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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
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Personal Points. .

The Duchess 81 York personally
designs the dresses Of her children.
queen Victoria never goes shop
ping IN person. but others execute
her orders
Frank H. Burlord. a i5-year-o.A
boy has been admitted to the bar
in Guthrie. q. T.
Sir Stafford Norfhcote. who IL 20
b. governor ef Bombay j. knot as
she least laxative member OF paTlia-
nent
William Badge has resigned his
position AZ conductor on the Milne
Central railway after 70 years SER
vice as a railroad man.
Gen. Won Rock Und PolAck viii
sucered Gen. Count Won schiiGen as
chief 81 the general stan 81 ihe Ger
man army afte. the autumn man.
euyeFs.
Camille Espin3Es. who has return-
- from the klandike a rich man.
after spending Is years In Alaska. IL
q first cousin To the Empress Eugene
Eugene.
John ~ Bryant the millionaire
who controls thc sumar industry in
the South. was born on shi,.oar,l.
has parents being storage passen-
GERS from Ireland
WHO'S Who Ia America" IL ar
ranged phabetiealiy. the FIRST name
being thai Of Agnes Dean Abbart,
artist. AMI the last Ely V. collars,
president q Hiram college.
David Mile the Canadian minis
ter of justice. il the son OF an Ameri-
can citizen, Ills father WIS a ma
tive Of New York and the son grad.
ua Ted from the University Of Michi-
Kau
The Washington Rouse. which Sec
rotary ~ the Interior Hitchcock has
rented Tor next winter. Is that form
erly occupied by Secretary Alger.
II has double front, and IL four
stories ia height
Mra. Saiver. who lives In southern
Georgia, ought 10 have a place in
the worlds history she has had no
fewer thai $40 descendants. 2a5 OF
whom ARE stlll living This great
great grandmother is 90 years OF age,
but stii brisk and energetic.
Sir Moses Ezekiel Of Rome. Italy.
the weli-kuowp sculptor. is visiting
in Cincinnati During the civil War
IN this country L, was a member Of
the cadet corps Of tie Virginia Nil
itary institute, and took part with
the corps In the Battle OF Newma.k K
ct
John Collier whose picture has
made such a hit IN the ROYAL acad-
envy this year, b. son 81 Sir Robert
Collier. WHO became Lord Monks
well He is married TO n daughter
81 the late Psof HHxiev. and has
produced a textbook called a Pr,m-
or Of Art"
VIM. simpson, who made a great
reputation as q war artist and cor
respou tent In the Crlmea. ms just
died At the axe ~ Is yeara Simp-
sons dispatches and sketches from
the Orlmea were always submitted
to the Queen before publication.
John EIhert, the first engineer 10
take a locomotive west out OF Chi.
cago died a few DAYS since. He
went q Chicago in tsgs. taking with
him the first engine 10 leave the east.
II was named the Pioneer. and il
now on exhibition at the Field Coll
umhiau museum.
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MANS HEAD
BLOWN OFF

MASIsTEE. Mich. sent Tho
boiler In Chapman 4 sarEcnt's bow
factory at Copemlsh thirty miles
north of here. exploded this aftrr-
noon. killing three men AMI fatally
iuiuring four others.
THE dead are Charles Handy. Percy
MeIaf1nt. George Estabrook Tho
fatally injured are Oliver Sanders
Robert Peterson Charles Taylor and
Howard Kfteham
George Rice was severely but not
fatally scaldod. The building was
totally wrecked. debris being scat
tered for 10 rods around Water was
Immediately thrown on the ruins and
Are prevented.
Handy. who was the hreman. was
found with his head blown complete
IS m The other men were working
Mt the ma hines In the mill when the
explosion occurred.
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NEW YORK. scu, z The Indus.
trial Trust Company ~ America, 90
have a $1,000 oao capital. and Nhich
is being ga into shape by Charles x.
Flint aud hlH associates. Is said To-
be about rcady 10 take legal form
rhs purpose 81 the company "a go
untfy the nnaneia Interests - tNr
leading rubber. isathrs COTTON aud
other highly organized iuduatrlaiu.
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TWO SISTERS
WE'D CHIkAMEN

NEW YORK. sept fifty Cfi-
namrn with American wives saw r
$ HW a wealthy Cbinamau. we'd
Miss Mamie Mulaiey
quopR Vah treated his wife ao well
that she decided that her sister. who
was living la Boston. should slsa
have a Chlnaman Tor husband Te
bring this about she sent fp- Mamie
Mamie has bern living ~ Quane'
home as a member II the family Shs
there met nm vNo Ia spite ~ bic
American name. ls native ~ can.
ton
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viii Push the Fight.

MILWAUKEE,. VIE sept 7.--At a
conference yesterday befWern Jas.
10 Post. general agent ~ the Molten
hauer Sugar Refining Company or
New York. and George J. keiser
and other independent sugar dealers.
an agreement was reached 10 carry
on the nght against the sugar trust
The rrfnefics have capacity Of
about is 100 pounds.
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Army Worms at Sycamore

SYCAMORE NJ Sept rbe
army WORMS that have been desaHs
tatlnK the lawns IN Chicago have
reached this city and millions ~ the
ugly little black eraWiera ara laying
waste . the beautiful grass that ia
the pride 90 the city
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outlook nrsfls There long
doubt Judges uterl against him and
refusal Cot Joaa and his
aat Italian eftcers
calculated make the world lose the
he siis Of Tire
verdict acquitted presented u
be
qusnees tshtfui ,oiu
is Dreyfus persecution.
publicly bspeaks
u
u his uniform
sil-r would be
seathinE
lon o ma
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla sept T.
Judge Richard Yates. son ~ Illinois
civil war governor. hha announced
his candidacy Tor The roYeruarship n
Illinois. subject - the decision Of tho
Republican state convention.
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Fewer Interpretations.

TRENTON. n J., Sept. THE re-
cords at the secretary Of states On. ~
show that rs companies were incgr-
porated during the month of August
and that the stnte's receipts for the
Ming Of certificates we're t33. 1913 r. "a
81 failing or Of about one-half from
the record OF July.
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Fire at Princeton.

PRINCETON. H.. sept. over
go 600 worth u property was de-
str1yed by fire at Walnut this ar
teruoau. Tte elevator II Anderson
Bros. the lumber yards ~ sandhlIl
a Co. and three residences were
completely destroyed. \ number ~
other buildings were injured. and for
% time the business section OF the
city wna threatened.
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arion Society at st. Louis

sr LOUIS No sept e. FifY
members of the Afian singing Cmh
uf New York. stnppei ov,r t1duS uu
their was hume from the Pacific
canat As GUESTS ~ thr Llrdrrkranz
they visited the places II interest In
thr city
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Thew danger thar hsh prices asked for real estate
Seattle both the resident sections VIII act Co the
rorary dermeof who se,kp
establish business here complained the
suitable
tory because paecs Th had
decided q q project escNhcr,
nj
money Many mud
which tey %
permanent prosperity Of ability
undue srcyd for large
hars hgh prices
~
had hao
conditions do exist
existing
speculation
this city
~
How
be
provided that they
cure for prices pa
should abroad all
Is
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Leather Firms Unite.

NEw Youk, sept The Amer
lean Hide and Leather 'u.-upprt
leather trust which was inepfrnfat-
ri IN New Jerrry on Tuesday with "a
capital ~ ST.. 600 600. viii merge "a
concerns
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Malaria Follows Flood.

AUSTIN. Tex. sept In some
Of the counties recently flooded 30
per cent. ~ the negro population has
been strikeu by fever and malaria
and they are dying by the scores.
Appeal has been made To the state
for medicines and medical attend
anCe
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committee France
rddins Of ha
atmosphere which de-
people
Job q
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JOHN BARRETT GIVES HIS
VIEWS ON TRADE RELA-
TONS WITH THE ORIENT


barrett former tinted Minister siam ana
eminent onsnt authority arose 10 an enthusiastic auin,s a
so ere pronounced ana ms audience apparently Ia hearty
An anasea capt a cashian t s y who v'r IN the
speaker dsp's. thaougb knowledge -
isuaas and saoke @th a." breadth aud era} u slsy
,raAsgl man ~. plainly sa.gs9 .' ns,s,,g ' s ]
Ansr most eo'eprenso.lys s.lsg q The oriental 'os'on
operation an other es II te oa could materially advance
ie sal shauid ihere s'sry
my aul tas who know how u srsa variety
t9nales they viii meet ~ the odent Incompetent men as
sesaad-rbraarb responsible banks mercantile
YOU haal f.rgfr sis - All rgspon merchants 1p and down
pei st,a IKE American ifs -
because climate essentially AZ
wrla 1 g , A ss s a. ssg a sr qa & =.
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e' 90 ss In Yokohama ebr SHANGHAI henssonF a"a Man
hat Or uonskohk ke"te would BE- most helpful u 'oa
snsia nav a.,a.l hs1s - srsnss % }at es1e ~
ssa - abs N.l f,5,es gpis s ,sis.,ei sa, sa ks4.
ef nfaraa about places merchants and particular demands
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
Offices to Rent.
Hypnotism.

HYPNoTISM AND PERSONAL MAG
netism taught privately and as practi-
cally. applied to medical business and
social affairs: all mental and nervous
troubles benefited or cured Special re-
duced terms to those beginning before
Nov. 5. Consultation free. Call immedi-
ately. Charles E. Baseom, at VIM. A.
Barnes branch Office, 40 Pearl st.
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For saIe--Live Stock. Produce,

FOR SALE TODAY-S extra new mich
cows; also So shotes ana pigs, all sizes
H. r. King, Tatnuck.
FOR sALE-Two new miIch cows. John
Doyle, Prescott st.
APPLES FOR SALE-Fall and winter
fruit. go Lowell st. o. B. Hadwen.
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EAST BRooKFlELD.

East Brookfield, Nov. 1.-The funeral
of William z. Huse, who died Sunday
was held this morning at 10 o'clock at
his home on the Spencer road. Rev. j. B
Child of the Baptist church was the of
floating clergyman. Interment was in
Worcester,
The Ladies' Benevolent society had a
sociable in the parlors Of the Baptist
church this afternoon. Gentlemen We're
invited to supper.
Essie Boulette, youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boulette, is i'll
with scarlet fever.
Mrs. j. H Conant of Pleasant street
will entertain the Pythian Sisterhood of
North Brookfield, Friday, Nov. 3:
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ROBBED THE GRAVE.

A startling incident, of which Mr..
John oliver Of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
II was in a most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk
en-, tongue coated pain continually in
back and sides, no appetite-gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Forum
ately a friend advised trying Electric
Bitters. and to my great joy and sur
prise, the first bottle made a decided
Improvement. continued their use for
three weeks, and am now well man.
l know they saved my life, and robbed
the grave of another victim" No one
should fail to try them. Only so cents,
guaranteed, at Brewer & Co.'S drug
store.
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OFFICERS ELECTED.
Holden Village Improvement Society
Holds Its Annual Meeting.

T1OlOS ITO AnnuGt mCClIHS'
Holden, Nov. 1.-The annual meeting of
the Holden Village Improvement Society
was held In Memorial hall last evening
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Henry w. Warren; vice president,
A. K. Learned; secretary and treasurer,
NJ. &. Hubbard; executive committee, F.
J. Knowlton, L. II. Howe w. D. Chem
cry, Mrs. F. ] Knowlton, Mrs. A. NJ.
Holden.
1t was voted TO have course of enter
talnments during ne winter months, in
charge of the officers and the executive
committee. The officers and the eXecu-
tive committee will meet in Damon Me-
mortal Saturday evening, Nov. 4, to ar
range for series.
Mrs. William Flagg was again elected
collector of membership fees.
Mrs. /. Broad-Chaffin, one of the oldest
inhabitants of the town, met with a seri-
Gus accident this morning. Mrs. Broad
lives alone at her home on Main street,
and no one was in the house with her at
the time of the accident According to
her account, she fell from a chair to the
floor striking her head upon the corner
of table. She has a cash in the head
which required six stitches to close.
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RocHpALE.

Rochdale, Nov, 1-There were several
Halloween gatherings in this villaVe anc
Greenville Tuesday night. The Misses
block entertained a houseful of theil
young lady friends, who spent few
hours in the enjoyment of the usual Hal.
lowe'en pastimes.
held their annual Hallowe' en- gathering al
the residence of George Swallow reel.
tation by Mrs Swallow was given and
refreshments were served.
At Miss Celia Woods in GreenvilIe
there was an enjoyable time, with Hal
lowe'en games and plays, music and ar
appetizing spread. The stormy weather
prevented the small boy from making HE
annual deposit of old cabbage st1mps
in the doorways of village residences.
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WEST BoYLsToN GOSSIP
Halloween Social Has Been Post
poned Till Thursday.

West Boylston, Nov. 1.-Clarendon mills
shut down last night for the remainder of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Dearborn of Rum
ford Me, are guests of Mrs. Dearborn S
parents.
Mrs. e. Louise Curtis of Baldwinville,
Mass, who has been spending a few
weeks with her father, D. p. Waite, re-
turned to her home today.
E. E. Sargent left town today to study
photography in r. B. Lewis studio 1t
Hudson.
Mrs. Susan Goodale is seriously sick at
her home on Prospect street.
The Halloween social which was to
ming under the auspices of the Christian
Endeavor Society was postponed until
Thursday evening, aud will be held in
connection with the social and entertain
ment which will be given by the Ladies
Benevolent Society.
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ouINAPoxEr.

Quinapoxet, Nov. 1.-The young ladies
of Quinapoxet gave party at the home
of Mrs. Rose Veitch, on Mill street, last
night Games were enjoyed until II
O'clock, when supper was served. Among
those present were Misses Annie r. An
derson, Florence Brown, Mayme Hanley
Veltch Rose Curtis. Louise Richards
Lucy Brown, Jennie Veitch Maggie Cum
nlings Mary Curtis, Nellie Campbell,
don, L. Edward Brown. Peter Gallagher,
George Spring John Gallagher, Henry
Curtis, Patrick Cummings, aim Grady,
Edward Veitch, Louis Spring, Charles
Richards, Willie Richards, John Brown,
Dennis Gleason.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Miss Mile Round of Shrewsbury Re-
ceives Many Friends.
Shrewsbury, Nov miss Mile Round
observed her 22d birthday yesterday, re-
ceiving many handsome presents and
flowers from the clerks of John c. Mac
lines company's store of Worcester,
where Miss Round works.
The abundant fall of rain last night and
today helped the wells IN town
Mrs. Edward Cody and daughter Alice
went to Barre yesterday
William Hickey, who has been Ill, was
able TO return to work this afternoon
State Engineer j. s. Johnston was in
town yesterday instructing G, S. Temple
about putting in the cutters and water
basins.
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JEFFERSON.

Jefferson, Nov. 1.-Albert Richard held
a whist party at his home last evening.
Music was furnished during the evening
by Solomon Richard and George Ed,
wards Of Holyoke, who are the guests OF
Mr., Richard The prizes were won by
Miss Georgia Anna Champney, first prize,
and Solomon Richard, BOBBY prize.
Arthur Mack of Salem is the guest Of
Frank Wissell.
Miss May Burnett of Fairview avenue
Is serinuSlY III.
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Hello Wantod Male


WANTED-For Worcester county, G or .
men to act as agents for q reliable finn;
must be good takers neat appearance;
good commission to the right men, Also
several Swedish and French statesmen,
Address, giving references, Box I9A
worcester Mass.
BNTERPRIsING young man -. ,od
habits wanted to fill position IT St'st
I'm business established ten years;
must have $500 to $1,000 to invest on good
security with good interest p. o. BoK
s5o, worcester Mass.
OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM requires
services reliable man for this communi-
w salary SIS weekly and expenses;
turer, Box 1927, Philadelphia, Pa
WANTED - An experienced electrotype
uhlsheri steady work TO the right per-
son. Apply by letter, stating expert
ence and wages wanted Dtnnison Mig.
Co, So birmingham, Mass.
statesmen and canvassers wanted in
eNery Town TO sell Magic Glycerine soap
70 housekeepers exclusive territory.
Write for particulars, Acme Soap Co, %
Pearl ST., New York.
START MAIL ORDER BUSINESS
MANUFACTURE your own goods; 400 re-
eeipts 10 cents; particulars free. Joseph
Lawrence, l2S East ST., New York.
WANTED - Coal consumers to buy coal
at from SIS so to $3.50 per ton, delivered
free up l9 flights of stairs, from 4l6 Main
st Fred w. Wellington g. Co
BOY WANTED-14 10 &c years old pay
81 per week, to run errands and learn
the business. Address in own hand
writing, W. s., Spy Office.
WANTED-Competent man to attend
steam heater i'm private house, morning
and evening. Address box 256, Worces-
ter, Mass.
WANTED-Young man familiar with
grocery trade. to handle our goods on
commission. American Food Co., 612
Sudbury building. Boston.
ACTIVE MAN for permanent travelling
position; $50 per month and expenses;
references. Clark & Co., 234 s. Fourth
St, Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED-Farm hands Protestant man
in institution, green men. Mrs. Jones,
4l0 Main St, room II.
500 WORKINGMEN WANTED to take
their meals at SO Mechanic st. G. l..
Brigham, manager.
Situations MS 1Yera "A asG.
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ANNUAL INSPECTION.
Upton Chapter, Order of Eastern Star,
Visited by Officers.

Visited by Officers.
Upton. Nov 1.-The annual inspection
of Columbia chapter, o. of E. S., took
place this evening" in the Upton town
hall The inspecting officers were d. G.
M. Mrs. Reed D. G. NJ. Miss Conner.
Members of Rachel chapter of Grafton
were the invited guests. A banquet and
pleasant evening were enjoyed.
Local bird shooters are having fairly
good luck considering the scarcity Of
game. Albert Slocomb has bagged 81
The Upton foot bali eleven Is hard at
work preparing for the coming contest in
Midway next Saturday. The recent vic
tory has added new interest, and the
boys are taking hold better
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TWO TENEMENTs in Nos. 159 and 161
Austin St, Z rooms, modern conven-
fences, pleasant location; rent SIS. Call
at Blair''s studio, "A Front St, or Rus
sell st. (near by. morning or evening.
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For Sale, Real Estate.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.

On Agricultural. Somerset, R0xbury,
Sever and William SIS. West Side
Land Company, James H. Rowland,
Manager, III State Mutual Building.
TELEPHONE 1852.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02

START MAIL ORDER BUSINESS
Manufacture your own goods; 400 re-.
eeipts 10 cents; particulars free, Joseph
Lawrence l23 East ST., New York
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Chlropodist and Manicure.

ALL ILLS OF THE FEET scientifically
and carefully treated without pain;
warts removed; also manicure. Miss A.
". Carberry, room rs, Burnside building.
Main st. Evenings until 7.30.
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WANTED - Coal consumers to buy coal
at from IS 80 to $3.50 per ton, delivered
free up l9 flights of stairs, from 4l6 Main
st Fred w. Wellington g. Co
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02

BICYCLISTS, young or old, should
carry a bottle Of Pain Killer in their
saddle bags. 1t cures cuts and wounds
with wonderful quickness. Avoid substf-
tutes; there is but one Pain-Killer, Perry
Davis Csc and soc.
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For Sale and Business Chances
WOODEN MILLS
FOR SALE.

The two well-known mills owned by the
late Edward C. Thayer, located at Ashue-
lot, N. H., with one of the best water
powers in the state
MILL NO 1-Brick; four stories; eleven
sets of cards; boarding house and 46 tene-
ments
MILL NO. 2--About one-half mile below
Mill No l. Wood and brick buildings;
four sets cards; five tenement houses; full
line of machinery in both mills; all in
good condition,
WIN be sold cheap to close the estate.
For further information and descriptive
circulars apply to
F. H. KINGSBURY, Keene, N. H.
Agent for the Heirs.
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statesmen and canvassers wanted in
every town to sell Magic Glycerine soap
20 housekeepers, exclusive territory.
Write for particulars, Acme Soap Co. %
Pearl ST., New York
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02

ANTIQUE HIGH-BOY, in good condition,
for sale Address P. o. Box sos, Wor-
cester Mass.
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NICE SUNNY TENEMENT TO RENT
No. 80 Queen ST., to small family adults
preferred; hot water, bath, gas, etc.
rent low to right, permanent party
Apply Ely st. j. w. Ainsworth.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02

TO LET-A room, furnished OF unfur
nished, with or without board. las Can
terbury st.
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wanted Miscellaneous.

WANTED--A good family horse, fairly
good style and driver and fit for lady to
drive. Address R.. 1903. Spy office.
WANTED-20 cans of milk daily for ono
year, either a farm or in city. Address
Ills. State Mutual
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PAIRING-Remodeling fur garments
New England Fur Co.. SO Pleasant ST.
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FOR SALE-The Prescott fruit and con-
fectionery store. 80 Pleasant st.
FOR SALE Iowa good invalid wheel
chair. Call at 10 Home ST., up one flight.
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SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, moles, warts, re-
moved; electricity; chiropody; reduced
rates Miss r. H. Adams S631z Main,
room 49,