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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
LIVE ITEMS OF NEWS.
-A""y matters of General Interest In
Short Paragraphs.
Tho SUNNY South.

M. he sunny South.
convention of the National Wo-
e'' suffrage Association came to a
'iose wednesday night in New Or
,eahS. Inc next convention will be
heid In Washington.
..r,. oharleston, w. Va, dispatch saws:
eiahu Jurys report on the min
iio' eSonerates the United States
u'puI3 marshals. The report critic,.o,
inc newspapers. 1t Is a lengthy docu-
ment. uo'u-
Owing to freight congestion II 10 p,
ported that fires will be mt o,'t -,
1000 Or more coke ovens in tho Now
River field, in West Virginia, as it is
impossible to secure cars for trans.
portation Of products.
Commander Erwin Schaeder, naval
auache OF the Imperial German en-
passy, in Washington, has been order
ca 10 Newport News, Va, to arrange
tor the docking of the German warship
SaZeile, which will arrive there in a
IL" days from Venezuelan waters.
IL is announced that the Southern
n"ii"ay is to extensively enlarge it's
"nopS at NASHVILLE, Tenn, already one
l ,hc largest railroad shops in the
South. The enlargement is presumably
lor the purpose of building locomotives
lot use on the Southern. No definite
plans have been given out officially.
About 1000 men are employed in the
shops.
Joe Barrett and Herman Miller,
light-wcights, both OF Baltimore. went
on before the Savannah Athletic Club
Wednesday night for twenty rounds
FOR decision under straight Queens
bury rules. In the fourth round Bar
rctt fell to the floor in apparent agony
and claimed a foul. The referee re-
fused to allow it. and counted him
out Physicians examined Barrett and
declared he found no evidence of
foul blow.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
At Tho North.

st. Joseph. Mo-, Special.-The hcav-
lest snow storm Of the year began
mere Sunday and railway traffic is
greatly impeded. Telegraph and tele-
phone wires are crippled. The tenn
perature has been falling SLOWLY. The
snow covers the northern part of the
State to depth Of from G to 12
inches.
The American Tobacco Company
mas declared the regular quarterly div
ldend or per cent. on preferred and
dlVldend or 3 per cent. on it's COM
mon stock. This is an increase Of 1-2
per cent. on the latter issue.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
ExOnerateu..

Inc Judgment that was pronounced
Oh the manuscript which playwright
hau III his possession during the time
OF king William III. could be applied
with equal propricty to the works Of
some modern writer's which find pre-.
srntation on the stage. Having been
arrested and brought before the Earl,
OF Nottingham OH the charge Of oyv,
ing reasonable papers. he denied os
great length all knowledge of thc of.
fair, saying that he was Il poet and
that the papers in question were only
n roughly skctchcd play. The Earl
however, examined them carefully,
ana i'h"ily having settled the thing in
n'S own mind, turned to the prisoner
and said:
nave heard your statement and
read your manuscript, and as | fail to
see any traces Of plot in either, YOU
may o."-Phlladclphia Ledger.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
. E 3 GlD e 6

hoiicd frui !uddin@-Niiy together
thi"r ruDiuis or Sittcd flour. ono cun.
'hi oi hn"lv chopped sue; one cuDfu,
ol stoned raisinS. half cunrul or
rhopped citron. half Il cun OF mo,osscs
'"'i cnn'ul or brown sugar, half Il
Ai"''''ts grated. one and onc-half tea
spooh1nlS OF cinnamon and two love,
teaSpooniulS OF baking nowdor. miv
thoroughly: turn into a but;crcd mold
and steam or hoil Two hours. sorry,
with cream sauce.
thicc with Cheese Steam or boi, ono
cnptul OF rice until tender: cover tha
notion OF baking dish. buttcrcd, with
Ahc cooked rice: break into small pieces
'onc teaspoon Of butter and drop over
aho rice; sprinkle with grated choose
"un d2$h OF two oG cayenne ncpr2r.
-Wu aiteinato la"c"S until II uuartcr or
~ toeha OF cheese is used; pour over
+ .,s s,,,., WV ohe-half cupfuls Of milk and
p.ron over the top buttcrcd breod
s,nt,, umns' 'f put III quick oven ana bo,;o
'nntii the crumbs are brownnd 'N0
Inoco'ate| Cream Mix five ,ovo,
AhpiespoonnTfp0is rnf0s Of corn starch boIf
cup OF sugar and a pinch Of s,lt. t. ,,,n
II smooth in one,third cup OF m;,,s. aa1 ~
1T to two cups OF <scalded milk. stt. ",,a ",
cook over hot water ten ,ninntas 't aau
"a square and a hdtf Of tchoco,a to. i.el, ~,
three tablespoonfuls 6f hot water 70 r,It t.
and an add 1t to tho corn starch m;xtnrn
and stir until smooth; add tho Whites
4 81 of two eggs beaten stiff and one Han!
spoon 90 Of q. vanilla; mold, chill and serve
;7;zylth cream. ~ ~ :
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
Miscellaneous FIatters.

New evidence Is being unearthed in
the Burdick murder case to put the
crime on the late Arthur r. Penneli.
In collision between the Fall
Rivers steamers Plymouth and City
OF Taunton on Long Island sound six
persons were killed.
Ex-Attorney- General John w. Griggs
argued for the Northern Securities
Company in the anti.merger case in
st. Louis.
Harrison Wrotten testified at the
trlal OF Elmer Collins, at Laurel, Del,
that he heard man in Collins house
threaten murder the night before the
erlme was committed.
The monitor f., ,rida ha, u success.
fui trial trip, exceeding her speed re-
quircment Of II IL knots an hour.
New breaks In the levees are re-
ported from the lower part Of the Mis-
slssippi river.
George B. White, vice-presihnn1 OF
tho South Pennsylvania National
Bank Of Hyndman, Pa, was arrested
IN Philadelphia. charged with con-
spsracy to wreck tho bank.
, NSuSSpud, Inc CuUdH IlllllSIel
mas notified President Palma that
secretary Hay will consent to the use
OF the cable to expedite the exchange
or ratlfcations Of the treaty If 1t shall
pe ADOPTED by the Cuban Senate as
amended. and notification reached
washington March 81, that the docu.
nents are placed In the mail for trans.
mission by that time.
Inc board of directors of tile Theo-
logical Seminary at Princeton, N. j.,
nave elected the Rev. Theron II. Rice,
~ o'' pastor Of the Central Presbyter
,nm ot cnurch in Atlanta, Ga, to the
SWalr wa. IN homiletlcs to succeed the Rev.
spnI Mm. NJ. Pawton, who resigned last
Estes @. Rathbone, former Director
or Posts Of Cuba, has appealed to Pres
ident !! Roosevelt from the action 70 %
secretary secretary Of War Root in dism ias,ne
the charges filed by Mr.. Rathbonee
against General Leonard wood X Ghs rGhs
: substance. OF, the charges ana secrsg a.
ttary Roots Enforcement on the pa,,era Ssar
1aYa been published recently. 81 s s NJ
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
PlTH AND POINT

| Auntic-".\rr YOU getting anv marks
| at school. Errddic:" Freddie .Yrs.
amnty | can't show 'rm ,o r,,, -"
Th-H't>.
Mrs. ll"npccuur "Marricd men live
longer than Sin%I" men," llrnpr,,,,c--
Yes. and il serves them right" - De-
troit Free Press.
tirSi ioardrr-"rhiS hash mus, ho
review Of the wryk." Second Beard.
No. 1t isn't. It's Il review O., re-
views. 'haparrnl.
The Doctor" Arr. Won, v,,rc ,.,,, ,,.,,...,.
h'lri'h ANY one alivc:" The l'n,rr,aE
rr-"Wrll, mono nr ru,r ,,,i,r,.
l,,st +" ,,Li,..,,,., >,, >'''>' ''
'''7' '>'">'
The worlds work aye. i, mus, I've jonc
hy many men; l'u, scorc>
AmI M u" 'n "r [""In S"'h d'@"''r,
w. ''''''>' r,
Mrrchau, ln now h,,, ..,,,
hNokkccprr told Won wh,, J., III, :,
aftrrnoon:' Youth "y,. sir. ,,,,
wake him up when | see Won rnm;n" I"
~-ilck-M"-lN.
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H., nr'-.,;n,'i %..,' ,"tS;,''nT ~. h'Ght
Were lenders willin. to forgive
rs borrowers to forget;
II" >mar, Set.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
CUSTOMS OF THE EskIMos
steep Naked During the Arctic Winter
and Eat Raw Meat.

and Eat Raw Meat.
Tho arrival in the world re tho
youthful Eskimo is not greeted bv the
orthodox cradle and swadllng clothes
Practically, till he can Shift for him
seli' ne lives absolutely naked inside
ms mothers sealskin blouse, skin TO
SKIN Keeping him warm. This arrange.
ment allows the mother to do ahout
her work almost Immediately, and she
can also travel and hunt without q
poramDulator, and without having to
iehVe any one home to "mind" the
DaDy. The mothers dress is almost
exactly like the fathers except that
II has a long sort Of tail reaching
nearly to the ground embryo, no
doubt, Of the modern "train." saws &C
lies Weekly.
spared the miseries of soap and wa
ter, and early weaned to the rcadily
swallowed diet Of blubbcr and ro,,.
seal meat, the infant rapidly deycloDs
.hat invaluable layer OF suboutancous
iat' which, while it enhances tho "iol-
~ appearance Of the lads and tho
shapellness or the madcns, assists nm
tcrlally In economy OF clothing Thu.
IN their frigid cline, once in thoir
SKIN tent tho whole family will diyest
themselves OF every stitch of clothing
uhemDarrasscd by the fact that so
many iamiiics share the tent with
tnem' Sociabilily is early developed,
wnen ones next-door neighbor On each
sioe is only separated by an imaginary
line between the deerskin you sleep on
ana the one he does. The winter deer
SKIN serves as bed and bedding at night
ana as parlor furniture in the day.
community Of goods Is almost imper-
ative, under this arrangement. Thus,
when one kills seal all arc fed, and
likewise, when he doesn't all go hun
cry together.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
Lynchlng I'm Louisiana.

Lewisville, Ark, Specal.-News
reached here to the effect that Frank
Robertson, negro, was lynched at
Bradley, near the Louisiana line.
Robertson was in jail He had admit
ted his guilt Of the crime Of arson. A
party OF 20 men, supposed to be from
across the Louisiana line, rode into
Bradley, 0verpowcrcd tho jailer, took
possession Of the negro and rode away
with him. The body has not been
found.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
Answer Filed.

Washington, Special.-The Norfolk
and Western Railroad has filed with
the Inter-S Commerce Commits
sion an answer denying the allega-
tions Of the G.. S. Bell Company, or
Hillsboro, o., that there was discrim-
ination against Hillsboro shippers In
favor Of those Of Cincinnati. The NOT
folk and Western says, however, that
it does permit at Hillsboro, the con
solidation of properly classified SHIP
ments into carload lots at carload
rates, where there is no interest by
more than one beneficial owner.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
NAMING THE BABY. .s,x

'hey Mlked Of Medora, Aurora, and Flora
VI MABEL and Marcia. and Mildred, and
D94ated the question Of Helen. Honora.
Thn'a tiissa, camilla. and Phyllis and Fay,
my TSyght ta9ught OF Marcella, Estcla, and Bella.
A,Inin ,I''aSrea s1 cecilia, Jeannotte and Elline.
Aiiciu, hdela, Annette, AraboIla.
- And Ethel and Eunce, Hortense and Irone
one llked Iheodora, another Leonora:
some argued for Edith and some for
Elaine. Ao'
For Madeline, Adeline, Lily, and Lora.
And then, after all, they decided on Jane.
illustrated Bits.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
a Cleaning Hint,

II is 4 w,Il.known fact that p-oo,o,
'''>S'S can u" cleaned with cornmcal
regular mash should be made. Pit
'h' dr'"S III enough water to cover It
az" "ash with the meal. Rinse it In
c'eaf water and hang it up to dry with
ont wr'hglng. TO keep IT from being
wr'hHlcd iron it on the wrong side be.
fore 1t Is quite dry.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
ttt. MtCN NJ OH EInh,na

mn "N'' e. ".'i huu%rv;!fr SUGGESTS
'hi'' %.i !rA'"' : may he hriyh,rncL
"i'h Nii''iri"Mt amo"n, OF flour Of s,,,.
phur added !" one ANA Il half pints of
"a''r' AMI IL hi" should be hojlcl
'ohr or iiN" bruised oilionS. Strain off
tne h4n'd anal with ii when cold wash
WIN Il SOFT brush any gliding which
'Pn'r'S f'>i"''h% and when dry il will
oe found 10 hc bright.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
How to ClcRnao Sponecs.

"hcn Il snongc gets Shiny and dlsa
SrPeaDlc to the touch 1t can be resi- orrh
10 ITS original condition by the aDpli-
cation or u raw potato. Cut a no,uin
In halves and rub the sponge with thc
portions, tEcn wash it thoroughly with
water and tho Shiny feeling will have
quite dsappcnrcG.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
WONDERS OF VEGETABLE INSTINCT
A f;a r,Ien May Furnish to tho Careful Ob-
sorvcr Something Better Than Profit.

A arden May Furnish to the Careful OBJ.
sorvor Something Better Than Profit.
Vegetable life is 4 more wonderful
D matter than the public conccivrS OF.
1t is the general bclcf that the growth
of the squash and its seed ceases when
it is severed from the vinc al changes
being merely chemical in its progress
from maturity to decay. This view
| by no means comprchrndS all the
changes which occur in the Su;i;i 81. nf-
ter ii has all been stored. If Il squash
| is halvcd when gathered the middle
will he found to he filled wilhn Shr"ddy
structure, to which the seeds arc at
thrhrd; If, now. these seeds are sep
arntcd from this pulp and dried. they
Will he found to be thin. though plump-
or on one side than tn" other ami will,
to greater or less degree. curl up in
drying. If. rs the season advances.
others OF the same degree Of ,ipcnc$S
when gathered he cut open and cNaM-
lncu, the inner pulp will be found to h"
less and less solid. Will" The seeds
continue to grow more and NOR"
plump. until toward Snring the pulp
will have nearly disappeared. while the
seeds attached are held 10y Il nero
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
het the King Liked SouSa's Band.

IN the words of the song. who is
Solsa. what is he that all the agents
commend him? He is the conductor
or what is called Il military band; he
comes from America. for which great
country-So l learned from press
paragraph lately-he has written y
national anthem or march: and he has
hccn and may be now playing in Lon.
don. | attended one of his concerts
recently and am now slowly recover
Ing. Not that his band Is at all n
BAD one. On the contrary, it seemed
to me quite as good rs those that NAV
by order OF the London County Council
IN public parks. The Americans are,
they themselves state. n great peoplc,
and apparently they like great noises.
In no other country in the world but
America could Sousa and his band
nave gained the reputation they have
there'-Thc Musical Critic of London
Saturday Review. 49,. ...
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02

Revolpers which fire seven shots N
Ave seconds, and kill at 66O yards, have
been served out to the Berlin police.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
or Con.se Nor.

When a man Is afraid to trust him.
self you can't blame him for beihp sus.
.piclous OF others. Philadelphia Rec.
ord. " ~. - y
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02

"A bee going home honey-laden tray.
els q mile in five minutes.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02

E 1t is 101 years since the first census
was taken in England n,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
C o OD %
W II O I'D s
NntiOnal Ali

-''~F"
+ CnuNhh BROWNLOW, of
/ Z i'''',eSSce' Is just now one OF
inc busiest men in Congress.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02

Don't have an accumulation Of small
ornaments. \ few really good pieces
Sp"rSrly disposed arc far more diwni.
ilrd ana effective, beside do not harDor
dust and dirt
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-05-07

Taylor, Il, cigars
Deobler, Il J, -four and feed
Doobler, r r, restaurant
Deoblcr, K, repairs and confectionery
Gs%Ss,liHs; nSs. sc + = ,ssSIes ssHHes ana nwa'e
Hilbish, 7. groceries
Hendricks Son. hardware
Hummel. Ed. NJ, lumber
KeeIey, & Son. clothing
Kessler, c, Tobacco and Cigars
Billiard tables
Keck, A B. shoes
Rogers, A, nldse
LivinEston, II il, furniture
Meek, o w, mdse
Miller, r, mdse
Osmun Ulrich. notions
Rbymestne. j W, wall paper
" sgenseiier, Geo. c., drugs and coal
Smith. Frank R, meat
Kellar & Forgy, meat
Schroyer, M 8, shoes and hardware
Klingler. Jr., Peter. drugs
Gundrum. Edw. c., confectionery
Ludwig. M Z, groceries
Clark, G n. confectionery
Faust, John, confectionery
SSnns1, Su.ssi%an, y ". billiard and pool tables
Baker, L D. wall paper p,,r,ov
Boyer, w M, morcuuuuisc
Bogar h Bingaman, -four ana feed
| Arnold, Adam. cigars
| Dundore, N merchandise
| Flanders, Geo. +, mdse
| Flanders, 8, mdse
1 Rine, Geo. B. groceries
Sprenkle, i G, confectionery
Snyder, Jerry q, hardware and furniture
| Sechrist, A 4. mdse
| Schrawder, w Il, cigars
Troutman, A H mdse
Williams, Mrs. +. c., mdse
Wise. John II. coal
Schrawder, II H, confectionery
Ramer. Jacob B, jeweiry
| wAsHINGToN
Charles, Jerry merchandise
Eisenhaur, ] \, flour and feed
Fisher. Lewis, cigars
Harley, B F, mdse
| Hams, p L. furniture
Meyer, W p, drugs
/ Shotzberger, Calvin, Confectionery
/ StrAub, b p, mdse !,
Shirk. B, stoves and tinwaro
Schnee, u 8, -four and feed
vanHoYn. R, cigars "a ~,
Mace. Jacob, clgars and confectionery
Riegle, Chas. A, confectionery
Appeal will be held at the Commissloneri
Once, May 2sd, lo3.
CHAS. A. GOSS,
Mercantile Appraiser.
April %, 1908. Troxslville. Pa
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iISHED.
1916 18th NV, 7r. b. 30. 90
l4O7 Stau9hton. On, b. 81 20
622 4 Ut, U p. Or. b. 81. 90
i4f1 Chaplin NV. Or. b. 81. 90
AnAcostia Hts. Or, b as 90
t4O7 Cha pin NV. Or. b.95. 90
704 Q NV. Tor. b. as. 90
104 21st NV. 8r. b. .2.@
800 Mo Az NV. Tor. b. 30. 70
2S11 Q NV. 7r. b. 30. 50
1918 L NV. 7r, b. .T.60
1902 Princeton, Sr. b. 20. 30
pa Quincy ne. 4r. b. 1900
232a Quincy ne, Ar, b. 1900
81 Jackson ne. Or. $50
59&61 jackson ne. Or. $50
4Watkins. ChevCha .2r5.O
Lot /. 50 635. 49,. .Oner
Lots 1925. SO $40,
per annum. Il, 200. 90
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1917 VERNON AVE NV. U ST. EXTENDED.
Desirable rooms. attractive tableSin refined fam
lily. nol3-3t'
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ma. ave.
1859 Valley st. TIVE. so
222l StPaul's ct. 5r. w1l.J0
FLATS.
THE STAPLETON. 1918
y. non housekeeping fats
1871 10th, 4th q. Or, h. ~. 90
sol I'D. 81 Il. 5r. b.22. 20
1915 T. Ri Il. 3r. b. 300
I246 10th. fiatC.3r. W 9 30
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2- iS6 La ave. heated
rms.$S. $40. SD. 80. $50
STORES.
1900 Pa ay. 2r&cel. Se5 90
1917 Pa av. 1r. eel. 30. AZ
2l1o l.. 1r, pt eel. 1900
STABLES.
T16 18th. r'r. IS. cr.$i0.00
250S G. r'r. Is. c r. Z so
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WITHDRAWING statesmen; A SIDE
line; article of merit; saleable to all grocars,
druggists, hardware, jewelry, crockery and glass
stores; sales through any and all jobbers.
Address THE BRUNSWICK BALkE-COLLEN-
DER CO.. 265 Wabash ave, Chicago Ill no13-2t'
WANTED-TWO GOOD Statesmen TO SELL AL
mining stock that will sell at sight; liberal com
mission. Address Box 237, Star office. no132
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HOLTZMAN, REAL ES-
er, 10th and L SITS. NV.
10lI-l019 10th, 11r. 80. 90
2o9 n ] av NV Or, 2b. go. 80
2O31 f NV. Tor. 5000
1921 NJ. apt, Or. 5000
642 c ne. Tor, 2b. .42.50
Farm near Laurel, Md,
1Sr, IS acres. 40. 90
935 z NV, Sr. 90
sos 18th, apt, Or. 80. 90
1903 10th NV, Or. .25.50
401 G he. Or. .......22.50
D HOUSES.
) near 10th, 13r. 200
e near Sd NV, 16r. .1a0
Wyoming av, 1Sr. 2b. $50
4th near A ne. 15r. 100
Riggs near 18th, Sr. 100
ICES.
.............S25 to $50
425 18th NV. Sd for, $40.
with heat.
RES.
pa 9th NV (14x35). $40
,LES.
124S Sth NV, rear. .$5
motif
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ACCOUNTANTS.

j. e. BATES,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR
O6Bces, 100 and ITO.
Washington Loan and Trust building,
9th and r SITS. NV. Telephone No. ora.
Mercantile. Corporation and Legal Accounting.
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FOR RENT-BI X. o.
tate and Insurance Brok
Z26 n Capitol, S0r,
per annum. SO 100
1914 Ii st NV, 20r,
per annum. Il 500. 90
7th&Md av sw. coffee
mills * plant, sta .125. 90
301 G NV, 16r. 10000
1920 X ! av. Tor. 1900
300 18th NV, Or. 10. 90
1907 II NV. Tor. -. 1000
2013 o, LOT. 1000
FURNISHE
/ mr. 18th. Is. 2b. p.an$6, 600
Mass ave K 18th, 1Sr,
2b, per an. 8, 600
Conn av mr. NJ. lit, 2b- 800
Mass av 4 oath, 20r. 200
OFF.
Sun building ............
Atlantic Coast Line
bldg" from SO to $35 |
STO
7th & Md av sw. .$125 |
STAl
9th&T, firepr'f, II stls. $50 |
1927 14th NV (rear). .$12 |
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WANTED-AGENTS FAMILIAR WITH THE
sale and trade of metal polshers and cleaners for
vanished and painted woodwork. pianos. furni-
ture: all metals and cloth fabrics; carpets. rugs,
lace curtains etc. Address FRED. A. COMMON,
PCS Wabash ave-, Chicago. Ill. no13-2t'