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mOdish Lingerie


The rhcath-shapef skirts and the
nnusly -fittinK waists in vogue now
save necosHitated new shapes In IN
der linen. The nury. berunled ispsi %
ice on the correct cover and chemip-
are no longer the raEc. while the
iaviNhly wide frllis once - extensive
y used are not now permissible.
The circular nounrc. az sweeping
and as much furbs.lowed below the
knee as desired. IL all right for the
underskirt. bat only from the knee
down The upper must - cut to
conform 20. the lines 80 the seauleH.
drrs~ skirts about the hips Some cx
tremisis even SO ~ far as to sAy the
drawing Hirins must go and the pet
ticoai piacket be connected with but
tpns
Entire yokss and boleroa Of lace
appear upon many Of the most strih-
ing Of the ncW robes d-nui, for fail.
square yokep are again TO the fore
Jabota " lace. swiss embroidery. the
plain Swiss OF lawn. after quite a
long rest. are also rcdivfvus on many
% the handsomeHt night gowns.
Ultra piccrsof French lingerie have
side plsiiings and folds az n trim
ming accessory. Although these lend
variety for n woman who desires IL
aud ppssessss a larFc stock Of un-
derEarmsnts. they are not very prae-
ticab'e Tor general wear
Sleeves or ENTERTAINMENTS have fat
len into line with every other sleeve
this season and are very much re-
ducei tn size
When niEhtEown fronts are very
lavishly decorated many % them are
made unattached. no they may be
more easily Numbered.
The hip skirt on the corset cover
died a natural death When tho pres
ent skirt mode became Ia mode. The
majority % the corset covers now
terminate at the waist line. Straight
lines ~ inserting and tiny fr.ils are
the most usual urnamentation.
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had time TO look around me. am
surprised 70 fiuf the active duties Of
life - vrry closely attend 10 already.
--'iioatdn Transcript
summer noafdsr--f think. cunsid-
stinE the price pay. and the puot
accommodations ou have yoa might
at least treat me- with respect Mrs.
iiayfufk Welt mum. 10 tell she
truth. ! cant feet much respect for
people what pays tho biE prices I
charge for the sort 81 auepmuyaa.
Hons givs Scw York Weekly.
The Milwaukee s~nilnel maurns
because the ~1FHionlst= whom the
Shalphack brings az from Chirasu
every afternoon and dumps tntu that
city. manifest ma desire 60 see its
beautiful parks and fne frstiencsn.
but apparently are only anHious o.
runh or - some spot where they
can drink the beverage that has
made Milwaukee famous
An iuHh priest had abotcd with
enc - his foek O. induce him 20 give
az whisky = tell you. Michael. ''
said the priest whisky IL your
wurst enemy. and YOU should keep
- far away frum i, ne you can ="
Me enemy. Is q. father" respond
~ Michael. and ID was your river
eneeM self that VAS teiiin' Ne ia the
pulpit only last sunday 20 love our
enemies" ~ Was Michael. re
Joined the priest. but | didn't tell
you e. swallow them. SACRED Heart
Review.
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Diamond Ring Free.

We give away free Mt our 20 p. m
auction sale every day n vaIunbl,
Diamond Ring and 10 other elegant
presents. in order to secure large
attendance NJ the sale Of the New
York jewellery Co.'S stock Of DIa.
monds, Watches, JeNelry and Silver.
ware. Special sale OF Rogers silver.
ware NJ 3 - m. each day. The fol.
lowing persons received Diamond
rings free last week: Mrs Martin
IA Maynard avenue; Mrs. Young
Hotel York, Mrs. Jacobs. Mcdonald
block. ]. Il. Wilson. ballard; Mrs
Joeklin, liiS Fifth avenue. Auction
sales at 2.SO ana 1850 daily. seats
reserved for Indies at the Emporium
si7 Second avenue.
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the United states con
president Of the
National atevsuT the missfles Of the
cuba Miss BARTON found
death in nearly
intelligence which emphatic
she TO Havana
buildings FOR
children been placed In
merclfuI far
carried on is only beginning %
want Of the Of
through The
p relieving the dis
be of
safe 'front.' the hofr q starvation.
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In the fhtpnen
completed the United states
pctueng 10000 to garrison cuba
Hawaiian Islands the various military posts
would be approximately
About gOoo regulars
Philippines problem be solved Ia the trans
portauon the islands
obtain recruits Tor the ne" Vol"
reasonable CELEBRITY
transportation however Is matter
roopstps the
lutte over Loo"
alt Immediately available
with troops and military stores
Three Philippines during the current month
Will Mauta In time 70 make
Ave the ships VIII not be nome
round trip requires
With the of the new resi-
transportation u second daeh-
10 transports
until the second hair of
therefore tefore the
whole bc assembled In vicinity OF Manila
u the situation by the charter %
ASA all they
Perhaps they VIII
20 volunteer regiments
until then viii have ON the spot
the Filipino inFurree'on
and decisive blows steamers
aud frsrhes be convert
Every Increase OF
and thc base w opera
dnsuly h problem II Manila
Transports could d.
capable will b
Of those mill
will push
would b" Idle
decisive before besinnns Of next year
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APOLOGY DUE
To THE WORLD

CHICAGO. Aug 23.--"This govern
ments should recall every soldier in
the Philippines Immediately. apollo
glze to the world for the error We
have made and turn the island over
10 a native government"
United states Senator Petfigrew
Of south Dakota. who was ia Chit
cago today on his way from the East
10 his home in Sioux Falls. gave the
foregoing as in his opinion, the only
honorable course for the country 70
pursue In the OrieDt. Senator Petit
grew said
This 'rivillzing warfare talk II q
sham People can maintain as good
a government as they have a right
to have. and you cannot give them a
better one
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DECISION OF
LAND OFFICE

orders resembling and supplement-
AIRY To circular q" dated June 20.
1890. wore received ut the local land
Office today. that should be Of inter
est To- all owners Of .smption
rights. \ new decision OF the de
partmeut 81 the interior holds that
an expired presumption Ming Of re
cord Is no bar % the selection af
lnndH covered thereby az Indemnity
under a railroad grant A urs.emp-
ton Minis not perfected and auiaro,l
by making proof and payment az re-
quirel by law, ceases Ia exist In
fact and in law. and II not a claim
that VIII divide the operation Of the
railroad grant. even though there Is
no formal cancellation on the records
At the date Of the definite Iocation Of
the eompauy'H road Previous do
cisions VIII no longer be valid"
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OFFICIAL TEST OF
CUNB0AT NEWPORT

WASHINGTON. u. G. Aug. pa
Another satisfactory trial 81 the gun
boat Newport has been made After
the Newport had been a year and a
half In commission and seven months
out Of dry dock. In a run of $50 hours
she made slightly over s knots an
hour with a coal consumption Of a
little more than II tons per day. As
her bunkerH hold 232 tons Of coal this
Indicates a steamlng radius Of nlno-
teen DAYS or a722 knots. The New
port. Ike the other Runboats ~ her
class, Is cupper-bottomed and her
efficiency Is not impaired by remain
ing long in the water.
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Sued by His Fellow Priest

WILKEsBAHRE. Pa, Aug ga
Rev. Alexander g 10th. pastor "
the russian Greek Catholic church
in this city. has brought suit against
Rev Father Iioyaevlch. pastor Of the
United Green Catholic caurch. also
Of this city. for 35100' ds NJ r. Rev
10th had some IeWel-y undergoing
repairs at ID shop. The other clergy
man saw u. and II IL alleged that he
circulated the report that Hev 10th
had Dawned his Jewels. hence the
suit.
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ALL SORTS"

Farty.thru~ PopeW rclErcd during
the building Of 81, petsrs cathedral.
Rome.
Ths single proviaoe iot Ontario IN
Canada Ia about four times as large
as England.
At wardbury Norway, the lanE-
Get day lasts from May u 20 July =.
without interruption.
The Rev John Escrset. rector u
Hampstead church. England. preach
- from a pulpit that ~ carved him
Helf
The Jewish community % Athess.
consisting q 30 famHiss has taken
stepa for the erection Of synA-
R0gue.
silfnnon winis. where dii you get
that black eye It's al right. ppp.
I've only been civiiizlug the boy next
door Life.
The Parts academy Of scisneos
has decided 20 enlarge the number
81 the foreign corresponding mein-
hsrs from 100 TO iis.
Queen Victoria always wears a
bracelet % which is attached a med
ALTON portrait Of her latest Erand-
chlid or great ara ndchilt
she-Mr Htshnots tells me hs IL
cul,lvatlnR his voice. He-Yes. /
saw him irriRatinE u early this
morning Chicago News
The i.onE Island railroad has al
opted the rule that passengers are
4.
and enter BY the rear door.
An order issued BY Mai Gen. Miles
prohibits soldiers wearing felt hats
In any other than their original
shape. with crease from front to
/ back
Two recent consignmrnts ~ goods
10 London houses Includes 1000 birds
Of paradise. 1000 ifnpeysu phearsnts
4 500 crested pigeons. 500 small birds
Of various sIE"s. etc.
she-why Is Il. wonder. that little
men 80 often marry big womcn7 He
I don't know. unless q ls that tho
little fellows are afraid to back out
~ the engagements. - London Tit
i Bits.
An enterprislng barber has made
the unique request for space under
/ the big dome Of the state Capitol
for a barber shop or course. he
was promptly dismissed. = Atlanta
/ Journal
Guest what have you got7 wait
er-Ive got liver calfs brains. pigs
/ feet Guest ! don't want deHr
] erlption VI your physical pecullarl-
4 ties. what have you got 10 eat f.
what want to know. -IIoston Trav-
elcr.
In an old church In Ross. Hereford
shire. Eng. there are two thriving
| elm trees. which naturally sprnuted
from the pavement Of the edlffeo and
| stand one at each end NJ a pew.
This pew was many years ago. oc-
cupled by John Thyle, who spent a
great deal OF money planting elms
In Ross. his native town.
4 gift that wos not included In
] the published list OF wedding pres
ents received by newly married
Missouri couple was n receipt FOR
~ years back subscription due from
! D
boring county papers, the generous
contribution ~ the blg-hearted pub
lished Kansas city Journal.
The vicar of South London
church school, having finished hts
Scripture lesson, congratulated tho
top class on a coming holiday, finish
Ing with the expression of "a hope
that each boy would return with
clearer and better brains" he was
somewhat taken ahack with the uni.
veraal response Of same to you,
sir"
old Foozle-so, my son. you hav,
laid aside your studies and are about
ia enter upon the active duties oi
life7 Young Foozle--Yes. dad: but
since | got my sheepskin and have
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REGIMENTS
MAY COME

The efforts Of Seattle people to
have the North Dakota and MINES
ota volunteers return from Manila
By way ~ Seattle. has received
strong aid from senator II. c. Hans
braugh. u North Dakota. who Is
nov in the city II depends on how
good water rate can be secured
from san Francisco 10 seattle.
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and half million railway
United states ~
steel wood bronze
ef these
q ngures bu, there Is
readily ematr-nameis
all have east-on Wheels
Of the made
number Of by the
iaeo0o Wheels rolling
Multiplying weight ascertain
pounds 1sooo Of iron A.
% ico Nhses
In service and this
uakinE Wheels
point considerably needed there Is GER
unavoidable
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No Bike, No Work.

MILFORD. Del. Aug. 23.-Farm-
ers IN lower Sussex county have
formed n compact not TO hire any
farm hands unless they own bicy-
Giles. Formerly the farmers were
compelled 10 lend each farm hand n
horse and carriage every Sunday.
and some Of them were compelled to
keep Ave or six horses for the use Of
their help.
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NOT A WHITE
MAN IN TOWN

ANN1sToN. Ala. Aug. 2a.-IIob.
son city. three miles from Admission.
with a colored population Of 800 and
not a white person In the town. has
been Incorporated. The proposition
was yesterday decided by a unanl-
nous vote IN their favor This win
be the first experiment TO show the
capacity Of the negroes to govern
themselves under the laws Of the
United States.
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Suit for Establishing.

DENVER. Col. Aug z7=Joseph
suit against President Trumbull Of
the Colorado southern Railroad com
pany for $4,000 damages on the al
legged ground that he had been black
listed by that road
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pleasing opportunity
Washington
lines
sieomed
Of washington people Of
state. practicable participate
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Missionary r p
residence China declares that the
reported paper"
doubtless Price that the supsrstous oppos
building % the the mandarn
drec
nation which
b moder
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Three GAMBLING HOUSES
NOW IN FULL OPERATION
Business Is Rushing and Thousands of Dollars Are
Taken in Every Day.

In Seattle II never In rS weeks h won
on 4 h OLD b 20 N vreruiat a en
FL
nee m vii a b pm.
he o aturs in
al al Il v he ans the an
III a h m 4 Decide / anu n
people
IL "a opera GE l. Aby Mari Nutm Jap Honngon jon
Snsdne
m n 4 morning until the o the
b poke
BE- q p o
mech
d o @ q thu largest ram he astey sme
o he % r 8 o he n a few
a a ~
a m y d M Joe lar
r e g 10
a m toy he
a the r M also IN the heart n etero
xhn Eh N a fIeuur The II Famcaa run on per
3 h @ t. a at e n from 8 & % moor ak
. tho three r6r d y b from OF mpgci
..ia n
o Sy q tn m any people frequent
&C solder ~ p r. 81 81 o MP > and
uus sppf ha . The month n are paid IN meantime rluen
n
q ha made
OF i A now O
4 d u t some Of
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The Paris Docked.

MILFORD HAVEN. Aug. 2s-The
American Line steamship city Of
Paris, which came here from Fal-
mouth yesterday. was locked today
FOR repairs.
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Korn Drug Co, tifth aud Pike
IIsscrpIoh HpcCiansa fuuua rlaa =
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Special sale-Flno note paper, In
boxes. Denny-Coryell Co. ZIG LIST ave.
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Buy a acre tract Moore Inv. Co
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
eastern Distnct.)
DaSGenUar trains leave WOrpaSter.

lommencing Ian i. '99.
FOp PR0VIpENCR2S $40 20. IN $40. 10 81
m. Retnrn1 F'55 g. 7 9Sy az Il * M =
*l,45. Az. 455 555 * =. M SundaysI
40 10 "a M M an ~ n m Return .55
a M. z Il < q n m p ---'
F0P Mi III I'RI y9S 40 TAI q Az 057 a.
m 70 AZ. . a. 4 an ~ ne 55 * az n
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Snndavs "a a. 70 HV n ~ ~ AO M Re.
PUN 20 Nv lo2V o O. ii 10 nv y, p La
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- 40 > ~ 40 S9S tx Ar n m. Re.
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m. Retm "a % o. SSS X al S ~ o. ~ ~ "a
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F0R ri ,AS SI S $40 40 747. $40. 1915;
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The county of Worcester invites pro-
posas for metallic furniture; for wooden
furniture; for wooden counters; for
electric light fixtures, and for electric
clock and telephone system for the Wor-
cester county court house, Worcester,
Mass.
Copies of the drawings and specifications
for each of the above items may be seen,
and blank forms of proposals to be used
obtained a the office of the architects,
Andrews, jacques g. Rantoul, No. s Beacon
street, Boston; also at the office Of the
county commissioners, court house, Wor-
cester, Mass, on and after April 18th, 1899
Copies of the drawings and specifications
for electric light fixtures and for electric
clock and telephone system will be sent
on application to the architects for three
(S3 Coz dollars each, and those for metallic
furniture, for wooden furniture and for
wooden counters for ten $4,000 dollars
each.
Each bidder must fill out and sign this
form of proposal for the item for which
he submits a bid as directed therein, and
each proposal for metallic furniture and
for wooden furniture is to be accompanied
by a properly certified check for one thou
wooden counters, for electric light fix
lures and for electric clock and telephone
system is to be accompanied by similar
check for two hundred (S20O.O0 dollars.
Said checks are to be payable to the coun-
ty of Worcester, and are TO be the prop
erty of said county If the bidder fails to
carry out his proposal when accepted.
Proposals are to be properly endorsed
addressed to the county commissioners
and delivered at their office. court house
Worcester, before 1 o'clock p. m. APRIL
25TH, 1899.
above stated will be publicly opened and
read at the above named time and place.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
proposals. -
EMERSON STONE,
HENRY G.. TAFT.
GEORGE w. COOK,
County Commissioners
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PERSONAL.

-sE FOB PERFECT BEAUTY, Elixir Elk,
Complexion Enamel for the race &C. h sl5i,,
bbad llIT nj transparent, soft and white
, rs an sltentical Refined ladies al. over
HE tileS world testify to the merits OF TINS NJ
perfectly harmless I iiers money on fake
Ioio0r,IIini ei scientists, as we have me
com e0p Genuine Partisan facial compounds lds
2 on ,3erica. All ladies are taught free
how TO take treatments at nome y iI oail OF Of
address Madame u. Eldis'
81 Worcester. Mass.
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Time Table.
WORCESTER and clinton
Street Railway.

Subject to change without notice.)
Cars leave City Hall, Worcester. for
Clinton at Sos a. m. and half hourly OK
m. past and m. of the hour until 95g
p. m.
For Boylston Centre at same time; also
at 20, 10 So and 11.25 p. M
Leave Adams and Britain square fol
Clinton at $40 am, and half hourly until
TO- p. m.
Adams square for Boylston same time
also at 10. 40, II 10 and II 40 p. m.
Leave Clinton for Worcester at $40 a
M, and half hourly until 1910 p. m.
Clinton for Boylston Centre same time
also at TO- 40 and II 10 p. m
Sunday time is the same except that
first car leaves Worcester at Adams So
at s 10; City Hall at S.25 a. m
Clinton for Worcester at $40 a. m.
Arrangements can be made for specia
or extra cars or later trips at any time by
application to the superintendent at the
office at car barn. Boylston Centre.
JOHN w. OGDEN. Supt.
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FOR SALE-A well built, strong. light
delivery wagon. Call Is Florence st.
FOR SALE--A light four-wheel road bug
gy. Call Is Florence st.
FOR SALE-A good saddle. Can Is Flor
enes ST.
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WANTED-Ladies to embroider sofa pill
lows at home; also crocheters; city or
dress II. Mfg Co, 1928 Prairie ave, Chi
cago.
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EDUCATIONAL.
DANCING!

PROF. FoRTIER'S Dancing Academy.
a25 Main street. Open for private lessons
from 10 a. m. to IL p. m. daily.
Waltz guaranteed in two private lessons.
Adult classes Tuesday and Thursday at 8.
Children's class Saturday afternoon at
Z
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chrropodist and Manicure.

,r MS OF THE FEET scient ifically
and and carefully treated without pam "ATS'
removed; also snSo m a Burnside building
49, at EVENINGS until 7.0.
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MAN OR LADY to travel and appoint
gents-Established firm; $50 per mo.
and all expenses to start Mfr, Box
1898, Philadelphia, Pa.
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For Sale or to Rent.

PINEHURST. in Berkshire.-Four acres.
shade views; fine house. 20 rooms; all
improvements; complete stable; cleo
tricity: water: steam; for sale or rent
for season; rental $780, Curtiss & Bird,
Great harrington, Mass.
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TO RENT-House "a Cedar ST., 10 rooms.
in perfect order, with all modern inn
proVements. Possession given May /.
Apply to D. N. Bates, 66 Cedar st.
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Help wanted-FemaIe,

WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen to work
at home; SO day easily made; send
Zoe. for sample, instructions and mail
ing. Lechner & Co., jefferson block,
Dayton, Ohio.
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weekly; no canvassing; re-
ply envelope for sample and particulars.
Foster Machine Co., 525 West 10Th ST.,
New York.
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ANTED-Circulars distributed. 81 paid
per 1000. Send 10 cents for valuable box
and particulars Satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded. Meena Co., War
riorsmark Pa.
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Offices to Rent.
Horses, Carriages, etc

FOR SALE-The undersigned offers for
sale the HORSES, HARNESSES, WAC
ONS and appliances used by him In
hauling lumber from the yards of Mr..
w. n. Sawyer In this city; suitable ar
rangements can be made with Mr.. Saw
yer for their employment. Herbert w.
Pond, p Burncoat st.
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Helm Wanted Male

AGENTS on salary or commissioning
greatest agents seller ever. produced;
every user of pen and ink buys 1t on
agents sales amounted to $500 in six
DAYS, another 1872 in two hours. Monroe
Mfg. Co, X, 70, La Crosse. Wis.
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For SAFE or Repair Clothing

.. m sTr1T cleaned and pressed; E,o gu siia
A yslvef collar on coat. Upham = aitht
tsiIors. 81 Main ST.. orp. Eim' one ~
Open evenings
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For Sale and Business Chances,

FOR SALE-Small machine shop; have
few good specialties that will keep tw,
men at work Reason for selling, othe
business. Inquire of secretary Board o
Trade
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BARGAIN SALE = Estate on Claiming
St, at terminus of electric road new 2
tenement house with 6000 TT. land, s
rooms each, all modern. steam heat,
open plumbing, hardwood finish electric
and gas, piazzas, beautiful location
and views: owners being out of city and
want to sell; If sold at once will be sold
at snap bargain; If not sold in a few
days il will be rented. Inquire of Stone
& Read, u Summer st.
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hairdressing, Etc.

haIrdressing, Etc.
SITPERFLUOUS HAIR, moles, warts, re-
moved; electricity; chiropody; reduced
rates. Miss E. H. Adams, $685. Main.
room 80.
AGNES NJ. CUNNINGHAM, hairdressing
and facial treatment, room Is, Burnside
building, 339 Main ST., successor to K. +.
Murphy.
FACIAL AND BUST MASSAGE - flair
dressing manicure, electric treatment.
Room s., Knowles building. MiBs Helen
Johnson
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Wanted Miscellaneous.

WANTED-To rent house of not less than
Z rooms within 10 minutes walk of Linz
coin so. Address b.. 20. Spy Office.