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Girl from NEaXims.

Ftiskiness in woman is a feature
which is sure to make her popular, pro-
vided she is endowed with ingenuity,
chic and feminine charms She may be
loved for her beauty or adored Tor her
talents, but when she is "frskyn like
the Girl From MaXim's'' she will be
idolized. The men win fall at tier feet
ard the women will admire her wit and
niqnancy. In the Girl From Maxlm's"
i found ell the elements ta bring forth
the alteration d men ard the admiration
of women. u Will be presented with its
big cas- ard complete Crilelion Theatre,
New York, production at the 0pfi,
House on Monday, November 5.
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Death of Nathan nav

New York. Oct IS. The death is an
nounced Of Nathan Day, formerly one of
the city'S prominent merchants and then
a wealthy banker Of high repute. He was
the victim of II paralytic stroke last year
and had been in poor health since. About
month ago he was attacked by acute
bronchitis, which caused his death. Mr..
Day was "A son Of the Rev. Ambrose Day,
pastor of the First Baptist church Of
Wcstticld, Mass. and was born on Aug.
II, 1922. His funeral will take place at
his home Monday morning. and he will be
buried in WcSttield, Mass. a widow. who
was Miss Mary Elizabeth Arnold of
Arnold Day, survive him.
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COOPERATIVE PRODUCTION.
Workers In Factories VIII B,. Asked
to Help COntrihGtc.

New York. Oct. 2S.-Clauln Fesdinand,
president Of the board of directors q the
Industrial brotherhood, has announced
that cooperative iron works will be es-
tabishcd in Paterson, y. II. a. Il FIST
step in the plan of the brotherhood II t.
place the present industrial system by Il
system of cooperative production.
The iron works will be modclrd after il
big cooperative stove factory in GHise,
France, which is owned and operated by
1000 workingmen. Near the factory is
the "familisteIe," family hotel, where the
1000 workingmen and their families live.
Surrounding the "familistere' are care
fully laid out gardens.
The Industrial brotherhood is organized
internationally rs well as nationally. The
United States members of the interila-
tinnal executive hoard are Henry ID.
lloyd, Professor Frank Parsons and U.
W. Hemond.
The sun., 1900-10-29
An Up Town Flat.

The announcement OF return en- .#
ment this week If MIR. and Mrs. IL
fhorne, alias Mr.. and Mrs. Obat
Potts, with their company, in that !;
ways popular sketch "An Up Town
Fiat" will be pleasing news for the pat.
rons Of Manager Dackstader's theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorne are by no means
strangers to Wilmington, but they will
always be welcomed back at any time.
There is 50 much real humor in "An Up
Town Flat" that one never tires of it.
Miss Annie Whitney, the clever comedi-
enne, whose Just Little Bit OFF the
Top" as rendered several weeks ago, set
half the boys in town whistling it, comes
back again. Miss Whitnev is one of the
best in vaudeville. The Flying Lozelle,
the Bernhards, Wood and Wood, Gaylor
and Graft, Martinnetti and Grossi, musi-
cal experts, Ad Carisle's dog circus, and
she Shaeffer's in musical and dancing
specially complete the bill. 1t is dis.
tlnctly good program.
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wife Thinka Him a,iItI..a

Syracuse. Oct. 2S.-- Daniel Alsop Of
East Syracuse qliarreletl with his wife on
Thursday night and while She entered il
door shot her in The leg She had doe
tor dress the wound and kept the mattci.
quiet FriiaS .tlsop disappeared. leaving
. notn % the effect that his body world
he ft-lnd in IL" l9:ie canal at Il certain
point ihp wife STATUS that she thinIs
III" shooting WINS accidental and is ranii.
dent 1hai her husband i!li.lks too much n
living 10 end his lifo.
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BANK WANTS ITS CASH
Alyord Thought to Have Most of the
Stolen Thousands.
HE WAS NOT A GAMBLER,
IL IL Thought Tbnt When unnbIc to
eide Hss Ecrnica.lons 2Ivord De-
cihed 10 Steal All He Could
Reach amd Skip.

Nrw Fork, 9at - il hplipyed hE
inHHN wh Hle We'll informed of III tHe
ralaieal0ii, ~ tip ,.i Itsa ralmI2lenInt
ca~p tAgt fH' ban6 uiiti. s aIs' ;Wfre ~
en- Ni,ilne placa II ttRnad ami nre nov iii
iess4ti3afitil with aiia fal. Il retitff uf III
lc,l 4 tattien III tlle stolen money.
i !. also believed liat he money was
nnitilr disSiPalad n rietaus livG@ nor
l0st III a,iHhlHs nor III Speculation in
Wall street. Tic belief i, illt tc ercnt-
~ portion nf the stolen #IGn,GOO il, now
III .Nlvord's possession: tEat when he
found he had hoprlessly ruined himself
hy steaiin" larger amounts than ne could
aver repay he determined to steal Il very
large sum, serve his term IN prison if
caught and then live for the rest of his
life in ftilucnce.
The bank officials are aware Of these
facts and are unwilling to be- victimized
IN this WHY. They are negotiating with
A!vorl for rntire or partial restitution.
and this accounts for his mysterious dis
appearance anl the apparent Indifference
of the bank officials about his arrest
What gave strength to this impression
was Il conference at the bank between
Vice President Iline and Fisher Baker
the banks counsel. Captain MrClusky.
chief of detectives. arrived and was liSh-
ared into the incloslire occupied by the
vice president. where he remained in ear
nest conversation for about ten minrtcs
Leaving The bank, Captain McG husky
went harriedly up town. declining IL s;ly
anything WhHloNcr Of the nature OF the
topics discussed. Not long after tlla lis
appearance nf Captain Met 'luskr Wire
PreSittaul ilinc left tlc bank. sHai,nunud
cab and, saving That hn was III 4 hurry
to catch Il train upon which he tyt,llstd
himself from answering any questions
was hnlrie,lly driven away.
FHtlhrr investigation and inquiries fail
I'd utterly @ throw amy light on The ptr-
poses af the conference and thc haStr
movements af Captain McClusky aud
Nice President lltae, but il was ggneral.
ly believed 10 have some hearing lllmn
.Alvoil's ease and gave risr 10 He impress
sion that he WIS in communication with
tir bank olicials.
Awards Property Attached.
JUDGE lawrence Of The supreme court
has granted an attachment against Al
Words property, The claim being that
Alv0ld cannot 10 found within this state
that he has departed from the state tn
some other state with intent 10 ,irtraud
MS 'lV'ltnES' OF kctI'S nlHlScl toHtRlici
within this state with intent to defiaud
his creditors.
Peabody Baker & Peabody. attorneys
of the bank, obtained the attachment on
the strength Of afidavits of William Il.
Reed, who for 20 years has been II clerk
III the bank; William III. Macdonald, Il
detective; John S. Montgomery, an at
torney. and William V. Doty. the janitor
of the building in which the bank is To-
Gated
MIR. Reed in his affidavit states that
during the last six years Mr.. Alvord had
intlnsted to his care hundreds of thou
sands Of l,..arS and cmbezzlcd and
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Hedges to Write sbermnn,a Life.

Secretary of STATE John sherman did moi
designate amy one a~ his hogrlpher, ii il
thought here thai Henry {. Hedges.
harnan of the speakers bureau at ihr
Republican, national headquarters in chi
rag0, will he chosen. Senator Sherman
IN his will set aside S1o.0Gu for this pur-
nnsr. Hedges Ans hmm 4 close friend Of
sherman from The days when they were
law partners here and their intimacy
continued ever afterwnrd. Hedges still
resides in Mansfield. Tho will i ii lie
s"nI to the witnesses o. identify thcir sig
nhlurrs before the document is ptohated.
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Trying 20 Locate Missing woman.

New York, Oct. 2s.-Ihr police Of
Montclnir and surrounding towns are try
ing to locate Mrs. Mollip Mcleod. wife Of
Neil r. Mcleod. connected with the
American Steel and Wire company in
New York, who disappeared from her
home in AIontclair. \. j. on Friday
morning, but as vet no trace of the miss
ing woman has been found Mrs. Nc
Lcod has been in poor health for some
months and had been under the care of a
nurse. Friday morning she walked with
her husband to the train. bade him good
by at the station. and when she did not
return home the nurse became anxious
and tclephoncd to Mr.. Mcleod, who at
once instituted search for his wife. 1t
was discovered that she had called at II
drugstore after leaving her husband, but
from that point all trace of her is lost.
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Emrke,s Vaudeville.

Marguerite Ferguson, daughter Of the
we'll known Irish crmtd dian Barney Fer
guson has been engaged with Ter part.
ner, Mr. Rome, for the next appearance
Of Burke's Vaudeville company at The
Grand Opera House Miss Fergps5n is
one Of tie most remarkable contortion-
lists ever seen in this country as we'll as
being great dancer. The act done by
Rome and Ferguson is one OF the best in
the business and always attracts m arked
attention. 1t is clean, clever and novel.
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nrssin OIL cur t,lrr;io,,a

~. PeiH>iHr@. 0r;. - 'rha Russian
moss i Gi,} Eias considerable interest
IL the triAn2 eeri"n III t4r United
States. So ral organs hnye rcached tic
eoHehlsinn that aih naltirs oreapy yir-
ita!ly ttc ss,ne position Regarding In
pntialism, fliptc ttqnlski'S paper, thc
Ni"domnst siIs: III Is important 10 En-
rope which candidate is elected. ana ii
Will be useful 10 observe the advance and
reiiuX oi ths mperinistir wave"
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prcgf1ls Wants niynIry.

rift.hulw. oct. ~. prcsicni Drcyfus
of the Pittsbnrg Baseball club said that
he would br glad il the American league
would pm t"ams in Philadelphia Wash
in@tnn and Baltimore and thinks the Ma
tianal league would tum over their
gronnds at the latter two cities to the
American leagile if requested. lie be-
lrrrs this action by the American would
serve two ptrposes-lelicve the National
of is dead timber and create rivalry
that wonld be good for the game gencr-
ally.
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Columbia Won.

The Columbia A. A. defeated the
strong Franklin A. A. on Saturday by a
score OF to D. The touchdown was made
by left end Whiteland on a five yard
run. They would like to hear from other
teams. Average weight is l20 pounds.
Address all challenges to w. Haney, No.
9U6 West Second street. Tie line up is
as follows: Johnson c; Sulliyan b;
Sweeney rg; German | G; Adams r t;
O'Nell | {; Thompson re; Whitland e;
Myers + b; w. Haney h b; +. Lally
| h h
The sun., 1900-10-29

Jackson. Miss. Oct. Ex-senator James
X. Jones. chairman of the Democratic
national executive committee, has written
Il letter i'll which the charge is made that
the mail addressed 10 Democratic head
quarters is being Systematically pilagrd.
lie states that many letters addressed to
him are never received and he feels con
fident that many of the letters sclA out
never reach their destination. Senator
Jones says the pllaging has been in
progress ever Since the campaign opened.
The sun., 1900-10-29
Prince Of waIes' Assailant Arrested

T'NFIs, Oct. 2S.-It Is now known that
Sipitlo waS arrested Friday 1T The house
Of his uncle III il suburb Of Paris, where
he has lived since he came here. I!e ~
sisted the otifeis n first Int thrn Quiek-
ly yielded. His unqIe says he behaved
quietly while ii Paris. He is not aware
On what ground he has been taken into
custody again. 4 dispatch from IIti>srl>
asserts that Sipiiln allied himself viii tha
French militant anarchists and tool; part
in their Administrations
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Killed by n Train.

New York. Oct. 2S.-Patricli Leonard.
a llagman at Nandcrveer crossing, three
miles west of Geneva, ON the Lehigh VAL
ley railroad, was struck by the New York
tlier, west bound, and instantly killed.
The flicr was over an hour late. Leonard
stepped off the track on which freight
was coming in to the passenger track.
His body was badly mangled. He was
- yenrs old and had been in the Lehigh's
emulov ~ wears.
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Suicide Of u. i. r,hcIan.

New York, Oct. % Edward T. Pho-
IAN. 4 very wealthy resident Of summit.
n j., committed snicide at his residence.
He cut his throat With a razor because Of
Ill health. Mr.. Phelan was 65 years old
and in the coffee brokerage business in
New York
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Bishop of Albany Returns.

New York. Oct. 2S,-One Of the passen-
gers ON the American liner New York
was the Rev. Thomas NJ. A. Burke. bish-
op of Albany. He has been abroad on u
vacation and had four interviews with
the pope. He says that Pope Leo ex-
presses himself as being we'll pleased
with the administration of afa rs in the
United States.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
Tne Electric snalk.

The Ruffalo Express of July 81, said Of
sagfl M'Ggisy, WHO comes 10 the Grand
Opera House tonlght ae star in an eabo.
taIe revival " 11le Eecitic SPARK
Any man EXCEPT q wooden ln6ian who
- $ ~asef AiiGgty and does nCt laugh,
Mas meant Tor model il a wax gallery.
He Is care for the blues, panacea ior
nelancholia, witl!a smirk SO :unny as to
mell Tie lIustiest reiIlgeIatur !sce.n
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The s.,trnil,nr cn.n

New York, Oct 2S,-.Iulgc Gilhooley.
rounSel for the Elizabcthport banking
said that he had not heard
of the arrest of Schroeder, the fugitive
bank clrrk, reported to have been seen
hear San Jose, Cal. Il would not be sur
prisnd, however, if the drfaulter had gone
to he Pacific coast" said he
The sun., 1900-10-29
Another Big Gold striI,e

Seattle. WASH, Oct. 2S.-Advices from
Dawson City state that big strike has
been made on Goring creek, 16 miles
above the mouth of Hunker creek. The
whole creek has been staked.
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Wnats to Divorce rrincrSs .ribert.

Berlin. Oct. 2S.-l'rince Christian Of
Slcswick-llolstein is hero us the guest Of
lhe British emhassador. Sir Frank G.
l.ascrlleS, and the Duke and Duchess
Ernest Gucnther of Observation-Disclosures.
The princes purpose is to effect the di-
vorcc of his daughter, the Princess Lou
isc Augusta, from her husband. Prince
Arihert of Anhalt The Princess of An
halt is now in Amcrica.
The sun., 1900-10-29
Ex-High Team Defeated.

The Wilmington Ex-High School was
defeated by the Westmorcland foot ball
team Saturday by il score of IL to 0.
The game was very interesting
The sun., 1900-10-29
Pirates Rob Briti.b ye..eI

Hongkong, Oct 2S.-The British steam
boat Perseverance, plying between Hong
kong and Macao, has been boarded by pi-
rates and robbed of $4,000 in specie.
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weather Enrecn.t
.sowo s!u, 10 euop Glusu 5u;luud qor

Fair; local showers; brisk northwestern
" winds.
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DicI,ens' House to Go.

hNt lhe memOry 0f CharIeS Ilckcns Is
not guarded very icalously is clearly evil
deneed by the fact that his house in Tav-
iStock square. where the novelist lived
nine years, entertained the celebrities of
the day and wrote "Bleak House and
other works. is now i'll course of demoi-
tion and that in few days nothing will
be left of it. The removal of this land
mark visited by so many thousands of
Americans is due to the Duke of Bed
ford's desire TO erect on the site build
ings which produce more revenue.
Touching upon houses with history, it
is said once more that the Duchess of
Marborough's most cherished dream is to
purchase Marlborough houIe, now occu-
pied by the Prince of Wales, but which
ol.l4 lliunged 10 lae GAllcAiiis. As tha
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NAsTE De EMBARRASSING travelling statesmen ~
represent established financial house side line
tc.'rrv samples and not Interfering with pres
"nt employ rncnt.. inrrcas.- th'ir Income ma
t"Ttal!y with tgt lit'la effort and time. give tor
iit"ry ami Particular splendid opportunity tnr
!H>tlers 10 make permanent C1nn"t ton Al
"iFss = a. i;rN ."I. New NuTk.
VIZ paw sai'~men 81" ner month and expenses.
NJ fshail M.'is me Coral any. Kansas city, No
YoUNG MAN WANTED Young man. about
j.. in meat market i13i H"diamnnt-
500 per week permanent salary handling m
exclusive territory our Aluminium -I-'iaftie<.
send at ono" frr ;c.ms with aluminium card cas-"
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ALI. those desiring help seeking situations
may register with the Free Employment Bureau
OF the state Labor Bureau Of Statistics. SIS Gen.
fury building Si-uatisrs and telp furnished fr.a
Of charge. Tel. K!nlOch +; I7s1.
BARBER wANTED-white barber irlInediate.
N state Free Employment Bureau. SJi Century
building.
CLERK wANTED-GroCery CLERK who can
speak low Dutcis and I;ots-nitn. stat Free En-
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Girl. wANTED-C;irl Ter house All diuins-
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HOU SEGIRI.S wANTED-Sixtsen s!rls fos
general hou-ework- State Free Employment Bu-
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HOCSEMAN WANTED-C,erTnan heuse and
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HO.SEwOMAN WANTED Iddle-sTsd worn-
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KITCHEN Girl. wANTED-f;irl for kitchen
work in restaurant state Free Employment; Bu-
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LARORERS wANTED-Fiftsen men to work
railroad. 8; . per day. state Free Emplcy-
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LABoRERs wANTEp-fsr!-kvari ialS-ers inn-
r1edately. state Free Employment Bureau. S35
Century building.
LABORERS wANTED-Ten - elsar land
In Southeast Missouri: either s1,traot or day
wage. s,a's Free Employment BuIesr. go Gen.
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POSITIONS FILLED.

During last week the following employed stu
6crrs Of the Southwestern Business College. 40
oiive e. bOnhlecpeTS and stcnoSraphers: Cot
ton Belt Railroad. Equitable building: Waters
p.cice oil Co. odd Fellows building: the Van
DYKE Co. as Y Second st. L. :. Wholesale Wall
fDIcr Go. Ninth and Pine sts This school pre-
rares persons fo- the best office crnplo, ment and
makes speciality OF assisting graduates TO gool
positions. No vacations.
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labOYerS Wanted.

q" men. Tent and Olive: - men. Sixteenth
anu Franklin. hH men. Twelfth and Clark: rate
90 pc. hrJr. - union pavers. Fourteenth and
Pine. Nhhct-t;ambie Construction Go.
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WOMEN Il, do TiaJu sewing az horne. 81. ~
DAY. -Four months work EuaraHt"e,i. sind
-tsniped addressed flN'lug. f"T particulars. Il
W Nuttou \ &C. Dept. -. railIasi'hia. g.
WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED Monarch
II! I'r 60. ia.turs. Baden. To- learn o. max"
ru'I'r shoHS, good vases and steady employ
n ,:l,- AI.lN n mM-..
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APPRENTICE wANTED-Au apprentice win
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BARBER vANTED-C;rod Young barber for
steady ;!aCc. ~ Arsenal 81
EpoKkEEFEE WASTED-State experience
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IOOKKFEPER WANTED-Exrer.rnce book
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BOYS VANTED-Tvo boys. one Tor chores.
cheap. and for houseboy- Arrly 22z7 Locust -.
RRICNI.NYERS wANTEp-Sev.n bricklayers-
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BUSINESS mer to try our hair cut loo. shave
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IDa;A I'm. II.
CANyAsSERS WANTEp-Canvassers for fast
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cANVASSERS WANTED - Canvassers ~ho
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" .. Republic.
CARPENTERS AND CAR BUILDERS WANT
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~.
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HNLkNNAGNe)vpN

MERCANTILE COia.E.iE.
Lincoln Trust bldg. seventh and chestnut sfs-
Individual instruction given. Commercial. snort
I.-S .-aa Er>lish BrAaeheA. Wyife Tor cAtA@lDae.
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LOST AND FOUND,

I
LoSf.Whtts rlssry beads. Return to z2ss Csss
and receive reward
LOST Black ard white p.irrv u,.-ntns olt
Reward !; returned 49, Washington.
HfSf-prprSit b,,sk. NJ, sS2S tz<isaf bv Union
Trust TO Please return, To sstf Germany.
iJ.SF-t'lac. t;cyacn setter dog sr.t blue llew-
eIisn niteh pup tewstd- i@fA ; Eighth ST
LoSr-ir Union Trust building closet. iats
THURSDAY afternoon sO.t watch chain and Ma
sonic charm. iAhefsi reward ami ~ questions
asked II tetufnsd 20 40. Uniya Trus, tuiliins
lcST-saVlnss PASS hook NJ, Iis75. Of tho
Mississippi Valley Fru-t ,.r,r,arV is missing
Aby person having claim i, - Ser-hs .ss.ied
ui.on "a present the sSnfs within DAYS.
submit 70 having ss'd rassto.lS csncsied. and
issued
s. f"var' will he u7,a for tc,ly of sam VIM
zcnt tc"i'rc'il. WIN Jumped OF t.sds bridge on
tr.tav morning. July ~ Address Mrs Malta
Vincent. sles IhGsthut st. 81. Louis, M.
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BASTERS Etc. WANTED Nasters finishes
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Ventilation. 1915 Pine s..
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dress Mrs Mary z Wheeler. s. Washington st.
-
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STEAMSHIPS.

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IkfAK-th!N3 IIoNOLrLc. FaciAc Matt : $
Co. Occidental oriental S : 90. sna OF
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