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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14
POPULAR WANTS
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

HELP WANTED-FEMALES.
COOK-Wanted competent cook and sec
ond girl; cook must do washing; family
of two. Apply evenings, 6O2 Summit.
GIRLS-Good steady girls, good wages
Call at the Western Hotel, 105 East
Eighth st.
HoUSEWoRK- Wanted, experienced girl
for general homework; no washing;
wages, SIG per month. Apply immedi-
ately sos Dayton av.
HOUSEWORK-Wa competent girl
for general homework; good wages;
small family 6S3 Iglehart st.
HOUSEWORK-Co girl for gen.
eral homework. 429 Marshall av.
KITCHEN GIRL wanted. Call at asa
Jackson st.
LADIES-I make big wages at home, and
want all to have the same opportunity;
the work is very pleasant and will
easily pay SIS weekly; this is no decep-
uon; want no money and will gladly
send full particulars to all sending
stamp. Mrs. H A. Virgins, Benton
Harbor, Mich.
LADIES wanted to work on sofa pill
lows; material furnished; steady work
guaranteed; experience unnecessary;
send stamped envelope to Miss MCGEE
Needlework Dept. Ideal Co., Chicago
LADIES wanted to do plain needlework
Tor us at nome: we furnish materials
and pay 81 to $40 per week. Send adj
dressed stamped envelope to Standard
Co., indiana aV., Chicago.
LADIES to do piece work for us at
home; we furnish all materials and pay
from 81 to $12 weekly. Send stamped
envelope to Royal Co., "a Monroe St,
Chicago.
LADY to travel and collect in Minnesota
for manufacturer; salary $50 monthly
to begin; send references and addressed
envelope at once. Treasurer, 702 Star
building, Chicago.
MOHNS & GROLLA, the Partisan la
dies tailors ana dressmakers open up
this week in the Union block, on second
floor We make fashionable ladies
garments. Please call on US and ex-
anime our fall and winter styles in
taiicr-made suits, and also evening
wear. Having had many years expert
ence IN Partisan styles, we are therefore
thoroughly acquainted with all the latest
Partisan designs and patterns. We
guarantee excellence of workmanship.
Mohns & Groila, Ladies Tailors, 338
Union block, corner Fourth and Cedar
sts., Rooms SO and SO. Our telephone,
1885, Twin City.
WAITRESSES-W Wanted, first-class wait
ress for hotel in Montana $25 per
month and board; also waitress to as
sist dishwashing. Call 120 East Third,
opposite Merchants hotel.
WANTED-Every Mckinley book. agent
in the city to call upon me at once; l
have proposition to make to you.
Circulation Manager, Globe.
WANTED-A competent cook and wal
tress, with satisfactory references. APP
ply from 10 to u in the morning to
Mrs. D. R. Noes 366 Summit ave.
WANTED-Young lady who has some
knowledge of bookkeeping at W. S.
Bowens Art Store 347 Wabasha st.
WANTED-Cook and second girl at 462
Holly av.
50 TO SIS WEEKLY working pieeework
for US at home; no canvassing; if now
employed, an hour or two evenings will
add S. to Sc to your weekly income;
write today; enclose stamp; work mail
ed on application. Address Goth Century
Mfg: Co, Toledo. Ohio.
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MEDICAL.

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Try CLARKIN BROS cure for eczema
plles, ulcers, salt rheum, all skin dis
eases; samples by mail, Is cents. CIarkin
Bros, 10 Leech ST., st. Paul.
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TO BUY FARM LANDS.

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WANTED-For cash, quarter or half
section of good wild land in Clay or
Norman counties, Minnesota; give price,
section, town, range and full particu-
lars; must be good land, at fair valua-
ton. Address Box 100, Minneapolis
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statesmen WANTED.

S~-@~~~@~~o---o-~~~@O~ ~~-~~~--o-o-~No~o-o-~N
BY RELIABLE well rated firm, expert
enced travelling salesman to place our
line with general merchants; no side
line entire time and bond required; per-
| manent position to right man. Address
| Box 514, Chicago.
/ SALESMAN-Want wide-awake, relia-
! bic man as permanent salesman; gener-
al store trade; clean record and full
time necessary. NJ. F. BiXler & Co., 233
Bank st, Cleveland, Ohio.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN wanted for
! high-grade staple line to dry goods and
| general trade: must be a hustler and
| come well recommended. American
Standard Jewelry Co, Detroit Mich.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN wanted at
once for Minnesota territory to sell the
! retail trade. The Elysian Mfg. Co.,
; Detroit. Mich.
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WANTED TO BUY-REAL ESTATE

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WANT TO BUY LOT in graded street.
West st. Paul, near stove works. F 4
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cLAIRYeyANTs.

CLAIRVeyANTS.
CLARISSA LIE LONG, the famous clair
voyant, is in ST. Paul; tells you every
thing. Parlors Is West Exchange.
DO YOU know your future? If not, ad.
dress Riley Allen, ST. Anthony Hill Sta,
ton, st. Paul; send Ice and birth date;
with quick reply he will give you this
information in a wonderful life reading
MRS. WILLIAMS, clairvoyant, dag
noses diseases, locates missing friends;
phrasuers. SO West Tenth st.
MRS WHITE, Occultist, 125 West Fourth.
tells past, present, future; readings
daily; circles Friday evening; readings
by mail, 81
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POPULAR WANTS
AGENTS AND AGENCIES.

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AGENTS WANTED-To sell souvenir
photographs of Mckinley funeral, the
tomb, flowers, ETC.; send rs cents for
samples. Photo Supply Co, Market ana
Tenth SITS, Canton, Ohio.
AGENTS-Wanted. general agents to
handle small household article; new in
vention; just out, and a rich harvest
fer the early bird For particulars call
at 553 Wabasha ST., Room l.
AGENTS, FAIR woRKERs-Atte
large profits; illustrated catalogue de-
sent free. Clayton Supply House, De-
partment 20, 19l Southport av.. chicago:
AGENTS wanted everywhere, to sell
watches. jewelry, cutlery, household
and toilet articles, society emblems,
sewing machines, bicycles; fine goods;
Equitable Mfg. Co., GIGS West Broad
way, N. Y.
AGENTS make $40 daily selling our
Combination Shirt Bosom twenty
different stylish bosoms in one shirt;
this is a dazZler; send 25c, stamps or
silver, for sample and prices to agents.
Western Purchasing Co., Hopkins,
MINI.
AGENTS, SEND ADDRESS
We want to send you sample of COM
ing portraits; something fine; also
crayons, sepias and pastels. Fidelity
Portrait Co., SO5 W. Lake St, Chicago.
TAKE ORDERS for our aluminium card
cases. printed cards and fast-selling
aluminium novelties; catalogue free.
Economy Co.. 5S5 Lake, Chicago.
$1O0 PER week made selling the wonder
full Doran system light, 1900 C. P; costs
one-half cent per hour; more brilliant
than electric arcs Send for teStim oniai
list. Department ", Acorn Brass
Works, Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14
BUSINESS PERSONALS

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A WONDERFUL French Clairvoyant-
What he tells comes true; send loo and
birthday to e. Garnet, Box 1858. Provi-
dence R
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14
HELP WANTED-MALES.

HELP WANTED-MALES.
AN INCOME of SIS a week can be earned
in spare time or evenings by any person
able to write; proof sent free anywhere
to those sending addressed envelope,
with references, to Grammar Co., Box
227, Brooklyn. N. Y.
ATTEND the private night school for
reading writing spelling arithmetic
Lancaster Shorthand School, German1a
Life Building, Fourth and Minnesota
StS
A HOSTLER wanted at Brennans livery,
4S2 st. Peter st.
BUsHELMAN wanted, Wanamaker &
Browns New Store, Sixth and Waba-
Sha.
BLACKsMITH-w Wanted, an all-around
blacksmith. H. c.. Farmer, Saltwater,
MINI.
CARPENTERS : Wanted, twenty-five
carpenters. Mccormick building, Min
nesota Transfer.
COOK-Wanted. second cook for short
orders; a man that understands baking
preferred; steady job. Phillips Res
taurant, 2S2 Sibley st.
ERICKLAYERS wanted for work at
Faribault. Mimi. Apply at work. or sc
West Lawson St, st. Paul. ]. DAILY
HOME WORK-The year round; no can
vassing; IS to Sc weekly. working even
ings; experience unnecessary; enclose
stamp; work mailed on application. 10th
Century Mfg. Co, Toledo, Ohio
HOTEL COOKS. family cooks, general
workers, city, Dakota Montana. $3.50;
free fare; housekeepers, city, country.
German-American Employment, 4S0 Wa
basha.
LABoRERs wanted at Griffin Wheel
Works, Phaler and Saltwater avs.
MEN WANTED, 2l1 West Seventh st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plumbers wanted;
wages 81 per day; eight hours; steady
work Address Peter Menzies, pa Tabor
Block, Denver, Col.
PORTER-Goo reliable man wanted;
must not be afraid of work; sober and
honest; experience not necessary if
man wants to learn to care for a
place; good wages and steady job L.
D. Phillips, 2S2 Sibley st.
PICTURE FRAME MAKER and filter
wanted. c. Thomas, 4S9 ST. Peter st.
ALESMEN-Wanted, two good tea and
coffee statesmen for city trade. Cosmo-
politan Tea Co., 116 West Sixth ST.,
city.
TIMER wanted at Farwell, ozmun,
Kirk & Co.
sOLICIToR-Wanted. a young man to
solicit afternoons in well paying bust
HESS, OIIG dlleIUInS DtSn SCHOOL pre-
ferred. Address M s, Globe.
WANTED--Every Mckinley book agent
in the city to call upon me at once;
have proposition to make to you.
Circulation Manager, Globe.
WANTED-Organizers, state and district
deputies; highest salary or commission
paid to competent men. Bankers I'm
ion of the World, Omaha, Neb.
WANTED-Fifteen first-class stonecut-
tiers; union men; $3.50 for eight hours
work; a years job to the right men.
Fred Andres & Co., Milwaukee. Wis.
WANTED-A bright boy to learn a prof
liable trade: one who lives With his
parents preferred. 10 East Third ST.
WANTED-Man of sound business quail
fications in every town, on fixed perma-
nent salary, to establish branch and
handle high-class goods for large COM
mercial house Mercantile Company,
Box 17S, New York city.
800 MEN wanted to wear the Manifold
Shirt Bosom twenty different stylish
bosoms in one shirt; try them once and
You will have no other; sample 25c
Western Purchasing Co., Hopkins,
Mimi.
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WANTED Tc BUY.

WANTED TO BUY-A first-class upright
piano for cash; give very lowest price
when answering. A /, Globe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14
FARM LANDS.

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FOR SALE-Six hundred-acre dairy and
stock farm, less than twenty-five miles
from Minneapolis and ST. Paul; best of
r. r. facilities; finest kind of level land
and best of water; elegantly improved;
good house, barns, creamery, etc; fully
equipped; improvements worth $20. 90 per
acre; price, $500 per acre, worth $50 90;
easy terms if desired; stock on the
place cheap if wanted; truly snap. Adj
dress Romans Bros, Denison, Iowa.
FINE STOCK and grain farm, 800 acres;
dark loan soil; all cultivated; good
buildings; near railroad station; South
ern Nebraska price. $1,650. Allen, 1905
Pioneer Press Bldg.
LAND FOR SALE-Selling for Eastern
parties without regard to true value,
a few sections and half sections, Central
North Dakota prairie, near stations, at
$2.75 to $2.95 per acre. O. B. Harris, 81
East Fourth, st. Paul.
POULTRY FARM, small house and barn,
$500; fifty f1ve-acre city farm at one
half price; eighty acres, clay soil,
prairie, $1,000 thirty five acres plowed.
Gilbert, New Paynesville.
800 ACRES-Best half section of uaim-
proved prairie in Minnesota; has four
beautiful natural groves, containing in
ali is acres. giving the land a park
like appearance; balance all black TIL
able soil 2 to feet deep, without rock
sand or gravel; graded roads on three
sides; one mile from school and cream
cry; convenient to station and church;
also. have 200 with about the same de-
Scription,- with land cornering the 40 on
which creamery is located, one-quarter
mile from school. 20 acres grove. Call
on o. r. Rishoff, publisher of the
Graphic, Gary, Norman County, Mimi.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS

HENRY MEIER-WATCHES, CLOCKS
and jewelry repairing; past fifteen
years with c. c. Berg, now located with
Frank A. Upham, scientific optician.
III East Seventh.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14
NOTICE.
DYEING AND CLEANING.

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THE PANTORIUM-Prac dyers,
French dry cleaners, hatters, tailors;
express orders solicited; prices moder-
ate. $50 Wabasha 'fif
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14

ART ENGRAVING co. REMOVE TO
Union block, corner Cedar and Fenrth
top floor, Fourth st. entranceS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14
CARPET CLEANING.


CARPETS, mattresses and feathers rem
ovated; rugs woven from old carpets
Helps Carpet Cleaning Works lis Uni
versity av.: tel. 2141J2.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14

YOUNG GERMAN man, nineteen wears
of age, wishes position of any kind in
wholesale house; can furnish best refer
YOUNG MAN would like work in whole.
sale house; sober and reliable. AdGress
L. Wilder, 351 Franklin st. 30
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14
IN l HOMES The Globe is the paper day
olcl edd II III Ihelr homes
on can get best results through its Want goes
POPULAR WANTS
HOUSES TO RENT.

COTTAGE-For rent. small cottage; rea-
sonable to suitable tenant. ACT Good
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14

FOR RENT-A nine-room brick house
at SIS Irvine Park; all modern improve
ments; elegant location. Inquire al
227 West Fifth st
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

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CONOVER PIANO, taken on debt. must
be sold at once; see it, try it, at SO Ger
mania Bank building Opposite post
olncel.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14

East Ninth ST. w.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14

ATTEND the private night school for
reading, writing. spelling, arithmetic
and grammar. Glasses begin Oct. Is.
Lancaster Shorthand School, Germania
Life Building, Fourth and Minnesota
StS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14

CCOK-Wanted, competent cook and sec
ond girl; cook must do washing; family
of two. Apply evenings, COZ Summit
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14

Sleeper for l1:10 p. m. train can be &C.
cupied at any time after 8 p. m.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14

= BOY OF sixteen would like n pos tion
in wholesale house: can h. 'rlst"fi.
Address & $ ~ South Robert ST. citv.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALES.

Anybody out of work In st. Paul or
Minneapolis may insert m adver-
Iisement under this heading free
of charge.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14

FOR RENT-Practic lily new seven
room house; modern improvements 1856
East Thirteenth st. Inquire at 2S2 East
Thirta nth
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-14

A HOSTLER wanted at Brennans livery,
4S2 St. Peter st.
BUSHELMAN wanted, Wanamaker &
Browns New Store, Sixth and Waba-
a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
kENrucKY PouTIcIANs FIeHr.
Two Republicans Engaged in Fisticuff
that Threatened a Tragedy.

that Threatened a Tragedy
louisville, KY, July PA ast light that
threatened to lead TO a tragedy filled JEFF
ferson street, near Fourth avenue the bust
ness part of the city, with an excited
crowd this afternoon.
Booker Reed who was last week defeated
In republican primary for the nomination
FOR mayor Of Louisville, and who has since
mnde many charges concerning the Way
INC nrInlarf was conducted, and john Bgro,
who was prominent IN the republican TAG
lion thpt defeated Reed, were the prlnci-
pals in thc dght, though others joined IN
an both sides nnril tue contest was stopper.
Rofo was stanllng In front OF the repuo-
licau Headquarters when Reed came along
Fronl words they went 10 blows and the!
struck each other In the race as hard ana
rs fast as they could strike After ihey
mad beep separated two policemen appeared
a. II 10 arrest Reed. bur deslsted when ne
warned them away from MIN.
Reed went cast on jefferson street, FOL
Iowed by a large crowd. PeTently he re
turned with a pistol IN his hand and Is
he was apparently making straight Tor the
republican headquarters into which Bors
Ma gone. the crowd In the street looked
for troubIe at once. Reed. however turned
mo saloon few doors from the r.
publican headquarters and after q walle
Roro ieft me headquarters and the sltna-
ton was relieved Reed rsnaiheo IL nc
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eErrlNe REApY FoR THe DRAWING.
Homeseekers viii Have Committees to
Witness the Operations.

Homeseekers VIII Have Committees to
Witness the Operations.
FL Reno, o. r.. July 81. The lottery
nv which the 1900 homestead claims in
the Klowa- Comanche reservation viii be
distributed will begin Monday morning on
the street here In charge OF three men APP
pointed early this week by the Washington
department of the land office. Commits
sioner Richards, who VIII have charge OF
the drawing said today that about 1000
names 800 for the FL Reno district and
500 for the Lawton district. would be
drawn from the wheels next Monday.
Tuesday about 300 names WIN De drawn
after which the drawing Will ne done as
rapidly as possible, Homeseekers Of tue
different States are elcctlng committees
to sit on the platform to witness tho
The Commission will permit their pres;
ence. f. G.. Stlckles, registrar ana
Thomas G Reed. receiver of the ri Reno
land office, have examined fourteen ap-
pilcations for town sites In The 1i Keno
district Nine were recommended and for
warded to Washington and five were re-
iected The town sites recommended are
bridgeport Caddo and Fort Cobb. all on
m hocfaw railroad the Id suba gency
Wilber, in Caddo county, Richards a new
town at Cache creek: a town site on hlk
creek west OF Hobart; a town site in the
last half Of section township 10, range J.,
In Inc Caddo country, all on actual or
prospective lines of the Rock Island IA !.
road; a town site two miles southeast OF
Hpbart on the proposed line Of the Black
we'll Enid and Southwestern railway; a
town site on the northeast quarter of sec
ton /, township o, range IL.
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nisde one OF the directors. This company
bad beer called trfs J Ut it D
crates under a patent, and "a on 'th ID NJ
OF trrsts made 10 war on pa c1ts
"a parent Is granted Tor q mil per- q
world a new idea. The democratic rrG
has never condemned the paint system,
Nor has Il condemned those WAC ~ W.
fheir Inventions Tile ~ reno et "a
b patent und an indus rialm0nopol is %
fnse them. II has been alleged tiHt tie
cnnrnnnr with which Senator jones T. 90 n.
npcted has monopoly II The business u
compress ing cotton. ~ tails We're True ard
fhe MONOPOLY rested on pat nj II NO ~
not be "a trust, within The ordinary mean
ing Of the word: hut. as a natter ~ aci,
Mr. Jones company does not hai DE 10 pee
cent Of the cotton compressed in tue United
States: IL 10 nearer per cent.
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THF MISSION SUCCESSFUL.
Sheriff Anderson and Detective Quin
Have in Custody
D,prIEs CHARGED WITH KILLING LTyERI
-. Good Work Done by the Officers
in This Case In the Face OF
Many Difficulties.
PARTIES CHARGED WITH KILLING LIVEi

roxos July oT.--sheriff Ander.
Beauniont' -. All, =, tto,s,or a..
scn and DETECTIVE yum u Ilpus'oh "V
80 here tonight having In custody
nv "a aurora NIachlta. who they mr.
tlarles auu r..,.ft,, ~ ~ ,..,,r.,,,.
rested today al LeesFlile' h''' "n "uii"n's
ossrying them with murder In connection
M pi,iinc of John LlvclI near Hous
w'h tue nine -,...,s 80 ~, ,,n,,,.,,
ton last week inc sherln anu ms pFls'n
ar will arrive ut Houston tomorrow morn
lhf' -
..,,., a..
rhe Post OF yesterday cohlalheu tne OK
..stre announcement that the Inquest pro,
elu't'V ,,,,,otod nv JustIre waltz,
ceedlhgs Von"u, Wv II. 49, 80,
Malsch TO, inquire luI'hcI lh'" thc uV"N'
n Iohn Llvcrl had resulted In important
y - -, ,,blch ,y,uid IN MI pronnhiiitv
Disclosures ,..,..,.,...' a, III.
result IN deVeiopmehts pli"Elns NY ccIe
brated case 70 u successful issue, a lbo
nme when the article appearing Yesterday
morning was written II WIS iearsd laat
inc publication of the laclh III the cike
night result 70 me llsauNaniHg Oh the
officers who LETT TO serve tne warrants.
sd Tor this reason me maui polhts III tne
story were Withheld.
The evidence on which the warrants Tor
uere issued resulted IRON disclosures mlde
by Ben and Tony LIVER, VINO axe lnlnet9 ~
Of the county jan chafsed WIN lssault
With intent to murder Carlo Trombntore.
II has just been Two weeks ago tonght
sinct the assault OF IFQm0ator Wnlcn
occurred at the corner OF la brNhco street
aud Franklin avenue TOOK pace. During
the short two weeks thht nave elap3cu u
number Of stirring events nave occurred
The shooting Of Frank Bnrtolotto occurred
On the Tuesday night following az the
corner Of Leeland ana Broadway., Inc ar
res Of the two Lulgls, father ana son, tof
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South Building and Loan Company, which
Is Of much Interest," The New South conf
pany has been IN the hands ~ receives
attorneys died snit In the Federal cuur
here against seventy borrowers to enfore
III. payment ~ dues. The decision
Judge Niles Is In eject that the borrower
must pay the dues. About &200.0O0 is In
yoIyed n this state alone
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erie company has been critics q for
renting lis maehlnes, instead ~ sci NJ
fhem outright but rs the patent law does
naf prolildt the leasing 4 patented ar
ticlcS. and ~ this mode Of rcal in IN %
pafent n quite comJnUn. II dn,s no. flfn 81
vaId gronnd tor comp MT. Sen tlr
Jones explains that. while tie com any.
when desired buVa rotton nom tbore WHO
use tile round bale process, u does not re-
nuire them 20 sell to the COMPANY
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aeyAN DEFENDS jones'

e. Ais Round Bale Company Is MOI
Days Trust.
Noh July ~ W ]. Bryan, In
,s',a catarrhal in his PIPER says
a ieau.,is Iones owns some of the c m
atocv ~ the American Cotton G N
many. lie explains that ne nat,ns a
estee IN the Graves parent io ~
rornd cotton bale. AS the ue's.gPn'e.' -
the patent required iarss
money, a corporation was i.si ,no st,.,,
stor Jones. as q part owner % w 49, -.
received stock In the COMPANY
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DING TO OUR MOTHER TONGUE

w and Expressive Words Darinu
y Boo esu.nors Are introducing.
|tlced bs tongue is being steadily re-
n ana the Injection into Ii of many
ma as ,blMhs words and phrases. 1t
pa At cpsis, ensA everyone was taking a
ege All 1 aslls ont OF the non literary Ian,
picturesrrs 81 Interesting ats OF YER
ne surface !, 80 81, ana bringing them up
and 49, my empyrean Of excessive learn
, euF ignorss, nom the infinite 1epths Of
tre Il NJ but they are ali noble
4 has eniIyss, q Huneker. for instance,
r Sun dn,s,nned the columns Of the New
4ftstins ysrs.s, tue past year by many
pa 70 MS Impressive musical crifi-
10 We req a thrill of rare delight
n a. -ueo him discussing what he
ipoteAcy" Of Ealstsff. and
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{ the home Of Director General buchanan

Of the Pan-American exposition.
-Four OF the 1--we delegates were present.
They were Mr. Buchanan, John Barrett Of
Portland. Oregon, e.. NJ Pepper OF WASH
InPton and v w. Foster Of Chicago. VIII
lam C. Fox, acting director OF Tie bureau
Of American republics. also attended the
conference.
a great deal was accomplished at t0-
days gathering aud there probably VIII
gates ct together In Washington In Sep
tcmher 10 receive instructions from the
state department Each delegate was as
his whole attention
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CONFERENCE or AMERICAN STATES.

DELEGATES to the Mexico City Meeting
Met and Organized.
Rnnalo y. y. July 27 This country's
delegates to the international conference
OF American States, 10 be held IN the city
Of Mexico beginning October p, organized
u this city today. The meeting was held