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fortune FOR a VENDER-
An Ohioau innerits $1,000 From an
ImcEs. in Greece.

AKRON. Ohio, Jan. 5--Nicholas Las
kar. weIl-known Greek retail and
wholesale fruit dealer here. was notified
by telephone from New York yesterday
that he had fallen heir to $50G91. The
money was left him by an uncle VINO died
recently a his home at Sparta. Greece
Laskar started IN business here d few
years ago as d peanut Vender
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a WAR COURSE OPPOSED.
Protests Against Adding 1t 10 the
Chicago University Curriculum.

ChicuEo University Curriculum.
CHICAGO. Jan "a protest against
the injection Of the art of war into the
curriculum Of the University Of Chicago.
contemplated by the recent appointment
OF Lieut.. Col. II. R. BriHkerhoh 70 the
faculty, was voiced yesterday By Rev
r $. Henson, distinguished BAPTIST
clergyman, who may be considered the
spokesman Of The members of that de
nomination in Chicago
Protests are 20 be made to President
Harper.
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Catarra :o- l year" II had Gatarrh for :
years i bad Catarrh for > yesEs-'' i had
Catalfi log 20 ycarz-'' i lad Catarrh fr 81
years and Dr. AEHeW's Catarrhal Powder cured
nc. These are sentences from Jhe volumes ana
volumes Of testimony for this great cas1trI: cure
not uytrics! patients hIt words from men and
Wgmeu All over the continent. Who hive Lren
sold Hv r : Williams Ninth and + Streets
Edmouds & Williams, Third and Hcnnsy ly8nia
Avenu, 6.
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS papcred SID up; satisfaction guaranteed
RICHARD :. RNNEN. 5th and fl SIS he
i45-1t
ROOMS papercd = up, samples brought TH0S.
GEORGE. 4ill2 'th ~ is8-I5r .cgu
WALL PAPER. Sc roll up; PAINTING. paperhang-
ing YOUNGER, 40 y J, axe. NV.
I1a 81 EN-
ROOMS PAPERED. = up. only dealer Who gives
legal guarantee with all work, estimates
furnished; samples brought, largest and finest
assortment send postal 20 WILLIAM Y Ma
HONEY, e"5 Pa. ave. sc. isI-Iuo
LET YOUR RESOLUTIONS be fer the new wear
that Note shall paper the rooms OF your
house, you viii have friends visiting You during
Inauguration week, and have the ho:ae u4pcsed
IN nice way Rooms paptTcd s. up F. G.
NULTE, elO 9Th 81. nv. de2Itt
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big Al times as has been seen this week
1t IS not good TO 80 short Of this mar
ket-
The talk OF me people that have
been posted on the ST Paul Northern Pa
cifc- Erie deal for several weeks IS thar
it has not eliminated and that z further
advance Of many points is TO be expect
ed in these stocks in the immediate fu-
ture- The reaction in st. Paul today was
only little over points. and there was
recovery of one point of this before the
close At the closing price the stock was
still Si2 share higher than it was at the
opening yesterday. The action of the
other securities of this group was entire
i satisfactory. the reactions being small
on the immense profit taking.
Tennessee Coal and Iron tumbled in
startling way It went below 90 before
the close and recovered nothing. There was
a renewal Of The gossip regarding the pass
Ing OF the dividend. but no information
could be obtained along this line and it
was thought probable that the story was
untrue. Officials of the company have de
ritd il repeatedly The other steel secu-
rites after opening with good gains all
went Oft badly with Tennessee Coal and
Iron
Sugar ,umbled three or four points and
then recovered half of its loss. but was not
particularly active The friends of the
stock have been disappointed that it has
not advanced more rapidly
A number Of excellent earning state
ments were given out all showing large
increases for the last week of the year
L IS announced on what seems 10 be
excellent authority that the Reading has
secured a lease of the Jersey Central or
perhaps even has made an actual pur-
chase of the line There was a sharp bulge
in Reading securities today. but they went
of later in the session
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We want &c call your attention to our plan Of
Ioa1lnG money on Furniture. Pianos Organs or
any hou=eho-d goods We say 70 YOU if YOU need
Iceney this Is the most ceiiabie loan Office in the
city You have no delay No UNNECESSARY que
tons 10 asa You Our terms are the cheapest
cur payments the smallest and YOUR own time
TO return the money. We Viii lend YOU any
amount f-om SO up Private cfflcas Business
strictly confidential COLUMBIA GUARANTEE
90. Us i 81 nv. sulI-tf
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by " b. Hi5hs 81 Co. inem-
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HONEY TO LOAN at 81. So. I. and "A per
cent N sums Of $1,000 TO $1,000 on D. c
real estate; pay of and PEI cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted With
cc1aoulic.I consideration for borrowers M Il
SAUNDERS & CO. 1897 F ST NV. jyI-tf.ean
MONEY To LOAN on APPROVED C0LLAT
ERAL-No dcl4y- CHARLES A BAKER
se4-tf
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IN THE STOCK MARKET
Speculation StrOng and Active at
the Opening

Early Quotations in ST Paul several
Points Above Last Nights Closing
FiEurc>-Thc Industriai Quarter
Neglected. With Exception az Su-
Ear-Amcricur> Advance IL, London
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Yesterday vas d startling one n The
Stock Market. but today was IN every way
an eclipse JI yesterdays record l. IS
probable mat there mas never been an OPP
enIug at figures so nigh . hove the preyi-
Gus night : close as Iuls mornings was.
The advances were from 10 > points n
The active stocks and the amCuu- OF stocks
that changed hands was almost incredi-
bic Il Is probable that the Jvo hours
session saw more Than million s!-a1 es
bought and sold = yes -eTdaT session was
undoubtedly Notwithstanding
share day. although The record
was of only /, 500 0g0- Following
quickly GA this Wild opening there
was a steady and sharp decline n
Of the close last night The break vas
vicious ore and would have wrecked any
ordinary bull market. but il is said BY
some Of The best people in the Street that
in the present instance IL IS likely 10
prO=e only an incident il the advance as
The break of Thursday vas. The feature
Of the market was, Of course. $. Paul,
with an opening al points and "A decline
from the top Of 8 points al the dose.
Mort hern Pacific. Baltimore and Ohio. and
many other securities closely or re-ugte.y
identified with the Hill faction ID the mar
ket. were almost as remarkable in their
fluctuations. however. The general rail-
way list followed these securities in their
general tendency. but with not nearly
their feryor. The industrial securities
were neglected. comparatively speaking,
and for the most part showed extreme
weakness
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Nen York STOCK Market.


Corrected daily by ". B Hib5s & Co. mem
hers If the New York stock Exchange, IfI9 F
2Treer
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The advice given by some Of the
shrewdest market people is that prodts
should be taken on buIges like that Of
this morning despite the larger profits
that are quite likely TO be lost BY so do
ing Moderate lines of stocks. amply
fnsrgiued. may be held for higher level
without Worrying over the temporary re-
actions although these are likely TO be
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The 3 Days" Cure

tfor mem leads all remedies In This city; =
prompt and permanent cure or no charge Can
tultatlon free DR. AcKEEHAE, 5ls 18th St nv.
Office hours, to L a. N. TO D. m Sun
uays. to 1 D da7-fmo
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The bank statement was an excellent
one Il re-eaIorces the position Ct the
bulls Reserves increased S2-GZ4-l15;
loans increased. 1882 900, legal tenders
increased. 81. 106. 900; specie increased. So
JOS leo. deposits increased. siG 10000;
circulation increased, $500 TIE in
crease Ia cash Is nearly 100000 or about
what was expected The heavy increase
in loans prevented the reserve from show
ing as large an increase. bur the figures
are excellent They are such as 10 re-
move auv fear that some people may have
had Of tighter money during the early
varJ OF January. There was sharp selling
10 take profits on the announcement OF the
bank statement and Of a : per cent call
loan rate. but this was 10 have ben eE-
pected IN view Of the immense advance In
prices for the week and il did rot cause
much uEeasiusss among the people that
have been buyiug stocks from a point many
dollars share less than LneIr present
value
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big al times as has been seer. this week
It IS not good TO 80 short Of this mar
keJ.
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PERSONALS.
d.. Young : g; g; ! u 4;
Treats with skill
Born of Experience

All diseases of the Nose,
Throat. and Lungs Heart,
Nerves, Brain. Blood.
skin, Stomach. Kidneys,
and Bladder. Night Loss
eS. Sexual Weakness and
all Special Diseases %
either sex. Structure:
EsrIcOcele. and Hydro
cele cured without cut
ting or operation. No
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prompt and permanent
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potash No exposure.
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a.ra ~ On Eond upwards .azde
Loans II AiU on FURNITURE.

Wagons etc. at lowest rates and on the dav Won
spply We are lOaning he Building and Loaa
Association plan which makes the COS. OF carry
ing loans much less than you pay elsewhere and
allows You to pay it of in any sized notes yor
desire running from TO twelve r7oath. You
only pay for The use OF the money fo- the length
Of tlIne you carry it If you hzre loan With
some other company We VIII pay It Of and sd-
ysn1e Won more money # desired Rates chez
fully given. and no cost TO you unless Ioau l.
alaGe- Loans male anywhere in the District
Can suG get rates. Front room. first foo-. S-iea-
tifc American Building
National Mortgage Loan Co,
GO + ST. n w.
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MME. THEO.

Medium and Card Reader Washi1gton's most IA
nous CIaIrvoyant and Palmist. Consult her On
business, love. sad family affairs; reunItes the
separated; removes sPells7 causes speedy mar
riages. and gives luck open daily German
spoken 25e- ard zoe 929 d 81 NV
I8l-It
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
nIsTRICT "a coLt:,fRIA RoNDs
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

6's. 1902. -'30-year funding gold.-- IG2
Is, 1901. water stock currency I02
Funding CnrrcncE 8 65's.... II
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ERVENG MELLON

HORpEINE, plum, L,utaopEa, cocaine habit;
myself cured; will inform you Of harmless,
permanent Eone cure MRS BALDWIN Box
1912, Chicago oc7tt
, 1901-12-05
F|L|P|NOS
ARE VIRGIN SOIL AS REGARDS
MATTERS OF EDUCATION AND
MORAL TRAINING.
Stirring Letter from Veteran Editor
Of the Saratoga Sun in Introduc.
ing Noted Lecturer-He Says Ma
tives are Hungry for knowledge
and Kind and Lovabie Of Heart.

Colonel J. F. Crawford, proprietor
of the Saratoga Sun, in a letter intro
ducing DR.. Alice B. Condict to the edi-
tor of this paper, gives the people of
Laramie keen regret that circum-
stances will preclude the giving of DR..
Condict's lecture here. It would no
doubt have been a treat. Mr.. Craw-
ford says:
This will introduce to you DR.. Alice
B. Condict, medical missionary to In
dia, but late of the Philippine islands.
DR.. Condict has 12O colored %stereopti-
can views, with which she illustrates
her lecture on the Philippine islands.
"She delivered her lecture here on
Tuesday night and l had the pleasure
Of attending, and I cannot say too
much in praise of it. l wish there
were one hundred lecturers. as we'll
equipped as she, all over the United
States, for it would give our people an
intelligent view Of the character OF
the Filipinos and our responsibility to.
ward them.
They, the Filipinos, are virgin soil
and are taking kindly to the constitu'
ton of the United States. They are
hungry for knowledge. kind and Iowa.
BILE Of heart and, after hearing DR.. Con
diets lecture, it seems little short OF
providential hat the United States
should be selected to step in and free
them from the slavery Of the Spanish
yoke.
"The %strangest and most impressive
thing In DR.. Condict's lecture is the
fact that Spanish influence, with its
soul-destroying hatred n malice, has
had no lasting effect on them, but that
they are like little children, ready and
anxious for the %elevating influence OF
the American flag"
, 1901-12-05
SURPRISE
FOR MRS. WIcksTRol


Last evening a number of friends
gave Mrs. o. p. Wickstrom a pleasant
surprise. After being heartily well
coined by Mrs. Wickstrom the visitors
were seated in the parlor and enter
tanned by reading, speaking and music.
Then they were called to the dining
room, where they found the table
spread with the most delicious lunch,
which the ladies had prepared. When
they were seated at the table Mrs.
Wickstrom was presented with a love
which the friends had brought as a
token of remembrance to show their
kindness and love towards Mrs. Wick
strom and family. as she has shown
towards her many friends during her
stay in this city, and all wished them
luck and the best OF prospects in their
future home, which they are expecting
to go to soon at Blackhawk, Colo.
Those present were Mr.. n Mrs. E
J. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Bloom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Shoal: Mesdames Mons Nelson
Robert Lundgreen, f. p. Nelson, o. X
Erickson. Mr.. Claus Burke and Miss
Pearl Nelson. Mr.. F. Nelson and Miss
Gussie Rodin. Misses Manda Burke
Helen Casper, Annie Johnson, Laura
Hendrickson, Susie Johnson. Emma
Johnson, Annie Sunstrom, Erickson
Sunstrom.
, 1901-12-05
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Chinese Sacred lilies. Mrs. Wallis.
Nothing billed at either opera house.
The Industrial convention will meet
next Wednesday.
Pictures and picture frames at Ell
mer Lovejoy's.
The commissioners adjourned yes.
terday afternoon.
No middle man at Kidd's, all pianos
direct from the factory.
Mrs. Mary G. Bellamy has filed a
claim for the Mary G. mine.
There are now about eighty inmates
In the insane asylum at Evanston.
County Treasurer Reals collected
about 10000 in taxes during Novem
Der.
Terry Fee has closed his coal mine
for the season and will spend the win
ter in this city.
The snow is melting a little today
but more may be expected before the
present fall is gone.
Get your toys and Xmas presents a
the Laramie Cash store. 5 will buy
more here than any other place in city
Louis Schlumpf has purchased. 6
one-half interest in the Kuster House
Barber shop, where he would be pleas
~ ~ Il
customers.
c. L. Hinkle. registrar of the state
land board, who is with Colonel W. F
Cody on his annual hunt in the Bis
Horn mountains, killed a bear a few
days ago. The animal was one of the
largest ever seen in northern Wyoming
and required the efforts of several mer
to get 1t to camp.
, 1901-12-05
PROBATE MATTERS IN
THE DISTRICT COURT

In the district court this morning
the will Of Mrs. Theresa Riencke OF
Chicago, who died leaving some town
lots in this city, was filed for probate.
An order to take dispositions was made
by Judge Bramel, to be submitted to
the court later. to establish the validi-
ty of the will.
In the matter OF the House estate,
all order was made to have the title of
some real estate established. Mr..
House died leaving some land to his
wife. She thought the property was
in her name and willed it to her daugh-
ter at her death. 1t was found that
the title was not in her name and the
present action is to straighten up the
tangle. Mrs. House was the mother
of Mrs. Knadler of this city.
, 1901-12-05
GEORGE QUAY WAS
GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE.

George Dujay, who was arrested sew
eral weeks ago for the theft of some
clothes belonging to George Murbe, a
brakeman on the Union Pacific, from
a caboose in the yards here, and who
was held to the district court, today
withdrew his plea of MOI guilty and
pleaded guilty to petit larceny. Judge
Bramel sentencing him to sixty days
in the county Jail.
Dujay still maintained that he had
bought the clothes from a man on the
depot platform but a short time be
fore he was found by Murbe wearing a
part of them, but he said the appear
ances were against him, and threw
himself upon the mercy of the court.
, 1901-12-05
DR.. ALICE coNDIcT
TO LECTURE TONIGHT.


DR.. Alice B. Condict, medical mission.
airy to India, and late Of the Philippine
islands, will speak at the prayer meet.
ing service of the Baptist church to.
night. She is here In the interest Of
the American Bible society, and is
raising funds for the translation Of the
Bible into the different dialects and
languages Of the Philippine islands.
She was to have lectured here. but
having to be at Cheyenne on Saturday,
and on account of other events for to-
night and tomorrow night at the
churches here. was compelled to &C.
cept only a part Of the time of the ser,
vice at the Baptist church. The public
generally. however, is invited to hear
her.
, 1901-12-05
ONE CASE IN
THE POLICE COURT

There was only one case in the pc
lice court this morning, William Stay
back. who paid $3.50 for a plain
drunk.
A woman very badly under the III
fuence Of liquor was arrested by Mar.
shall Davies and lodged in jail yester,
day afternoon, but was not arraigned
this morning.
, 1901-12-05

The new buildings at the asylum are
not completed, and Mr.. Wilson says
they will not be ready for occupancy
for several weeks.
you KNOW" he said, that such
buildings are never completed on time,
and the raving of the Rawlins newspa'
pers about the new building for a pen.
itentiary make me smile"
, 1901-12-05

Mr.. Wilson stated that Miss May
Bryan, who was taken to the asylum
Sunday, seems better already, n it
is believed she will be restored to rea,
son in a little while. Miss Chamber.
lain, who came after her and accom-,
panied her back to Evanston. says she
is remarkably contented, sleeps peace
fully at night, has a good appetite and
Is getting along as well as could be
| hoped by her most ardent friends.
, 1901-12-05

j. II. Wilson of the insane asylum
at Evanston arrived from the west this
afternoon and took Bill Starr back
with him He had the man securely
ironed and strapped, deciding to take
no risks. Bill seems less violent to
day than he has been for several days.
and the institution official expressed
the belief that treatment would soon
bring him around again.
, 1901-12-05

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will give a fair and supper at
Maennerchor hall Friday evening. Sup.
per from s to 1880. Interesting pro
gram in the evening consisting OF
music by the Kid band, hoop drill, good
night drill, frog croak and domestic
orchestra. Mrs. Gibson will sing.
There will be a fine display of fancy
work for sale.
, 1901-12-05
STAR
TAKEN TO THE INSANE ASYLUM
AT EVANSTON BY AN OFF,
GER THIS AFTERNOON.

Strapped Hand and Foot and Chained
to the Car Seat-The Man More
Quiet Than for Several Days
Miss May Bryan Already Improv-
ing-New Asylum Building Still
Incomplete.
, 1901-12-05
PERSONAL

Charles R. Root of Omaha is at the
Thornburgh.
j. w. Price of Denver is a guest at
the Johnson.
Joe King was in last evening from
Horse creek.
j. C. Wilson Of Denver is registered
at the ~Thornburgh-
E. C. McNealey of Boynton, Wyo., is
at the Thornburgh.
DR.. Alice B. Condict of San Francis
co is at the Kuster.
Hans Olson, the Big Laramie ranch
man, is in the city.
Flint Bower was a Denver guest at
the Kuster last night.
M. NJ. O'Malley of Evanston was a
Salt Lake visitor yesterday.
Joseph H. Hays of Central City,
Neb., is a guest at the Kuster.
C. S. Logan is in from his ranch to-
day and is stopping at the ~Thornburgh.
James B. McCracken of Ogden was
a late arrival at the Thornburgh to.
day.
Isaac and Mary Ohlund of Cooper's
lake were guests at the Kuster last
night.
Paul Pascoe returned to his ranch
last night after a business visit to the
county seat.
j.. F. Thomas of Kansas City is here
arriving from Rawlins on one of the
night trains.
A. NJ. Whitehouse, the Red Buttei
ranchman, was here yesterday on ,
business trip.
w. A. Mcintyre, manager Of the In
dependence mine, arrived last nigh
and is spending the day her.
F. o. Harrison, the big Rock Rive.
ranchman, expects to leave shortly TO
England on a business visit.
R. A. Walsh of Sheridan was per
5oudllLSu ny IN odiI Luhc iliouhS Il
being an Ogden visitor yesterday.
C. S. Smith, a Boston travelling man
came in from the west on train No.
today and is registered at the Thorn
burgh.
W. C. Lynde and wife were dow
from their home at Tie Siding thi
morning and were registered at tn
johnson.
DR.. A. B. Hamilton has gone t.
Grand Encampment to make settle
ment with the smelter for ore sale
during the past month.
Rev. A. C. Hogbin returned toda,
from a ten days visit at his old home
Sabetha. Kas., where he had gone t.
perform a marriage ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Homer spent til
night here, Mr.. Homer being presen
at a meeting of the executive commit
tee of the electrict light company.
Judge Bramel and Stenographer De
, Lario will leave tomorrow for Lander
where the judge will hold a term @
1.-THE district court of Fremont county.
!, County Commissioner w. j. Broad
, hurst returned to his home at Tie Sid
ing today, the board having complete
its labors last afternoon and adjourn
ed until January.
Captain C. A. Ducat OF the Unite.
i. States army returned to Cheyenne las
night. having made arrangements t
!, visit Laramie once a week in futur
and recruit for the army.
George C. Kelly, who has a contrac
on the new Science half at the univel
sity, is in the city, looking after tn
work on that building. He arrive'
from Cheyenne last night.
N. X. Boswell. lessee of the stat,
penitentiary. is owe from Larami,
comforting with the state oficials re
garding the movement Of the stat
convicts to their new quarters at Raw
lins.-Cheyenne Leader.
, 1901-12-05
FUNDS SENT TO

FUNDS SENT TO
GOVERNOR RICHARDS,
Eli Crumrine, treasurer Of the Nc
Kinley memorial fund, last afternoon
forwarded to Governor Richards q
draft for $22. the amount Of the contri'
button to the fund so far received by
him.
The following names we're added "a
the roll yesterday, each for 81: w. J.
Broadhurst. Jane Ivinson, g. A. Hert'
zog and Mrs. Matte Hertsog.
, 1901-12-05
HORSE STOLEN At
FORT COLLINS, COLO.

Sheriff John A. Cross Of Fort Col.
Inns, Colo, has asked the sheriff OF
this county to look out for a man who
is said to have stolen a horse at that
place on he night Of the Sd. A de.
scription of the horse was sent with
the notice.
, 1901-12-05

The Laramie Rod and Gun club will
meet at John Davis coal Office tomor,
rev evening at 1870. Business of i'm
p%ortance. A. B. HAMILTON,
u President.
, 1901-12-05

Hose Company No. 8 will give a
dance at Maennerchor hall Christmas
eve. The public is cordially invited.
A special invitation extended to the
flremen. Admission 81. 97tf
, 1901-12-05

FOR RENT-One-half Of my new
store building on Second street.
s4te FNRD BRUECKNER,
, 1901-12-05

See the boys Refers, Suits. Over
coats, Shoes. etc, at Woodruff 4
Terry's.
, 1901-12-05
Don't forget the
Presbyterian fair and.
supper tomorrow
night.

Everything in Wearing Apparel for
men and boys at Woodruff 4 Terry's.
, 1901-12-05

WANTED-Good girl for general
house work. Corner Sixth and Gar
field. MRS. F. w. MARRIOTT.
95t5
, 1901-12-05

WANTEp-A girl for sewing fur.
Apply at the tannery. eft
, 1901-12-05

FOR RENT-Four-room lpuse. cor
tel of Fifth and Clark. Ena1Lre Of
II JOHN A. F1f1nHER.
, 1901-12-05

A dime social at the M. E. church
tomorrow night.
, 1901-12-05
o MASHED r

At ROLLING MILL.
Paul May, IT,, the son Of Henry May.
who is employed at the rolling mill,
had the big toe Of his right foot mash
ed OF last night in the mill, . large
piece OF iron dropping on the foot. He
vas cared for BY . surgeon and will be
laid up for q few days.
, 1901-12-05

Uptodate Neckwear and other use
full Xmas gifts at Woodruff Z Terrys