton, D. G. Nc
KY, w. B. Race, John Tout, and G.
L. Eagles.
Yves Corkwell and Triplett shi pped
car load of hogs to Kansas City
Monday night,
Will Apt, Galesburg's jolly barber,
spent Monday afternoon visiting
friends In Thayer.
G. W. Lowrance s. Son are moving
this week into the building known as
the Phoenix block, recently purchased
by them.
R.D. Arnold shipped his stock Of
general merchandise to Kansas City,
Mo, Tuesday night, where he will
again embark in business.
Al. Palmer visited Chanute Mon
day afternoon.
Chas. Cox was In town last Friday
afternoon, looking up legal matters.
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Little Friend.

Mon day, March 14.-Most everyone
is done sowing oats.
Too wet to plow.
L. McCord is on the sick list.
Sias McCord has a sick child.
Grandpa Mecum is still very low.
Miss Walworth starts for Emporia
today.
Frank Jarrett went to Chanute last
Saturday.
A. Gibson's nephew is visiting him
this week.
Mamie Worworth's school was out
last Friday.
r., Mecum, the assessor Of Canville
twp has commenced work.
Mr., and Mrs. Hainllne spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs.C. Z. Alexander visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jarrett Sunday.
Silas Hummer fell over his plow last
week and cut his leg quite severely.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Sheets visited wit h
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gibson Sunday.
A social was held at Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Gibson's Saturday night A
good crowd. both married and single
were in attendance and report a good
time.
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PRIoKLG ASH BITTERs cures diseases of the
kidneys, cleanses and strengthens the liver,
stomach and bowels. For sale by j. L. Sewell
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Odense.

Monday March 14.-Plenty of rain
and muddy roads now.
The Boman school will close in two
weeks.
Bert Fowlar, John Wheeler and
Hershel ParrOtt were the guest of
of Dow Crapson last Sunday.
The spelling school at Boman last
night was failure on occount of
rain.
Mr.. Sommer has rented the Duel
farm for this year.
Roe Smith has been sick for the
past week.
Mrs. Whltworth and family have
moved onto Frank Withworth place.
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Rural.

Monday, March 14.-Mrs. S. G. Pop
pino was much surprised last Friday
morning when her aunt, Elizabeth
Sanders from near Stillwell, Johnson
County, drove in. She had not seen
her for several years. She will stay
for some weeks and visit others with
whom she is acquainted.
Heavy rains last Thursday night.
Ernest Popping worked for Emanuel
Bell last week.
Sneak thieves broke into the house
of Emanuel Bell last Wednesday and
took nearly everything in the way OF
clothing and tableware they could find.
Cannot something be done to stop this
uhieving. especially In broad daylight,
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A thrill of terror is experienced
when brassy cough of Group sounds
through the house at night. But the
terror soon changes to relief after
One Minute Cough Cure has been ad-
ministered. Safe and harmless for
.-Boschert & Williams.
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A Tale of Two Countess
------+%---%
As Told by the Times Correspondents in
NeOShO and Wilson Counties.
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To CORRESPONDENTS: Write on but
one side of the paper; head your items
each week with the name Of your To-
cality; get items here by Tuesday
when possible, but in no case later
than Wednesday; sign your name to
items, not to be used in paper, but as
a matter of good faith;when your sup
plies run out, notify this office.
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Nervous wakness or palpitation of the cart
indicates disorder in the stomach or digestion.
PRICKLY ASH BITTERs is wonderful remedy in
such cases. 1t cleanses, regulates and strength
cts the stomach, liver and bowels, removes the
cause of the heart symptoms and builds up
trong and vi gorous body. Sold by ]. l. Sewell
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What pleasures are there in life
with a headache, constipation and
biliousness? Thousands experience
them who could become perfectly
healthy by useing DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, the famous little pills.
-Boschert & Williams.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04
|[VD OF THE WEEK.
a,,;tv in Wall Street Confined
to the specialties.
,,,,. offerings of stocks Here Were
Fairly Well Absorbed

York. Dec. 3.-There was no
M' change in the market today
a''N. 5.ot which has prevailed for sew
,,tly.ty was for the most part con
",' the specialties and the extreme
ia. r. in The price of many leading
I'as 5 stocks did not exceed IS to q.
.s,n was a seller Of Americans again
boD', ,,a rate for money was easier
lg 4Sst centre in spite OF an addluonSdii
l,g5rswal of over $l,6Oo,OOO IN Soid
v.au me Bank of England, presumably
\. ssbfDment to Germany
~ Sons s,Ja' offerings Of stocks here were
L li,, veil absorbed, but there was no
l ..is,[1siastrc demand. The Changers
cl.n'ff afry dull and sluggish in spite
VIZ VIZ. a Paul statement for the fourth
. Nv in November, showing a level Of
s ZINES Notwithstanding the bad
..t5e. prevailing never exceeded eN-
; g,o re- Was q slight pressure of realiz-
saIes i'm Northern Union and Cen
W pacific but in the case Of the lat
.s tbsra was a subsequent rebound of
Y. sugar dropped q sharp fraction at
" ,naufng on rumors of further re-
j,.tian i'm the price OF the product, but
,.js snecialty afterwards moved strong
~ inward on covering of shorts.
'pacffc Mail was also a strong fea-
.rs and moved up to 403s on the good
t,snass outlook for the company. Met
ne, s4,,aat railway continued its
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AGENTS - Extraordinary opportunity;
start perlnanent guaranteed business;
averaging S25 weekly, lowest estimate;
experience unnecessary; everything
furnished Address Quick Supply Co,
Bradford, III.
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c,arrvoyants and Massage.

MRS. JULIA A. sPAULDING, olairvoy-
ant business test and prophetic medi-
nm Is al $40 Main St, where she VIII be
pieased to greet both patrons and
friends. Examination and massage N.W
each Room 4. one flight
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MEETINGS. ETC,

PROVIDENCE AND WORCEsTER
RAILROAD COMPANY - The annual
dance and Worcester Railroad Company
viii be held at the treasurer,s office, room
20i Lauderdale building. in Proyldeln5ce, K
On WEDNESDAY, Dec. 14th, 1898. al
- o'rIocl5 noon, for the election of di-
rectors for the ensuing year, and for any
other business that may legally come be-
fore an annual meeting. 80
WILLIAM A. LEETE, Clerk.
Providence r. l., Dec. q lSsS.
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FOR saIe---FHusicaI Instruments

PIANOS, enormous val
ues uprghts, mahogany case, $50; 1
walnut case, S125; l oak case, 500
squares, / Hallett & Davis, SIS; Fisch-
er, $50; / Chckering $40: organs. Smith
American. S35; Schonminger, $50; Tay-
Tor & Farley $40: ! melodeon, SO. S. +.
Leland & Son 446 Main st.
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FINE UPRIGHT PIANO, standard make,
been used only a short time, at bar
gain Bates Piano Co., 2 Walnut St
BRADBURY PIANOS in good condition
SIPS Bates Piano Co. Walnut st.
SQUARE PIANOS, mahogany case. S35.
Bates Piano Co. 2 Walnut st.
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Helm Wanted Male
WANTED

HOME WORK - A few
men or women in every town to make
novelties for us at their homes day or
the time devoted to the work expert
ence unnecessary; no canYassing
steady employment the year round; full
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on application. Brazilian Mfg. Co., New
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THE CHICAGO MARKrT

~ = ~ 1N-aNNIV IVIatININ Y
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~, opening, highest, lowest and closing
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o. A. KELLEY Auctioneer 81 Foster
Street, Worcester.
AT OUR
ReQu|0r AUCTION,
SATURDAY, DEC. Sd,

We will sell 80 good secondhand Horses.
suitable for all purposes. Amongst this
lot is consignment of 20 horses that
have been working on the electric road.
weighing from 1900 TO 1900 lbs also !
very fast PAGER, can pace in 2:2o; ] Trot-
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street better than 2;25 also 80 Robes.
greys and blacks; 2 Cub Bear Robes. 4
Cinnamon Bear Robes. / Bale Damaged
Blankets. 25 Single Sleighs. ! carload OF
Traverse Runner Sleighs for light and
heavy trucking Any one wishing to pur-
chase a sleigh will do well to call at
o. A. KELLEY 5. 81 Foster St
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round ana pastry cooks, laundress,
kitchen, table and chambermaids COM
petent general girls, houseSeepers,
nurses green girls, etc Mrs Jones, 4lC
Mlin S.. room Il. Tel. 96l-4.
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AGENTS MAKE $40 daily selling beautt-
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chance During November and Decem-
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ticulars Aluminium Novelty Co., Dept
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AsTRoLocy.

,rrDoI oGER-I reveal your prospects
A2 :, iife business bye and maf ag
only &c Prof Macarthur, b. 102, Dan
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MARRIED WOMAN with baby Is mos
old would like to assist in houseworl1
for board; has sewing machine. Ad-
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AN EXCEPTIONAL opportunity is open
to a young man of high school educa-
ton to learn a business IN this city; IS
Apply in own handwriting. G., 1855, Spy.
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~ MS OF THE FEET scientifically II,
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Min 81 Evenings until $50.
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Personal.

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chropodist and Manicure.

1yaNTED-S4OOo on city property A'
dress p o. Box lOlO.
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MONEY TO LOAN on furniture, personal
nronarty. collateral securities; rates IA
Der cent per month for first-class loans.
Worcester Collateral Loan ASSOCIATION,
state Mutual building room $50. CharleS
% Burnham. treasurer
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MONEY TO LOAN on stocks. bonds. bank
booke. insurance policies, watches, dta,,
monds, pianos, household furniture and
BE rates Of interest, Our mott @oR Is,
cFTss9TiFR LOAN co. Incorporated. for
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wan Papers.
Wanted Miscellaneous.

WANTED-To rent earn W., OF H. o er or A9 ~
8rees' Il. Ayakiau, "a Southbridge St
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Stores. Offices. etc.

DFs1RABLE OFFICE ROOMS il. second
DL 81 fhjrd story of Flagg building, 2SS
Main Nal St st, c. r. Stevens &c SonthDridge
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TREAsI.nY sTATEMENT

7 lLI.1I-l = II = 7 = 7 -1-TII7-F
Washington Dee. 9. - Todays state
ment Of the condition Of the treasury
shows The following changes Available
cash balance, 1921, 75G, III; gold reserve.
S2i2 235, 4S9; net silver, g6,713.783; United
States notes in the treasury, $l4,16l 09fi
oeipts this day, ST. 646 499; do. this month.
S25.S75; 90. this year, S203 .8S2463 total
expenditures this day $l,05l 0lO do this
month, $45120J0; total expenditures this
year S292,32S.504; deposits in national
banks, $93SGS,512.
FALL RIVER MARKET.
Fan River Dec 3.--The market for mill
stocks is rejecting the activity in the
cloth market. and while sales have not
been many, sellers are tirmer in their de-
mand than heretofore.
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Situations Wanted Male.

Rate Sc per line for one time; Tor three
or more times. PIC. per line each insertion
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For Sale or Repair Clothing.

ROOM with power to let. 10 Church St
r. l. Colbert.