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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
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Local Notice.

CRYSANTHEMUMS-The Pieas,a, Pia,
Street Greenhouse viii hoid its "' ~
rrysanthemum sale. Wednesdas'
q. continuing through the week.
poNlld1W r.. 4. "
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Capita! lettings.

\ commission representing the COM
mcrCial, agricultural and industrial in
Saturday, for Washington on a mission
"f reciprocity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Cult, u iareu number enloyrt the
'ottapy social h,ld AT tho home WI Mr
and Mrs. M, II. Harrington, Wint-r
street; Friday evening. for the menh-'
friends. quite sum WIS received AR.
th, OCCASION was very pleasant re
frrehmeat- Were served
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Five dead bodies have been taken
from the Baby mine Of the Pocahontas
Colliery 90. at Pocahontas. Va. Sew
cral other persons are unaccounted for
ana 25 persons have been rescued more
or less severely burned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Mrs. J. y. Sawyer returned. Friday.
to her home at Portland after y ehoft
visit With Gardiner friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

.An extensive line ot chateIaine bags
in steel and gun metal viii be found 1T
Nr-. r. =. i,y;n. alSo excellent values
:Ud etyl,e in trin.ued hats.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Monaghan's class in dancing gave m
extra at Fore~trFs hail, last evening.
which drew large crowd and all passed
Il PHEASANT time
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

MIs. ~ H. Webbcr returned To her
home "a, Erookline. Mass. Friday.
after "A visit of week with Mr.. ana
Mrs n. NJ. Blanchard. River avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Miss Martha small very pleasantly
entertained number of her friends ai
her hom", Central street. Friday even
ing whist being th~ order. six tables
being e,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Mrs. Silas Jacquith and George Jac-
quith arrived. Friday. from Hope. ".
r.. for q visit Of . few weeks i'm this
Vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Al.S. IT. = Smith and son returned.
Friday, from Ellsworth whore they
hav" h"cn passing FEW days at their
former hom.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

J. Langd"n PAU returned 10 Mars
I'LL Friday after = short visit 10 hiq
familv in this city
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Az. u. Libby and a. +. Palmer rr-
turned. Friday. from the vicinity W.
jefferson. where they We're hunting th-
previous day They secured a bu,E
E.sf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Frank l.. Gray went 10 BOSTON Vii
lay On q short visit Of both niaa
ANA business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

MIS-. r. r. Smith returned. Friday.
tp Lisbon Falls. after a few days With
her daughter. Mrs. +. p Peaslee. Cen
tral street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
GARDINER.

Miss Kate Vannah went To- Boston
Friday, FOR a few days with friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
How 10 Tell the Genuine.

The signature of T.. w. Grove appears
on every box Of the genuine Laxative
Erpmc -Quininc the remedy that cures
~ cold In one day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Hon. and Mrs K. H. Gardiner re-
turned 10 Boston. Friday. after \ ghnrt
stay at tn" Caklands
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Miss Abbie Pushard returned 10 Wis
casset. Friday. after snort VIM ,ith
friends in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

new immigration law in Italy co,,d cand
fines departures To. Naples, oe"o'
Palermo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

The industrial commission has pre-
Of the laws Of the several states relat-
ing TO boards of agriculture. farmers
institutes. etc. Summarizing the prac-
tee in the seleCt ton Of commissioners
81 agriculture. agricultural boards,
etc. the commission says:
Organizations for the promotion Of
agriculture maintained either in whole
or in part by the state governments.
are found in nearly every state in the
Union. state boards Of agriculture. the
most common form of organization FOR
that purpose established by law ANA
maintained at public expense, az"
found in about half tho states. The
other typical form is a department oT
bureau Of agriculture. presided over b.
:, single otiiccr. designated aS commits
sioner of agriculture. In several cases.
however. this officer combines num-
Der of functions ana his bureau IS
known as the bureau OF agriculture
and immigration: the bureau Of agri-
culture labor and industry: the bureau
If agriculture statistics and mines. or
the like.
The members Of the state boards ~
agriculture commonly serve without
cOmpensa tion other than the expenses
incident upon the meetings and per
forming their official duties. The act
ual executive work is usually in charge
OF a Salaried secretary chosen by the
board. in some instances from its own
number.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. NOV, l5.-Miilard {. Trayi~
was appointed postmaster 81 thc louftH.
class III NncbiaS Point. Me, today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
stops the Cough
,,d works OFF the CoId.

laxative Broro- Quinine Tablets CUR Price
aid IL one day. No cure. NO ray.
y cents. 81 -hA6}
Wed& sat = = r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

which he holds that peer. WnlSkeS ana
other subjects of domestic manufact-
ure, subject to internal revenue tax
when consumed in the United States
ale subject to this tax when shipped
to the Philippine islands. In this sense
the Philippine islands are held to b"
domestic territory.
Under existing laws articles subject
10 internal revenue tax at home are
relieved from the tax when exported
tn q foreign country, the exporter Civ
ing bond when the goods are with
drawn. which is cancelled when salts
factory proof is furnished that they
actually have been landed in foreign
territory. Under a ruling made som"
week ago by the commissioner the
Philippines have been regarded for
purposes Of internal revenue taxation
as foreign territory and therefore the
whiskty. beer cigars. etc, have been
exempted from taxation. Under the
present ruling the tax in all cases Will
ne exacted before shipment.
It is expected that exporters VIII pay
the tax under protest. having in mlnd
the fourteen diamond rings case.
now pending in the United States Su-
nreme court, in which decision is eN-
pected at an early date. This case in
wolves the same question which has
arisen in the consideration of the in
ternal revenue tax cases and If the
cour should hold that the Philippines
are foreign territory for customs ana
internal revenue tax purposes. export
ers will be entitled to refund to the
amount of the tax paid.
The only gold medal authorized by Con
gress for heroic conduct during the wa!
with Spain was forwarded, today. 1"
Lieut.. Frank II. Newcomb. now located
At Patchognc. y. Y, by Assistant Sec
retary Taylor OF the treasury. During
the Spanish war Lieut.. Newcomb com
manded the revenue cutter Hudson and
rescued the officers and crew of the tor
pedo boat Winslow from Il very periloua
position off Cardenas Cuba. while the 90
tion of May II 1898. was in progress
Each of the officers under I.ielt New
each member of the crew a bronze medal
The medal sent Lieut.. Newcomb contains
about SiJ0 worth Of gold and is ornament
ed ON one side by an engraving Of Rellona
az Goddess of War and looking down
upon the scene Of rescue. and upou the
"tner SIDE by representation Of Fam
wiring the story Of the deeds Of Lieut..
Newcomb and his crew
Naval Constructor Richmond r. Hob
son has been detached from duty in thu.
bureau of construction and repair. ana
''aht" ~ huIN III connection with tn
management Of the government naval eN-
hibit at the Charleston Exposition. Souti,
Carolina '' -
Secretary Gage, Friday. purchase I
NSna'an OF short term bonds or thrs,.
S"I''"" were of short IS of 1871
Inc state department has received =, re-
poI. from Mr.. jackson, secretary of th,.
,l'ed states embassy at Berlin. upo,.
cnoi @ ihaIhc Ihc through the Kaiser Wilhelm.
.ai'ii curing 1880. The total traffic III ~
oai,il during that year was 2951l shiu.
,hra.iit hausite Of German war vessels. IN,
g. Ign oueh traffic for the last five years il
n5'itu. mas more than doubled nc 70
safus humber Of vessels. ana more ,ha1,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
Many Of Them Unnecessary. Mrs.
Pinkham's Advice and Medicine
Have Saved Many Women From
the Surgeons Knife. ~ ~~-~-:r'- ::

Hospitals il cur great cit sad places t" visit,
Three "!hS OF the patients y ng those white ~ are
won an al
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

The President signed. today. the COM
mission OF Herbert Pierce Of Massachu-
sets to be third assistant secretary OF
state Mr.. Pierce is expected to ar
rive at Washington. tomorrow, and as
sumo his office. Mr.. Cridler has ter
minated his connection with the state
department as third assistant se""r-
IIry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
CONTINUED from page H.

Canada as the domipion sells TO US,
said he. TODAY AZ the White House
WHY should we make concessions! IN
nv opfnion there viii he no reciprocity
treaty with Canada. was in Toronto.
recently. and heard Sir Wilfrid l.aurief.
the Canadian premier. SAY IN 4 speech
thar Canada was through With sending
delegates TO Washington looking for
,rade concessions. He said that II ne
aotiatiors We're 10 be resumed We
would have to take the initiative
II is said ut the state department that
no authorize ton has been sent consul
General Dickinson To promise rNemp-
ton from punishment to the hrigands
who kidnapped Miss Stone as one OF
the conditions of her ransom. III iari
our government has not authorized any
promise whatever to bc made that
would bind its hands in dealing with
this subject in the future, or that would
prevent il either from insisting on the
punishment Of the brigands or from
lodging a demand for full indemnity for
the money which may be paid over rs
ransom for Miss Stone.
There is no disposition to dsavow any
Of Mr. DICKINSON ; dI Is Dul tllt O!ti' iiiS
here are confident that he has not COM
promised the case. Because OF MS
diplomatic rank II is left To Mr.. EDDY.
United States charge at Constantlnopie'
10 make any necessary representations
of a diplomatic character and that n"
IS exercising his functions in that al
rection is exhibited in the dispatches
published today. disclosing the chara'-
ter of the representations he has been
making to t!,t bulgarian agents at Con-
stantinople. These representations
make II evident that the United States
is laying the foundation for a claim
that Bulgaria is properly responsible
TOR what has occurred. though for pru-
Dental reasons. the details Of the n"
gotiations are withheld from publica-
liUn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

,se Secretary ere Gage, Friday. purchase I
80 Oh snort term bonds. OF thcs,.
%S9, IN were of short Is of I9I,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

,ord. lrn p.vi~ x ra''s,r rhh. W
,a4s
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GLENN CASE NEARING CLOSE.
Evidence All In and Arguments
Will Begin To-Day.
REPUBL1c SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Parkersburg. W. Va, July A.-rhe EVIL
dence in the Ellis Glenn case Is all in, the
last witness having been heard just before
adjournment to-day. and the arguments
will begin Tomorrow morning.
II the questions OF the counsel for the
defense can be depended upon, the defense
will argue that the present defendant is
not the Ellis Glenn who was brought here
from Illinois to answer to. the charge of
forgery. but that some other person has
been substituted for Ellis Glenn. Just as
she claims to have been substituted for Ell
bert in Illinois. in some mysterious manner.
Ellis Glenn was in hospital here for
with typhoid, and for year mas been un-
der small bond.
The witnesses for the State have teati-
fed that she had, when she came here, cer-
correspond to those on Gilbert Glenn. and
that she did not limp. =
The witnesses for the defense testify that
she limps now. and has not these scars.
defense made two State witnesses state In
cross-examination to-day that they could
not tell positively whether. the person on
trial Is the same person who was brought
cate that the defense will attempt to argue
that this defendant IL not the person who
was indicted, and to make second myste-
rious Ellis Glenn case Of identity.
buttal to-day testified that Ellis Glenn did
not limp when brought here. and one, q
Deputy Sheriff, who saw her daily In the
jail SAD sae had the crsscsnfh,ssaped scar
Tho Johnny Glenn story Of one witness
for the defense was disposed Of by witt
the the same time. ana Knew them to Be- direr.
The state had several Witnesses who
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MADE A SIEVE OF HIS BREAST.
George st. Clair Stabbed Himself
Twenty-Seven Times.

George st. Clair. shoe cutter. - years
old, stabbed himself in the breast twenty
seven times yesterday morning in his room
at No. Al South Sixth street. with the In
tention Of piercing his heart and ending
his life The knife blade several times per-
forated the lung near the heart. and twice
1t grazed the covering OF the heart. but not
one of the stab wounds touched fatal
spot. The man is at the City Hospital
hangs over him. which condemns every
thing he attempts TO- an unfortunate end.
ing. He says that the first stroke of III
luck came ten years ago in Boston, MasA.
when his wife left him. He then came West.
but states that somehow he could never
obtain the confidence Of employers and a.
Sittons.
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The Cool NortheRn Route,
Which Is the Wabash, win take you to the
famous White Mountains, where the tenn
perature II at this time delightful.
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The Cool Northern Route,
BY which the Wabash Is known. was In
augurated for just such weather as this TO
enable st. Louis people to reach the cool
resorts of the East and Seashore.
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swore they would not believe on oath Doe
tor Howard, who testified to treating Glenn.
The defense had several who Swore 70 his
good character.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines.
Northern Illinois Expfess-
Springfield. Freepor and Du-
Peoria and 6pringneld 20 pm fs:O5 pm
Chicafu Daylight Special. .s13:0 pm s5:o6 pm
Springfield Accommodation -. sla5 pm s10:40 am
Chicago Diamond Special. ..... 9:10 pm sI:2i am
Southern Lfne0.
Train. Depart. Arrive
Murphysboro. casbondsls and
Now orleans Fast Meil-Cairo.
Memphis. Jackson. Tenn. and
Texas Express; Nashvills.At-
ianta and Jacksonville $500. s9:36 am TN pm
ST. Louis Speciai-Cairo. Mem
phs and New Orleans ..,..... s9:36 am sis pm
Accommodation -Murphysborp,
Marion. Cairo Sparta and
Chester 1850 pm III u am
Accommodation -Murphysbofo.
Marion and Creal SPRINGS. $50 pm I'll 80 am
New Orleans Limted-Cairo.
Memphis: Dixie Flyer. Nash
Vile. Atlanta and Jackson
v1u0 .s...s......s... luslS pm 0:b3 am
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CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY &C., r. 4 st. ID
Alton. Chaut.uaua and Grafton ts:ls am ISIS am
Peoria Pekin Spr1nkneid.
Chautauqua and Grafton Ex-
ss::;:sss: nj &C &c
iHcn. Springfield. Jsckson.
ton Mail -: f4ss pm MOSS am
Chat tauals 49,. ......... 1915 pm '1o:s5 am
5Se jocks Exprss. .:.:..:. tI:so pm
CHICAGO, ALTON AND ST. LOUIS RY.
Train. Depart Depart = A IT We;
Peoria-Alton Limited ts:3s am
49, 4: E 3
Kansas City City Missouri State -
Springfield Accommodation. $500 rm 1904 am
gPPeksonviile Accommodation. $500 pm fio:ai am
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Southern Special 49,. 1890: 's:1s am
st. Louis and Florida Limited :.... IL pm
st. Louis and Florida Limited 's:s3 pm VA am
Murphysboro. Sparta. Chester
TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN.
Glover Leaf Route .
..The Commercial Traveler''-
indianapolis Toledo. Buffalo
Buffalo and New York Express .s:ls am ss:so pm
Ramsey Accommodation $500. 'v:W pm 's'1s am
ST, LOUIs-PEORIA LINE.
See c.. P. st. La
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DYEING, CLEANING AND RcpAlnINo

EY.ApIE,S and eentlemen. have your sarmsnts
cleaned dyed and repaired: drst.ciiss Work.
paris DyeinS aAa c1saning Co. Lao Franklin.
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c0Tr0x RELT,

lsT: LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN
Train.
Arkansas and Texas Express
Via Bismarck and DeltaD -.
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mail
VIA Bismarck and DeIta)....
BURLINGTON ROUTE-UN
Train.
For Hannibal. H. 4 St. J:
points. Quincy. Keokuk and
Burlington -. ...............
Local to Hannibal. ...............
For Quincy and North.
For st. Paul, Minneapolis. via
East Side lines. Illinois and
Wisconsin ........ ...........
The Bur!!ngton-Northern Pa
ciflc Express, for Kansas
City. st. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills. Wyo-
ming. Montana. Washington.
Puget Sound, Portland and
Twin City Express. for. Mime
apolis, st. Paul and Iowa..
The Nebraska Colorado Ex-
press. for Denver, Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
JSoCPh ssssss
Local to Burlington ............
For Northern Iowa. st. Paul
and Minneapolis ...............'
For Illinois. via East Side line
to Rock Island and Clinton. la
For Dubuque and La Crosse. -.
For Kansas City, Council
Bluffs. Omaha. st. Joseph.
Denver. Nebras ska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast.......
Local from Hannibal .........
For Alton-Leave 7:50 q. M:
daily: 1l:Go a. M. daily: 30
only; 300 p. m. except Satui
sos p. M. except Sunday; ESQ
p. M. daily: S:21 p. m. daily:
day only.
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u. & o. s-w. r.. n.

Train. IL q "' Depart. Arrive.
Cincinnati. louisville. Wash
inFton. Baltimore Philadel- .,,.ss nm
phia and New York EXPRESS. 'z:lo am A-''~ '
Cincinnati. louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York :, .-.ao am
Cincinnati Accommniation. t7:l6 am t7:2s pm
Cincinnati. louisville. Pitts
hure. Washington. RaltiTo-e.
philade'nhia and New York ess nm,
Roval Rlue Limited .s:an am 40 30 am
Flora Accommodation .a:+u OH .,o ~ . m
Flora Accommodation .....:.:. 1850 pm lA'''- -
West Baden and French Lick egg nm
Springs. via Monon Route. 'S:2o am o'o -
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BIG FOUR.
LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK {
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
AND CHESAPEAKE AND Oh
Train. :!
Indianapolis Express .......... 7
New York and Boston Linn
lte0 ..ss...sss...ss....
Knickerbocker Special - New
York. Boston WASHINGTON
Baltimore and Philadelphia. 1
Nation and Alton Accommo-
dation v
Boston. New York. Cincinnati:
Washington. Baltimore and
Philadelphia ..................
A1ton-Lesvet s10:30 a. M. s5a
$500 a. M. 1:4s n. m. Saturday
o m. arrives Am n. m.
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FRISCO LINE.

valley Park Accommodation. 4 16 am no m :;
valley Park Accounmoda tton.. 4S:30 am 39:1S an
VALLEY Park Accommc dalton. 1900 am {i:I mn
Texas and Kansas Mail for S>
Carthage Joplin. Wichita.
Arkansas City, Oklahoma.
Dallas Gainesville and Fort
Worth ...::............ se:6 am $40 nm
Pacific Accommodation Il 10 pm IN X ~.
Valley Park Accommodation. tin pm f6:is 8 ~
Valley Park Accommodation. f6 40 pm KS .X M
Pasihc Aeeommoaar,on :.a;;:... Is:m pm f5as am
Texas Limited tvestibulel. for S
Eureka Springs. Fort Smith.
Paris Dallas. Greenville,
Ennis Cocsicana. Houston.
Galveston. Austin and San
we.senn Express for viniita. '' pm "" am
Denison. Sherman, Okaho-
ma, Carthage. Joplin wich-
tia. Burton and the West. 1850 pm s7:z am
L.. II. q st. L.. M. tHendefs0n Route.)
tram; o,u...s... c, Depart. Arrive
port. Louisville and the East. S:s3 am s7:ie m,
Eastern Express-Owensboro, ~"
C1ovcrport, Louisville and
the East ..... ............... s3:s6 nm I'm am
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new YORK DENTAL ROOMS

staIeu Tor % Ie6t
y. w. Cor; Eroadw,y and Olive.
Endanss, 5os Olive It, Extract
ing FREE when teeth are or
dered: LARGEST aad Oldest dental
establishment n the city. We
employ the fnoet skillful men In
the PROCESSION. All work guar2n-
teed: Consultation FREE. Do
not look Tor Cheap dentists. but
come to rs and set reliable work
Ae lowest prtees. Open daily
from 8 2. m. to 6 p. M. End
Sundays from s;so 70 / p. N.
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CENTRAL AND
AND ALBANY
)HIO RAILWAY.
Depart. Arrive.
T:22 am $50 pm
$50 am 9:S pm
1900 am s:B pm
t4:so pm 1850 pm
s:os pm T:se am
As .. m. Arrives
y only leaves 1850
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RAILROAD Timetable.
II.

Arrivals and Departures of Trains ~
Union Station.
tDaily except Sunday ttSaturday and Sunday
sDaily. only.
4Sunday only. MExcept Monoay.
uSaturday only ssDaily except Saturday.
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ST, LOUIS MERCHANTs' BRIDGE AND
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN
SERVICE.

.: Train Limited .. p 1.I M iha, =
Fast MaiI-Evansvins. Nash-
Vile Birmingham. Mont.
somery, Chattanooga, Attain
IA Mobile New Orleans and
jacksonville. Fla. $500. IN Am s5:1o On
Southern Express to Evans
VILE Nashville. Birmin9-
ham Mobile. New Orleans. lsss
fhomasville. Jacksonville.
Paiatka, Ocala and 81. sJ ~
Petersburg. Fla. ss:ss pm s7:1 an
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ROOM Tor light housekeeping In snen private
f,rssir IN oifve PaSe q Dt1saf car llns: stete
priQA "a Bepubics
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KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.
RED MEN.

AlNNEToNKA TRIBE. NO: q. IMPROVED
Hall: .outheas. corner Ninth and Market streets:
sharp Visitors cordially invited. Member. ex-
pected to attend. w. X. BUSHNELL. Sachem.
T p. Walker. c. OF r.. 2320 Walnut 81.
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noons AND BOARD WANTED.

NICE, furnished room, with or without s-o'clock
dinner By q Jewish young man. In private
Jewish family, for about thirty 70 sixty days.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ST LOUISVILLE LINZ

Train.
Louisville Express-Centralia,
Mount Vernon. Mount Car
mel. Princeton. Louisville.
WashinGton, Philadelphia
and New York ................
Mount Vernon Accommodation
Florida Limited to Louisville.
Lexington. Knoxville and
Asheville. N. c.: Chatta-
nooga. Atlanta and Jackson
willie Florida $500. ..........
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1T.
RN RAILWAY
Depart. Arrive.
$500 am 7:l5 pm
s:s7 pm 100 am
MON STATION.
Depart. Arrive.
.2:s5 am 1855 pm
s7:50 am ss:2l pm
t7:a am 1855 pm
.s:sl am '4:5s pm
. g 90 am SIS pm
sz:o5 pm 2:1o pm
. :us pm $3.50 pm
. T:D pm $3.50 am
''.''7:4o pm 1869 am
y "a pm Az dhh
;. 1874 pm l,,7:10 am
. $500 pm T:lS am
......... s1i:00 am
. daily: 8:2l a. m.
o D. m. Saturday
lrday and Sunday:
0 .. M. daily; f:io
!: Ills p. m, sun
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IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
De0arf
epart. Arrive

~ "
:os am T:ss pm
90 am T:1s pm
g:H pm sl:1 pm
S:15 pm tn am
1851 pm TOO am
JTEAU AVENUE
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ron RENT-FoR coLoRED.

CASS Ave, 37l9-Three-story brick building:
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WASH ST., 27ls-2T6Is-For coored people. six
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HOUSES. ROOMS, ETC. WANTED.
ROOMS in the suburbs for light. housekeeping;
state price and location n II. Republic.
= wANTED-A s or rooms house by q small
adult family: price not to exceed SIS: western
part OF city; permanent renters il place Is de-
eirable Z, 10 Republic.