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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-12-09
Local Institute.


A local institute OF the teachers of the
township and borough was held in the
principals room in the high school build
ing last Saturday. 1t proved a pleasant
and helpful convention of the teachers,
which was no doubt due to the enterprise
of the chairman, d. w. Morrison, who
took the initiative step, and to the har-
mony with which the teachers worked.
The program as printed in This paper two
weeks ago, was carried out with the addi-
ton of two Rotations by Misses Merle
Dunn and Lenore Ritchey, both OF which
were highly complimentary to the young
ladies and well pleasing to the teachers,
especially The Nineteenth Century Teach
er.
Supt. Stitzinger and a number of teach
ers from neighb0ring townships were in
attendance, and their interest added
much to the inspiration of the institute.
Among those present we're: r. A. Reed,
Misses Guenther, Lohmeyer, McClenn
Mrs. Maude Berlin of Kingsley Misses
Bertha Fogle, Pearl and Mae Elliot of
Harmony; w. j. Stewart Of Hickory,
and Maxwell Heath of Green.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-12-09
Two Dollar Oil.

A bid of 81 barrel for 10000 barrels OF
crude oil, represented by National Tran
sit certificates, was made on the floor OF
the exchange Thursday by Thomas b.
Simpson, of Philadelphia, a former prom
inent broker on the floor of the exchange
in the halcyon days of speculation. MIR.
Simpson Is now a resident of Philadel-
phia, but is here on a business visit. Dur
ing the day a sale of 5000 certificates at
81. 05 was recorded. With the exception
of the year 1895, the sale aud bid yester-
day is the highest quotation for certifi-
Gates for % years, or since the opening
and development of the prolific Bradford
field. On April II, 1895, certificates sold
at $3.50. The opening price on that day
was $3.50, and after advancing to $3.50
the market became weak under the pres
sure to realize on their paper profits by
spectators, and declined rapidly with
few sales to 80 II, subsequently rallying
to SILL at the close. The clearances, or
total transaction, on the exchange that
day were 1852, 900 barrels. The average
daily price of certificates during the
month of April was $l.79 93-lO0, and tie
average daily clearaDces were l77,42O
barrels. Derrick.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-12-09
A Bargain for Farmers.

The New York Tribune Farmer, a ma
tional illustrated agricultural weekly of
twenty large pages, has no superior as a
thoroughly practical and helpful publica-
ton for the farmer and every member of
his family, and the publishers are deter
mined to give it circulation unequaled
by any paper of its class in the United
States.
knowing that every enterprising, up
to.dste farmer always reads his own To-
cal weekly newspaper, the New York
Tribune Farmer has made an exceeding
ly liberal arrangement which enables us
to offer the two papers at so low a price
that no farmer can afford to lose the OPP
portunity.
The prica of the New York Tribune
Farmer is Sl.00 a year and the FOREST
REPUBLICAN is 81 90 a year, but both pa
pers will be sent for a full year if you for
ward slips to the REPUBLICAN, Tionesta,
Pa.
Send your name and address to the
New York Tribune Farmer, New York
City, and a specimen copy of that paper
will be mailed to you.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-12-09

Against Ready.to Wear Cloth.
ing is disappearing every day;
in the large cities it has al.
most entirely disappeared.
McCnen Company's clothing is
winning its way in OIL City-It's ap.
p%ealing to the very best informed
people-its style, its fit, the exclusive
fabric and careful workmanship that
distinguishes this high grade apparel
from the commonplace is beginning
to be understood and appreciated.
Many Of the new Winter Suits and
Overcoats we are showing this season
are correct adaptations of the exclu.
sive custom models of Pool, of Lon.
don, and OF Bell q Wetzel, of Fifth
avenue.
The price is right.
Mems Suits SO to S25.
Mems Overcoats, so to $50.
Young mems suits and o%vercoats,
ages 10 to 20 years, prices So to 81
less.
Everything here to dress you well
while it is new and up to date.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-12-09
Christmas.

Useful articles as we'll as ornamental.
Hopkins store is full to the sidewalk
with all kinds Xmas goods. All manner
of merchandise. Useful as we'll as orna-
mental. 1t
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-12-09
PROGRAMS:

Head About to Burst From severe Bilious
Attack.
~ had a severe bilious attack and felt
like my head was about to burst when |
gothold Of a free sample of Chamber
lain's stomach and Liver Tablets. |
took a dose of them after supper and the
next day felt like a new man and have
been feeling happy ever since" says Mr..
j. W. Smith of Juliff, Texas. For bill
BUSINESS, stomach troubles and constipa-
ton these Tablets have nc equal. Price
% cents. For sale by DIR. j. q. Dunn.
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Tax Payers of Harmony Township.

Taxpayers of Harmony township will
please take notice that all taxes must be
paid by Dec. 3lst. Otherwise steps will
be taken to force the collection of same.
NJ. l.. RANGE, Collector.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-12-09
Local Institute at Endeayor.

A local institute will be held in Kin.
dergarten hall, at Endeavor, Saturday
Dec. IL, 1908. The bearing of moral and
physical training on the intellectual
training will be the basis of work.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-12-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted.
Joe Levi. AID.
hammers. Ad.
NJ A. Felt. Locals.
X ,binson IL Son. AID.
Heath Il Felt. Locals.
Clarion Normal. Local.
Smart IL Silberberg Ad.
Bovard's Pharmacy. Ad.
Edinboro Normal. Local.
Joyce's Millinery. Locals.
Dunn's Drug Store. Local.
Hopkins. Ad. and Locals.
White Star Grocery. Locals.
Forest Co. Natl Bank. Notice.
Jos. Il. Mong. Executors Notice.
M. l.. Range. Notice to Taxpayers.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-12-09
Notice.

The Stockholders of the Forest County
National Bank of Tionesta, Pa, will meet
on Tuesday, January II, 1904, at .
o'clock, p. M, at the Office of the bank
for the purpose of the election ofdirectors
for the ensuing year.
l2lO4t A. Is KELLY, Cashier.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-12-09
HOLIDAY
SLIPPERS.

From time immemorial slippers have occupied a prominent
place in the favor of gift buyers Last year, although we
made very extensive preparations, we couldn't quite supply
the demand, 10 planning for Christmas, 1908, we profted by
last years experience, and laid in slippers of all sorts in abun.
dance.
Mems slippers, from soc to So 90,
Ladies warm nullifers at 81 90, 81 26, 81 so and So 90.
Foil line Of Ladi's 8, Misses and Childrens all wool Jer.
sy leggios and the nun slipper soles.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-12-09

RoaCheo ohh'i ASSiNc - ~ III DoeiOt
Pa, On Sunday, last aged about 3s years.
Mr.. Shaw fell a victim to the dread ty-
phoid scourge, from which that city is
now suffering so terribly. The deceased
leaves a widow and three children. one OF
the latter now being afflicted with the
disease. The remains were brought
through here yesterday and conveyed to
Kellettville, his former home, for inter.
ment. Mr.. Shaw was we'll known to the
people Of Kingsley township, where be
spent most of his life, and where he was
held in high esteem by all who knew
him.
A queer condition of affairs has oc-
Cured at the new government dam at
Logan's eddy, which demonstrates the
fact that somebody has blundered in a
most culpable manner. The dam was
built first and the lock has not been fin
ished, sc there is no way by which boats
or RATS can now get over the dam to the
river below. The result is that about SO
loaded boats and 20 timber RATS which
went down the river on the recent rise
have been caught in the ice and are frazen
up. The amount involved in this tie up
is about $4,000 in boats and timber, and
it is all liable to be lost if carried wei the
dam in a flood with the ice. 1flost, some.
body ought to be compelled to bear the
loss aside from the lumbermen. Clarion
Democrat. Much of the material men.
toned herein is the property of Forest
county people operating on the Clarion
river. The Democrats contention is cor
rect, and somebody aside from the lum
bermen ought to be made to bear the
burden of loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17

II the Seattle
Electric Com
uanY Wbitlna
fdt a fatal 0l@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17

restore you I offered hes my arm
aud escorted her into Hy room.
where SHE sat by my side "a the "a
bic ana took the reffrahnunt which
offered her
How sho hinaaomra out Ia my
presence. this woman. iikH a Hover
before the SUM aho lii up the room
with har beauty She must have
read my admiration ~ my eyes, aud
e seemed a. me that ! also could
see something IT che sort Ia her
uHn An my friends. VAS ma or
binary looking mHn when I was In
ny Hnih year II The whole iiHht
cavalry u would have been hard 60
md "a Hner paif If hhishara. Mua
rats mas have baru "A shade longer.
bat the best Judges ATE agreed phat
NurarH we're . shade too Ions And
then / had q manner some women
are 10 be approached ~ ana waY aud
Hams ia another Just a. a Siege iH
an affair ~ faagiHoH and Eahinns 80
hard weather and ~ trenches ~
soft ftut the man whu can mif
daring with timlditY. Who can he
Outrageous With an air ~ humility,
and preaumpiiaua with tone af def
rnra. that IL the man whom moth
efa have q fear faf MYSELF I felt
that I sFan the guardian ~ this lone
y lady. aud knowing what q dan.
saraus man I had to deal with !
kept strict watch up0a myself
still even gua rdlan has his priv
iiasea. and iid not neglect them.
liut her talk was A. charming aa
her face In few words she sE-
planned that nhn was travelling 10
Poland. Hnd that her brother. Who
Bad been her esraft. had fallen 81
upon thr way She had more than
once met viii ill.tfeatm~nt from
the countfyfaih because ahe could
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LABOR UNIONS AND PUBLIC OPINION

aae oeioas hooked vita ne same
hostility that e tsp@yd he pao the last LAWYER
nsFse~ ~he an' Toe the ne hsfoss The anthracite se oe
mission comias that saraet ad
- an aesaaauea
O. puhl
the hostility
Il RattFf 4 all
q
r.stefi elothss ~
puelc powerful huE that 10 hostility l.
fatst 81 add
why 'se wtkesman soeuauy atwaed 70 conform 70 'pah
srtnaa politicians and out hrf
~
laws constitutional rlshs the pvepiaf
nat should
Trsds saoasuu aeat
plyer
II
taher woaid
ihsif sncrsehent the rshts g
upsans brad
% rat republic
There black
leadership contrary g
- 10 e~n
eratennt DO
purpose oreuy
ernainsi
why paaaa epinioH
And why nsed thsY thaa the fear ia pserf
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Continued from Yesterday
Here vas 4 fine start faF ny jour
aeF home Z Was lett WITH con.
nlaaiaa af which / knrW little. which
oouid iead inc Ca delay tho pressing
needs 81 my .husaare. and which Al
She aalue time was 81 such import
anssi chat it Was impossible fuf Hae
t. avoid H. ! opened lha marquis
unie. the hrniiance 90 which has
been devised hf the emperor in of-
der "a attract those Neunk aftstue
atata from whom 30 hoped 90 Raised
These HeW EfEiWenis qf his Euhfa'
fl WAS small packet - parnfs,
which / ffrV aAt, tied az Win siik.
and addressed 60 the prince u SAKE
rrlstrtu. in the enfuef, in sprawl !
iHE uatld4 hand, which ! hnrh -
b. thr empefuf'a own, Was written
Pressing and most important II
Naa al ufairf "a me thoss four
words An ofdcr as clear ~ u u HAD
e1ue straight from the nrm les
with the cold NfaY ewes loaktnE into
mine MY TROOPERS misht walt fnr
theif horses. the dead marquis might
Hn where I had laia him amongst
the heather. hut 10 the mafn aisd her
riirs had breath left In them the
nsaeFs should reach the primes that
might
i should nat have feared e. ride
hY the road through the wool. Tor
have learned I'd spain that the SAT-
sst time 70 pass through = guerilla
country Il after au outrage. aud that
else moment - danger - when az u
peaceful When { came tn look upon
ny uptp. however 1 naW that huf
lay further TO the s,p,h % me, AND
that I nihKhf reach e more directly
hE keeping u tAr maeras OF set.
therefore and had not Eune % yaFis
before iva earblns Hhuts rang out
Of tbs brush sooa ard bullet hum
msd past ne ike q bee ~ vas clear
that the uigsst elders we're bulayf IA
their Ways taen the htiaauds %
spsln. ana that my mission would
have ended where g had heEun y
had kspt to the read
n VA 4 mad side. that's ride
with laa=e retn, sixth-teap in
heather and IN soraa psangine
Through bushes. fiylHE daNa bill
aidea. with mY necy At ths mercy
~ my dear little Nioiatts. hat shs
she never slipped. Hhs never fall
TERED. - sHlft and as sure faated as
Il she knew that her rider carried
sh# fate " All Germany beneath the
battans % his psiiasr And IL bad
issE harua fhe name - eeiHE thH
best horaeuau IN che slx pfiEsies
20 light cavalry. bat / never fpsie a.
! sots thso NY friend the Hart has
told me % how they hunt the fnK r.
England. but fha seiftr~t fat Wuald
have been aaularea by me that say
TIE Wild pigeons Ahleh flse over
had as4 nnf take =. affalahtFf
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rne TerAruRs

seattle Rake Thsaser Company
IN A tsih % Feol
rhira .tasgtas~ Waiter sanford
Company IN Northern Likhts
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Oats a. ~ 100 tstisr - - -
was~s8 - - fan fhar. - fsiff ~ - Ton
hfza - - tea staffa - - trszi oat raEa
fpe - tea Eaatefn N4efinattln ttffiethF.
tas - tau Eastern WssEfHgfHH HafHnfes -
flra1thv 50 - tqa ftaitfHruia bay 40 -
- ~. 49,. s.ffstr, Efu - fasr
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na,tark setataa4. natives. $500 ten
Yaalns4s ffa00 f1n. carrots. - - alrt
native 1nEaus 30 Erape fralt g 5o4a -
IL. -nr--I- .a..l. 10 n
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course than Nlnlette ahd below
As an officer have always hecu
ready o. sacrifice myself far my
men. though the emperor would NOT
have thanked me FOR lt, Tor he had
many men, but only ane will. cav
airy leaders Of the fifHt eiaaa are
rare
hut here I had an object which
was indeed worth sacrifice, aHA I
Thought no more IT my ilfe thanaht
the elada 81 earth that flew ff4iu
nv dariinHs heels
I'VE struck the road once more "a
the itahf was faiiluN aud Halinftd
into the little Village 81 tabeuatAu.
nut Ng had hardly suf upon the
euhhleataneH when OF came one nf
the mares shoes. and ! hRd 90 lad
her 70 the village suithy nfis tire
was low and his days wafh dqhr
su that ] would be- an hauelat lest
brfofr ( Cuulh hope G. push ON 10
Haf DufninE az the delay. I stfeie
into tha village Inn and ordered a
cold chicken aud some wine "a be
served for my dinner n was bat .
few miles o. itof aud ( Had every
hope fhst / might deliver my papers
to the prince on Ihat very nisht. and
be- nu my way Cor France nuKt
morning. wiih dispatches for the
emperor Va my bosom ! vii tell
YOU now what befell ms Ia the inn Of
Laeeustuin.
The chicken had been served and
che wine dfawu. aud ! had turned
upon both a. "a man may who has
ridden such tide. when was
aware ~ e muriHuf ard a sruffitns
u the hall outside my door A.
first thought that g was some
brawi between peasants Ia their
cups and / LETT them 60 settle their
own affair." hut II a sudden there
brake from afsnng the Low. Hulinn
srawi ~ voices saeh a sound ~
would aatf Etienue Gerard ieapiuN
from the death he'd, Is vas the
Rhinprtlns cfY 81 woman IN PAIN
Down rialtervd my knlfs ana my
fprk. and IA a. instant ! Sas Ia the
thick 81 the crowd which had gath
cred outside ny door
The heavy checked landlord wa
theFa and hts fiaksushaifsd wife
the two men from the stables. q
chsiuheranais. aud two nr thfre vtis
iaksfH All u them. women AnA
msu. were flushed and angry. while
there iu the erutrf OF s.hrln. with
stufld the inNrifsst woman that svrf
a saldlrf Nnuid uish 70 look upon
Win her aessaiy head thrown back
and touch % defiauca mingled
sith fear. she looked. 40 ahs eaEs8
around her ike . creature u . Off
srfeas rars ffen the vile. coarse
featured crew Who surrounded her
had n<f taken teru steps from my
dnof bnfefr she sprans 90 meet me
Ter hand resting upsan uIy asm. and
aef biaN sYes. sparkling with Joy
aHf triumph
a French saldisr and gentle
man I" She efisd. son AZ last ! asn
safe
Yes madam sou sfs safa.~ saad
4 and rault nos resist taking her
hand Ia HaiHe Isl aTsiaT that | utiEnt
faa zHuf. hsf You hNNs Only Ia
- mmsmd uts.- adtad kissing thr
herd e 3 sskn that meant what
SIS saying
Z am ruifs,.s she cried: "ihs
Countess Faiptts = my nsn,a They
shuHr me bssaasa love the FRENCH
A. nas kuesT ahaf thsY might nave
4 Iae q me had heaven NOS seat you
"a my beir"
ki.Aed her hand aeain lest ahr
shouid danhs my int~afiars. rhru
| turned upan the crew Nttla aueia an
eksEsssloa - ! Enaw haas % .ss-
aunta L. an instant che Aeu f.as
80 1s'i, : - e; - - -
-t'ounts-s ssfa I "roa are noe
aafer my rfnfsatfnu You sfs faint
and = glass ~ rinr ia necessary e.
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HUTI0N "NITFHF77- = u - 10
raxs frssh rtnsh. fstit f1ks five hens
1tsaf5r b. lire 3ucea iao ~ dresses
eaaI stftac lb afsssef nsatffH seec o.
- = -. -. -. $500 ~.
eais~a. oa foat. sisasiss ID. hawa. "a faat-
rr.aaa 49, fF
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not conceal Nar goodwill towards
the French Then. furninH from her
own Affairs she questioned Ws about
Tho army aud Hp rama round - my
self hnd ms own nfptuitH they
wufu familiar e. hnft Hhn natdi TOT
ahn knew several IF fpnlbtgwHkfH
offiaafs, aud they had spoken 81 ny
dolnEs Yet she would DO eiad 70
hear them from MS nWn lips never
have 1 had sa delightful q epu fnfhhz
ton. Most women make The mis-
take 81 talking rather TOO niu, y
,bgut their esn aHntfa but thia one
listened 60 my taiaH iuHf as YOU are
listening now. evef asking foe more
aud more and more The hours
clipped upidiy By aud II vas Win
horror that heard tha village et9eh
strike II. and ~ learned thHi l"t
fonf hours bad forgotten ihH eih=
paFufn business.
Continued
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THE MARKETS


A ssuaii shipment q ths first can
taloapes e. reach the iural market
arrived trstu California last night
They SIRE extra fancy sgaek. and
y xS,Sss.s .ss, s, y. 49, z - z -
suw 1art fh&t u FaIned yesterday not
~ many berries - usual rzaid r.
ptc&ea ard. accordingly they stiff
vnRd thss alaFuiaK Cost California
raspts~rries sold ~ g peg crate
Hathause tomatoes have begun q
come ". selling "a lis and SIS pr
bon.
WHOLESALE PRICES
ers~s. sz.t-s are Is sar sares "a sssn.
tsfass- Prices 81 sna3N rafxfasss As&fsxs
~ - esaf hisa.xl
Provisions
rr~sa mras-es~ -. - -. SEES 49,.
Ia = saattps. = =. pafk. issate la
T'Ysstslsa.~ n.ss.. a. ~ sssskras -.
eos. fT@e Is esiiss. tF-sa. iasse ia
Vegetables
c4tsssfnts sFs~a z1ra - SOS. Harasas
gas4ie-ss. nssls-s ~ - tra fasias.s.
- 80 ia.'a - - ea' 7. 2. 20 'sa
mats 81 ft0ttaa - 49, hetaaass.
q e1ai = ~ ess i~ssas~ ts1 p~f
60 -. q ! 60 - ~. 49,. a.
~ sasiss aearA9ps. 90 tsaas nssiwA
wrseu D<aa s4er Is. asFias tssas - "a.
eas.t~s.. Iaevti - A. Esa.snss. - 50.
los tasen NanGhas.
Green Fruit. Ets-
stra~tsrrs.-. ~ re - psf crate. ca
tsieassa=s g - 49, hss xe1ssls~fffer.
O. . - i-1s cslifreuia rasfrsss n tssa
81 - @Vfigass. o. asssft = crate cssfasa.iA
hlNf at.erfsss. H@ L.-saahessfas. q p
l.saa4z s. sesst ~ has oFansas. - fsAe4 -
-. arHsss ~easi = has ssnsnss. a. 50
O. - aaneh grap~ fralt g. spoaso
Butter. casess, Esss Poultry
Hpts=f-w ssesHxsaa sFsan~fsss. -
Tsss Fissh saaeh. aoszsr aas EaHssa,
cis-~.s -S.isvs wsahipsfoo- fau srssra.
f,aaisrY Dressed tasksgs. @a8ste i've
hsns. lN8ifr I've tu@ss - assseast tas-
spssns sasc<sn~. - E@ass 80
Hay. Grain ard Feed
Oats a. 81 80. hsftty ~ - 80
wsssh - - taa 5haF - @it ~ - ipn
bras. - - tea saafrs 81 - ton 80 -aaa
fpe - tea Eastsrn Wsshinasgn tiuisthY
tq4 - tau Eastern WssHiHstHn Eaianfeas-ai
iIrsothr s8aeg saa f'ailfavuia hsg. 80 -
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
eTIss.~ pstsss srs Tor Eas-as taiivsrsd -
Fasizoas fr~iEhf dssat o. On he fars m
Hay and Grain
Eastern WssHInSf8a fius6thY 80 0lif
o. o. inrs alfalfa, $500 tor eats. q -
Ton. bari@s So 80 tgns Hheat s2sao tan
bran s1H - faH shrxts. t2ipo sans udd+
diinss 80 es321 - ton.
Eaas. Poultry snd Livestock
asrtns ekiekeus q 100 - 11k,
Faxs frssh rsnsh. fsttt ffk live heHs
itt@afsr H. i3s 8ueha iao - dressed
veal H4ffe 81 aFeasef nsatid4i. a4tsc ih
are.4ss - = - Aassas SET a@~s o.
f1E So H steers on '74t tfaf szfa la
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LAaoR mEGrinos ronlaar

~ ssaguiths Mattresses hall
Ht seuud avenue
a Workers. Ne. I'LL Ma
aaitse ~. second aYeuus and
HIkH HErerE
Plumbers olympic hail ttet 1
4rennd avenue
siwa Painters Painters hllit. sfta
f1rsi aVvuuss
Tile Layers and ueiparsa s'afpen.
trra hall 1870 Fnusth evenuM
WaafswH Central Labor iuiun-
Western Centfai Labor taian hall.
-. 81. : :.say. SO =, - e. = = -. =
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HOLDS LIFE TOO CHEAP

= y
t.ou e6s apperaasG
Nothssso accident Of tais kud witch bruised
several the
resulted
o eataStophrs
resolsS that
On installing and maintaining
electric and red tEhs
The eiY has Tor time 1t claimed Wng anxious
ahesd With the Installation
b. the refusal Of the perform
f NAV De- true bui does the city ofrsa % whom
ASSIGNED the task cauueits Wishes
The perform its
eoutaet and should be made
Human hfe elsetrc
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IL our gaii Crowns and Bridge
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Browns Painless Dentists

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