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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-10
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.

Beginning Tuesday, May Goth, steamer:
Potomac and Sue viii leave Pier =, Light
Street, Baltimore, every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. at p. NJ. for AleXandria and
Washington, calling at all OF the usual land
in9s Returning viii leave eth Street Wharf,
Washington, at p. NJ, Tuesday, Thursday
and sunday, going as far as Lconardtown on
these evenings. WIN leave Leonardtown st
ga. NJ, Kinsale at II NJ, Ailler's AZ p.
NJ, Grason's ate p VI. and Bacon's at p NJ,
Monday "Wednesday aud Friday, arriving in
Baltimore early the following morning
Freight received daily In Baltimore
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-10
r K. WHEELER,

successor Of Williams & Wheeler), conducts
the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS at the old
stand, corner Main and Charlotte streets. All
orders from home and abroad promptly and
satisfactorily attended to either Of night or
day.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-10
Iron mining gives employment to
more than Il 900 persons n England.

At Wardbury, Norway. the longest
day lasts from May 81 to July -
without interruption.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-10
Contractors.
A. MASON GARNER.
Contractor and Builder,

Princess Anne st.. Opposite Tyiers FoundC
WGusransees all work IN his line 70 be done
promptly and IN q nyst-cisss usareT 81 rocf
bottom prices.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-10

HENRY WILLIAM. Agent,
at Baltimore, Nc
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents.
at Washington. ID. {
KEY COMPTON, Agent,
st Norfolk, Va
I'd. SCOTT, Agent.
at Fredericksburg. Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-10
INCREASED NAVAL ESTIMATES.

The Department Asks For Nearly S26, 600
900 More Than Last Year.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-10
ELK RUN WI4ISKEY.

This celebrated brand Of KENTUCKY
proof and years old at az per gallon is for
sale by Mrs. J. +. Monroe, Commerce
street. Fredericksburg, Va. For flavor il
aas no superior at the price. 1t is smooth.
pleasant to drink, and there is not head.
ache in gallon. Come and try IT, and Won
will buy no other.
mch25-6m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-10

freight received daily at Pier 2, Lisnt
Street
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-10

Time marked daily except Sunday.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on Nos. ! and
for Cincinnati and Louisville.
ParlOr Car on No 3 to Clifton Forge.
TRAINS FOR OLD POINT AND
NORFOLK.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-10

q. 8. 8. Before allowing me 70 take II, how
ever, my guardian. who was chemist, ana.
ly1ed the remedy and pronounced II free OF
potash or mercury | felt so much batter after
taking two bottles. that continued the rom
edy, and in two months was cured completely.
The cure was permanent, for have never since
had Q touch OF rheumatism though many
tmes exposed 70 damp and cold weather.
ELEANOR NJ. TPPELL,
s7il Powelton Avenue, PhilAdelphia.
Don't suffer longer with rheumatism.
Throw aside your oils and liniments, as
they can not reach your trouble. Don't
experiment with dOctors-their potash
and mercury will add 20 your disabil-
ity and completely destroy your diges-
tim
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WANTED.

AGENTS TO SELL THE 25c; NAVAL
An airship complete. viii fly from the
hand thousands of feet and rise TO the
Clouds Every boy wants It; quick seller;
big profit: send for AGENTS catalogue and
terms. +. |. HORSMAN, $50 Broadway,
W, work NH 2G-lt
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SoITUERN LITERARY MAGAZINE.
Joint Committees of business ASSOC
Citations Endorse Undertaking.

At meeting of the joint COM
tee of the Chamber Of Commerce, the
Travellers Protective Association, ana
the Young Mems Business Association,
held in the assembly-room of the Cham-
her of Commerce yesterday afternoon,
the members present were informed py
Mr. 7, Il. Morris. chairman, that the OBJ
iect Of the meeting was to consider
nlan proposed by Mr.. John X. White, OF
Erederick. Md, and Mr.. Archer u. Jones,
Of Norfolk, to establish IN tnis city O.
Joint stock company, 10 be GapitdIi|eus a.
"a 600 looking to the publication OK
S",,,tborn literary magazine. These gem
tien,en were introduced by letters from
Messrs. Leigh X. Watts or FortsInoutn,
y r. Roberts. of this city,, w. G9rdon
McCabe. John III, Sharp, Coionel hilary
~ ~ Tones: Folyer McKinsey. OF the edi,
toriai staff of the Baltimore News, ana
ofhers commencing their ntness 10 sue
cessfullv conduct an enterprise Oh lhe
kind proposed. Excerpts from the neat
mn attractiye prospectus submitted by
a.iu Jones and White were read. Mr..
White addressed the committee, giving
az some length reasons Tor the peHeI that
rresent conditions in the SOuth are ihoie
than ever before IN its hisro[y peeuiiaIis ~,
aIuaIhorated upon the benefits that must
occr,e 10 Richmond as an educatonal;
literary and Industrial centre shouid
thair purpOScS be redllItu. QuOtilS iHV
sl.ords Of the illustrous Frenchman,
T Toiu "That there is no truer index TO
tba moral and political greatness OF any
ele ,,, or OF any people than that of its
Siterature'" he pointed out the grave ne
nessitv of encouraging such endeavors
.e ADVANCE; emphasizing the obligation
, ~ ali having the interests OF Richmond
a ia me South at heart. 10 give 1t their
,,1nroi and material support.
~ etters were read by Mr. X. X. SturVe-
60, secretary. from Messrs. T.. A. Hoen,
u Johnson. j. L. Hill. and others;
nommending the conservative hgures use1
No. these gentlemen in the estimates OF
.ho nrobable cost of the magazine, anu
commending the enterprise as a most ue
sirable means of furthering the interests
81 Richmond and the South.
The following resolution was oliereu 10y
NJ w q. SHELTON. and seconded py MT
II Hill. and adopted:
'"Pe A. resolved. That TINS commute
cordially endorse the project OF estaD-
fishing = bi-weekly magazine IN TINS CITY
hoth on grounds of sentiment ana DUST
Dosi ring confident that If such mag
n.;rc with sufficient capital, is aDiy edited
ia managed, 1t should not only prove
." e,cress but be a great advertisement
Co.. onr citv. which IL so well known ior
i ~ educational advantages, anu when
Would become the literary centre OF the
South -
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relewraphic Key-Taps.

The Dolphin has sailed from Washing
ton for Norfolk. and thence TO sea, 10
destroy a wreck on the Carolina coast
which has been danger TO navigation.
The pay OF unskiiled workmen at tho
Warren tO) mill OF the National Sized
Company was yesterday increased from
SIS TO si.25 per day. The raise takes ef-
feet at once.
The schooner Belle O'Neil. which has
arrived at Vineyard Haven from Apaia-
chico!a for Boston, reports that on March
2Oth. when twenty miles of Fire Island.
during a northwest gale. and while hove
10 a portion OF her deck-load OF yellow
pine lumber was washed overheard aud
lost f
The flfty-seventh ballot for United
States Senator at Harrisburg. Pa, yss-
terday resulted: Quay Republican). vi:
Jenks OemocraO. "a; Dalzcil uepubn-
cam. 70: Stone Oaepublican). ?; Irwin
(Republlcan). 4: Hun Republican). s.;
stewart Republican). g. widener (Reaub.
lican). 8: Rice Republican). !; Ritter Qte-
pub,ican) 1: Grow 0tepublican). II
Tubbs (Republiean). /; Markle RepupN(
CAM !. Total. Zoe. No quorum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26

strong opposition between Malabon and
tho river Tuliahan.
The brigades commanded by General
Harrison Gray Otis and General Hale
advanced on Novaliches and Polo. strong
ly entronched towns
In the mean time. General Halls bri-
gade swept the country clear to the water
works and the foothills, and Singalon, cap
turing San Francisco del Monte and Mari
quina.
SIXTEEN, AMERICANS KILLED.
5:55 =. M.-The American loss is now
conservatively estimated at sixteen killed
and 100 wounded. The loss of the enemy
was heavier than during any previous
engagement.
Late in the afternoon. the Montana regi-
ment ard the Third Artillery had crossed
Tuliahan river, going in northwesterly
direction toward Polo. and General Mac
Arthur, with the remainder of General
Ouss and General Hale's brigades, was
moving along south Of the river In a
position 10 attack either Novaliches or
Polo, being within two miles of Novaliches
and five miles from Polo.
General Hairs brigade moved to Banlac,
protecting General Hale's right. and meet
ing with strong opposition. The Oregon
regiment and part of the Utah Battery.
under Lieutenant Gibbs. held the extreme
left. The entertainments nearest 10 Mala-
bon suffered the most severe attacks, in
Guiding a cross-fre from the insurgents
massed at Malabon.
FOUR AMERICANS KILLED.
The Montana regiment. near Balintanac
came upon a bock-house disguised
as a leper hospital. across the river. after
marching through the jungle. Four men
were killed and seventeen wounded.
General Arthur's artillery was hampered
by the thickness of the jungle. General
MacArthur's and General Hale's stats
were frequently under CALLING fire. and
upon one occasion all OF the officers. ex-
cepting the generals. dismounted, being
overcome by the heat. There were many
prostrations during the day
POLO NOT YET OURS.
MANILA, March 26.-S15 A. M.-The re-
mort of the surrender of the town Of Polo
is erroneous.
HEAVY RESISTANCE.
WASHINGTON. March 25.-The War
DEPARTMENT late tonight made public the
following dispatch from General Otis:
"Manila March 2.-Adjutant-General:
porfected northern movement not yet
aonnleted. Otis's and Hale's brigades,
LII mounted troops. Fourth Cavalry,
,he mining column met heavy resistance
over dificult country. and are camped to-
ntsh, etx miles east OF Polo. and six
niles north of line from which advance
,~as taken up. Wheaton's Brigade,
caIoocan drove enemy one ana mar
miles north. across river. Hall. on ex-
irene right encountered considerable
sorcs and routed IT, Fighting heavy near
ca,oocan Movement continues In morn
inc our casualties about one hundred;
twenty-five killed. Enemy lost ID h,ieo
alone 200. (Signed oii'
AMERICAN DEAD. 70.
MANILA. March 26.-S:25 A. M.-Twenty-
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ADVANCE At MANILA,
CONTINUED. FROM FIRST PACED


one group which had been brought into
the hospital singing Comrades"
The Pennsylvania troops took nine pri-
xoners. among them a great. naked cap
tain of the Macabobee tribe, and one
Jsnanese. An of the prisoners were
greatly terrified, expecting TO be executed
ENEMY CUT IN TWO.
o.q5 =. M.-General McArthur's Division,
consisting of the brigades OF Genera mar
r..on Gray Otis. General Hale ana 1ehe-
raj Hall. supplemented by General Who@-
frn,s Brigade. advanced at daylight. ana
Gun cueny's forces in two. III captu, gu
the towns of polo and NoValches' on 'liS
ler and san Francisco del monte am
Naroquina on the right. clearing 'ne ieD '
trenches in front Of the line hoI'i . i.o'i,
ue river Caloocan. They also secuivu
lr.r.sion of the railroad. practicaliy
corntrng the flower of Aguinaldo army
az Msla6on. and in the foothills OF Sihsa-
Jon. twenty miles apart r,.,r1 A.
The troops engaged were the Ihird AT
tllry as infantry; the Montana -
sas perrs,lvania. Nebraska. wyoming.
Colorado South Dakota. Minnesota anu
OREGON Volunteers: the Third foui W.
Seventeenth. and Twenty-second re- ~,
lars; the ltah Artillery Battalion anu Sne
IWeuty-third Regulars. the Aine' ivan
casualties were light.
ELABORATE PREPARATIONS
3a5 j. M.-Elaboratc preparations were
made for the movement. General Nhc",
TOMS Brigade Vas placed in the rear anu
General Harrison G.. Ous's and GeheIal
Halls were massed behind General Hale s.
Under cover OF darkness, General Gus 5
and General Hale's brigades left their
trenches and advanced close upon the
enemys line without being detected. Gene
raj Wheaten's and General Hairs brisades
occupying the vacated positions. AT 4
o'clock the American troops breakfasied.
and the FilipinOs noticing the camp-fires,
their buglcrs called TO arms.
At daylight General Otis's and General
Halls brigades advanced from I.aloma
Church straight through the rebel lines.
cutting the enemy's force In two. Upon
this occasion the rebels adopted the
american tactics Of holding their fire un-
ul the attackers were about 1000 yards
distant. The rebels also fred lower than
usual The Americans fred y0ileys with
terrible effect. and then rushed forward.
Cheering and carrying everything before
them.
REBELS SCATTERED.
Once through, General MacArthur's d.
vision was swung 20 the left, driving the
rebels away on all sides. General Wheat
on's brigade. in accordance with in
siructions. remained In the trenches.
Before joining In the movement. az noon,
General Wheaton's troops developed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26
WANTED.

SOLICITORS WANTED TO SECURE
orders for the celebrated book, The
Story Of the Philippines, and the Deeds
of the Gallant Dewey" by Hon. Murat
Halstead, recently returned from the Phil
ippines. He tells all about the islands. the
people. the wars, about Dewey, the man,
and Dewey, the hero, the idol of the ma
ton, as gained from personal association
with the great admiral on the decks OF
the Olympia Contains an eloquent ac-
count of Dewey's famous battle I'm Manila
Bay, as related in the Admrals own
charming language and Incompatible
way. Goes like wildire. Nearly 600 large
pages $50 rare engravings. Big book.
Low prices. Nothing equals this book TO
sell. Many clearing $50 daily. We give
credit, pay freight. and furnish outfit.
Write to-day. BARBER BROTHERS &
HESS. $50 Dearborn street, Chicago.
NH 81 DC &92
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NOTHING FROM DEWEY.
Captain Dwyer, of the baltimore, IN
VoIided. and Ordered Home.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The Navy
Department has not received anything
from Admiral Dewey concerning the bat
tie which has been in progress around
Manila A dispatch was received from
the Admiral this morning stating that
q board of medical survey had examined
CAPTAIN Dwyer, of the Baltimore, ana
found him physically unfit for longer
service in the Philippines, and he has Deen
ordered home. One of the newly-prono.es'ui
captains under the naval personnel pni
viii he assigned to command the Balti-
more.
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cu.rr, Severely Defeated.

CARACAS. VENEZUELA. March "a
The insurgent forces under General Gusr-
ra former Minister OF War. who started
a revolution last month against President
Ignaclo Andrade in the new state OK
Guarico. of which he had been appointed
Provincial Governor, has been severely
defeated by the government troops. under
General Antonio Fernandez. near Maca-
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

Rtel,Ncqd(S, NEN, 1895
. ;, @u MaswSuun[ INV $mtlSd.ate 1oyuy
cduqU woW A,ak utolg ayClhgycu'lg num- enyg
my es,mty vAak ~N,ekt1 SsItFuvlNA"y'tN. edtlsggV
caHDkatl0 ur,A uyuk akNWA OnWkNN,nS Why
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kuM dRM9 wNe3Nm9 luatly Mtownnsn9 w
cdGs!o ykssn5 we,t,y \ Observation-Disclosures
w'"Vd''9' 6nhoqM {NNsdmc4NG
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Princess Kaiulani's Funeral.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2i-Tha
steamer Doric brought the following Hon.
olulu advices, dated March Ith: Tho
funeral Of the Princess Kaiulani took
place Sunday, the 18th instant. Her BODY
was placed in the royal vault beside tnas
~ her mother. The attendance at the
funeral was the largest ever seen on the
island
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That $4,000, 900 Helping spain.

LONDON, March 25.-The Madrid cor-
respondent OF the Daily Chronicle says'
'Senor Silvela. the Premier, has informs
ed the Queen Regent that her ratincation
Of the peace treaty, by accelerating the
payment OF the s20oOo,Vo promised py inc
Americans, has improved the commercial
outlook abroad. and that there Is nothing
whatever to fear from the Carlists."
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WANTED.

LADY AND GENTLEMAN DESIRE
Permanent Board with Private Family on
Church Hill Must have separate rooms.
well located. References exchanged. Adj
dress BOARD" Box 500. giving terms
and location. NH 26-it'
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Methodist orphanagc mt Raleigh.

RALEIGH, n. c.. March PA site was
TODAY selected for an orphanage TO be
established here by the North Carolina
Methodist Conference. The buildings 70
be erected will cost 10000. The site Is do
mated by the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26
SPRING CLOTHING, HATS, AND HA0ERDASHERY
WE HAVE EVER HAD THE PLEASURE OF SHOWING.

WE HAVE EVER HAD THE PLEASURE OF SHOWING.
THE STORE IS FULL OF NOVELTIES in ready APP
and everything bright fresh and The SUITS have
made up this possess ALL THE STYLE ALL THE
EXCELIENCY OF WORKMANSHIP, AND ALL THE EXCLU-
SIVENESS OF PATTERNS that be had only from tailoring
houses doing in this fomnakng their clothes and
reproducing the seasons pictures of fashion the garments ready
feature buying clothes here
must consdered-that THERE IS NOTHING PERMITTED TO
LEAVE THE PREMISES UNLESS THE FIT is CORRECT IN
EVERY WAY thoroughly organized tailoring shop is at the
disposal of the customers of this store take charge alterations
and perfectly satisfactory fitting guaranteed every
Aside from the manifold features of advantage that the
departments of the store holds forth by of GIGANTIC AS
SORTMENT which the stock affords for CHOICE SELECTION
the qualities of the merchandise of such standard that
from that of MODERATE COST to the VERY FINEST whilst
ve placed sale that cannot be recommended for
Matters not how cheap its priceIT MUST HAVE MERIT
VALUE AND GIVE GOOD WEAR.
The merchandise here direct from the manufacturers to
the avoiding mddlemen margins thus rendering posi-
the goods for less better goods Tor the
money than be had at other stores not possessing such ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26
Assembly Meet. in secret.

uARANA. March 2t-The Cuban AS
semblv held a secret session TODAY, me
Mace of meeting being carefuhy eua,ueu ,,
The matters discussed nave not oee"
made public.
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r. NJ. X. care the Dispatch. NH 26-lt'
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WANTED.

MAN OR LADY, TO TRAVEL AND
Appoint Agents. Established firm. SO
per month and all expenses to start.
MFR. Box 1913, Philadelphia. Pa.
NH 25-Sat SUE, W12O
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WANTED,

AGENTS. "THE PHILIPPINE Is
lands" by Ramon Reyes IAala, native
Filipino. now American citizen, Is ac,
knowledged the best by all Odds. Good
commission: superb outfit Apply imme-
diatelv. THOMAS G. DIGGS. Manager,
1l03 Main street, Richmond, Va.
~ NH of-1ts
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WANTED,

TRAVELLING statesmen (AISO 10
cal Agent to handle exclusively or as siue
line our complete, extensive line of I'm
norted calendars. Banners, Panels, ETC.,
for advertising purposes. Address. sta
ting business experience. with references
ATfG CAST BANK-NOTE AND IIIHO.
90 Ct Louis Mo. NH 2b-Sunft
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WANTED TO SELL.

WILL SELL FOR CASH, OR ON EASY
terms one Square Piano. 7l-3 octaves.
round corners. carved legs. In splendid
condition. Price low. Can be seen at
1902 Porter street. Manchester Va.
NH 9G-1ts
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senator Martin I'm Norfolk.

Senator Martin. accompanied by MI
Iosenh #. I.awIess. went TO Norfolk yes
terday. He will spend several days mere
meeting friends In the Second District'
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WANTED.

statesmen; 800 4 MONTH AND ALL
expenses guaranteed selling to merchants
Arctic Refrigerating Machines. for cool
ing refrigerators: guaranteed 40 per cent
cheaper than ice. Exclusive territory as
signed ARCTIC REFRIGERATlNG
COMPANY. Cincinnati o. NH 26-lt
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WANTED,

AGENTS TO SELL WHITE LEAD IN
Oil No practical experience necessary.
Full guarantee and Bounce sample sells
goods on sight Saves dealers $50 per ton
Freights prepaid. Liberal commissions
y HANNAH COMPANY, ST. Louis. Mo.
NH 26-lt
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WANTED,

FIRsT-CLASS TOBACCO AND CIGAR
Salesman. to travel Eastern North caro-
lima. Must be thoroughly acquainted win
the trade and have some knowledge OF
the business State full particulars
amount of sales. experience, &c. conn.,
DENTAL. WILLIAM DEICHES & CO,
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PROFITABLE WORK OFFERED
Agents in every town to secure subscrip,,
tons TO the Ladies' Home Journal and
the Saturday Evening Post. Good pay Tor
good work. We want agents to work
thoroughly and with business system to
cover each section with our illustrated
little booklets and other advertising mat
ter How we'll some of our agents have
succeeded is told in a little booklet we
would like to send you-portraits OF some
of our best agents. with the story OF
how they made it pay. THE CURTIS
PUBLISHING COMPANY. Philadelphia,
Pa. ja2S-3m
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workmen Gain "a wnge-Advance,

PITTSBURG. PA, March 25.-The o~
employees OF the Fox Pressed-Steel Com
pany resumed work to-day, after weeks
idleness. the company having acceded 10
the demands OF the men for a 10 per
cent. advance in their wages.
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- citv NH 25-1ts
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W NNTEn.

LADY CLEARED 1920; MAN sl,lS2 LASf
Finishing WATERPROOF Shoe Polsh-Rus-
set and Black-why not you? Samples
free. HOLIDAY g. CO., lS2 Deaposh
etroet Chicago. mn -O-1l
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reference and self-addressed, staInpeu IN
ee Va ~ NH 26-lt
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will guarantee satisfaction. Good refer
ences given, and bond. II necessary. None
but reliable parties need answer this ad-
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will be willing to- start on a small salary.
Address IMAM YOUNG" care Mail Car
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ELECTRICITY FOR FACIAL BLEM-
Ishes. Moles. Warts. Superfluous Hair.
etc. permanently eradicated by electric
needle only method recognized and prac-
ticed by medical men. MILDRED r.
SMITH. Specialist. sl7 IL west Main.
Hours 10 to NH 2b-SunZt'
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business. in or out OF tho city. Address
BUSINESS, care Dispatch. NH 26-lte