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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27

BY local applications as they cannot reach the
diseased portion Of the ear. There Is only one
way to cure deafness and that is by cOnstitu.
tional remedies Deafness is caused by an in.
famed condition Of the mucous lining OF the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube get inhamed
YOU have a rumbling sound Of imperfect hear.
ing, and when il is entirely closed deafness
is the result, and unless the Inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored 10 It's nor.
ever; nine cases out Of ten are caused BY catarrh.
which ia nothing but an nhamed condition OF the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case
OF Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot he
cured by Halls Catsuh Cure. Send for circu-
lars, iree.
+. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, i5c
Halls Family pills are the hest
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
avenue.

Saturday was the banner day in The
Tribunes Educational contest, both as
regards the number of points brought
in and the number of contestants MAX
ing returns. The leaders in the con-
test wound up a good weeks work by
making a particularly good showing,
and, as nearly all those at the top of
the list made extra efforts, the result
was that there was no change made
in position. Harry Reese succeeded in
tying Miss Grace Simrell, of Carbon
dale, for eighth place in the list. These
contestants are but two points behind
Miss Fannie williams, of Peckville,
and only two above Sidney w. Hayes,
who has his foot planted on the tenth
rung of the ladder.
David V. Birtley continued his good
work and made his position as second
in the race more secure by increasing
his lead over both his followers, as
well as wiping out six of the points
that now separate him from the first
of the leaders. All of the contestants
are now working in grim earnest and
| the closing weeks find each more de-
termined than when they started.
This week would be a first-class op-
| portunity for beginners to start, as
public interest Is fully aroused. Every
one in this part of the state has be-
come acquainted with the merits of
the contest and with the fact that am
| bilious young men and women are
trying to advance their future pros
poets through 1t. Every young man
or woman has friends who will be
more than Interested in their efforts
to help themselves on in the world and
who will aid them in doing so. There
are still five weeks left and there is
yet time to make first class canvass.
This is a grand opportunity for the
ambitious. Read the details of the
contest on the fourth page of this
mornings Tribune and try to realize
what 1t may mean to you.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
LAKE ARIEL.


Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Ariel, Aug. 26.-The lawn social held
on the lawn of Mr.. A. S. Keyes', We'd
nesday, was enjoyed by many.
Rev. L. e. Van Hoesen preached an
excellent sermon last Sunday morn
ing on THE Divinity and Power of
Christianity"
Mr. G.. w. Swartz is the champion
chicken man of Lake Ariel. With
fourteen chickens he received 1882 eggs
from Jan. 1 to Aug. 1, besides hatch
ing 119 chicks.
Rev. L. Z. Van Hoesen exchanged
pulpits with Rev. A. J. Van Cleft of
Dunmore, today.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
TRlBUNE'S
EDUCATIONAL
CONTEST
Saturday the Banner Day
Thus Far.
HOW THE LEADERS STAND

Charles Rodriguez, 429 Webster
avenue.
David ". Dirtley, 1o3 West Market
street.
oliver Callahan, AIS Vine street.
David G. Spencer, Bloomsbury.
Eugene Boland, 235 Walnut street.
Arthur Kemmerer, Factoryville.
Miss Fannie E. Williams, Peck
Vile.
Miss Grace simrell, Carbondale.
Harry Reese, 331 Evans court.
Sidney W. Hayes, e22 Olive street
Edward Murray, 51e Hamm court
John P. Smith, 2532 Boulevard
avenue.
Richard Roberts, 1903 Hampton
street.
Robert Campbell, 1882 Monsey
avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Aug. 25-Receipts, 800; natives good
10 prime steers, 81. 5Oa6; poor 10 medium S20a
$50; selected feeders, $iai75; mixed stockers,
ST. 2ias. 20; cows, S2G5ai. SO; hefers, S3a5; eau
Texas fed steers a. l5a5; Texas grass steers $ rs
"a; Texas bulls, 49, 5oaS,40. llogs-Receipts to.
day laOOO Monday, $1,000 estimated left
over. l. 500; active, stronger; top, S5,5j; mixed
and butchers S.. 06A5 80; good 10 choice heavy
s5 l0a5 90: rough heavy, 81. 05a5,05; light S. l0a
5b5; bulk OF sales, sjl5a5.i0. sheep-Receipts
5,iOO sheep and lambs steady; good TO choice
wethers hi dOa8 IS; lair TO choice mixed ". 3da
800; western sheep, S3 25a315; Texas sheep, S2 70
az 40; native lambs, Sia550; western lambs,
q. 15a55o.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York, Aug. 25.-Weakness was pretty gen.
orally manifested throughout the entire stock
market today but as the offerings Of stocks were
only fairly large in Brooklyn Transit not much
OF an inrOad made prices. Early hest.
fancy was succeeded by a rising market but the
entire list weakened in the late tradngs on the
publication Of the bank statement and liquida-
tions in Brooklyn Transit, numerous favorabl
weekly statements came to hand and their show.
ingB without avail in sustaining prices. Total
sales, $4,000 shares. The bond market showed
periods Of activity and strength with exceptional.
ly heavy trading in the ST. Louis Southwestern
closing days OF the week. United States refund.
ing 2s. when issued, declined u, but the new
Is advanced per cent. in the bid price.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
Buffalo Live Stock Market

East Buffalo, Aug. 5,-Cattle-Rccelpts all
through feeling steady; yeals, S3oaI' %. Hogs
-Rcceints, l6 cars; market active; good hogs, So.
higher; heavy corn wed, s.. 6oa5,6j; mixed, $50
as 20: Yorl:crs, g. 15a5.SO; pigs, SS 7ba5. so +;
roughs, q ,G0a5l0 sheep and Lambs Receipts,
mixed, S8.76aI; yearlings, tiaL50i fancy, IS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

pal parsonage. Should the weather
prove stormy the lecture win be given
in the church. His subject Will be,
Betty, John and the Baby"
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

East Liberty, Aug. 25.-Cattle-Steady; extra,
s5 6Oab so; prime, S5 iOa5, 90; commen, a. 5oa4,
Hogs-Stesdy; best assorted mediums, light York
ers and pigs, IS. 7oa5,75; heavy Workers, $40;
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27

New York, Aug. 25. 25.--Beeves-Steady Calves
Neals, steady To Arm; butermiks, steady; veas
$daT tops, Ss.26. sheep and Iambs-sheep veal
to a shade lower; lambs, l5a2ic. higher sheep
s'ai. so; culls i2,lsmbs S5O2haI25. Hogs
Steady.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
scranto. Wholesale Market.

Corrected BY H. @. Dale, az Lackswanna Ave }
Butter-Creamcry. 2lc. dairy tubs. zoe.
Eggs-Select western, 1ic. nearby state, iltic
Cheese-Full cream, new, nhal2e.
Beans-Per bu., choice msrrsw. S2.t5; medium.
g. 80; pea, s7.s0.
PotatOes-46c.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
JONAS LONGS sONS.
JONAS LONG'S SONs.
The Triumph
Of oftheDraper'sA Art

There is one manufacturer in Amer
ica who has won a reputation for max
ing the best hanging skirt yet produced.
A happy hit of this celebrated designer
is the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
DIR. DENS TEN

common TO fair Workers and grassers, e5. SASS;
heavy hogs, IS. IOa5. so; roughs. SS. 50a5 Sheep
Steady; choice yetheTs> s. 20S4 80; common, 81 50
az so; choice lambs, Sj.50a5.15 common to
good So 26a5.1S; veal calves, 60 5os7.25.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
Oil Market.

oil City, Aug. 25..-Credit balances, 81 2b; Ger.
tfcates, no BIDS no shipments or runs reported
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
Seven Gore Walking Skirt

We will introduce it to the ladies of
this city for the first time today. Its
merits will be observed at a glance. 1t
clings to the form like well fitting cor
set, giving the wearer an exceedingly
graceful figure. Its construction prevents
sagging, and can be fitted without altera
ton. 1t is most decided Improvement
over the short skirts now in use.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
New York live stock Market.

Sold by Druggists, i5c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
M.STRIAL IN BEACHUM CASE.
jury Out More Than Seventy Hours
Over Thirty Ballots Taken.

4 hung jury was the result OF the trial
OF James Reachum, the negro charged with
the murder OF William Posten Scott on the
night of July 4. 1883. Judge Fisher. acting
for Judge Spencer. called the jury out yes
terday afternoon at go o'clock and after
ascertairi1S that no agreement had been
reached. discharged the jury and ordered a
miStrial.
All together, the jury was ont mora than
seventy hours. and over thirty ballots were
taken. During the most of the time there
was little change in the voting. the jurors
standing six for conviction and six for
acquittal. In the early part of the voting
there were two men who changed first from
one side to another. but they soon settled
and the ballots showed little hope of an
agreement being reached.
Allen Rruwp. jointly Indicted with
Beachum for tho killing. will next b.
placed on trial. Joseph Greer, a negro. 10
also under Indictment, charged With being
bu accessory aftex the faGS -.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

tain ana s%crthcrn Railway rernpan5. Nsw YORK.
Jan; T. s2uN& -, The : si1iks Even r hnss t,'
Louis. ir0n Mourtais ana Southern Railway
the tCiiy' Of 81. Louis. M. On fue5I-y. NsrtS
=. Is.. at > o.oi",k . m. TOR the election %
the Transaction 81 any other business that may
come lcfore said meeting. The snnual meeting
on the same day at y o'clock noon. The trans
fr books viii BE- closed ON Iuesday. January
y ES, "a. Siar' ioT = fiso. at 10 "a o'Si5cs a. M ~
4. II. caler. secreiary.
~NoTI"E-The annual meeting ~ the stocEhaiI-
eTs q ~" Frsuholiz Rri Machinery company,
the "tlr- Of the cymTany. l2li Poplar ST.. st
~ ROBERT II. FOSTER. President.
WIN. I, SCOTT. Secretary
OFFICE Terminal Railroad OF -. Louis. Feb.
y !9l..Ihg ati'ual ".rs'Ins ., l'e s,'aNh2ii-I
~r,ltu!s. VIII lie hrI1 nj the office ~ tho com
0any On Tuesday, 'G mi ii't TA Dag It Nh F11i. i2 *:
Y. VI. Fisher. Secretary.
CFFICE 81. Louis Fridge COMPANY. Fob. -.
lTgt-Ilic annual meeting OF the sJ"ekhoIiers *
r,c'ors. viii h. held at the Office Of tn. com-
PAM. on Tuesday Ne I'M s'H Ti asS q Nor Mr. !, ia
Y. W. Fisher. Secretary.
,HoTTIGh IS hereby give. hat a meeting 9;
s ssf F Frantls co Railroad R5ff r G 81 iar st vii! L2 ss b a3d
IN It's principal office in. the Century building
I'm the CITY Of 81. Louis. Mo. on Tuesday. March
u. 1872. az : q. m. FOR the transaction % such
business as may properly come before the meet
ing. u. r. ROBINSON. President.
Attest: !. II. Hamilton. Secretary.
-. Louis. No. February u. 1870.
,sToCKHoLDERS MEETING--or.5- q he
Peoples Railway Company, 12fe Chestnut st
St. Louis. Feb -. lNs1-The annual meeting os
tn" stockholders of the Peoples Railway Com
yany for the election O! seven 90 directors to
serve during the ensuing year Will he hold at
tho office of the company. 1881 Chestnut st. On
Tuesday. March 6. 1907. between the hours o. >
g. IN. and Il O'Clock noon.
CHARLES GREEN, President.
j. I. Macdonald. Secretary.
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NutunI BencvoIent Association.

MERCHANTS. Exchange Mutual B.nev1lene
Society. -. Louis. Fec "a. I--.-The members
a.: this society are hereby notified 20 call and
pay. withOu: further notice. SI5 within thirty
DAYS from date. the same being assessment made
ur,u the G.1'h Of 4. T.. Nes>more- Last Day
fox paying. March %. 100.
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L. WILLIS,
Hello Main .n.N and kinIocIi 4 Iii:.

Suites "s and sc Fullerton building. seventh
ard lru". formerly lusl Zine.
-I,..-,,,<,- tG,r--f. ~. r.T-,--r- gg.I
with H:---slass rJu'"cIs. nicely furnished. leaving
yI''-
WILLIAMS & WILLIS. "17-iS Fullerton bldg
STATIONERY and cigar store. a.7o nrH-D7I'r
b. .u-G. ,.rIr, So per Ivo:t.h. sfue". Ctd"I is-t-
No PHI = 800 49, III.
Gi:''lith nnI r.ark'f. . 'H"' l'E4'i> ir'H.S'
r"u, So. az ash t,a.r: Ir.r. -
ro.us. ron, 5. o.. ,'e. GA la.u-t = rr!,," So.
GROCERY store. Rent Ks 4N.iI"i-S . i"S
!t.lE-.,"s- al cash t@t". ~. 80
-
f~EIEtli'NE ~f-dit-tIt'" N.s". t. l',''
nv ,gn9,i- iTaI.n.,s t-s 4; I@tS L. run, a7~
-. .
'NlhNl lp" HlO'N l"E rti'' Na. sou 70" Us
o.l.-ni-i ln'-te~i i1I;Hn- ~ I4-.I !tie
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
FINE BUSINESS OPENING TN

East st. Louis MANUFACTURERS DISTRICT.
The new modern building corner Broadway and
Eleventh ct. East "a. Louis. substantially com
rl.;ed. -Four stores ready for occupancy. Ada
cent 10 rapidly growing manufacturing district
soon to employ several thousand men. Location
will he retail business center OF new district.
Rare opening for druggist at corner; also for
barber aud Erocs~. Public hall and lodguTcnu
shoye. O2sn for inspection. Very liberal terms.
Responsible tenants. Apply immediately.
THOMAS l. EKETE
So Missouri ave. las; ST. Louis.
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BURLINGTON route.

- =. Pm . am
- Ea 80 am
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FOR SALE.
CATTLE y.

TrI..iI. Jrrs~y eow and rs.t. Apply s.G :.
'um.;aE a.".
J-.ESEN COW. fr'sl. l4rE-. E.h mixer. vr'l
lfrJ. -.u'l- and handsome. $3.50 PAGE b.ui-.aIl
POULTRY. EGGS
AHHEp Plymouth H. Dc. e-rs and c.,Lorr:..
AiI.rt ,sIfyr-.i, Aur'd and S.1ulau av-s.
ET-fr' c,rhia eggs for hat. hing, from pie
winning Iiri-. 5rs Virginia ave.
CTf,kEN@EsrrcI Plymouth Ro,ks. white ana
silver Ny,r.utt.-. also -grs fr h|a:rHiur. .f--
.In- Circular tree. Address Normandy Poultry
&C.,. Normandy. M.
PRIZE WINNING white l'rho-n aff silver
VyaEiot;- ssrs. John Alinn"man. 80 U.U"Tt
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soiid silver serpent Bracelets
Enamsled green. white ana gold eodys
garnet eyes. SIC and SIS. at Nermod Sc Jac~
cards. Broadway and Locust.
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Miscellaneous

1--WE Camp. No. liz. ". -. Meet
second and fourth Wednesdays every month,
Bovman'z iIa.l. northeast corner Eleventh and
locust streets. NM- AcBL-ETi. g. 4.
Ia +. smith. Clerk.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

START Il nTaii-CrJer business at hone: money
coming every day. rain or shine: no experience
ur capital required. Send stamps for ~farticu-
lars. L. Eearnot Supply Co, 30 S. Main St,
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ST. IOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER.
NINAL BAiLW tN 81 81 RBAN TRAIN

TaS:f-rr1-Ir7- Ticrth and Cratic, S's-
Week days. C.is. 80. 50. 1875. 1I:is a. m. ana
Ia.. s-;S. 40. SIS y. m
SUNDAYS - -. TT, ? r.. and 5:f y. m.
I.a,e Washington tNe-V+ek DAYS. S.2i. 1:f,
So Ir-aa. y % q n AMI La. 20. 40. 5:la. SIS
= ~. SATURDAYS. T:45 2. -.
NesfhounI-Lravos Granite CTty-Week davs.
IN. SIT AK. 1874 l., =. IN and l9.5S. Us. SsZSs
as 50 80 r. m Saturday. 80 p m
S,.-dqys -. o1s n. ~. and 1:on and SOD .. n
Love Naff-rn-Ws-K DAYS, 7di. Sis. ess.
1915 2. ~. and re. aI3. 81. 4:i2. s:5e. 1i' o.
sandal go ca a. m. and 1:5. SIS y. m.
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IRON MDINfATN.

Teas Fact Nall &, Little
E.. EsN.rSIr.I. Dallas,
!urt W1rth and Abilene
I.f-4 t'r'gul-r cairo ana
Stre--~r.s FyrTa-s -.. .
Fat BAY ENg.-@ Hot
Srrr--. p1llss. F,.t C,g-.-.
Austin S.tE Antonio. Hg1S-
ton IlG Caive-tlJ ....
Teas. N-vi,J aui California
r.al-Ea.'aS. Fort Nyr-r.
II ras1. LIS Angeles. Gal
Weston. -. A'-lIiJ l--!
far-. -
- .ErNi= s"E b. ST!.rSS ~
p-azS -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

BUSINESS cIauy-Spleitii opening "a ag"l-
dent insurance; hest Of ca'apau..-. small capital
required; sickness. only reason for selling. IL
qulre So O-iel ~bLiliing. MJnIag, between -.
alt 4 D.. m.
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ST. LOUIS A>D H,>>ru.I..


g.. .. y -. J.. +. E-S:. l.. e. n -. p. Y Rl
Train Dspar-. Arrive
Grafton Express. daily ...--- ELS an ......-..-
Srrner-.i ari Grafton cis.I.
JaH~ -. ...--... 40 pm ..........
Springfield a-t Grsn-n Man..
3.i'v .-.-.- .------ --.--... y . an
Grafton Eyrra-s. da-,- ...--. .......... 20 I'm
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STORAGE AND MOVING.


AMERICAN Stsrage and NotIug Complain. LII
atsr SL-i=rEisc. SIilT .u.. stuT4I -.pII.ts
ioura. Tel Main 2J3i. " u. LaHElui-, Pre-
y POSTAL ar phone 10 = 49,. GeToiG's bonded
warrtoIre, Vadi-i vans, - \. T.irI So. f1-t
-. Louis. Furniture IN payment for moving.
\ POSTAL 10 William W. Foriudr. bonded
wareh0U.-. az. .lirsarrtfa ave. for l.v I!,ges
Oh moving. Lacking. shipping cr storage. ii
Tyler ga NJ
NpE warehouse. household goods stug !
cheap. HenI: e. Mi-He. III t. I.b Franklin
ave. Storage goods SOLD for cash - tine pay
u.s'tS.
+. IT. FDETNAN. storage. Nct.U-. pJrhjng
and shipping COMPANY. It Louis and Past 81
Inu.s Nni5ah u AZ. Bell. Tyier - \. On..-
G.Nl ''uss ave.
FRANKLIN storage and Warehouse company.
81 y. Tenth 81. IsUest Rates. Phones: Iii.
Main Ilcy. KiHlpCA. eis.
SDUTH Side Storage ami Moving 60. ls,i. .,g5.
.sJs Sidu., -. Tel. sidney -
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nOi SEHOLU MISCELLANY.


\ souvenir free A. I3veys Az store. Come yu-.
come ala 10 y. E~.radWdv
ALI. kinds - f%urnitur-. .4I--s ari t'r.e-
bought. sid AID .NrEILe-t, moving. rr..ins
and shipping. leII Morgan -.
FAMILY washing. & , pound. spreads. sheets.
E,4gS. towels and table linen .Tunps. SHIRTS. &c.
Union Laundry. a.S Morgan -. lrDa- e +.'.
FIRE sale ct lurrcrs. makes gas from coal
oil. adjusted in any Stove. range aud !ufg1r-.
TIE ~cA-aP--t f.-l fur cooking AMI heating. with
out coal. wood Or ashes. 7Iy y. Nan4ey.nter ave.
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Tain ~. 10. Crlcn Express. daily. ar
rives -. w am
WeStbSuud.
Tain -. la. Union Express. daily.
las = wv cm1
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


A SYSTEM that wins IN tho 500. martet.
speculation made safe and very profitable, Par
ticulaTs free. Geo. Waiter Lane. - LiGauNay,
y. Y
AUTOMATIC niicfelin,the slot moving plno-
rama picture machine. eclp5irE In r"a!lsrl any
thing Of its kind ever sen: showing Startling
siimpses into the gay life Of Paris. etg.; charac-
tiers, are IA natuThi c.i'is ana if'rrtALhst1e
machines work perfectly automatic; no attention
bring YOU so monthly; exclusive territory given
free. see Samples, rcoia So" Planters iiotri.
BUSINESS Casnc-SpIeajld opening "a agci-
dent insurance; hest Of ca'lpau..-s small capital
required; Sickness. only reason for selling. In
qulre So oriel building. MJnIa-, between -
and 4 p. M
CONFECTIONERY. Stationery. bakery. paper
aud cigar store: bargain: owner leaving city. Ill
y. Ewing ave
DESIRABLE location Tor mllIeaule iron plant
a. competing point On GIliroGL- Mater and cheap
fuel \ IS. Republic.
OOD chance foc an active man with some
capital TO Interest himself f. the manufacture
aui introducing il: a catar. light anu useful AZ
ticie. Inquire - :. Fourth -.
you can make at least 10 points profit monthly.
L c. Wall q Co, A. Exchange place. New YORK
MERCHANTS. manufacturers. business men.
loans on their own notes from s., to $500 al
the rate al 8 per cent to , per cent per year
~ ready money. Address Z. ). Loan Company,
Il BCCadwEy, New York.
PROFITS IN stocks, wheat and cotton. ciackey's
MOGtlh adClloNS MO Nldi.- MSl.. = Nlllt lOE cur
free book. e. E. Mackey K Co. % Broadway. N I.
spECULATIoN-ScD margins 1.op grain -;
send for our book. Speculation free 7. X
Cculstock y Co. >; Traders building. Chicago
SUPERINTENDENT in course OF preparation,
The True Science Of Successful SPecu.atou.
the most elaborate. exhaustiye. extensive BOOK
ever issued. price o: which VIII be SOD a few
sample copies WREN issued viii te mailed All
sOluteiy free Of charge to those who write for 1t
provided. application is receive! t"fHr" the
free list" is exhausted. Address Immediately.
Investment Specialists. Suite Az. No. = William
ST. New York.
TART Il Taii-CrJer business at home: money
coming every day. rain or shine; no experience
or capital required. Send stamps for farticu-
lars. L. Fearnot Supply Co, 80 S. Main St,
Hannibal. Mo.
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HOUSEHOLD NEEDS.
CARPET

CARPETS taken up. cleaned. snaIe over ant
laid. best work. lowest prices. Empire steam
kiElOrh = 80.
ENTERPRISE Steam Carpet cleaning CO.
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

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"A FORCE WASHINGTON Tn.~a. so. q.
IVY j. X 4. Il. W'U f1iT t.-HI.r r-1gu"#-
M UigHfi.I at 10 O'Clock Tuesday ...rt.E.
F.hrua~- g. at Seventh acI NarEa-
su'pts. Work la +. .. do@re-. Anruy. - gr- .a.-
us-.tr requested q. attend. Visitors ..gag- vel
cone VI l. REYNOLDS ~. w N.
Henry II'0u. Ssor-tayy.
e MISSOURI L-dsa. No. =. \. T. : =.
x M-stat~t communicates p. Nrfsoa..
M Tempt T.. seventh and Nark,t s:-.Cu TLIrS-
~ 'dtv. Nar.t J.. AZ go .. ~. J. \. drgr-s
a. four candidates. M'UHsTs -ro requested g
attnul. Visiting brethren VIII met with a fra
t,r-ll greeting.
GREGORY :. MILLER. ". ".
foLI IT Deems. S-,r.tary.
THERE VIII D.. a called 1uus-..s %
-SS- uf Rose Iili L'4E.. NJ. so. 4 j.. : A
N[ NJ. Maple aai Har-.itcu 4vs-v-=. n: --
~ day. Ip.ru1ry -. fso at / o'gI.s K D.. fI.
for the pa pos" OF attending tie funeral - ,ur
Int" brother. John r Mccoy. All Master ai4s-a-
invited. NM- z. STEWART. Acting W. ".
Howard Watson. SH,g-:l:r.