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Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-06

Over $1,000 was received by the
Hull corporation last year i'm fines
from traders for trading on Sundays
says the London Leader,
No fewer than 1869 successful. pros.
ecutions were undertaken by the police
against shopkeepers for contraven-
ing the Lords day act Of Charles l.,
and In every case the usual fine of five
shllllngs, including costs, was Jim.
posed. Hull stands unique dn the
system and regularity with which
this ancient act--it is dated 1b77-da
administered
And Monday morning one may see
on the cahrge list Of the police court
70 orS0, and sometimes more, Lords
day summonses. A stranger might
expect to see q file Of indignant
tradesmen passing before the learned
stipendiNry muglstrnth, protesting
against being fined for keeping open
,ishop on Sunday, But nothing of the
G,kipd. Last year only about three om
INF the whole 1909 defendents appear
,,ed in answer to -rmmons; the year
Abefore there was one, and In many
previous years none, Strange as il
mhy seem, they send the errand boy
or some one to pay the fine (the uni
form sum of five shilligns, including
costs, for each offense), and stranger
still is the fact that they are content
to pay it week after week with the
regularity of clock work, since VI IL
practically the same people who nrt
summoned every week. None Is per,
mitled to escape the tinc--not even
for single Sunday. A shopkeeper
who thus keeps open perSisVentiy Sun
day after Sunday pays in the course
of n year Gl3 lin fines, which, by
reason Of the fixed sum of five shll
lngs. per week, is looked upon rather
as license TO break the law shan
punishment for violating It.
The class of tradcsman pounced up
on with This unrelenting regularity
is. composed mainly of tobacconists
sweetstuif dealers, news agentsss and
sellers of fried fish and other delect
ablcs. Even The Hebrew slipper max
ers, who keep their Sabbath on Sat
urday, are not spared If they work
on the Christian Sunday.
Each Sunday plain-clcthes officers
are told off I'm the respective dlvision'
TO report all shops open. In one di
Ntision--the Old Town--there are over
60 Itradesman who make practice Of
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-06

Senator Penrosc Of Pennsylvania ID
commonly reported to he u "muchine
man. aud to belong to the Quay ma
,hiue at that, lie does not resent the
designation, either, One day, said Il
friend Of beth men recently Senator
Quay met senator Penrosc aud they
walked together up TO the cupitol
"penrosc,' asked Quay chow old
are y1u?'
nm 3s, Why do you ask?"
"lou are pretty near 40 years old
and you are not married yet You
ought to btt%shnmed Of yourself
Why haven't YOU got Il wife,"
WELL" said Pcnrosr, "ln the first
place, never found anybody thought
would have me, In the second place,
] never saw anybody | thought Il
wanted"
"Penrose," said Quay loughlngly,
III order you 10 get married, The
papers say I'm your boss and that
You nre the creature Of the machine.
Now, simply MS n matter Of good poll
tics, ] order you to md pretty girl
and get married"
AN right, Senator" said the junior
Statesman. "lm an old soldier and
! alwOy0 obey orders. I'm u machine
man and I'm proud Of 1t. II you sOy
marry I'll do II, I'll marry any
woman who can secure the endorse
ment OF the state central committee
for the job"
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-06
FOOD EOn IHE FIGRTEns
How Uncle sam IN Providing for IFM
Soldier boys who War In
Ihe Tropics.

One OF the important parts
In modern army organization 1,
the comnissNry Experimentation
who have charge OF presiding
the necessalies of life for th,
men who are fighting their coun
uy's battles, Aud this problem grow,
larger each succeeding year as oul
nation pushes lis power out over tn,
globe. The time was when our gov
eminent needed to consider no eli
mate but our native one when buying
supplies for the army, but now sine,
our flag is kissed by the sun Of al
most every cline, and since, as Web
stcr Said OF England, "our lYornlng re
vcllle Is heard round the world W.
have found 1t necessary TO use the
greatest care to select those food pro
duets which possess the greatest
amount Of nulrltiye Quullticsi and
which, at the same time, Nre prepared
with such care and intelligence that
makes II possible for them TO he
transported thousands Of miles
through varying climates, aud stllI
ret0ln freshness and strength,
Thus n is that the United States
government Is putting the best brains
nnd experience into the work Of feed
ing lis soldiers, for the food they
cOt Is more important, In ils hearing
on their fighting qualities, than thclr
accoutremcnts As an example OF
The way Uncle Sam does thlugs, II
may be noted that an order wus re-
Gently placed with Swift a. Coz the
well known Kansas CITY packers, for
100000 pounds Of their Fancy Leak
fast Bacon, This will go to san
Francisco in ear lots, and from there
10 China, IT would no doubt be a
pleasing reflection for some soldier
boy, rs he stands within the walls OF
the Imperial city, to think that the
meat he Is eating might have come
from oli his own fathers farm In the
valley Of the Kuw, or along the banks
Of the Missouri, or out on the plains
Of Kansas, And 80 might some farm
cr as he stands feeding his porkcrs,
fondly imagine that they may some
day be transformed into Fancy I'rcalS-
fast Bacon such MS is made by Swift a.
Company, and that HIS boy, In thc
land Of the Celcstials, or on the banks
Of the pasig, might make n meal from
II, II Is n matter for congrntulOtlon
that the American soldier does not
need 10 eat a mouthfu Of prepared
food bearing any other than an Amer
lean label and that both raw and
finished product comes from his own
home land
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-06

nance, and they shook their heads
In pity when abiding to the youth
whom disappointment had driven
from his home,
Fifteen yenrs Inter the two sisters
found their income so depleted II was
necessary to do something 10 support
themselves, The spacious library was
opened as millinery shop and the
hope OF cNtchIng q glimpse of Miss
Phoebe or fcrretlmg TO the bottom of
the mystery gave an impetus 90 trade.
hut there wns no Sign Of her except
In the dainty touch that was apparent
In the fashionlng Of the honnets, The
hats which Phoebe trimmed took EN- an
added value, and the work in the wins
dows proved that the nlmble fingers
were busy though the heart had ceased
to work.
When the news Of money troubles
reached lIodley Johnson he travelled
poslhnste TO Bro0kvillc and drove
straight TO The dwelling which had he.
come his swcethcort's hung tomb,
and whore the hcyd0y Of his youth
aud courtshlp had been spent,
Phocbe's sister greeted him, white
and aged, and grown older than her
years By the atmosphere Of secret
GRIEF and mystery, but the response
wns the same MS when he had last
heard II, and he returned broken
hcprted 10 the new home he had made
for himself in the West, a home Of
prosperity md successful asso' iatlon,
but not the home Of his heart
lie was one Of the presidential clec
tors from the state Of Utah at it's flrsG
national election.
Inst year he died, never having mar
rIed, never having learned the cause
of the parting THAI threw n shadow
over his whole life, Though IIadley
johnson came IN contact With people
his Me was as bitterly lonely as was
the womun's who confined herself
within four walls,
Often the professors Of Brookville
callcge balrded In TOE Mecls home,
and they brought oHt news of the
wonderful intellcC OF the rccluse,
The best books they possessed were
willingly loaned TO her and the mark
ings that sometimes appeared on the
margin8 gave evidence Of master
brain and reasoning,
In the WomauS exchange there was
frequently proof of her handiwork.
Wonderful cmhroIderieS and marked
orl hn,,.tft,l,1 t,ll, Imam r,,pJ iIg
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-06

The Missouri Pacific runs the only
1hrough sleeper between Hutchinson
and Kansas City an | the only through
train between Hu Crimson and ~
Louis. See them for rates and route
to all points east.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-06

The weighing of infants, a part q
the routine in children's hospitals and
Of the greatest value as an indicator
of health or disease, is unfortunately
not so common rs it shouI1 be in pri
vate families. DR.. Graham discussing
at The Philadelphia Pediatric society
says: "rhe rule that n child has double,
its birth weight at the fifth monthand
triple at from the twelfth to the four
teenth month makes very good and
useful working record"
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-06
About Dining Cars.

The verdict given by the general public that
the Great Rock Island Route has the best din
Ing car service In tho world, viii not be dis
puted by patrons who have used this line.
Thousands OF letters teslIfytO this fact A boz
ter meal cannot be secured In any notol or rev.
taurant In the cities or New York or Chicago
than 10 served In the Rock Island dnlng cars I.
A la carte on All cara; u eplendid luncn serve
ON Colorado tIans for 10 oentr.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-06
AGENTS WANTED.

The Interchangeable Campaign II, ick Dsdgt
agents wanted everywhere"
Sample by mail 10 cents.
II by mall 800
100 by express T,h0
1909 By express 1880
We ARE manufacturing i000,000 as n starter
and can ship out-of-town orders at once 10 IL
new, novel, original and handsomely gotten
up; will afford an immense amount OF amuse-
mcnt and he tremendous seller, Hustle In
your ordor send money by registered letter,
express order or postal order; terms cash.
cLoYD NOVELTY CO.,
s23 New York Life Bldg Kansas City, NO.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-06

When man gives you u dime TO zee
museum freak he exhibits his own
curiosity at the same time.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-06
DUPLICATION NorlJE.
ss-.----.
State Of Kansas, Reno County, ss
In the District Court for Said County.
Dora Brooks, Plaintiff,

Abo Brooks, Defendant,
sid defendant, Abe Brooks, will tiko notice
that he nas bcen sled IN tho eabove-named court
for a divorces from the bonds OF matrIln1ny. by
the above named plaintiff, Dora Brooke, ana
must answer the pettlon filed therein by pad
plnlntifI on or before the I'D day Of september
A. D, 1890, or said petition will be tax m ~ true
anl judgment for plaintiff in said action for u
slstng between plaintiff aul defendant will be
rendered accordingly
Attesti j &, sMLu, Clerk
lsEALl of Sqii Olutt.
FRANK s. WHrELiw, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-06

In seven counties In southern Mis-
souri, rich fields of minerals have been
found, and there is great activity there
at this time.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-06

Now since you need some dishes, 90
ard visit Brehms nd get some at those
reduced prices.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-06

In 1870 there were 5000 Shakers In
the United States. Now they do not
number more than 1000.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-06
A Good
INVESTMENT.

Fortunes are BENG made every day by on
compaplos I'm tho oil fields In southern CALI
fornla. which arc the greatest producers M
tho world, Some wells producing as mucn ~
600 barrels u day, worth SIOJ per barrel, aneI
many wells twenty-five years old arc still low,
Ing strong. .A
Our company has 1850 acres OF oil land IN vn.
viches, oil district In the state some OF the
best wolls arc our nearest ncishhors, hence nl9,
with Utmost absolute assurance that we comd3
mence drilling our wells and that oach ans3
every one will pour forth an uninterrupteaY
dow of wealth FOR lhc fortunate owners
Tue Uaiougo aaa ..l.D.l.E @. OhH company ar0
nll mon whose character and financial standin@
are beyond question and we Invite tho closesg
investigation The highest references Wln'
gladly be furnished upon requost
For q short time We win sell limited amouns
OF worcestershire stock at ten cents shAro
(par value al 0O). Every cent of money rocelvcm
on the sale Of stock goes into further develops
meat and lust as soon as oil Is struck the pric9
of shares will rapidly advance until, prooQbiy
In n very short time, II will reach and pass tnel
mar value mark. Write for free pamphlet fully
describing our prospects and proposition.
will cost you nothing to investigate this. WITT
At once as the stock will soon be advanced. We
don't want cent Of your money until ysB
have fully Investigated our company
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-06

SiXty-fyc years have elapsed. but
Phoebe Meeks has kept to the seclu
sion Of her room. What strange freak
Of her nature, or of her lovers, parted
them? What hasty word may have
wounded her, or what sudden insight
into his character may have checked
the course Of her love will probably
3 never be known. Hadley johnson
was bewlldercd by her behavior. Day
after day he called, only to be met with
the same message--that Phoebe could
mot see him, He argued, he pleaded,
he eptreated for o word with her, or
even a look into her face. but she
would not relent and declared that
nelther he nor anyone should ever look
at her again. For four years Hadley
johnson pleaded in vain and never
missed day in calling and sending
up his supplication. Then he went
away.
The village gossip ceased talking at
last. Wonder faded into mystery, and
the Meeks homestead, that had been
the life of the village, assumed the as.
pect of tomb.
Phoebe's sister so positively refused
20 speak her name that people ceased
TO question her, People ltrayeled dis
tances to look at the home where this
strange girl had secluded herself and
Sarred out the world from her TO.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-06

A RcGWtdr Gr1dUdfd IN McdA,ine.
uAss-sa laErssss.i
Orcr gS Ycars' Spccidi Practice.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


FREE SAMPLE OF BENZOfN
Balm for chaps and rough skin. given 90
any lady calling 81 persse's drug stores.
Henry aud Abercorn. Taylor and Whita-
ker
M YOU'VE COZ TWO LUNGS LEFT.
Sow Rem will cure your cough. dollar
bottle guaranteed 20 cure or money re-
funded Persse's drug stores.
FOR SALE. PALMETTO BERRIEs.
either dried or fresh. in any quantities.
+. w. Amsden, Ounond. Fla.
FOR SALE. ONE GOOD DRAUGHT
horse. warranted sound Apply - East
Henry street.
COWS. WITH YOUNG CALVES. FOR
sale Call an West Boundary street, see
them.
FIRE PROOF SAFES-WE CARRY
fine line Of IRE proof safes N stock 80 al
timca The parties can SEQ exactly what
they are getting Our prices are as low
a. manufacturer sell u. with freight add
ed Parties interested. who wish good
IRE proof safe. will do well 20 Inspect
our stock tappman Bros. Lappman
block. agents for manufacturers.
ApNERTIsENENT SIT IN CAP
ITALS WILL ~ PRINTED IN CIsAs-
S1FIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS 4 WORD NO AID.
vERT1sEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN 2gc.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19
II BrOuGhtOn ST., West.


sCHNFEEs CEI.EHEArEp HOME.
MADE MINDt MEAT PIES FOR
CHRISTMAS DINNER All KINDS
OF FRUIT rlES ALSO ORDER BAR.
li. O. SciNfEN 900 JEFFERSON.
A&p i-a LIBERTY EAST
iF IT'S RUGS YOU WANT YOU CAN
get them cheaper from McGllis
GILT CHAIRS TABLES COCCHES.
cozy corners. reception enllrs heather
chairs. tu immense assortment al rea-
souAhle price a. T. Miller. agent
WHEN YOU SEE MGlLIJs SIXTY
inch 9a-cent rugs. YOU Will buy them.
Just can't hc.p h. viii sell IN any guam
uty.
"FURNfTtRE MOVED WITH CARE"
is a speciality with McGillis
NOW ABOUT YOUR WINTER
clothing 80 us put % Ca shape pr
month. Sterling Pressing club. - York W
IMMENSE LINE on RATTAN ROCK
cra from 81 As up 60 fi5. o.. T.. Miller,
agent.
MGITI.Is 10 CHEAP ON RUGS. NETS
lace curtains hammock. water coolers
pillows. pictures. stoves. bedroom suits.
and furniture Of every description.
CANAHIUs NNp GOLD FISH. J.
Gardner i2 Hroughton street, east
FIRE WORKS FIRE woHKsi At
3s Wet HrouEhton
MiLLERs HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR
brothers aud other fellows brothcn
you wili have io call and examine our
immense limo lu order Go thoroughly ap-
nrcclatc toe subject. G.. r. Miller.
agent.
FOR 4 PRETTY BEDROOM SUIT
parlor and diuing-room furniture. you
should go TO Teeple'a
KENsINGTON FARM rs on AN
elevation ia the country. free from city
drainage. Impossible FOR milk 10 become
contaminated. by impure odora; II YOU
want pure jersey milk phone 23f5 De-
livery prompt: satisfaction guaranteed.
MGILLIs MOVES PACKS SHIPS
and stores pianos and furniture. best work
only 90 Cheap-John" pfices-no Cheap
John" jobs
LILIES or THE VALLEY. Ny
own imporintIons in cold storage. rclis
to deliver pips every saturday. leave or-
dcrs with J Gardner agent a. Hroura-
ton street east. 4. g. oeiHchiE. nursery
opposite Catholic Cemetery
MLLERs HOLIDAY GIFTS ron
sisters aud other fellows risicra: toilet
Tables ladlcs' desks chlnonlcrs pictures
o. al kinds. come ana see uF. We VIII helm
Won out q r Miner agent
TEEPLE CAN SAVE YoU MONEY ON
stoves. steel ranges oil heaters and hot
stun heaters 5i7 Broughton. west.
MlLLERs HOLIDAY GIFTS ron
children: dolls and TOYS ~ every descrin-
tiou. chairs baby carriages ro-carts
vciocipedes trlcvcioa. express wagons. pt-
troi wagons. G. =. Miller. agent
MGILLIs SELLS sIXTY.fNCH RUGs
Smyrna patterns-for % cents.
XMAS FLOWERS ROSES. HYA-
cnths ana Lilies OF the Valley viii b.
ready: ORDERS solicited. j. Gardner. D.
Brouehtou street. cast. agent for Oel-
schle's Nursery
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19
PYTHIANs CHOSE OFFICERS.
Excelsior Lodges cmi-AnnUai EIec-
ton Last Night.

At meeting or Excelsior Lodge
knights OF Pythas las, night. the cleo
ton Of officers for the ensuing year took
r,aoe. and resulted as follows.
G. ca. u. Bergen.
y. &C. j. Melvin.
T-G ". Allen.
A. Of Ar :. Nell
a. OF W.-R q. Bostick.
4 CT. ". Rurpee.
% CT. j. Masters
NJ Of F-J q. Bernhirdt
X OF Il. a S.-W. a.. SWtNges
NJ o. Ex-M a. sweat
rrustco-W. ! Miscaily. Jr.
naii Committee u. 4. Harmon, y Y.
Lowell. and r Davis.
The newly elected officers will be in.
stalled az the next regular meeting. the
first Tuesday night In January. The at
tendance 20 last nights meeting Was
large. and great interest was manifested
ir the elections. The retiring officers dis
anguished themselves for the hdelity with
which they discharged their duties 20 thc
lodko during their terms
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19
KNEW HIS BUSINESS.
Knew something besides what He
Read in hooks.

The wise. up-to-datc modern doctor Is
no longer ucd down 30 the hard and fast
rules OF what his medical hooks say. he
shall use and what be may withhold 10
treating his patient
The successful doctor nowadays De- the
one who is quick 60 avail himself OF any
remedy. new or old which holds out a
chance OF cure no matter whether 70 is
Auopa,hic. Homeopathic or neither ouc.
Dr Jenuison. an an Interesting article
on ind gestion ana dyspepsia says:
''Niue teuihs ~ all people. who apply to
ms Tor advice and treatment think they
have This iilmcni or that ailmcnt. but ]
nui ON close examination, that their
whole trouble arises from poor digestion
They have little appetite and II they
10 nave an appetite the food they cat
does them no good Why? Because IL is
but half digesscd causing thin blood.
weak nerves. sleenlessucss. aching bones
pains iu chest. formation ~ gases, belch-
ing etc. They tell me they believe they
have consumption. or heart disease. rhcu-
matism nervous pro@trstion. in fact most
every disease but The right one
In reality che whole trouble IS IN the
stomach and nowhere else. Now what
/ DO with such people? / don't feed them
on prc-direstei foods like babies nor
stomach blttcrs" nor patent uostruma
which know nothing about No homo
orahle physician viii prescribe q remedy
unless b. knows what o. contains ana ~
probable effects.
For au such patients ! have but one
prescfiution. advise them 20 go 90 the
nearest drug store and get 60 cent box
OF suarfs Dyspepsia Tablets. use
them with remarkable success ir nll cases
OF Indigestion and stomach trouble. be-
e,tfae I know what stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets consist ~ and what they viii do.
Thav contain the vegetable essences
diasfase and governments test pepsin
which are tine thinEs every weak stomach
lacks 90 resiore natural digestive viEor
and ~ / had dyspepsia myself % r. tho
one remedy ! should take.
when = naticnt comes 90 me complain
ing II siisli headaches. sour stomach, bad
taste. nervousness. helching 81 gas, or
heart trouble which g. generally caused
from Indigestion. / tell him 10 take one
ar two OF s,uarts Tablets after each
rne,l ard as often during the day as he
has any trouble. and ! feel confident 7
have given that patient che best advice
could give'
sfuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are large
plesasnt tasting lozenRes. containing dias-
,,ae and pcpsln combined with fruit and
vegetable essences. They are NOT cathar-
tic and do nos act on any particular or
SAN like ordinary drugs. but simply act
snfirsiv on the food eaten. They are a
natural digestive. pure ans simple.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ere sold ~
druggists at - cents per package through
out the United States. Canada and Great
Britain.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19
CLUBS TO BOOST M'MILLAN.
Iconiinucl from Tenth pare.l

WIN BE- held ls not known 4, the preson.
Tine. a prominent iea,i,r OF the admin
irtr"iiou side. who Is in a position 10
Know OF whatever movement u this die
is1'loh mas takc place. was asked about
tae matter yesterday
"a has rot been settcd set" hc satI
Wl'n tine mass meeting viii take place.
~ i'+i DIT may uo edld the matter has
"el. so iAr been given ans thought.
IT'D" chances are mat go action in am.
direction Will he taken untU aitsr the
n"hHhNF. Nhie mo date o. tlp election.
'an = = fan.iiy ornrcsrhirg. thc inter
Ff"i"n az me holiday viii cause ps.Itl-
clans Co hold on for the preseut anl
being their definite actions with regard ~
'f''idttcs ana policies os close down to
that date u- - possible
Mayor Myers himself o. not saving
Anl ininr Ht present \ large number OF
hs friend have asked him to make en-,
race 1E1iu. Hut before Boz makes ans pus-
u' statement Doe is desirou- of having fhe
unanimous Enforcement or % meeting 81
1is friends. and those associated POLITICAL
% Win me ndmiul-tratiou faction When
i1Hi indor-rmcnt comes. 49, % undoubtedly
"Il fo viii NOT hesitate 20 say that he
is in tlc race
The administration people. look unon
cog movement OF the opposite faction AS
one ihat is purely political the object -
which is not go benefit tho city. but to
max" a ngr Tor ,hc offices simply ani
solely for future prestige. one Of them
SAID yesterday tnli 10 must bc evident 90
tar Liberal club faction that they would
nf beaten taking into consideration the
WY things went Dee the county election
Toe change BOZ party lines. hs said auq
'oi 1nF ininf IKE wnat some pcupic sup
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19

CHANGED Plan ron nONDs.
Yacht Club Considered Financial
aud other Matters


lhe proceedings % a previous meeting
relative 10 tho issue 90 sie. 5oo OF bonds bv
the Savannah y..5f -tth vy,-. ,,,.,,l...t
go, ,,..,t,..
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NOON "' 'h' cruz mousse 81 Ihundefhoit
The measure or Eiuaiiy adopted by the
club called Tor Sl2.an of rer cent bonds
90 ba r.asoni.B yftbt, ar,.., ,h,,,,,,,
''' 'Ni'''''"" "' I'VE years.
Ih'lf concentration Was 90 bc sl"
lt WAS found that the bonds could be
noat.1 n.of. -eadl,. IT. the 8,e wars pro-
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19


WANTED FIFTEEN OR TWENTY
good wood cutters Apply 1T Thomlsson
4 Harveys wood yard. $40 Harris street.
west
MECHANICS ENGINEERS. ELEC-
trirlans. nremen. etc. A free scholarship
Ia engineering will Boz awarded 10 few
well recommended applicants American
School OF Correspondence Boston. Mass
WANTED. Statesmen FOR FINE
Kentucky whiskies and wines. barrel and
case goods. salary or commission. The
D. ~ rye Co. Lexington. KS
WANTED Az EXPERIENCED
salesman on commission 10 retail trade
Tor Georgia. Florida and Alabama. FOR
Mems Mckay sewed shoes; state expert
eoec and give reference Address J. r..
Box es5 Boston, Mass.
WOODsMAN WANTED. WHO CAN
furnish good reference aud plenty Of tur-
peutine hauls Apply at once. Il.
Bishop Eidndge. Fla.
Statesmen WANTED TO SELL OUR
goods by sample 90 wholesale ana retain
trade. va are che largest ana only man
ufacturors ln our line In the world. liberal
salary paid Address. Can-pex Mfg Co.
once. = Board o. Trade building. savsn-
nah Ca.