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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-08-08

Will Represent Colombia.
Panama, Aug. 5.-Dr. Martinez Silva
minister to Washington. has been ap-
pointed to represent Colombia IN the
international congress in Mexico.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-08-08
STUDIES CROP SITUATION
Secretary Wilson Of the Opinion
They Are Not as Badly DAM
aged as Reported.
TRAVELS 1HRoueH THE MIDDLE WEST.

In Making scientinc Investigation OF
Cannot BE Adopted to Lessen De.
structiveness Of DrOuEhts-Be-
lieves 1t Can he Done.
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New York cotton marker.
ELLIS GLENN GOES FREE.
The GiFI's Case Permanently Strfck-
en- From the Docket

PAEkEESBURG. ". Va. oct. s.-The
Ellis Glenn case is permanently ended
ami today. Tor the first time In three
years. she walks the streets free of all
erlmiua! charges against her Several
days ago her attorneys made application
for a writ Of habeas corpus and asked to
have any further trial Of the case pro-
hibited. The application was made TO
Judge Jackson. Of the United States
Court, who today handed down his opin-
ion releasing Miss Glenn from custody
and from further proceedings under the
Indictment for forgery
The court held that 10 release a jury in
"a capital or felony case without the con
sent Of the prisoner, which was done AZ
necessity entities the prisoner TO dis
charge from further trial or prosecution.
To try her again, he held. would be- 20 put
her twice in jeopardy for the same Of
fence. which cannot be done
Miss Glenn refused 60 talk, but will now
push ncT damage suit against Villa IA
and Jude Richardson for $4,000 The case
" - one pl the most peculiar ever tried
J." .'arkersburg- Ellis Glenn rs a woman.
who had passed aS man for several
years until IL was discovered IN an Illinois
psulteutiaTy that she was e. woman. She
was accused OF forgery. the charge being
that she had raised deed Of trust for a
small sum 70 SLiyl and passed IL for "a
$500 piece Of land and $40 on William
Richardson. Of FaTkCrshuTE. about two
years ago. II was said that as man she
mad worked as brick.ay,r, plumber. bar
keeper. hOstlCT, and AT several other Oc-
equations.
She maintained that she had been mis-
taken for Ebert Glenn, a twin brother.
who WAS in appearance exactly like her
and for whom she entered the Illinois
peuitentiary.
Ellis GIenn's trial began in Parkcrsbure
on July S last and continued until July 3D.
when the jury disagreed Many sensa-
I tiOuaI developments occurred. On August
! she entered suit for 5000 damages
against William and jude Richardson for
alleged false arrest Jude Richardson was
the officer who brought her from Hills
bOro. III. To Parkersburg. She charged
Lndt she was h4oiL-tp pel anu taken from
/ Hillsboro without legal authority while
habcas corpus proceedings were in pro-
gress. was beaten, kicked, dragged
through the streets, and otherwise brutal
ly treated.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-09
BRITISH NAVY RATIoNs.
Recommendations Made for the I'm
prOVement of the Food

we are convinced that taken as a
whole, no real dissatisfaction I'm regard
20 the present navy ration can Dc said 10
exist"
Such is the conclusion arrived at bv the
committee appointed Jy the admiralty To
enquire into the question Of navy III
lions, meal hours, the prices paid for
savings and the management Of can
teens. whose report was issued yesterday.
The report first Of al explains the svs-
TEN OF savings, under which both Off
Gers and men may either take up the
"If'l- OF a portion OF their ration iu kind
or they may receive d monetary uayr1. al
lu lieu Of each article. The money thus
obtained IS expended Gy the messes In the
purchase OF various articles from an.
cauttcus. shore. etc
There are three general principles Of
NlclAdlnE-bJ that the fleet sisaII at any
moment De prepared 10 take the sea fully
Nl'tualca Tor any emergency. and that re-
aEIE,s 7Hill DE available al the deDOts.
~ that Ia time Of war no ''savirgs-+ Will
be paid; and % that supplies OF fresh
meat. fresh vegetables and soft broad win
cease 30 be available i'm time Of war
Therefore the reserves maintained in
ORDER thai the navy may be in a r0usfa,f
state OF readiness for war are necessarily
very largely IN excess Of the requirements
iu time Of peace. These conditions limited
The range Of the ration very ct,Usr8er4Ir,
The want Of keeping quantities of buttrr
their adoption ~
IL had been said that these articles wore
supplied by ocean steamship companias
I but. say the committee. the sbiul c,5,,-
prlsing his Majesty's fleet are built on
urely TOT nShung purposes. and the srare
/ which on board the ocean liners is dfyot-
90 70 FeIrigeEatlng machinery and other
appliances Is In the royal navy mainly Z. D.
| sorned by the lighting requirements of
the ship. w.
We consider that so long as caUt4eus
ana the savings system exist The franz
ing OF an ideal ration is rendered ax-
! trcmely difficult, If not impossible
Suggestions In regard both 10 variety
and increase had been made. but taken
! as "A whole, no dissatisfaction co lld be-
said TO exist
The only solution OF the Difficulty an
pears TO be, the report SAYS. 70 Ok age
| limits beyond which articles should MOI
/ b" issued, and II Is strongly recommended
| that system Of periodical sales be adopt-
| cd.
Further, IL is recommended that no do
pendence should be placed on canrpeag
| bumboats, etc; that the ration should b.
| sufficient in itself. TO satisfy all reasOna-
bic requirements and that il shonl8 ba
one which can be immediately SUBMITTED
/ either I'm peace OF war.
| II is estimated that the total additional
cost II the recommendations are apur0y.d
| viii amount to ElS7 90 per annun
! They recOmne nd that there shall he five
| meals day instead Of three. as al pres
| emit The meals suggested are Cocoa on
turning out. about a m; breakfast al
| stand easy" about a. m; dinner al
nooni tea about AIS. and supper about
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THE LARCENY OF STAMPS.
\ Col"red JHnitOr and a Fruit Ven
dor nder Arrest.

The mystery OF the wholesale disappear
anee ~ postage stamps from the general
offices Of the Southern Railroad at the
corner Of Thirteenth Street and PennsvI-
Fanla Avenue northwest. was cleared up
this morning by the arrest Of John Tur-
ntr, a cOiorcd porter and messenger. Tur-
ner is charged with petit larceny
Eapuste Costa. who keeps a fruit stand
al 90 Fifteenth Street northwest. was
also arrested today on the charge of re-
cclNluE stolen property. The arrests were
made by Detectives Hartieau and Bovd
ne stamps had been missing from The.
auditors office Of the Southern Railway
ln small quantities from time To time. but
yesterday q thousand mysteriousIy dis
appeared This morning six hundred more
were missing Turner was followed by
the detectives As he left the building to
cay lie went 10 Costa g place and BDgn
departing thereir0m was placed under ar
rest.
AT Police Headquarters he is said to
nave broken down and admitted the
charges against him. He said he had
oeen selling the stamps 20 Costa rrcfiy-
lHE a. Tor III. thousand which he took yes
IeT4HF, and S. for the six hundred TODAY
" hen Costa was arrested he denied thar
NJ had made practice Of buyIng from
Iurnerr but surrendered To the officers
TWO hundred stamps, which he Faid We're
all that ne had bought this morning 4
large number OF stamps were recovered
late this afternoon from C0Sta's house
Among these were some documentary
ln.se were not stolen from the Southern
Railway
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$50 p. n. Extension Of certain meal
times Is also recommended.
I'm regard 10 the serving Of spirit at
noon the committee think that the time
for it's distribution should De left 10 the
commanaer-in-chiefs discretionary pow
CT
There is no apparatus for baking bread
on board ships. and the committee state
that they are not prepared 10 recommend
that the necessary apparatus and addi-
uonal stan required should be- provided.
as all available space IS wanted for 9TH
g purposes.
Tho following additions 20 the present
raGOuS are named. Fresh meat coudens-
cd milk. three-fOurths ounce Der diem
sugar ] ounce per diem. cOTned beef. or
other preserved meat Oue-fOurth ounce
per diem. fresh vegetables. uue-haIf
pound with fresh meat, condensed milk
oue-fourth ounce per diem. jam. . ounces
per diem. coffee, ] ounce per diem com
pressed vegetables, ! ounce. with salt and
preserved meats.
Reductions recommended: Chocolate,
threc-eIEhth1 ounce per diem. fresh meat.
One-fourth pound per diem: salt pork
oHe-fourth pound per diem; salt beef one
fourth pound per diem. preserved meat 3
ounces per diem, oatmeal 10 be abolished
except to stOkeTs-
IL is also recommended that fresh NUT
ton should be issued instead of fresh
beef II the men desire H. and that the
fresh meat ration be reduced To- three
f0urths pound. but that oue-fOurth pound
Of preserved meat should be- added for
cousumUti0n at another meal
The recommendation made by Admiral
Rfce's committee were eagerly peruSed bv
the bluefacketS at Portsmouth yesterday.
The general impression appeared 10 be
that while the committee has done its
best To deal with a very difficult problem
most Of the IouE-staT ding grievances Of
the lower deck are Stlli UnredresSrd. Sat
isfactiOn is pNpT aSsCd at the recommend
I'd daily additions to the present ratiOus
hut on the other hand. IL is felt that the
UrauOSed reductions detraCt C0nsidera bly,
from tn. advantages which would other
wise be reared
With regard TO the savings system II
is ariued that the monetary allowance
made for the articles not consumed is not
nearly sufficient to meet the expenditure
incurred when sailors buy their uCCessa-
riys elsewhere.
The decision Of the committee not to
recommend that the no ceSsaTy apparatus
and additional stafT fer baking bread on
board ship should be provided was most
| adversely criticised. ana sOTne OF the men
/ complained bitterly of the Inconvenience
| 10 which they are frequently subjected
| through being unable to obtain whole
some bread when at sea. The proposal
that cCmmanders-in- should be given
discretionary power 20 issue the grOg I'm
tho evening is OTsldered a very desirable
/ innovation,
! NATURALLY the recommendation taVortng
| 1--WE recognized meal hours instead uf
! three as az present, Is looked upon with
! much satisfaction. but there Is still "A
/ good deal Of grumbuug about the canteen
. syst szn.--LOHdOu Mail
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DR., Shades Oily VapOr
and GhIOridum Discovery
For Consumption, Throat, Lung, Asthma,
and Catarrhal Diseases, Hea ChaS the
Diseased Paris by Inhalation.

See reference below Of persons cured ?
4 and years ago. You can interview
them, as they live in Washington.
DIT Shade also has the latest improve
mtnts i'm electricity, and in conjunction
with his Eclectic remedies cures ;he most
obstinate and complicated diseases. No
matter what your trouble may be. consult
DR. Shade, free Of charge-50 years praC-
uCe. He Will examine YOU and give YOU
trial treatment on has large static ma
chimes and show you how he reaches the
most complicated diseases The treatme Mt
Is pleasant and refreshing
References: DIT. j. b. Patterson. 2I3 Del
aware ave ne. cured Of tuberogIar con-
sumption: Captain Barnes. 9f2 25th st.
NV; Mrs Zollcr. 500 II ST. NV. W r
Crump, esq, 1894 9Th st. NV. W. p. Lees.
y NJ, 500 II st. NV, Henry II. Drew.
cured Of brain and nervous trouble. 1913
Corcoran St NV; w Sanford Brown,
esq. lill Pa. ave. cured Of lung. throat
and catarrh trouble. Mrs. BERTHE Hughes,
45 ith st. sw-. cured of consumption of the
lungs and CataTrh, Mrs d. T. Graves.
ltlu &2d st. NV. cured Of asthma and lung
trouble, Miss Mary +. Mchim. 3Jf = St
Sc. cured of pulmonary consumption and
CataTrh.
Special attention given to complicated
cases. Catarrh. lung kidney, Brights dis
ease. brain. and nervous diseases. and all
diseases Of The human body Hours 3
To 6; Sunday, 10 20 p. m Corner Of 18th
and @.
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The sale Of Olympic Park. situated at
the intersection of Thirty-second. Thirty
fourth and Thirty-ffth Streets. was con-
summated yesterday Charles Early rep
rcsentS the purchasers. The property con-
tains over one hundred thousand square
feet and fronts ON four streets The new
owners Will prepare at once for the con-
StTucuon OF a large number of houses.
10 is though, that they Will be enabled to
put Up over one hundred dwellings The
total investment il is said will agCre-
gate nearly $4,000.
Olympic Park. for years has belonged
70 the John Gibbons estate. IN the DAYS
Of fine amateur baseball teams Olympic
Park was the arena of exciting contests
j. ne blNmpics organized under the direc-
ton OF Brother Whe an. of Trinity ParO-
chIal school. was the champion team in
those days.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-09

Brooklyn Rapid TrauTit Advances
Sharply Despite "a Poor Annual Re
pCrr-Atchi>On and 1t. Paul Heavy.
NEW YORK. oct. 9.-The publication
after the close of business yesterday of
the annual report Of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company. was the most import
ant development over night. bearing ON
particular securities. While the showing
was quite as uuf3vorahle as had been re-
pCctElIy rumor,d the stock showed mo-
further pressure today and in fact open
ed exceedingly strong. Tt seemed to be-
the general opinion that the protracted
declines iD Brooklyn Rapid Transit had
fully discounted the disappointing show
iEg to some extent However. the local
traction issues were unfavorably infu-
eHced by the judicial decision rendered in
Troy Yesterday UNFOLDING the cOustitu-
tionality Of the Ford Franchise Taxing
law and at all events the decision served
tC restrict trading in those stocks.
Anal-amatCd Copper. another active
feature 81 the market after opening weak,
rallied smsrtly. Sugar Refining was com
pafatrtly dull and steady Interest in
tho railway list centred largely around
AtChiSou on account Of the action on tho
dividend on the common stock expected
today. but the dealings in Atchison show
heavy and in fact the railway list at
large was poorly supported.
London sent In generally lower range
OF prices FOR American stocks and foreign
houses were sellers here To COnSidora-
BE extent. The bulk of interest in the
around the probabilities Of the money
market
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news FROM GEORGETOWN.
Disposition Of the Key Mansion by
the l.. W. Ritchie Will.
Olympic Park Sold and to he Con-
Ncrtcd INT" building Sitcs-The
Annual Election of officers of the
Dumburtuu Avenue VI. T.. Church.

Dumburton Avenue VI. T.. Church.
The estate Of the !at, Dr. 7. w Ritchie,
whose viii was filed yesterday. Includes
property i'm Virginia. Georgetown. and
Maryland OF the property located tn
Georgetown is the Key mansion. the old
home of THE composer Of the star Span
gl.d Banner" II is situated on NJ Street
near the AcUeduct Bridge. and is now a
large, rambling old tenement.
For some time before his death DR..
Ritchio eudeav0rsd 10 arouse the interest
OF persons and societies anxious To keep
intact historical houses. and some CORE
spoudeuce was carried on, but nothing
definite regarding the sale Of the Key
mansion was accomplished mp to the time
of DIR. Eitchie's demise The property.
with an other holdings Of the deceased.
excepting the military lots" which were
bequeathcd to his brothers, Thomas A
and William NJ. Richie. IS now the prop
erty Of Jne dead physicians widow
The military lots. located in western
Maryland, were granted by the State Of
Maryland 20 her soldiers Of the Revolu-
uOudry war.
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The Wnshington 500. zinr:.et.

Sales-Capital Traction Is: S1,5cfHlo62t
Washington Gas 13N63is, l2U632., l2U65ls
1U63 Nerg,nthalcr. Linotype. l9U1IGla,
2Hl1. American Graphophoue Co. Com.
IO1U6lz. American Graphophoue Co. pref:
6DuS-4. loo0S@s After ll-MetropoIitan
Railroad BIS. SlubaI06. Union Trust and
Storage Co. 5Nl0S@l. German American
Insurance Co 4gI12j
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA BONDS.
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Dr. SHADES TREATMENT
Tested BY Dr. Patterson

Or J. 3. Patterson. 2i3 Del ave. ne.
saws In my opinion DR. Y b. Shade OF
inns CITY. stands at the head Of the med
l'al profession as a specialist ] was
cured OF pulmonary tuberculosis by his
chi"riaum discovery for consumption sew
en- years ago My uUGs are stiu free
from disease Sept. a 1901"
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past. but as yet nothing ofEgiL has been
said regarding the plan. if such "a plan
exists. The recent statement of the com
pany for August Is also "a bull argument
An interesting comparison was made be
tween the earnings of the New York Cen
trail and the Pennsylvania yesterday by
one of the Wall Street papers. The fact
was made very clear that as far as earn
irEs 30 Pennsylvania stock should hc sell
ing nj "a higher level than Central. though
uo suggestion as To the relative prices OF
The two securities was made
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-09

Norfolk and Western was one Of the
f.w railway securities to show any
strength this morning. getting mp nearly
two points To 500, early in tho session No
explanation of the advance was given.
except that perhaps the stock was made
strong Tor tho purpose of selling In other
parts of an, list.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-09

The annual election of officers Of the
bumharton Avenue N r. Church branch
OF the Epworth League took place last
night at DUmhartCn Avenue Church A.
ter the business session the time was
spent in social way
The newly elected officers are: Presi-
dent. Prof Frank =. LitelI. first vice
president, Miss Helen Smith; second vice
president, Miss Fannie Jackson. third
vice president Prof Edgar Frisby. fourth
vice president, Miss Gertie Stewart. sec
rc.ary. Miss NtttiC Taylor and treasu-
rtr Miss Hattie Pussy
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-09

Some of the Vanderbilt securities were
strong ON account Of the sentimental in
Guence Of the fact that W. X. Vanderbilt
Will arrive IN New York from Europe to-
day
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FACTS DETERMINE VALUES,

Statistical and experienced advice relative %
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Guide to investors"
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are pleased 90 mail 70 free o: charge, also our
Daily Market Letter"
which covers the financial situation from an IN
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LOST.

LOST-Tuesday. ladies gold watch between IOI4
r. ne and srh st. me-. or between ID ST. and
Maryland ave ne; please return % l0l4 ID 81.
ne, reward. q
THE LADY who took the purse from Kaun's
Cloak Department 40 I2l5 yesterday B. known.
and unless the eleven dollars is immediately
mailed 20 the owner AZ 223 y. Capitol ST. a
warrant viii be issued. mi
LOST-At Riggs Market. long black leather
poekethook, please return 20 ~. T. DAVIS. 18th
and 2 -tS-. and receive reward. M
LOST-Gold eyeglasses. with gold chain and hook
attached Return 90 III e ST. ue. md
LOST-Sanday; fox terrier black and tan head.
two spots on body tag 800; good reward Il
returned 20 SIR. McCLINTOCK 1911 DIST ST.
esq
LOST Tcmplar's charm. liberal reward Re
turn 10 l5iJ 81. NV. INST
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80 new Preferred stock. and
$50 new Common Stock

DeposiJing bondhoIders are also accord
"a certain privileges in respect 10 the
purchase OF additional bonds and stool
81 me New Company. II desired as set
FORM In said Plan and Agreement
Holders Of Bonds and Stocks are re-
Quested to deposit their securities with
the United States Mortgage and Trust
company. So Cedar Street New YorI,
CITY on or before OCTOBER u 1907
sIter which date no further deposit will
De received except under such conditions
as the Committee shall prescribe. Ger
thcates OF Deposit Will be issued for an
deposited securities
Payments provided for by said Pa n
ana Agreement must be made when ana
as called for by the Committee bv t,C0
weeks advertisement
NeW securities VIII be delivered when
reorganization is completed
Dated New York, September Il 1901
GEORGE w YOUNG. Chairman.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN,
JAMES TIMPSON.
WILLIAM H. HOLLESTER.
GARDINER NJ. LANE.
Committee
DAVIES, STONE & ACERBACH. New
York, JOHN G. JOHNSON. Phuadel-
phid. Counsel 10 Committee.
RlCHARD NJ HCRD. 50 Cedar Street
New York, Secretary TO Committee
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DR.. -LEATHERMAN,

WashinEtOn's Leading Specialist
On Kidney Bladder. Blood. skin and Private
diseases. syphilis fauy sraEeJ cured for life
Bo,h sexes Consultation free. Medicine fur
nished Hours, g 20 y and 10 s. Also on
Tues. Thurs. and sat eve, Z 70 s. Closed
Coz = ST \ W
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new York steel, l71cunnee.

Corrected daily by " 3. Eihis & Co.. mem
bcrs Of the New York Stock Exchange. llI9 ?
Street.
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S6,5OO.OOO
Ss.5OO.OOO

Asserting security holders will be en-
titled 20 new securities as follows
FOX EACH ONE THOUSAND DOL
LAR BOND DEPOSITED. WITH COT
SAID PLAN
$3.50 new per cent Mortgage
Bonds.
$500 new per cent Preferred
stock. and
500 new Common stock
FOR EACH PAYMENT or 80 PER
SHAKE OF STOCK DEPOSITED BY
STOCkHOLDERS OF THE WASTING
Ton TRACTION AND ELECTRIC COM
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-09

n. H. Rogers. OF the Standard oil peo-
pie. has been elected 10 the board of di-
roCtOrs of the Union Pacific Company
The annual report Of the American Bi-
cycle Company is the latest of the indus
trial companies to show poor earnings
during On, past year The figures appar-
entity show "A loss of nearly a million dol
lars during the past year.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-09

H. Bradley Davidson. j. II. Ralstuu.
and Galon L. TAFT have issued a call for
a meeting. To be held on Friday. for the
purpose of considering the formation of
building association 70 operate at and
near Chevy Chase and Bethesda
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AIIaCELLANEOUA

LACE CURTAINS Numbered; 30 cents a pair
22I d 81. nv. c3-5
MATTRESSES made over IN premises $50. J.
j. FEENEA, 2ls ith ST. nv. m7-3
SECONDHAND BICYCLES Of all kinds and
makes bought sold and exchanged al THE
CYCLE EXCHANGE, $50 10th st. NV. mT-6
CHEAPEST, QUICKEST, BEST PRINTING in
Washington; loo bill heads, 81; cards, 75c
HAYS, Go Eye nv.
IT WILL pay you 20 have your old hat re-
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ANOTHER LOT o. those fne high-cut, white
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quick while they last HARRY }. LOWE Up
tO-date Printer 655 G s. Nv. ma
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY. formerly 6s 5th st.
NV. now SIS 18th ST. NV. no lime; 80 cents pair;
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CARPET LINING Sc. Sc. and &c yard J. T.
WALKER SONS 2O4 10th st. NV; branch store
1905 n J. ave. NV Phone III Main m2l-Iuo
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE. Book,
bought and Sold also book binding in ali it,
branches- sl3 C st. nv. eS0-tf
POOL AND MANHATTAN TABLES; new ard
secondhand Supplies and repairing. FRANK
l. COWAN. 4O7 10th 81 eiI-Im
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81 nv. Rubber tTed vetirles Of all kinds. husi-
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