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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28

department to prevent loss to Ameri-
can exporters is disclosed in a report
to the department from United States
Ambassador Powell Clayton, dated
Mexico, June 18.
By a new tariff, to go into effect on
July 1, the duty on cora imported into
Mexico is to be enormously increased.
American shippers were prevented by
the Western foods from delivering for
the. June account more than million
dollars worth Of corn. At the instance
of the state department, Mr. Clayton,
5on June IA, appealed to Mr.. Mariscal,
the Mexican prime minister, and the
latter, after consultation with Presi-
dent Diaz, suspended the operation of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28
BRAZIL DECIDES UPON
VAST HARBOR WORKS
Colossal Contract That Americans Fail
to Secure.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 81. =
United States Minister Thompson, at
Metropolis, Brazil, reports to the state
department that the government has
entered on scheme for vast harbor
works at Rio, involving the building Of
two and a quarter miles of stone pier.
The cost of this great work will be
$42,00O,O0O, which is to be raised
through loan placed by the Roths-
childs The bonds are to be sold at 90
per cent and bear per cent interest,
which is to be secured by dock charges
OF . per cent on merchandise. In spite
or Mr.. Thompson's efforts, the work
has been let to British firm.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28
LEE TOOK SUGAR"
FROM TWO SOURCES
Former Lieutenant Governor Of Mis-
souri, Makes an Admission.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 27.-John A.
Lee, formerly lieutenant governor of
Missouri, tonight gave out a statement
in which he admitted that he had re-
ceived $1,000 from the American Sugar
Refining company and $3.50 from the
American Tobacco company, but said
that the money was not for Doodle. He
said the money was paid by the sugar
company for printing and that the to-
bacco money was sent by Attorney
fuiton, or chicago. for campaign ex-
penses in 1900. This, as well as the
sugar money, was paid before the re-
spective bills came up in the legisla-
ture.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28

officer of gendarmerieS has been going
about the bazaar telling. the people
that it is the Jews and Socialists. who
prevent their little father" the. czar,
from giving all his children everything
they need, and that. Therefore, thesJ Jews
and Socialists must be killed off.
Swarms of detectives at Rostov ARE
trying to locate a zSocialistic printing
office. -
The multitude of arrests, in addition
to domiciliary- visitations, which have
taken place among army officers, liter
airy men, teachers, workingmen, stu
dents and other classes at ST. Peters
burg, Kiev Odessa, Virballen and, in
fact, in the cities and towns through
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28
SCIENTISTS TURNED
BACK BY SMALLPOX
Expedition to Alaska Interrupted and
Vesse! Is in Quarantine.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, June 81.
The United States fish commission
steamer Albatross, with distinguish
ed party of scientists on board, under
the direction of Prof. David Starr Jor-
dan, of Stanford university, which
started north from Seattle few days
ago, returned from Fort Rupert,
Alaska, today owing to the breaking
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28
CUTS HIS OWN THROAT
WITH SHOE STRINGS
First the Condemned Murderer Kills a
Fellow Prisoner.

HOT SPRINGS, Arl~saJunS 27.-Jim
Dougherty, condemned to die on Aug.
IA for the murder of Chief of Detec-
tives Jack Donahue, today killed with
razor Roger Williams, fellow pris-
oner, and after trying toemurder other
prisoners cut his own throat with the
fattened steel ends of his shoestrings
before a mob could break into the jail.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28
IDYLLIC WEDDING UNDER
BIG TREE AT SHUTDOWN
Montana Couple Had So Many Friends
No Church Could Hold Them.
Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
BILLINGS. Mont, June 27.-one of
the most novel weddings on record
took place at Lavina, just over the
line, in Fergus county, this evening,
when Marcus M. Klein, a ranchman,
and Miss Mary Louise Lockron, a
teacher, were married. Both Mr.. Klein
and his bride are exceedingly popular,
and no church in the neighborhood was
large enough to hold all those who
wished to attend the wedding.
The bride-to-be was in despair, when
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28

M. Waldeck-Rousseau said it was
impossible to carry out in a few months
a law passed after thirty years efforts,
a1ectlng thousands Of persons
1 do not blame the energy Of parti-
sans whose policy is all or nothing"
he continued; but what is needed is
the application of the law, not less
firm. but more patient and moderate.
We did not claim to settle by the leg
islation of 1901 all the difficulties arts
ing in an old country like France from
the relations between the state and
religious faiths"
Speaking to M. Combes the former
prAmier said: eff you want the coun
try to follow you. you must Justify de-
crees against religions by regularly
voted laws. have protested too
strongly against secret court martial
TO approve the secrecy of your pro-
cedure.''
The latter remark is taken to refer
10 the plan to secure the adoption of
the measure as a whole, without dis
cussion in detail. The senate passed
three sections of the measure. and the
debate was postponed until Tuesday.
The Parson-Johnny, do you know
Where you will go if you are a naughty
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28

out the empire, attest the colossal
growth of the revolutionary agitation
1t has reached such far-off places as
Kostrom, on the River Volga, "a region
hitherto free from any radical move
ments
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28
The Letters Skin.

One day little eight year-old MabeTs
aunt aunt, received letter, and while inter
ested IN Its contents, the envelope
cropped 10 the floor. Mabel, observing
1t picked it up and gravely said as she
our letter." o'A
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28

of the boats were filed with the fair
sex, and, in addition, their numbers
were largely in evidence on the bridges
and docks, saluting friends as thew
passed in procession before them.
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Natural Appearing Porcelain Film,

will ssve badly decayed teeth
E[SR Fine cold Filings eoi6 and porcelain
LYYvS@A crowns. Nobody's teeth SO bad /
cinnot improve them Teeth on
n plates that look WE'LL fit we'll wear
No students employed. -
Or. Is. =. CornweII, Dentist.
4lo-4l2 Chamber Of Comreros Burd;ng
Corner Robert and Sixth Streets,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28

dulged in, there was an old fashioned
barbecue at which several steers and
as many sheep were sacrificed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28

batross to the quarantine station and
will be held the required time while
the vessel is thoroughly disinfected.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28

the new tariff for one month, thus saw
ing the American exporters from
losses
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28
EXPORTERS OF CORN
ARE SAVED FROM LOSS
Mexico Postpones the Imposition of In
creased Duties IA Month.

WASHINGTON, D. C.g,9June PA
piece or work on the part of the state
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Inc Parson-Johnny. do you know
Where you will go if you are a naughty
BOY and don't mind your parents?
go to bed ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-10
DESERETEVENINGN NEWS
WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local office Of the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
at a. m. today;
Barometer reading at a. M, 25.52
inches temperature at a. m, 62 de-
grees, maximum, n; minimum, b2i
mean, &C, which Is degrees above nor
NAL.
Deficiency OF daily mean temperature
since Jan. /, 329 degrees.
Precipitation since the first NJ the
month, 13 inch which is 20 inch above
the normal.
Deficiency in precipitation since Jan.
], 30 inch.
FORECASTS TILL p. NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity
Partly cloudy and unsettled tonight
and Sunday with possibly showers
cooler.
For Utah forecast taken at Denver,
Colo.)
Partly cloudy and unsettled tonight
and Sunday with occasional rain In
north portion; cooler.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometer Is highest over the
south Pacific states Missouri and up
per Mississippi valleys, and lowest over
The British N w. r., extreme north
west and the north Pacific states.
Precipitation occurred over portions
of Oregon. Washington. Idaho and
Montana. It was raining at time OF
a m. report at Portland, ore
The temperature changed but little
except rise OF 10 degrees to % de-
grees over portions Of Arizona, Mon
tana, Wyoming, Minnesota and the
central Canadian provinces, Nebraska,
North Dakota and youth Dakota.
h. J. HYATT,
Local Forecaster.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE,

WE ARE IN THE BUSINESS
A beautiful 5-room brick cottage, mod
ern-s30O cash balance $40 month.
Another near PARK See H. tl,2O cash,
balance so month. We have plenty OF
them.
Cash Grocery. party must sell-oheap'
Fine large cigar business.
one OF the finest, biggest restaurants IN
town.
one OF the best-ostablished new and
secondhand stores In town.
A rooming house, steam heated, max
Ing mOney-cheap.
These are only samples. Let us ten
you more about them.
The q. c. Richter Co.,
II Eagle BIZ.
Get that address right,
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on Cure For Cancer.

DR. Bye has discovered a combination
OF oils that readily cure cancer, ca
tarrh, tumors and malignant skin dis
eases. He has cured thousands Of per-
sons within the last elk years over one
hundred Of whom were physicians,
Readers having friends afflicted should
cut this out, and send It TO them. Book
sent free giving particulars and prices
OF OILS. Address Or. W o. Bye Drawer
III. Knnsns CITY. Mo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-10

FUTILE BROS. q WooLLEY, $40
Main Street.
salt Lake 10000 Pop, 1906,
5000 buys a nice building spot In Darling
ton. 2lEXJ.
$3.50 for 2IgxlO one block from Temple.
81 GQ0--1 his week We can otter 5NlO on 9TH
T.. ST. This Is $3.50 per rod, II is way
under the market.
81 900 Fine lot 2igXl0, Il. Sr1 South 81
81 800 buys line lot on n. Brigham ST.
south frontage and 3'room brick cot
tage on II.
81 0C0--3-room brick cottage on n ST, near
2nd st. Very cheap, Has city water
81 900 VIII buy a rental proposition on ".
9Th South St, bringing over 10 per
cent net
50 $50 10 5000 buys one of several new
modern pressed bricks that we have
In the east and northeast end whioh
We will be pleased TO show you II
you viii call.
salt Lake 10000 Pop. 1906"
Tuttlc Bros. x Woolley, Progress-lier-
aid Building.
" TtTTi,E mos 4 'WooLIEY." ijo
Main st.
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Ward
Entertainments.

A farewell entertainment Will be Civ
en- In the Thirty-seoond ward meeting
house Thursday, oct 10, IN honor OF FL
der VIM. Randall who leaves on a mis-
sion 60 Europe Oct q. dance VIII
be given with the following program
interspersed and all friends are cor
daily invited.
Address Of Welcome Bishop Sherwood
Song ,..,...,,,.,. ,...Jonathan Lloyu
Recitation .... ,..Jeannette Mcdonald
organ SOLO ,,,.,..,.,..t.. ltuDy DuTFant
Duet. Geo r. Baker and j. j. Gerstner
Recitation ..,.,,., .,.aAddie Horgne2
Duet ...., The Misses Kenner
organ solo ..,..,. ."Miss May Russell
Short Talk ..,n... .,.,.. Albert Bailey
Tenor solo ,.s,.,..,, ,.,,,,,.,Jos. ron
Recitation mann, ,,,,.',,,.,,,Mlss Tx
response s,sss'.ss ,s.s.s M hauuNll
Baritone solo .., ....,..A II, Brady
Doors open ut p. M; commence s
p. m.
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GARD OF THANKS.

To Bishop Morgan ana Associates and
the ward choir of the 18th Ward we eX-
tend our heartfelt thanks FOR their
Kindness and sympathetic help on the
occasion Of the funeral Of our beloved
wife and mother
Respectfully John Malqust ana chill
dren,
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FOR sALE-ReAL ESTATE.

NOW is YOUR TfMEl
Party has bought a hotel and must sell
the roomng house OF 40 rooms IN ~ days
Took IN 500 last month,
HIN Investment Co.. Room 10, 9A West
Second South.
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Our unexcclled work on shirts, COLI
lars and cuffs, TROY LAUNDRY,
iir-aiu ST.
The Ladies' OF tho First Congrygo-
tional Church will hold a Rummage
Sale on Friday afternoon and Saturday
of next week, at 32S So Main st.
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SlGoO-A GOOD BUY; i-ROOM
brick cottage; 3xl0 rods
facing enst on 9th East
near Ord 80.
si,GJ0--5-room new brick cot
tage, city water; car line;
5,tsNljl feet 20 alloy, llth
East near Cor. l0th SO.
yl,7j0--j-ToOm modern cottage;
harm; wei located on east
side; car line, rents $3.50
per month.
S2000-rwo houses; large lot,
OH East location; car line; .
city water. lot faces the
city, can accept easy terms.
Houston Real Estate lny. Co..
Real Estate, Loans, lnso
Tel. e. 81 MAN,
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For fall is Miller Warburton and Den
ney, In blacks and browns. Sole sellers.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
1856 Main ST
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Should remind you Of the necessity Of
fall or winter weight underwear We
carry exclusive lines In these garments.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
1G6 Main ST.
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HARRINGTON & COURT

ntN,
5,0o0-aore ranch, all under
fence, plenty OF water for
700 acres, good buildings, cor
rails. WIN take care OF and
run 800 head OF stock sum
mor and winter. This ranch
il near Salt Lake City, and
will stand thorough investi-
cation. $i3, 100, Reasonable
terms
We have a large list OF
small houses on the east side
from 500 up. We also have a
few choice bargains II taken
In season. See our Negutia-
tor, the only exclusive Real
Estate paper published IN
the city. Free at our Oillce,
10 W. End South
Harrington & Courtney
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EnncY IInslcrY.

Recent importatlons IN attractive
patterns, Tor the man.
BROWN, TERRY q WOODRUFF CO,
lG6 Main st.
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Linen Mesh

The renowned sanitary underwear for
men, We are the city representatives.
OF the famous DR.. Deimel.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
1856 Main st.
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Royal bread is shlpp9d all over Utah.


The original linen underwear; It's the
best. Sole agents,
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
l66 Mal1 st,
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McKees business College more pop
ular and better than ever Templeton
slock
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l-room pressed brick on north bench,
fine location, lot l6la by l6j feet-N,'5p;
easy terms
s-room frame. on north bench, close In;
strictly modern-s3 $3.50; half cash.,
Groom pressed brick on am East car
line: thoroughly modern; beautiful home
SO 500; easy terms.
broom pressed brick now, modern, cell
lar and attlc--t2, 200; very easy terms
Hubbard lny't CO., u w. End SO.
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TIE SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS,
me GREAT COUNTRY PAPER
or the WEST.

10 Issued Mondays and Thursdays and
contains on the cream OF the Daily and
SATURDAY. News.
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Our Bread Is a dependable staff
IT'S THE BEST"
Call or phone. We deliver free. Vi
EMMA MODEL BAKERY 81 CAFE, 10
l., Third South St. Phone 1881.
CHAS, SEYBOLDT.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

L. l.. Downing is able to be out after
n three weeks siege from ivy poison
INK contracted while gathering autumn
leaves In Dry canyon.
Sidney Phillips was kicked into the
ditch at Fourth West and sixth South
streets last evening, by horse he was
driving, and his arm broken. DIR. Ben
edlct was summoned and the fracture
set, and the sufferer sent home,
John Freeman, the well known fish
mouger, and who Is almost blind, STUN
bled and fell last evening at First
South and West Temple streets, sus-
talning injuries that necessltated his
being carried home in the patrol wagon,
Funeral services oyer the remains OF
the late Mrs Roslna Sturm Rausch,
who died on Monday, VIII be held In
the Thirteenth ward Westinghouse sun
day. oct, IL, at ~ m. Friends OF the
family are invited to be present. The
remains may be viewed at the late
residence, No. 2iS south Third East
street, between the hours Of 10 and 1880
a. m. Sunday
Word reached this city last night Of
the death at Seattle Of Mrs. j. NJ Good
win at the age of 60, She was well
known In this city. and her many
friends here will regret her decease,
Mrs. GoodwIns husband was for years
connected with the Tribune as re-
porter and business agent under the
former management and their home
was In Salt Lake until three years ago
when they removed to the coast. to
reioin their children who had located
there.
Local college men viii be Interested
IN learning that the forthcoming Yale
trennial catalogue will show the total
number OF graduates Of the institu-
tion TO be 2l,SO0 Of whom 1880 are
living, Yale graduates are dying at
the rate Of about 100 per year, but
the large size OF recent graduating
classes Is increasing the ratio Of the
living to the dead, The Oldest Twins
graduate Is Rev. Joseph S, Lord Of tn,
class of 1881. The preliminary cata.
logue shows that the present freshman
class numbers 7l2 men, 400 In the AGA,
demical department aud 3l2 in the sci
entifc This Is the largest freshman
elias in the history of the institution.
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We ray per cent interest per annum
on 81 10 $1,000 Zion's sayings Bank
e. Trust co. Joseph r. smith Presl-
dent; George NJ. Cannon Cashier.
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oargoPArHY,

MpowEIt, n CARPENTER, GngIsn.s
a1llctions and defnrmi,ies a npeeNl' ~,
g-6 n, Il, Walkep Illtg Fhohe ''''''
hours lo-is aud ~
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I.N.HIGLEY, HONEST PIN MIXERS
Reliable Electric Wiring.
100 r.. First South, Phone 752,
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GROsHELLs TICKET OFFICE. Es-
tablished 1855. Railroad tickets bought,
sold and exchanged No. 22l Main ST. F..
H. Groshell Manager.
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ELECTRICAL.
ELECTRIC WIRING AND FIXTURES
TICKET BROKERS.

oTTtNGER's CUT RATE TICKET OF
fee, Is W. end So. st. NJ. J. Frankland,
Mgr. Tel. 1888
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LuM BgR DEALERS.

GEO. +. FELT & CO., COMBINATION
fence, lumber shingles, lath, sash. doors'
etc. Cor. Sth So. ana State Tel, a.
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Mems Wardrobe
ROBERTS coMpLETp WORKS
The Fall blocks

In Miller Warburton and Denney Der.
bes now on sale, Shapes that appeal
TO good dressers.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
1866 Main st.
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BAKERY.

HION's BAKERY AND LUNCH PAR
lor rs W, First South; fine cakes quick
service; reasonable prices,
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SEWING MACHINES.

BARGAINS IN sND HAND SEWING
machines,
names,lo machines, 800 10 sisn1
New Home machines, $500 tO slh0n
Household machines, tAoQ IN siS,01
Other mnkea az une.tnurth value, ne,
pairs n speciality. Whneler n Wilson
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caepENrsRa AND JossERs'

Utah SCREEN AND Jon aHop u
W Tenn Phone igia.E, !, n.oSnn,
prop Fcreenu ot all klnds, atote s''"~
and natures and general eonVaoVns'
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TRADING STAMP BOOK. ENQUIRE
c, Il, Martins Coal once.
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srOEM akER3.

IOHN CAMENCfN, Vtahs most s.1aa,
lsc sboennker. Solid pmfort for ,ehu7'
~ W. dsyoyned Zee, w W Third South
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AGENTS WANTED.

OUR MEN MAKE SO TO $40 A DAY
fitting glasses. our gap, FREQ Eye BOOK
tells an about H. We establish YOU In
business for yourself, Jacksonian Optical
College Chartered IS Main St., Jack
son, Mich.
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HOTELS.

HERALD HOTEL. UNDER NEW
management dining room remodolcd, ex-
oellent home cooking, Cor. West Temple
and ist South. H. Smith Prop Phone
lC32-k Rooms SOC and up,
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SITUATION WANTED


COMPETENT LADY STENOGRA-
phef s years experience desires position
az once. WIN go out of town IL necessary
Address J., Des. News.
WE WANT YOU TO KNOW TINT
the hcadquartera for the latest station
CRY and business Office supplies IL the
DcserCt News Book Store
DID YOU KNOW THE PRICE OF
he Book OF Mormon and the Doctrine
and Covenants had been reduced from
40 10 SOC? Call at the Deserot News
Book Store.
MEN AND WOMEN, BoYs AND
Girls. 10 learn how they can get Web
Eter's big dictionary for a dollar. Call at
the News Office,
SHOW CASES.
ALL KINDS OF SHOW CASES AND
office fixtures Large assortment. Latest
patterns Greatly reduced prices Send
Tor catalogue. Hemenway and Moser. No
Jos West Second South Street.
SPIRiTUaLlSTs
SPIRITUAL MEETINGS AT 2 AND 3
H. m M Federation Of Labor hall. Every
body invited Conducted by DR. WHEEL
and Madam lynn.
MRS p. FONTYN, CLAIRVOYANT
and trance medium. No 267 So w Temp.
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STOVE REPAIRS,
OPTICIANS.

COLUMBIAN OPTICAL co, 26o MAJ
at. manufacturing opticians glisi
and retail occullsts prosei lpti,VHH' tcnsol
dupllcated, Grinding on premises
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Which appear IN These Columns are
read IN nearly every house IN SM iske
City, RATS; FOR Wants. Heip. Sifud-
tiogs Wanted. lost anJ found Real Esi
tate. Auctions Etcp ONLY CENT !
WORD, I DAf
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LOST.

BLACK CHATELlNE RAG. IN OR
near Liberty Park Return to Park Keep
cr Reward
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THREE MODERN UNFURNIsUED
rooms, The c. G. Richter CO., n Eagle
Blk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-11-25
SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Mrs. VIII GatcheIl is visiting friends in
New York.
Miss Beulah Eaton IS attending the
academy In BiuehiI.
Miss Flora Day is visiting her uncle, p.
b. Day, in Ellsworth.
School commenced Nov. IS, taught by
Hollis Smith, Of surry.
T.R. Day. who has been very ill with
pneumonia. Is slowly improving.
George Bickiord, who has been working
on Black Island this summer, has moved
his family home.
Oscar Bowden, N. II. Henderson and
wife and Bert Rendriekson have gone to
Bartiett's Island 10 work.
Miss Clara L. Day, who has been spend
ing a short vacation at home, has returned
to her school in Penobscot.
j. Eaton and wife have returned from
Rockland where they have been visiting
friends. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Steve Weber, who viii spend the winter
here, before joining her husband and son
in California next spring.
Nov 10 e.