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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19
Melrose Items.

More milk teams are coming to the cream
cry, which means an increase IN business
Messrs Samuel Boyer aud VIM. Crnmrine
are the operators.
Many people predict scarcity of money
this summer 1t is not that, but money is not
circulated among the poorer classes as 1T
should be.
Wentz's Union Sunday School recognized
on Sunday, May 10, with the following officers:
President, Henry Richards; vice-president,
Dallas NJ. Wilson; superintendent, j. Albert
Zepp; assistant superintendents, Andrew j.
Wilson and Emory Decker; secretary, Geo.
T. Crumrine; assistant secretary, Spencer
Shaffer; deacons, Murray Geiman and Edith
Crumrine; treasurer, Nathaniel Shaffer; man
ayers, Samuel Thieret, John Geiman, Titus
Bucher, VIM. Stormer, j. Samuel Wertz and
Geo. Myers. Sunday School Sunday morn
ing, May 20, at $50. A full attendance is
expected.
We are informed by some of our oldest citi-
zens that VENTS Union Sunday School was
organized about As years ago, being nearly
half u century of successful Sunday School
work. We would be pleased to hear from
other Sunday Schools that have been cotin-
ed for so long time.
Mr.. Reuben Shaffer made some improve
ments on his residence in town. Adam FRI
dinger had roof and spouting put on his
Ebbvale property. Other improvements are
being made.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

sabbath school Services will be held in the
Bethel OF the Church of God at warfeldsburg. on
Sunday. May 18th, at p. m Presenting att P, m
Monday 18th, at D. m A full attendance of the
membership is earnestly requested
Children's Day services Will be held on Sunday.
June 10TH at p. m. Prominent Speakers will he
in attendance and good entertainment will be
given You are respectfully Invited
John A. Saxton, Teaching Elder.
ST. Paui's Reformed Chureh.-Sunday School at
9ls a. Divine Services At 10 20 a. m and 730 p;
IN. Rev. Mr.. Conner. of Adamstown. Nd, Will
officiate at the morning and evening services
Calvin > Siasie, Pastor.
Uniontowl Church of God.-sabbath school at
a. m. Preaching at lois m by Rev. s. A. Kipe,
as he and change pulpis; in the evening at $50.
'''- ~ s. B. Craft. Pastor
Methodist Protestant Church. Rev. W. R. Graham.
1880 a. m. by Rev. w. II. McMaster. Secretary of
the National Reform Association who will discuss
the subject of "Christian Citizenship. Al p M
Union Service. Address by Rev. w. II. McMaster.
Sabbath School 9.15 a. IN. JuniorC f; at 80 p. M
Christian Endeavor7 p. N; Mid week service vice., IN
Carroll Charge, Reformed church.-Beilamin's
Church-Sunday School at I.s0 p. IN. Divine Ser
vice At 20 p M 81 Matthews ssyr
Preaching at both Churches by members of Mary
land Chassis.
Salem Charge Lutheran Church. : Benjamin's
Church-Sunday School at 8 a. IN. Preaching at
10 a. m. Y. P. s. C. Z. at p. m St. Jonn's
Church-Sunday School at p M. Preaching at
Up. M Catechise at p. m.
5. A. Diehl Pastor.
Ascension Church.-Snnday, May 2l.-Holy Eu-
charist at 100 q IN. Mathis at 10 a. M Second
Holy Eucharist at 1880 a. IN. Evensong at tlo
and p. m. Weekdays-Matins and Holy Eucha-
rist att a. N. Eyensong Friday at $50 p. m.
E B. Taylor, Rector.
st. Johns Chureh-Sundays-Low Mass at us
and High Mass at 10 m. Nespers ut $50 p. m.
During the week.-Mrs. at n. IN.
Joseph H. Cassidy, Pastor.
Centenary NJ. E. Church.-Sunday School at as
a. m. Preaching at 1890 a. m and $50 p m. Ep-
worth League at 6.45 p. M
Rev. J. A. Price. D. D., Pastor.
Grace Lutheran Church.-Sunday School at a..
m. Preaching at 1890 a. IN. and 7.45 p IN. Y. p
s. C. Z. at Gas p. IN. P. II. Miller, Pastor.
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Too Late in Reaching Water.

SLATE Run, Pa, May 14.-The gruesome
evidence of torturous death by fire was found
Yesterday in the districts of Lower Potter
County that were devastated 10y forest fires
last week. The body of Samuel George, sit
ting upright with the left arm as a prop and
the right hand at the edge Of bubbliug
spring, with head fallen forward ON the hreasl,
was discovered by searchers. His body was
charred almost TO the bone, and he had died
at the spring. TO which he had crawled, as his
hollow palm was about TO be raised with
water.
George headed gang of men who went
into the woods to save so cords of wood from
destruction by forest fire. After fighting all
night, all the men but George gave up.
George would not leave, however, for the
wood belonged to him, aud lie said he would
STAY to the last
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Maryland Chassis Reformed Church.

The annual sessions of the Maryland Chassis
of the Reformed Church began at Trinity
Reformed Church, Manchester, this county,
pastor of Trinity Church, extended a cordial
welcome. The retiring president, Rev. G.
W. Leban, of Baltimore, preached the open
ing sermon. The Chassis elected the following
officers for the ensuing year Rev. W. c..
Sykes, of Burkittsville, president; Rev. Geo.
o. Whitmore, of Thurmoni, vice president;
Rev. X. o. Spessard, of Union Bridge, cor
responding secretary. Rev. E. K. Deatriek,
D. D., of Baltimore, is stated clerk, and Rev.
&. S. Slayer, of Westminster, is treasurer.
On Thursday member Of standing COM
mittees were appointed by the president. The
reading of the pastors reports upon their
parochial work of the year consumed the
morning and afternoon sessions. The evening
session was devoted TO the subject of "Home
Missions" and the speakers were Rev. W.
7. Stewart, d. D., and Rev. Eugene l.. Nc
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weatnsr record for the week.

. p. m; showery, followed by variable wealth
err: rain from $3.50 TO 7.3o p m; clear until
after II midnight, showery until sunup. May
13-mercury Ga at a. m. and 81 at 2 p. m.
aud SO at 8. 30 p. M; Clear. May l4-mercury
81 at a. IN. and 81 at 2 p. M; generally
clear. May 15-mercury 68 at a. m. and
81 at o. M; clear with fine air May 10
mercury 20 at a. m. aud SO at 2 p. M, clear,
followed by hazy and partially cloudy weather
after A p. ~; strong east winst after p. m.
May 17-mercnry 81 at Il. IN. and rs at z
p. M; cloudy, followed by fair weather. May
ls-merenry IS at a. m. and rs at p. m.
cloudy.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19
Snow in Germany.

LEIrsIc, May 15.-It has been showing
heavily here since early this morning. The
thermometer registers S6l degrees. There is
also heavy snowfall at Chemnitz.
During the last six days the weather has
been cold in the Silesian Mountains, in the
Hartz and in the Thuringian forest. Through
out Wurtemburg and around Mayence the
vineyards have suffered severely. This morn
ing the temperature was below freezing point
in Berlin.
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rrize,,burr Items.

George Babylon is i'll at present writing.
Alfred Babylon had well bored last week,
and Calvin Myerly had one bored this week.
O. Shoemaker, of Taneytown, did the work.
Theodore Myers had horse badly hurt
recently by getting over partition in n stall.
Mrs. Oscar Brown of this place is spending
several DAYS in Baltimore This week. with her
parents.
Emanuel Stoner aud wife, Of Westminster,
spent Wednesday at Mrs. William Frizel's.
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Medford items.

David Englar, our live business man. who
deals in almost everything, is hastling along.
A new school house is to be built here.
Isaac Stoner is putting up wheel 10 run
his pump by cable wires. :,
George Hoover, Mr.. Englar and others viii
make silos.
Ex.Sheriff Haines is building an addition
to his house.
his farm.
George Noel and hands are doing the car
penter work for the canning establishment.
Oliver P. Yingling is running shoe and
harness shop.
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wanted to Be Letter Carriers.

The free mail delivery will be inaugurated
in Westminster on July LIST. next. A civil
service examination for carriers was held at
the postolfice here last Saturday.
The following persons took the examinations;
Milton A. Bachman. W. r. Aaders, Vim.
Grammer, William F. Long, Marshall Selby,
W Reese Ebaugh, William Allen, Freedom
district; Eph Bowersox, near New windsor;
Dohnea Nygren, Tannery
Three regular carriers will be appointed
and Two substitutes.
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Personal Notes.

Miss Marjorie Kennedy, of Washington, D.
c., is visiting her sister-in-aw, Mrs. T. e.
Kennedy, this city.
Mrs. Jeremiah Slaffer. of Brnmmel, is
spending several weeks at harrisburg, mount
Union and Huntingdon, Pa.
Edgar Miller, son of Rev. T. Miller. left
New York on Monday, for Cape Nome, Alas
ka, to look after some gold claims for New
York parties. He visited his parents mere
last Saturday and Sunday.
Capt. p H. Irwin, of the b.. y. X. H.,
speui several days here this week,
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MARRIED..

AT the parsonage of Centenary NJ E. Church,
Westminster by Rev. J. A. Price, on April 18th.
1900, Royal A. Fowler. of Westminster. Nd, and
Miss Emma Sheets of Chambershurg. Pa.
On May H. 1900. at Salem parsonage. Westmin,
ster, Nd, by Rev. s. A. Diehl, Harry j. Null, OF
Fr1zelburg, Nd. and Miss Mary NJ. Myerly. OF
Pleasant Valley, Nd
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19

In Bachman's Valley Nd. OH May L. 1900.
David Eiwood, aged years, months and days.
son of George P. and Emma l. Panebaker.
On May D. 1900 at New Windsor. Nd. Dorothy
Empress NJ. Gosnel aged year. IL months and II
days, beloved daughter of John and Lddia Cos
nell.
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THE Ladies of Frizellburg will hold
Il Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. the
18th, Sih and 9th of June, for the benefit of
the Public Hail. may 10 st
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-06
.zEALANDIA THE
CHRISTMAS BOAT
But One Other Cnance to Send
Gifts to he Main
land

The Christmas boat from Hawaii to
the Coast will be the Zealandia. sailing
on December Il. This vessel will carry
the bulk of the Christmas presents
from tropical Hawaii TO the wintry
Mainland in time for delivery as far
east as Philadelphia. For Boston, New
York an dother far Eastern cities the
delivery of Christmas packages Will be
a day or two late.
rne local postoifice is receiving guam
titles of varied mail matter, most OF
W hich are to be considered IN the llght
of Christmas presents. Already seVerai
pouches have been made up and. the
gaping mouths of dozens OF other
pouches are waiting like Oliver Twist.
for more. A vessels also sails on De-
|cember Is, one day later, and II those
who are always late fail IL catch the
Zealandia with their precious little
packages, there Is one more opportunity
left. on the steamer sailing then.
Louis Kenake, chief clerk of the post
office, states that senders of Christmas
presents must be careful to observe the
general rules governing package mat
ter, in order to apsist the postoftce IN
tdespatching them and to avoid embar-
RAISING mistakes on the part of the
senders. The limit Of weight for pack
ages included in the domestic postal
service is four pounds. This is termed
fourth-ciass matter and includes nearly
all the goods that might be termed
Christmas presents" such as calen-
dars. photograph albums, cards. OF
paintings, pencils, etc. First-ciast
mail matter has tno limit in weight
but the cost Is two cents an ounce fol
domestic postoffices. No one is allowed
to send perishable articles. In the mails
13oHn n orr
mail matter This includes all forml
of glassware. This order Is made in or.
der to protect the paraphernalia of thu
postoffice, the letters in the same
pouches and the employees themselves
Packages which are abnormal1y large
although within the limit of weight
will be excluded. Everything must bt
placed in pouches.
The postoffice directs the attention o
women Christmas present senders t
the fact that every package must b.
done up in such q manner that thu
postal officials may open II II they s'
desire.
There is no parcel post between
Hawaii and the Mainland this year. o.
foreign mails the limit Of weight 4
twelve ounces and these must be legiti
mate trade samples. Christmas pres
Ients to foreign lands will have to b
sent as first-class matter only.
Registered mail for the other Island
will In the future be sent on the regula
mail boats only. The old Hawaiia
lGovernment formerly forwarded regis
tered mail on any boat bound for an
port in the Islands. The regular ma
boats are as follows:
w. G. Hall. for Kauai. sailing Tues
days.
Claudine, Mauna Loa and Kinau, fo
Maui, sailing Tuesdays.
Kinau, for windward ports Of Ha
, wall.
Mauna Loa, for Kona-Kau ports.
Lehua for Molokai.
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WEAVER IS FLUSH
WITH BRITISH GOLD
The Norna's Ex-Com modore
Living High at the Pal
ace Hotel.

Nicholas j. Weaver of Norma fame
las turned up in San Francisco with
money to burn. He has one of the
most expensive suites of apartments in
the Palace hotel and Is living en- prince
again. He still retains the yacht Nor
ma, which he says is in Australia. 1t
appears that he went to England from
Australia and succeeded in raising
$3.50, 000 there for a cocoa and rubber tree
he owns in Samoa. His story
is that he has the backing of wealthy
and aristocratic men and he declares
they will all be millionaires in less than
ten years. Stranger things than that
have happened! Not the funniest par,
of this modern Monte Cristo's tale is
the stern fact that he has unlimited
money at the present time which he
lis throwing around in right roya
fashion. $50
Naturally Honolulu wonders, remem.
bering Commodore Weaver of old, how
has he managed it?
u
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The United States Army transDo.
Meade was to have sailed from Ss5i
Francisco on the first day of tais
month for Guam and the Philippines
via this port.
The ship George Curtis sails for the
Coast today, and will carry as passen-
gers, Miss Stella Love and Miss Kerr
OF Portland.
The steamer Albion, of the Kmbai
Steamship Line. sailed from San Fran
cisco on the 9th OF November. she
has a large consignment of food sup
plies aboard for this port.
The splendid little yacht La Paloms
has been chartered for the wireless
telegraph company. and will take Eek
pert Gray to Molokai. Lanai, Maui and
Hawaii to remedy all defects in the
system.
The Wilder steamship Helene, Cap.
tain Freeman, which went to Laysar
Island on the Sd OF last month for 9
load of guano, returned to this port
at 10 O'Clock last night, after having
had some rough experiences as far as
weather was concerned.
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

From San Francisco, per .. e. o. s. s.
Doric, December 5.-For Yokohama-E.
de Bavier, Capt. l.. Dobrotvorsky, F.
X. Greene, NJ. NJ. Kuhn, Miss F. Lich-
tenberg, X. Yamamoto Mr. and Mrs.
r. ]. Dunlop and daughter. For Shang-
hai-Miss l.. L. Hunt, r. Inglis, Mrs.
+. c.. Perrault, j. H. Rolker For
Hongkong-Mrs. A. Forrest, NJ. F..
Loewenstein, Z. G.. Houston, Mrs. E.
G.. Houston and mad, DR.. c. II. Lyon.
y. A. Maingay, A. b. Switzer, c.. L.
Wong. The following STOPPED over
here until the next steamer. F. A.
Sherman and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H.
Whitford. They are going to Hong
kong
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Scratching Plate Glass.

An unknown miscreant has married
several plate glass windows in down
town stores by scratching them with
diamond ring. The loss to property
owners may mount up heavily il the
icliow is not captured. The window
OF M. Brasch & Co., known as the
Lace House, on Hotel street, shows
the imprint OF a diamond in two deer
scratches on the EVA pane, while a
long streak has disfgured the Waikiki
pane. Other stores in town have been
likewise treated.
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The following are some of the appro-
priations Of the Methodist General Mis-
,rfonary Committee: Porto Rico. &c.
200; Spanish missions in New Mexico
ard Southern California. $4,000. and
$50 for the Spanish schools in those
! res; Japanese missions on the Pa
cifc coast and Hawaiian Islands,
$500; Italian missions in Louisiana,
81, 200; same in New England, 81, 642
same In New York city. $4,000; same in
philadelphia. $2,66s; same in Chicago,
81, 900.
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Full moon on the 9Th at US n. In.
Times OF tide are taken from the
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur,
vey tables.
Ihe tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Honolulu.
Hawaiian standard time IL 10 hours 80
minutes slower than Greenwich time, be-
ING that OF the meridian Of 157 degrees 30
minutes. The time whistle blows at 1:30
p No., which Ia the same a. Greenwich.
hours minutes. Sun and moon are foT
local time for the whole group.
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ARRIVED AT HONOLULU.

Wednesday. December 5.
%. & o. 8. s. Doric, Smith, s days II
Am. blk. S. G. Allen, Johnson, "a days
from San Francisco.
Am. ship John G. Potter, Meyer. II
days from Tacoma with coal for o. r.
4 L. Co. =.
Am. schr. Jessie Minor, Whitney
from Eureka with redwood for Allen
Z Robinson.
Stmr Noeau, wyman, from Kauai
PORTS. ~
Jstmr. waialeale. Greene, from Ana.
hola.
stmr. Iwalani,. Gregory, from Hama:
kua.
Srfnr Helene, Freeman, from Laysar
Island
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-06
THE SEATTLE LINE.
It 10 Arranging for Permanen
Business Here.

The local agents Of the new passen-
ger and freight line between Honolulu,
San Francisco and Seattle, are Alex
ander & Baldwin, and the freight man
is NJ. J. BisseM. &
The first vessel of the line, the John
s. Kimbail, will leave San Francisco
some time about the Goth of this
month for Seattle and then come
here. Her master will be Captain
Milton Thwing.
The Elihu Thomson may be contin-
ued in the service She will take the
run between Seattle and Honolulu
The other two vessels of the Alexan-
der & Baldwin line. are the Centen-
NAL and Charles Nelson, and fourth
Is expected to be added later. The
owners OF the steamers are the Brit
ish American Company. The new line
VIII carry mail and will charge but $6(
for first-class accommodations.
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NOTICE.

DIR. =. H. RAYMOND HAS REsUM-
ed practice at the residence now occu-
pied by DR.. w. ]. Galbraith. Office
hours. 10 to II only. ONCE telephone,
204: residence telephone. Blue 394.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TON. Dec. 5. 10 p. m.-Weather, clou-
dy: wind, fresh, N. E.
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sALED FROM HoNoLULU.

o. & o. S. s. Doric, Smith, for the
Orient.
Stmr. Maui, Sachs, for Paauhau and
Papaloa.
Stmr waiaieale, Greene. for Ahukini
and Kappa.
Stmr. Noeau, Wyman, for Nawiliwili.
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IN vicinity of postofice and Hart &
Co.'S, ladies' purse with owners
Nance, containing money and pa
pers. Reward at this office. 5721
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LOST. sTRAYED OR STOLEN,

FOX terrier dog. from Makiki district;
name of undersigned on collar. Re-
ward will be paid and no questions
asked II information leading to the
recovery of the dog Is left at resi-
dence. cor. Keeaumoku and Dominis
S's. w. NJ Gtnard. 5720
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FIRST-CLASS carpenters. Apply at
once at Hackfeld bldg. Fred Harri-
son, Contractor. 5720
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BIZ an honest, reliable man, q chance to
invest 81, 200 or 81 500 in some legiti-
mate business that win stand inves-
tigation. Address Investment, this
office. g. 5721
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser

battered at the Postoface at Honolulu
II. T., Second-class Matter.
Issued Every Morning Except
Sunday, by the
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY,
Won Holt Block, King Street
A. w. PEARSON.
Business Manager.
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NOTICE

nAu YIN AMP 2, LAY s: ses!sf
tic mA that they have " fact for u, ~
s Ell ;; Hs5s s'5S;o'E; H; Il + &c +
c CT and that tn, thss effect
Hongkong. In T0~
$40
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NOTICE

THE ONLY PERSONS HAVING
authority to make collections for the
Hawaiian Electric Company, Ltd, are
those wearing the Hawaiian Electric
Co., Ltd, badge, marked collectors
Nos. 8, 9 and TO-
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO.,
LTD. 5719
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.

Honolulu, December S, 1900
NAME OF STOCK Capital Val Bid "a en- /
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YOUNG man, European. well educated,
good position; 800 month, age 26,
good looking, wishes to make ac-
quaintance with refined young lady
between IS and % years Of age; photo
desired in first letter. will be ex-
changed. All replies please address
to No. 1913 r. G., Hawaiian Gazette
Company, Honolulu. Z $40
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Connoisseurs bid high for rare old
wines from the cellar of the late Judge
Hilton, New York, November %.
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LADY desires position as housekeeper,
or to take charge of lodging and
boarding house. Address al" this
office. STA
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TABLE board wanted by two gentle
men; good plain cooking; location
within reasonable distance of bust
ness center. Address ID. S." this
office. - STA
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A SALESLADY; one who is competent
to handle underwear = and fancy
goods. Address p. o. Box 81, City.
STA
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A NATIVE boy to learn dry goods
trade. Apply to B. F. Ehlers & Co.
SIT
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Kitchener may expeI CORE spondents
from the field. The latter say he
means to exterminate the Beers.
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MERCANTILE.
@. Brewer b Co. ......
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CONSTANT nurse girl. Apply s. N,
this office. 571S
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Classified Advertisements.
WANTED.

SINGLE gentleman desires room and
board with private family. Address.
"A. M" Advertiser office. 572y
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IPASCHAL-On October %. 1900, at sea,
Barbara, infant daughter of Samuel
S. and Lois Paschal.
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BICYCLE for sale cheap: ynew tires
and in good condition. Address II.
p. H." Advertiser SIT
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FIRsT-cLAss saddle horses. Capt. A.
A. Fox $40