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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PREPARING
~ the MeeatIoo il san Ant0nio q tho

For the Meeting in San Antonio OF the
Gas and Electric Light Association.
san Antonio. Texas December - r. H.
Miller Of Dallas j. II. stuart OF Waco, A.
D Judge Of Tyler r. H. jenkins and II.
A. Evans Of san Antonio, the directors OF
the Southwestern Gas Electric Light end
Street Railway association. held a meet
Ing In this city today for the purpose ~
making arrangements for the fourth annual
meeting or the association, which win be
held In this city beginning April rs. full
program was agreed OF and every naees.
sary preparation made for the meeting. 1t
Is expected that nj least hfteen delegates
viii attend
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swedieah Explorers Hardshins.

Chrsdana, December p Dr. sven An.
d'Fs ledip' the Swedish traveller twho re-
eently reached Ladakh Cashmere. from
exploring the Cobb desert and Thibob has
wired his greetings TO King Oscar mud Al
the Same time Informed him that his marty
was attacked by aoo Thlbetan soldiers dur.
ing the course Of his jour gy. and that an
his caravan were lost hut that his ynlnahle
notes were saved, King Oscar has replied
~ telegraph 10 DR. Hedln, sending his
thanks aud greetings,
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WASHINGTON.

Both Admiral Sampson and Captain Cook
wore reported 10 be improving
SecretIry Of the Navy Long again denied
that there IS any truth IN the reports that
he is TO retire from the cabinet.
The administration has shown no con-
Germ over the report that Germany may
interfere with the isthmian canal
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Charoe Wa. Withd,,,,,,,

London, Nocembcr %. A dispatch to the
STANDARD from Rome says that the italiaa
foreign office has hten informed that the
ettsul general Of the United States 10
Cairo. Egypt John G. Long, had with.
drawn his charge thai he Italians have
encouraged slave trading IN the italian
colony OF lritrea
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oueen Alexandra Is m.

London, December 23A dispatch to the
lar announces that the journey OF King
Edward and Queen Alexandra 10 Saudrlng
ham whore they were TO spend Christ
mas has been postponed IN consequence
OF q slight indspositlon Of Queen AleNan-
ORA. II Is understood her maJesty's In.
disposition is not serious,
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COMMERCIAL.

The London stock market generally was
more cheerful during the week on ac-
count Of encouraging South African war
news.
Business in Germany was extremely light,
notwithstanding the holiday season.
The Manchester cloth market was very
firm. though the amount Of business was
unimportant.
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SERIOUS FAMILY FIGHT.
Son Shot His Father and Was Shot
urn As Was Also Bis Sister

huntington, W. Va, December % Dur.
,hs family quarrel in Central CITY. VII
l'an Lanerty was shot and seriousIv
Wounded by his son, Burt Lafferty. Alter
nelng injured, the father, selling a sbotern
son 'n W. 'ue street and fred az his ieeing
mn, .ue Shot penetrating his back itis
erfv T Sl result fatally. Rebecca Ian
S Mns3 he turned and he hred al be as'I inr
u ilg a serious wound Iaffertv - ~
jail. V"'cers ana Is now in
Iaaerty had not been uvln1 Win =,
b tpnnlF and claims that ne called MI t H.
Notnnee TO trE, 10 heal mp Old diGnre, ~ ane
nl TShS pI 9llege that Lafferty was Win
scena ava we when the son reached tbe
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MANCHESTER CLOTH MARKET FIRM.
emount Of Business Transacted asst
week, However, Was Inirnnnrta,,4

week However, Was Unmportant
Manchester. England, December 22.-The
c'o'h market was very firm during the past
"e'E' The amount Of business transacted
was urinrortant The cloth market is no.
coming more difficult to deal with. hut
taere is we'll progressed tendency IA
harden as producers strengthen their nost.
non, Independently Of any movement in
The inquiry from India for most descrin.
llons was plentiful although often nh
workable. There were occasional trapSac.
ions, the lack Of confidence operating as
IL uraE. Ihero was some inquiry aud few
nnimp9rtant sales, Meditteranca0 NAV.
kkets seem to be healthy. Yarns are firm
There was fair amount of ofrcrings
shghty below spinncrs' requirement.
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Congressman Wooten at Home.

Dallas, Texas, December % Congress.
man Dudley G. wooteu reached home TO-
night from Washington 20 spend the hoH-
day recess. He viii put 20 much % bis
iine during thr recess in Basque county
making his political fences stronger than
taey are The Basque primaries ars SEIZED
nled for March 20.
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British Commander CHANGED Flaos.

canstantnople December % III Is re.
ported from Basra. Asiatic Turkey. that
the commander OF a British gnnhoat has
removed the Turkish flag from the resi-.
deuce Of Maharouk, the shelkh 81 KnN'Vfe.
aud replaced II nv Maharouk's own ans
In token Of his independence.
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G. ol,is Politician Shot

81. louis, Mo-, DecemD', ,,s,IIiid,b q
Ryan, well known loca. . S SsIls sli'ss
shot az a late hour tonight "p" Rv,p y
on a prominent city cO pr, .stsrts 4,
seriously injured, bullet The sa.s ',:
.icft side OF the abdomen The culmlssii
is supposed 10 have peeah i has eslar,.
OF n political feud wh, -, several CO.,
a hcxly contested wara I'VE
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MUST RENouNcE NATURALIZATION.
NaturalIzed American Citizens Are to Be
Expelled from Turkey.

tonstantinople, December 1.-THE au-
thorities at Beyrut Syria, have notified
naturalized American citizens that they
must rcnounce their naturalization within
fifteen days, otherwise they will be ex
PEELED from Turkey. Spencer Eddy, nrst
secretary Of legation at Constantinople.
has made an energetic protest In the mat
ter he has written the Turkish authori-
ties demanding the withdrawal Of the meas.
uro.
The Incident may become serious owing
10 the absence OF naturalization treaty.
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ON Behalf OF MISS STONE.

Representatives OF Missionaries Still En-
deavorine to Open Negotiations.
Constantinoplc, December 81, w. w.
Feet treasurer OF the Turkish mission In
Constantinople, and NJ. Garguilo, dragoman
OF the United States legation here. are
stln at Saonlka endeay orlng 60 omen nego
taiions with the hrigandS who hold cap.
tive Miss Ellen NJ. Stone, and 10 fix a
rendezvous with them
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lllliuger, TEXAS. December n Camp No.
22I. Woodmen OF the World OF this place.
at It's meeting held here last Thursday
elected the following officers for the com.
Ing year L. J. Weber consul commander;
Il, u. Neumann, adviser lieutenant: A. r.
Weber, clerk 7. s llruska. banker. &. 4,
Never. escort; Is. Korheler. Waterman
~. liiiimcr, sentry; A. Z, knolle, nhvsl.
ciap; = Neumann. manager; H. J AeLer,
representative.
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SPORT

A. G spaldinE notified all the clubs IN
the National Baseball league that n tenn
porsry injunction had been issued against
him from serving as president
Twenty four thoroughbred racing horses
arrived at New York from London
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Presents for Their Maiesties.

London, December %. The royal academy
has prepared a unique present Tor their
matesucs in honor Of the accession To the
throne Tho seventy members ~ the acad
envy have each painted n water color OF uni
form size; their pictures are now being
privately exhibited at Burlington lrusc
prior TO their presentation TO their mojes-
itps
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Enoland's Bad Financial Condition.

London, December % The marquis ot
Londcrry, postmaster general replying to
memorial from the London chamber Of
commerce. says that the present condition
OF the nations finances prccludes the lay.
provinces.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

Inc Persons kllled in a Wraok.

Green Bay. Wis, December 22.-In
freight wreck on the Northwestern road
between Sunmico and Oconto this after
noon two persons were killed and another
fatally injured. Eight cars burned, con-
Stunning the bodies Of the dead
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eermanY sent uItImatum.

Rerllu, December - 1t Is said that
Germany has sent an ultlmatum TO yene.
2uela threatening forclble measures to eonl
Pei the satisfaction OF German creditors OF
that country
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PREPARING FOR ACTION.
Germany Will Make Bluff al
Venezuela

Borlln, December - 1t Is stated
upon good authority that the Ger
man government Is preparing for
military action against Venezuela In
orSer TO compel a settlement Of Ger
man claims against that country.
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A Good Place E
To find what YOU ".
an Xmas present e, want "a D. !
or a friend. 'oui'sH
We can still fit all eom,..
a nice nc " winter Suit from J: ! J; =
Or show you a good ,,,,..
inen Mt OF aO Overcoats from r's : a.
to 5000. Ni' ''V
Our G e ne raj Furnj,bi,.
Goods line you knou ,'''' !
always to the front. '
IN : Silk Umbrellas you VA
lind a great assortment, Wy
See Our Bath Robes, S,r,L
ing and Office Jackets. ''''1'
| ne most complete and -.
line Of Ties, Silk S,,sr ,ss.I
ers, etc., ever shown ~ !.
Houston. An inspee,io :
pleases. 'Su'l
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The application Of J T jarvis, W. n.
Pay. S jarvis. }. II sharp, j. Lcqry and
T r. Collier to organize the First Ma
uonol hank Of Troupe, Texas. with S25olD
capital has been approved 10y the comptrol.
lcr Of the currency
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FOR SALE-EIegaut family coy, giving three gul-
Ions milk a DAY. Enquire 1000 Providence s.
Br1okland. ID. c. mos
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandra
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave and Iglz 81
IN eject May I. 1901.
For AleTandril-Week days CSC. T-O4. 80,
500, Sc s-53. g-25. 1850. Il-Ol. 1I-3O a. n.
xlz.o5 100. I2-s5. Nl G5 rs 200 2.21. N3 So
so 500. Ef-l5. ass. s-54. sos X5-zs. $50,
o.oS. o-S3. 1903 750 500 ss5. g-S9 lois II 20,
lL-29 p m sundays. T-i5 900. g-s5 1879 100.
- a. m. 100 noon $3.50. 800. $50, 200.
~. 300, $50. 4-1J $50. 500 SD COO C-30.
20 80. 500. s-4J. $50, le=I5. u-10 MO
OF Mount Fernon-WCek days, 6-2o 500. 1000.
4!.y1 a. m; Nl2-o5 xl IS, goo. 1872 $50 $50,
- -. 1913. 100 g-S0 p m Sundays 600 a. a.
200 noon 800 800. 200. $50 o. m
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridse-Week DAYS
C-So, 100 80 500 SD $50 s.z5. 1900 II 90
a N 'l2,o5, 1890 'I2-85. 1903. l-25. go.
80 SOP, go. $50 '4-23 asa 5-28. 6-os,
go. 700. 500 3. m sunday, 7.f5. goo. s.-5.
-lo-So, 100. 'I1-5) 300 noon, $3.50. 800,
80 200, 80 500 $50 400. 40, 500
$50 500 $50. ZOO. 80 500 o. H.
Parcels carried Baggage checked.
IEHpreSs- To Arlington only.
6. E. ABBOT J GOWN.
President. SuperintendenE
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Scashore Conncctions-
BALTIMORE & OHIO R,R,

schedule II eject July :, lssl-
Leave Washington. New jersey Ave and c 81
ChicaC5 sad NOrJEsest sI0-59 q. n, -s-55 Pm
Cincinnati, 81 Louis, and Indianapolis. 'I3-e5
a m, -3-45 ?. r. Tao night
Pirrsburg and Clevellnd -IC-5j a II. $50 p
m and 100 Risht.
winahester. SIS A. r., ..S-i5. and 49, P n
AEnSTosis. ueek dars. 7.I5. SIS A. r.. 12I5
and $50 P n sundays. $50 a. n and AS
Frederic. ISIS. $500. 1850 = II. --I:I5.
b. and - 25 ? II
HsEe-sr0uu. I0,05 A. n Eud I5-3o p
BOYD AID way Pcia-s- SIS. -'g-5J g. n, I'D
i4-a0. $50, -7-c5 p r.
Giai-ha-s5urg and way points. $50 900 A.
r.. l2-55. "-1l5 5-l5. 4=so, SEQ, so,
Ws-hiaytol funston and way points. as.
sa9,O9 O. m. IT'S 40. $50 r n
Baltimore. week days. L2-S5- 500. go x O.
X7-I5 $50. SIS X9-50, 1000 J. n Nlz--9 n.
ls-I5 xG-I8. X5.e0, n. CO. K4-33. f.55. E5-05,
$50 $50 x5-23. $50, x5-0o. EI3-31. HI 20.
Il IS p. n Sundays. KISS. K 20. ZT-Ls. SD,
xe-0O xl2-lO. zl- l9, rs Za-Ia. E8-@2 $50.
x5-C5. x5-Io. C.S3, Ks 60, Kl0-Go x1l-s1. E1I-S5
ROYAL Blue LINE.
Al trains illuminated win PI=sch Light
Baltimore. Philadelphia New kor-, Boston, ard
the Easz s2-25 80 tD5nerj. $50 lBufe),
Zoo DINER. 1000 DINER a n, sI2-l3
fDEusr) -1-l3 DINER $50 (--tsCEzl Lir-ice-.
Dinerl 400 lBaGet). '5C5 DINER. 500 sad
'lI-so P n (sieeErng CT open a. 1870 O. c-ocS0
P4r-ur cars On al cay trains Co..
Atlantic City, 1850 a. H., li2=Io noon. AID
rI-IO and 500 p IT.
Daily. Except SUNDAY ''slndag ozly-
Express t-zzzS
Baggage called for and checked frcn hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co. C-ccrs leir
G. ricket Ofices, 6l9 Pennsylvania aEGEue E1rrh-
west. View York avenue and Fifteenth Sr-set. sad
II depot Telephone ticket Oflces sc- & Q.
D. B, NARTTS. Mgr. Pass Trzae,
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RAILROADS.
.SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Capital City Route
Leave Washington. PcuuR. r. R. Station.
1901 A. m. FLA. AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY MAiL-ThrouCh Pullman Slccpe-s
20 jacksonville. connecting al
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper % Atlanta
6:55 p "a FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LIMITED Through Pullman sleep
er5 20 Tampa and Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
20 Petersburg. Raleigh. southern Pines pine
huTst). Camden Columbia. savannah. Jackson
vile, and all Florida points Charlotte. Athens
Atlanta. New Orleans. Chattanooga. Nashville
points West and Southwest
d:3O a. N. LOCAI-To Petersburg. Raleigh
DAILY. Southern Pines lPiurhurst1 Ham
let. and intermediate points
Once. 1894 \. Y. ave. and Pguna R. r. Cf5ces.
r. F. L BUNCH. ". Il. DOLL
General Pass Agent General Agent.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
IMPERIAL LnuTED.


NontrsaI 20 Nsncouver daily s,s05 males b
100 hours. LuNgTiOUs sleeping, draWiHs-room, aad
dining cars, with unsurpassed cuisl-e- To kanHs
lakes in the ClCuds Canadian Rockies G-eas
C}acieF o. the Selkirks Canons o. the Fr2ser,
FancOuveT Connecting With magnificent IN
press Steamships Tor Japan. China, india a1d
around The world Canadian Australian s. 8
for Honolulu and Australasia For Pamphlets
address Canadian Pacific Railway. 1923 Pa ave-
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
StaamhOat Go,

- Every day in the year FOR Norfolk. New
pott News, and al points south. By the
superb, powerful steel palace s;eamers
Newport News Norfolk and Wash
ington,' On me following schedule:
~ Washington go pm Lv. Portsmouth 90 pm
". AeEsndria--7-00 pm Lv. Sor;oIk....6O0 pm
Ar n M0nr0e7.O0 5in Lv- TT Monroe 700 pm
Ar Sortolk-----s.O0 am Ar. Alexandra $50 am
Ar- Portsmouth 8 IS am Ar Washington 90 am
Tickets On sale at B. Z, o. ticket Office,
- 6ls Penn ave. AID corner 18th st. and y.
- l. ave-. G & o.. ticket Offices. az 5l5 Penn.
ave, and 600 18th It, : A l. ticket Of
- Zee, 1888 y, Y. ave: Bend Building. I+th
- and y Y ave, and on board steamers.
= For further Information apply ~ gen
- erai Offices, foot 7th st.. or Bond building,
- lith and v Y. ave, Washington, d. G.
- Phone 200
JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

desks VIII Tar some difference. hLEEBLATS
18th and n g. me- m81-3
WANTED-To buy, old stamps c0ius, bills
Post Office Box To- c2s-3
WANTED-Childrcn's drcssmaking md hne sew
ing infants OUTFITS Address until Nov. J. 600
j 81. 81. mss
WANTED-fiighcst cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents east-od clothing; drop postal III call
B. TARSHES. 1905 9Th st. NV. e2O-lm
HIGHEST cash prices paid for an kind Of house
hold good. cast-oh clothes. hats, shoes feather
beds hair MATTRESSES. antiques. old gold and
silver. etc drop postal and / viii call; al
orders promptly attended TO- ~ WALKER, co
~ 81. sT. e23-7
WANTEDs-HiChost cash prices paid FOR ludics'
and gents Cast-od clothing; drop postal, IN call
s KEBEsKY. 1905 5th 81. NV. e2l-lm
HIGHEST cash prices paid for ladies' and gentle
mems CaEt-Cn clothing. Address postal and 1
VII call W. RICE. 1892 7th g. nv. m7-lm
WANTED-In making room in your house tyr
you new furniture you should bear IN mind
you can dispose Of your cast-oh carpets and
furniture 60 the best advantage MARCUS
NOTES MAMMOTH AUCTION ROOMS. I2ls-2O
st. Nv. Drop postal phone 1875, and will
call e6-lm
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LDOK-50e cash. 25c weekly. lace curtains. p1r-
.scres rugs table linen, table covers towels
blankets comforts. spreads quilts sheets pillow
cases. toilet and dinner ware SIlEe--Vlated ware
lamps. vases. clocks albums, Bibles. etc. Address
BOX j0 this office; VIII call with samples u2s-.
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ROYAL Blue LINE.
SOUTHERN RY.

Schedule corrected TO June J llCI
Trains leave from Pennsy lvanIa Station
sol O. Daily Local for Ha7rryCr5u--. " -
renton. Charlotte, and way stations
l-i5 q ~ Daily l. ) Fast Mail S,e-Pinz
cars 70 New Orleans. Columbia. S1r1rrah and
IsckssHFiIIe uRitiHS II Salisbury With sleeper for
Ashevllie. Chz-ezEaoca. ard Memphis. ard az
D=zville Elrh sleeper Tor Birmingham and az
ChErlsrte- VIA sleeper Tor August. solid -rIil
Washington 70 ReE 0rlszns- Dining or se-viez--
I-s7 A. m Daily local fer Wlrrear1u and
Ct1rlurtCsville-
ga p. H. Week Days Local for Fro1: Roya,
StEasOurs- and Hazri=olbu-s-
$50 p m Daily Local for Narreaton AID
lasrlCtrcSville
$50 p. m DAILY. Washington and Cazttsa0ozl
Limited CyIa LyEChOuTg)- Sleeping cars q Bozn-
1Lc knoxville, ChartanCCEa. Memphis. AID Neg
Grleuns- Through coach 20 Memphis D5-tEs car
e5p N. Daily. Ny. & Fla Express. SIscp-
--g cars 10 Augusta with connections i5r AikeS
and Charleston. and % S1vuuuGl Jacksonville,
-aI Port Tampa Through coaches 90 Jackson
-z-lc and Arla1l1a Uniting n Dsnvile with Pun
-.an sleopc-s from Richmond and Norfolk fBf
.l.1rlette- Tourist sleeper Washington 10 Szn
~7us7c car Service
l085 p. n. Daily Washington and S5uth-est.
r-u Limited. The only exclusively Pullman train
between Washington and the South Sieeping
--rS % As'vi-c Knoxville Chartsaoora. and
Nashville lII 90 Atlanta. Macon BuuinShaa,
Memphis Montgomery, Mobile and Ngg Osleaus.
llub caE Wellington @ At-1Cr1- Dining car
service
TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH
Lave W-s-t.u-tCn sic q. H. 100 p. H.. 4 IS
n m and $50 p M. week days, and ssGt a.
-e md Gsg5 D. n, sundays only for Bluem0ut
md f-.- D. r.. week days FER Leastgnc.
RrfsHuiug arrive Washington s-2f a. n. and
SEQ D. "a daily, and s-a+ o. m and --t5 2. H..
sob DAYS fr0a Blulnont, and 5-57 o. H., week
laws from Leesburg-
Through trains from re south arrive vzsAise.
.aR s-sZ an 5-53 am 1855 am 3ljIv. 2-fJ m
ma 900 rra daily Prom Harris-nburE II -sI
4 NJ week DAYS nd eco pm daily. From Ct1r-
.a.rcsyilIe s.2s rl. and $50 pm. daily
Tickets. sleeping Ger reservations, and other n
formation furnished and baggage called for ard
gkeczld IroHB hotels aud residences by Union
Transfer Co. on orders len az Ticket Once. rs
18Th s.. nv; sIl Pcnna. ave. NV. ana EE
pauUa- Station
Phone 1871 for r r. r. Cab ~e.vicc-
FRANK s CANNON Sd Y. 3. arI zen. Mgr
: II HAEDWICk GCu1-1I PASS Agent
T. s BROWN Ganc-aI Agent
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WANTED-Eyperiencod bundle wrappers, none
others need apply. 5. HART, Manage Lansbuch
& BRO. 40 It'll 81. Il
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ChiCkering. 500.

We have Jest received I'm exchange FOR a new
Bradbury one of the famous Chicksriuc Upright
Piano. which Viii be sold az just what We AL
lowed iar o.. sy5, on mouthly payments. r. O.
SMITH 1925 Pa. ave.
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HELP wANTED-MALE AID FEMALE

SHORTHAND dictation and instruction; Rem
inEt0n typevTiters furnished GOr practice, $
month"; tOuch-typeWTitIng; court stcnographer-
J. A WILLAMETTE. sl3 c 81. m23-lm
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P2N-AMERICAN EXPOSITION.

FOR REST RUONS-IoC Lexington ave. bet. Del
aware and EimUood aves-, uplr Exposition and
close 90 Delaware ave and Ferry 81, rate. with
breakfast, sll5. Address Bon $50. thus Office.
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FOUND.

FOUND-Un Saturday night, about $50 O'Clock
uolkrttc0k containing sum Of money aud ofL.r
valuable. Owner can have same o. uTovirg
property Apply isy @ st. sn- -. nj
ICE CREAM 5OC gallon. not MAIDS IN a celia
but above ground. for sewer gas abolTlds IN. cs.
lars and breeds typhoid. diphtSgUiE etc: moral.
don't eat that kind. LACEHS IS pure and
delicious. COZ \. Y. ave. Phone eOsl.
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FINEST SEWING MACHINES IL THE LAND
At Lowest Prices Ever Known All First Cias
Makes. From $3.50 Up. Tria, Free. send Pa=-
tai Renting lCc \ DAY Repairing All Kinds.
G.. AUERBACH. a IL Phone ~ Aromatic
and Domestic Agency. e25-eod-8nas
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FCR RENT-SToRES.

FGt REAI-SIORE>.
FOR RENT-LarEe store, Two rear rooms. show
window, hot water. concrete cellar: suitable for
any busiuc-1 3l2J 1ith St. ". p METCALF,
1905 81. uV- u2y-3
FOR RENT-A very dGirahIe store and cellar,
1910 9Th 50. NV; all convenience; reduced %