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DUPRE, sales manager HammsD Paint Co
WANTED-salesmen TO sell "clydesdale,. the
great gall cure and Gypsy horse remedies 10
dealers only Send stamp for reply. The GU
w. BICKNELL Co. Pittsburg. Pa
W N7TFST1-saleSmen. Line from manufactures
direct to merchants in dry goods, millinery and
general merchandise. Business. Address j.
BREEN IA 5. Commercial 81, 81. Louis No
WANTEI)-Salesman OF business experiences and
good address; the right party viii seeHre pfcf-
table employment and good pay. @ppiy be-
tween 9 and u and and 10 Room q Plaza
Hotel
WANTED-Salesmen are averaging 500 weekly
selling the Little Giant $50 soda fountain. one
half OF earnings paid daily; write quick. GRANT
MFG. CO, Inc, Third and Wood sts Pits
burg. Pa
WANTED-At once. for this territory. an ener-
getic travelling salesman who can earn one
hundred and fifty dollars per month and ex-
penses: staple line. best retail trade. Box Ia.
Cleveland, o.
WANTED-By established. well-rated house.
travelling salesman presenting strong propo-
sition TO the retail trade. Very attractive. sala-
BILE line, yielding large profits Liberal induce
ments High-priced men Investigate. Box -.
Detroit, Mich.
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WANTED-Solicitors, unemployed young men OF
students seeking vacation work 20 make ap-
plication for profitable employment Tor the next
six months. new plan OF work; good p6y 20 f.ghl
kind Of men. Address Box Al, care JoEr1al.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

-0 - pI>cSS 81 -,csnss6
embalmers) Can ship d.phtheria and
scarlet fever Lady enealmer Tor
ladies and children so North ILL
nois street. Telephone eii new and old
New iI54 ADAMS a. KRIEGER. Main ia
Funeral directors. I5s ~. Ills. Lady attendant
Old 80. c. K. KREGELO, New zSa
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
z23 ~ Delaware st
TUTEWILER & SON,
Undertakers. 124 w. Market ST. Tel 10
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RENTAL LIST.
mWNaMHHmWa N -

BY THE UNION TRUST CO.,
1lS-122 K. MARKET ST.
(Company's Buildng)
zoe N Meridian. rooms. modern. sac. 90
2317 n Illinois. rooms modern. rs. 90
425 w South St, rooms, barn.............. u 50
654 W 3fst St. rooms. 1000
1908 w 18th St. rOOms...................... 500
r. 10th St, rooms 800
1916 s East St. rooms, city water......... 900
232l Olney St, rooms 800
II Wallace ST. rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 500
FLATS.
"GIencoe" rooms. bath, heat range, etc. $500
Lindsey" rooms and gas................ 800
ALGONQUIN" rooms, bath. 1900
STOREROOMS.
f22-124 S Pennsylvania, 3-story brick, good
cellar hydraulic elevator .................140O 90
y. State ave. (barber shop ............... SEQ
49, s Capitol ave- (cOrner) .................. $50
s40 Paca ST. 1V.UO
203s N Capitol 100
OFFICES.
Z. Ohio (Ofnce)
Desirable rooms, Company's building
11S-l22 +. Market.
Modern offices in LAW BUILDING SS 90 and
upward: steam heat. electric light. janltor serv-
ice; complete law library for tenants
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FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE-Neat cottage fer lots: business
block for farm; good rental property for gro
Gerry laundry for farm; will pay cash difference;
factory for farm; 1eO-acre farm in Kansas for
anything for trade call or write KEPLER
AGENCY. 4l4 Law building.
FOR TRADES, 100 on easy payments buys 9
room new modern house, kenwood ave.
Large residence on n: Meridian St, for $4,000;
will take small house in part.
Good house Senate ave, north, easy pay
ments, at a bargain.
Three lots on Seventh St, Anderson, at a bar
gains T. F. HARRISON. 21 Baldwin block
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
A creamery with feed mill attached doing
big business; will sell or trade for city property
]. II. WITTY, Sc ingalls, block
FOR sALE-HORsEs AND VEHICLES.
FOR sALE-Good horse for sale cheap. 1855
Spruce ST.
FINANCIAL.
LoANS-Money on mortgages c. +. SAYLES
& CO, 127 East Market street.
FINANC1AL-J. II. PATTISON. = Monument
place. for prompt loans
FINANCLAIT FINANCIAL; Ioane9 on yaiuab.es: cash
for old gold WARD & CO. II n. Meridian ST.
FINANCIAL-Have your abstracts of title pre-
pared by L. M BROWN, third floor Lemeke
-F'irst-mortgage loans on improved
of payment. SPAIN & CO.. iss e Market
kINANCIAL-IteaI estate loans: not less than
900 promptly made on approved securities at
favorable rates and terms; large loans solicited.
o. e. FIFIELD 1902 Majestic building.
FINANCIAL-Money to loan at 4. and per
cent. on Indianapolis property and good farms
in central Indiana. Liberal privileges for prepay
ment. Get our terms. STANTON & STANTON,
Is n. Pennsylvania st.
FINANCIAL-Money to loan on Iarm mortgages
anywhere in Ind ana at the lowest rates OF in
terest; full partial payment privilege granted:
CLEMENTS EVANS. CrawfordsvlIle. Ind.
FINANCIAL-Five per cent money loan
In any county-seat town. or on farm property
anywhere in Indiana; we use our own funds;
ne delay; partial payments. Call or address c.
N. WILLIAMS & CO. $40 e. Market st.
SALARY LOANS.
SALARY LOANS to employees on plain notes
without security.
Easier partial payments. Lower rates
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.
Room 2O1. The Law Building.
Walk up. l& e. Market st.
LET US BE YOUR BANKER.
We loan you money cheaper than any
other concern in the city. Why? Because of
loans made to employees holding permanent
position. See US before placing a loan.
Tel. new. 2259. 927 Stevenson Building.
FINANCIAL
LOANS TO HONEST SALARIED PEOPLE on
THEIR OWN NOTES, WITHOUT
ENDORSEMENT
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
YOUR EMPLOYER WILL NOT KNOW.
PAY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY.
LONGEST TIME, EASIEST PAYMENTS AND
LOWEST RATES OF ANY COMPANY
IN THE CITY.
Uotrn for nv ead
not wait until you save IL up. but come to US:
we can help you out. No advance charge for
investigation. Call and let explain. SECURI-
TY MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. 2O7-2O9 Indiana
Trust building. Second floor
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VETERINARY SURGEON.


VETERINARY SURGEON
Frank F. Jacobs. Veterinary Surgeon.
Lameness specially. 10 East So Clair
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It Ort IEN4
OFFICE AND sTORERoOMS.
2S12 Z. Ohio St. one room, second floor. rear.
Sl5 N Pennsylvania.
S22 and S24 W. 21st st. storeroom and three
.S4dbu
2lO6 y. Senate ave, bowling alley.
45 virginia
Choice Offices in Fitzgerald building. Large
front rooms with vaults.
LIZ W. Wabash ST, suitable for light man
Wholesale store building, s. +. corner Ne
ridian and Maryland SITS. will alter
Light manufacturing or warehouse building,
to "a n. East st; four Stories elevator
Stable rear Of 512 N. Senate ave............. 10OA
THE MARION TRUST co.
No. East Market street.
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SALARY LOANS.

Come in and tell how much you want and
how long you want it; tell who you are and
IL YOU are working salary responsible
PARTIES we will let you have the money your
own name without security, confdentially and
without consulting your employer; you pay
it back in installments as you prefer weekly
monthly.
INDIANA MORTGAGE AND LOAN co.
(ESTA BLISHED 1851
ROOM A. LOMBARD BUILDING.
24Ja f. WASHINGTON ST.
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REAL. ESTATE--For Sale-The very complete
modern house of eight rooms situated 2313 Tai
bolt av.. lately occupied by me. EWALD OVER,
2161 n. Pennsylvania St
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heal Estate-Dwellng nine rooms, modern; N
Meridian St, near Twenty a bargain.
must be sold: let US have an offer; can be bought
far below value 9'i'
Real Estate-Dwelling nine rooms, bath, etc
large lot, line shade: +. Fifteenth st owner
nonresident; anxious to sell
teal Estate-Dwelling five rooms; beautiful
lot; Arsenal aV, north Of Tenth St; a decided
bargain {. +. SAYLES & co.
127 +. Market ST
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THE LAW BUILDING"
Choice modern Offices single and en- suite,
from IS up.
No charge for heat light and Ianitor service.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY,
122 K. Market 81.
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MINES AND MINING.

MINES AND MINING-For stock in reliable
mining companies at lowest prices, address
MINING STOCK. Odell, H.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
o-~-ooooo-ooo~o~-o~~
REAL ESTATE-For Sale-The very complete
modern house of eight rooms situated 2Sl3 Tai
bott av. lately occupied by me. EWALD OVER,
2l61 n. Pennsylvania st.
FOR sALE-VEHICLES.
FOR sALE-For quick sale, price no object. to
few new farm wagons at 4OI-4n ). Penn
sylvania st. Call promptly and get a bargain
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEO
FOR sALE~5cC Envelopes 9ted, sc. cor. Mar
FOR SAIE-Typewriter No 2 Smith Premier
good as new. Answer Box A. Journal.
FOR SALE-Typewriters all standard makes;
n6 ifssni TYPEWR1TERR r. Exchange. 81 MOnG-
ment Place. Old Phone 2SsO.
FOR SALE-'Ny Lady Hottentot," Jenny Lee
and fifty seven other popular songs. with mu-
sic, postpaid, for 10 cents. Address ONO MU-
sic CO. 26 Centennial building, Rochester. N Y.
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FOR RENT-Twelve-room modern house. 21S
Z. Pratt ST.
FOR RENT-See list at 1871 4. Market; ground
floor. GREGORY APPEL
FOR RENT-From May 1 to Oct. 1 81. the
most desirable and largest fiat furnished
throughout in the city. Inquire No. l, The Sur
FOR RENT-Large colonial house II rooms.
south side Of Putin Bay island CLake Erie).
Walking distance postofice and Hotel Victory.
Season, $3.50. Address J. r. MLEAN, Putin
Bay, Ohio.
FOR RENT-lf26 n Meridian ST. east front:
modern nine-roOm house. bath, furnace, large
yard. fruit, shade. garden. barn; immediate
possession: satisfactory terms to right party;
this is new property; never been rented; most
desirable home free from heat and dust of city;
will lease IL desired. c. n. WILLIAMS * CO,
s and 10 +. Market ST.
FOR RENT
PAPA Talbot ave. 90
ll6 r.. 81. Clalr.. lbUO
223 w. North lZUO
Choice fiat in the Pressly seven rooms, mod
Apartments in Arlington, S15 E. North St,
rooms, modern.
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REAL ESTATE
MORTON PLACE PROPERTY
Alabama ST near Twentieth

$500 buys a thoroughly modern house OF
eleven rooms; hardwood floors quartered-oak
finish. hot-Water heating SYSTEM everything
frst-olass and in good condition; house com
paratively new; good barn. This property Is
worth every cent Of ST. 500, and II you are think
ing Of buying II viii pay you TO investigate: Ad-
dress THE OWNER, 3ox 104, care Journal
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STORAGE.


STORA GE-Hoosier Transfer and Coal Co
house and safe movers: heavy hauling of ali
kinds 5lS S. Delaware ST Telephone 2325.
STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio ST. and Union
tracks; only hrst-class storage solicited. Graf
ing and packing. Phones 725.
sTORAGE-INDIANA STORAGE AND TRANS
FER Co, 1900 square feet OF space: Are
proof electric elevators Office. 339 L. Washing
ton st; cheapest plaza in the city. Both phones
POPS LEW SHANK.
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FINE GRINDING.


FINE GRINDING-Razors. shears and clippers
sharpened. PISCATOR. liz w. Market ST..
Cyclorama bldg
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REAL ESTATE-Fine block north, prominent
corner. i.500 rental, Sl,14S per year. RAIL
STON q CAMDEN, 2O3 Law building
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BURIAL DRESSES.

BURIAL ESSES-Fashionabl burial dresses
made 20 order on short notice. Strictly un %
date Makes your friends look more ilfe-iike.
All goods furnished and robe arranged MIS-.
L. II. SAPTON. Sfl3 Graceland ave NeN phone
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EEAL ESTATE
WINKS & CLAYTON,
$50 Newton Claypool Building.

BEAUTIFUL HOME NORTH ILLINOIS. near
Walnut: elegant rooms. bath. reception hall.
bevel plate glass front; large lot, all street i'm
provements paid; strictly modern and first
class IN every particular. 1t must be to
be appreciated. For few days offer il for
$500, reasonable terms.
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- REAL ESTATE-Beu St; hve-room cottage;
Il well, cistern; $,4OO. J: w. FRIDAY * CO,
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STOVES AND REPAIRS.


STOVE REPAIRS-Stove repair and tin shop.
9s5 Virginia av New phone. 3is5. Old phone.
green 4s4
STOVES - MODEL STEEL RANGES AND
stoves Quick Meal stCi ranges aRd gasoline
goods HOME STOVE CO.. % $. Meridian 81.
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creamery with feed mill attached doing a
big business; Will sell trade for city property.
j. II. WITTY, IS ingalls, block
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

FOR RENT
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MORION-ILACE HUME
Don't you want IL? II rooms. bath. cellar; all
modern improvements and very cheap: only
5000. cash or reasonable terms near 10Th st.
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FURNACES-Once more IN the ring. The cheap
place 70 buy frst-class furnace Is a.
ZIG 5. Pennsylvania. New phone l4s9. HENRY
a STUMPF.
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For Sale Fine, east front lot on Bevile ave-
near Michigan: $3.50 will buy it.
For Sale High lot on Jefferson ave south of
Michigan; only $500.
sPANN & CO. 14s E. Market
REAL ESTATE VACANT LOTS
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R00RBACH MAN
NOW is BUSY
FaIsehoods Being Circulated in
Republican interest.
LITTLE BETTING BEING DONE
NO REPUBLICAN MONEY Is IN
SIGHT.


II HE roorbach is abroad in the land.
The printing presses were kept
busy by the Republican county
committee during the latter part of
last week. and Sunday the spreading of
campaign lies began. BY a thorough
system Of distribution the false state
ments were spread all over the city
and into the rural districts
The roorbach given the widest circu-
lation was a personal attack on Sheriff
Naylor, sent around in the interests of
Frank Emery This circular attacks
the personal character Of Mr.. Naylor,
claiming that he is trying to get votes
from the element Saloonkeeper Jake
Moritz represents.
Another thing given circulation was
an appeal sent TO all the ward meeting
houses Sunday night, sent out by the
Republican committee, commanding
the voting of the Republican ticket.
Other candidates on the Democratic
ticket were attacked personally in one
way or another, but the general senti-
ment last evening was that the crop of
falsehoods would act as a boomerang
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BETTING ON ELECTION.
Little Republican Money on Any
Candidate.

Republican money was hard to find
yesterday by those desiring to bet on
the election. When any man was found
willing to take the Republican end of
the money he almost invariably de-
manded odds.
The betting was almost entirely on
the result in Salt Lake county, al
though one bet Of 5000 even was made
on the Weber county senatorship. No
body could be found willing to bet even
money against Simon Bamberger. Of
fers of S1,100 to $1,000, of 81 900 to $500
and of $500 TO $500 were posted on
brokers' row all day without being
taken.
Several bets of varying amounts at
even money were made on the major
ity Of the legislative ticket in Salt Lake
county One bet of even money was
made that Williams, Moritz, Hamlin
and Nash would be defeated. One
small wager was reported in which an
enthusiastic supporter of the Kearns
machine bet that even Pussy Jimmy
Anderson would be endorsed by the
voters. Many small bets were made
on various portions of the legislative
and county tickets.
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LIVING IN THE PHILIPPINES.
The Trials and Troubles of American
Housekeeping in That Land
(Boston Transcript

(Boston Transcript
I know a crude youngster of IA, who
in two months has become an excellent
table waiter. He has learned to serve
the several dishes on a tray, to APP
proach on the left-the side where he
saw the wedding ring Of his mistress
and to anticipate the wants of the
people at the table. But this is an
exceptional boy.
Dish washing requires special train
ing. Hot water ana soap are innova-
tons. If left to themselves the boys
with whatever is at hand Ga newspa-
per is excellent, for 1T can be thrown
away, or, if washed, it is with cold
water rubbed on with the hands Dry
ing is left TO the sun. For these rea-
sons a dish cloth and towels require
watching. There are cases where we
have been indebted to the ingenuity
of these youngsters who have cut
cracker cans into baking tins for bis
cults. These they bake IN a Dutch
like oven with fire above and below.
The ingenuity of some of the Ameri-
cans has invented a unique shower
bath arrangement made of a fiye-gallon
petroleum can, the bottom perforated
with nah holes, raised and lowered by
a rooe.
Some reader may query the posi-
bility of having such d thing as a we'll
regulated, homelike establishment in
the provinces. Yes; I know of cases
where man and his wife have sue
ceeded in turning a native nipa house
into home. In these homes I see
clean, happy, contented, fairly trained
servants; 1 find polished floors; walls
nung with straw mats behind collec-
lions of spears, knives, hats and other
miscellaneous souvenirs; there may be
draperies giving a soft color to the
room; there may be flowers growing
on the broad window lodges; there are
pictures; there will be large easy
chairs inviting to siesta, or hard by a
shelf or table on which are late maya
zines or some of the dear old books
we have learned to love as personal
friends; within reaching distance there
may. be pipe and tobacco, or a box
of cigars; a work basket; a tea table.
Doesn't this all sound honey? To be
sure, and isn't ii all possible?
| We admit that sometimes our food
depends on rice, eggs, chicken, fish
and bananas too long for these to be
enjoyable; we admit that living is ex-
pensjve; a tin can diet in a country
void of fresh meat and having few nat
ural foodStuffs is obviously high, nor
does one get value received. We admit
the days are hot, the nights more than
make I'd. and that we mold for five
months during the rains. Aside from
this, think one can be comforta. lie
here, even to his bed, which, only a
cane-strung frame, admits mattress
sheets and pillow slips.
/ The water supply is the river. Heat
/ ing apparatus receives no attention
As yet the earth has not opened to
take US in; typhOons have been mild;
volcanoes have not buried us with
molten rock; boa constructors consid-
erateIy keep to themselves; ferocious
animals exist only in human form.
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PRESERVATION
OF THE FORESTS
important Feature of Commits
sioner hermann's Report.
GOVERNMENT A BIG LOSER
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FU-
TURE USE OF TIMBER.
Especial to The Herald.o

{HASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 3.-The
" most important feature of Com
missioner Hermann's annual re-
port is his suggestion of immediate
withdraw wal from disposal of part or all
of the public lands which are more
valuable for forest purposes than for
other uses This step is urged in view
of heavy inroads being made in public
timber and resulting in widespread cut
ting of timber and damage to water
supply. If this step cannot be taken
it is urged as absolutely necessary that
the timber and stone act passed thirty
years ago be either repealed or mate
rally modified. Two dollars and half
an acre for timber land is mere npnl-
nal price when land is often worth SlOo
and upwards If this act is to continue
in force it should be modified to allow
the government to get fair price for
it's timber lands.
Since the enactment of the present
law, thirty years ago, the commits
siOner says the government has re-
eeived but S13, 100000, when the lands
disposed of were worth $3.50. 100000 at
the lowest figure He believes free
use of public timber in limited Quanti-
ties should be allowed settlers and
miners for domestic purposes, but all
timber taken from the public domain
for commercial and manufacturing pur-
poses should be purchased at fair
price.
Under the present law, public timber,
valued at not less than $100, 900, 900, has
been stolen or destroyed; under the re-
vised law, properly enforced by an ade-
quate ranger force, this could not con-
tinue.
The rule of the department allowing
wool growers associations to take
charge of the allotment of sheep and
range il the forest reserves where
sheep grazing was allowed during the
past season has not always proven sat
isfactOry, and caused more delays in
issuing permits than under the former
system. Investigations made by>forest
inspectors indicate that generally toe
many sheep were allowed in the re-
serves this season and that the num-
Der must be materially decreased next
year. The attempted prosecution OF
fraudulent entrymen has been generally
hampered because of the refusal OF
witnesses to give testimony before To-
cal land officers, either from intimida-
ton or other cause. To overcome this
the commissioner renews his recon-
mendation for the enactment of a Law
compelling attendance of witnesses in
such cases, under penalty.
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AIston's Good Record.

Among the Republican falsehoods
which have been given circulation is one
declaring Thomas Aston. the present
county recorder and candidate for re-
election, to be a perennial Office holder.
Mr.. Aston is just completing his first
term as county recorder, which is the
only political position he has ever held.
although he had been a resident OF
Utah since 1866. during all of which
time he was a taxpayer in Salt Lake
county. The fact that he has the sup
port, regardless of party, of practically
all the real estate men and others who
have had occasion to do business with
the recorder testifies to the economical
I and able manner with which he has ad-
ministered the affairs of the Office.
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Jake's Beer Flowed.

True to the announcement, beer
flowed freely yesterday in behalf of
Brewer and Saloonkeeper Jake
Moritz. The headquarters of the Moritz
shouters were at the Arcade saloon. A
East Second South street, where the
flaming banner showed Jalke's barrel
with the announcement, "Jake's barrel
on tap; fine lunch all day.
A stream of loafers poured into the
resort all day, to be regaIed with the
Moritz beer. the Moritz free lunch and
the strains of a photograph, while the
siren voice of the hired workers begged
all who partook of these refreshments
to remember the donor when they en-
tered the election booths Tuesday.
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Lying About van Colt.

A story is receiving some circulation
by interested persons that Ray Van
Colt, the Democratic candidate for
county attorney, has agreed to appoint
Graham +. Putnam and W. T. Gunter
his deputies in the event of his cleo
uon- OF course the yarn is only a cam
paign lie, manufactured for the pur-
pose Of injurinG Mr.. Van Colt Mr..
Van Colt has not agreed to appoint
either OF the gentlemen-though both
are able and competent to fill the Of
nee admirably. There has been no
agreement, Mr.. Van Colt states, with
any one and no thought of who will be
his deputies.