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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-24
Deri&ieDene WaMri6ten.

- Gtn Selb1flll0ro belonoerer Qrt
lit in Suriu Gtalien) BON Dem 81.
iabriaen Manne Sacopo 8iorbanino
begangen iporoen. Ger iunge Wanm
pidelte itarfen Grabt Inn ieiueu
rehten Grm uno bradte ben 9rabt
oann nit Der 2eitung Der eleftriiden
notwithstanding IN gerbinbung.
Der SOD trat iofort ELM; Der &0rper
mar mie perbrmnt.
- Sn &umdnien iino in Den Ies.
ten 30 Sagen einige breibig 2eute
non @olfen, bic iid in INNER 9roBe.
rem Shaaren in Der gbene 5eigen,
aerrriien iuoroen. Nm 10. 3e5ember
mrrSc Elm 9euoarm nit ieinem
Eferoc bon einem @olf iiberfaIen
uub serriiien. SIN 2aufe berielben
Mpde rtribpanoeu flint Yerionea
in Der ursebung Der Staot SuItid)u,
hpren 0eIdenreIte ieitber gefunoen
.mlrOcr. 3ablreide lleberfGue bur1
80lfc r'crben aus Cen 0Grfern ge.
meloet.
- Gin ionberbarer Sag6unfau
bat ii9 Iester Gage bel Groudg
(8iion, Sranfreid) 5%ugetragen. Die
beiben 9riioer Yion iagten auf @ilo.
ihipeine, aIs elm Cher 5pii6en hire
beiberieitiaen Steaungen gerietb.
Ger iiinsere 8iun ihoB, trai aber
nitt ben Seller, ionoern ieinen un-
aliidliGen gruoer, 10 baB bieier nit
einem @ebeihrei auiammenbra6.
Benin Stur5e ging aber audi bes @e.
troffenen 8erpebr log, uno bieier
SfuB traf nun oeH 9ruoer, Der 81.
crit geidoiien bate. Die @unbe
bes dltereu 8rubers i6eint idper
al iein, Denn au6 Die 4llgeI bat Der.
ausge5ogen Deroen fonnen.
- Ger oelttibe Irofeilur iii nitt
ser ein5tge 8elebrte, bon bem man
iih amiiiante 8eid)idyten 5l er5dblen
pileat. Cine Inetoote, Die pobl MIR
ihper alt iibertreffen lit, beridtet
man augenblidli6 BON einem ibotti.
iden Hrofeiior. gr ipitroe zines
Taaes in bringenben @eifdften aus
ieinem Bureau geruien unb fIebte
on feline Sbiire cine Hoti5 oes Su.
bats, 6aB er Inn bret llbr ipieber
fommen ueroe. 3uiaaig midelte iid
ieoodl bas @ei6dft bebeuteno ibnel.
Ter alb, als er eeoatt bate, lno 10
fam es, baB er bereits Inn breipiertel
3nei auriidfebrte. @ls iein Iuge
auf Die an ieiner Sbiire flebenoe
Rptis fieI, blieb er elmer Woment
iteben uno las lie burd,. Damn,
nadbem ibm ibr SnbaIt gum ge.
ipuBtieiu afommen mar, ieste er ii6
auf Die 2reppe uno iuartete geoulois
Bis Srei lbr!
Sn einem ariitofratii6en ga.
IdiS Der Hue 2ogelba1 iolte elm gro
bes SeiteiieH itattfnoeH, uHo our De.
reitung Der erleienen Speiien beab.
iidtiate Die 8aitgeberin, cine 9aros
min, einen &o6 aus einem Sotel gu
enaaairen. 9ieS beritimmte Die
aDdin Warie, Delbe ihon piele
Sabre lang inn 9ienfte ser 9aronin
itanb, iiber aIe Waben, unb auf
Bitten Der Ilten purbe bas 8orba.
ben pieoer mlfgegeben. Warie
Doate iib nm mad WogIidfeit ans.
aeihnen unb ind)te nene &e3epte aus
Dem aohblid beraus, anitatt iih an
bic langbepdbrte uno gepobnte gu.
bereituna Der Speiien 81 baIteH. Die
sSolae bapou mar, Dab es ben @GIten
niht ifmedte. 9aS fonnte Marie
nidt ertrasen, uno am nGdlten
Woraen fano man iie tobt in ibrem
Simmer; tie bate iid init aobleneas
peraiftet.
- Nus gsfabo6 mel0et man nod).
iiebenoes @eiipieI bon treuer YiIi6t.
| erfiillung zines ScISoten p1brenO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-24

Sic bertid)c Duff iiesreid) tbront
Wo nur auItur itnb Gunitiinn
iuobnt.
@irit gu burd De ut6IanD's
Stabte ipunoern,
Damn ideint CTR cine ieoe neu;
Sier eIeibt Die cine Stabt Ser
un0eru
Ster berritt bas ep'ge ginerIei,
Sour praftiid unb al,b coloiiaI
Sit meiitens bier bus SoeaI.
Muh bel,ti6e aunit, 0u DirIt iie
feben
sSSn man6er ihonen beltti6en Staot,
sSn Girfen uno in &unitmuieen
8as beutiter SleiB geihaffen bat.
uno aleS Gieies rllft Dir sll:
Sieb' Gaterlano, pie groB btit bu!
Sa arob, Dobin mir iminer ieben,
@o immer flieBet beutIbes 8Iut,
Wo imuler oeine Sabnen peben,
90 ltart Oeln Irm, 10 frob oein
Wlttb.
sSsm Trieben uub i'm Siegesfrans
Sdaniidt oeine Stirn Elm 2orbeer,
fran3.
8er nernt Tie au Die nroBen Setter
Die on Der garl3en @eit geibenft.
Ter @iiienidaft unb aiinite Weilter
Die oft Der Wenihbeit @eiit gelenft.
2ie d. &ubm uno
Seutd lanb's Chr
Ierbreiten iiber &ano uno Meer.
Su 2anb, 6as idon in Gbriiti. Saeen
.3erbrah Der Homer Itol5e Wa6t,
Ste Sunueu oann 5uriidgei6lagen.
Die W1li6en aud in mander
SGlaht.
Oh 2an6 oas Chr unb Sieq aeuann
@on Seutoburg bis nod Seban.
ltnb menn aif ltngIiid Did betroffen
Oh bait bid mieber auigerafft.
Start mar oein 8luabe, felt oein
Soften
Iuf 9ottes Silf' nno ei9'ue &raft.
@irit on nur immer einis ieiH,
0ann oringt fein Seino ms 2anb
binein!
Su 2anb Der eblen beutiben Srauen,
Wo meiue Wutter emit gelebt,
limo lolt' i6 Did audi ME mebr
if)allen,
9ein SiibniB miro bod unentpeat
Stir INNER mir i'm Seraen iein,
go boIo unb idon, 10 groB uno rein.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-31
Mangled by the Machinery,

Especial to News and Observer.)
Salisbury n c., May 3O-A frightful
accident occurred near this city, in which
Mr.. Albert Ray, prosperous young far
mer, lost his life. Mr. Ray was at the
time working about the saw mill on the
plantation when ms clothes were caught
in the machinery and his head, arms and
shoulder badly mangled After being Ia
ken from the machinery he nved only a
few hours when death relieved him OF
the dreadful pain.
one hundred and fifty Of the men en-
ployed in the car department of the South
crn Railway shops at Spencer have beer
laid off until June list, for the reason that
the appropriation for this line of work
has been exhausted for the time being
The Southern is preparing to enlarge all
lines of its work at this place Large
buildings are to be erected in the near
future which will double the capacity OF
the Spencer shops. 1t is also rumored
that Pullman shops viii be built at
Spencer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-31

emit as well as a genius for condensation
that did her great credit.
The next number on the programme
was a song and then Hon. ]. Y. Joyner,
superintendent of Public instruction, was
presented to the audience by Superintcnd-
ent Foust. and for more than one hour he
held his hearers in rapt attention, while
he eloquently, earnestly, and irresistibly
held up to them the advantages of cdu-
cation, the Disadvantages of ignorance, and
the utility as well as right Of universal
education He spoke of his life
in Goldsboro in early manhood,
of his intercourse with cur people and
the children as superintendent of our
graded school of what the people of
Goldsboro had done and are doing for
popular education at home and of the in
fluence Of our community for the further
ance Of education throughout the State
at large.
Mr.. J. w Bryan, Of the Board of Trus-
tess, then presented diplomas to the fol-
lowing graduates: Misses Stella May
Wood, Catharine NJ. Isler Carrie Bell
MCGEE, Mary Toler and John NJ Robin
son. Certificates were presented to Misses
Pearl BflnsOn ana Eleanor Monroe HFOI.
T. r. Foust announced the winners OF
the We'll prizes Of $50 in gold each to the
two graduates making the highest aver
age which was awarded to Miss Carrie
MCGEE and Mr.. John M. Robinson. This
distinction also carried with it for the
young lady scholarship at Elizabeth
College in Charlotte, and for the young
man a scholarship at the State Univer-
sity. These prizes were presented by Col
Joseph +. Robinson, after which the au-
diencc was dismissed under the 'benedic,
ton Of Rev. S. II. Isler.
John NJ. Robinson, who received one of
the We'll prizes, is a son Of Judge w.
is. 0. Robinson, who supplemented the
prize with check for 500 made payable
to his son.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-31
YOU CAN SEE HAIR GROW
AFTER WASHING THE SCALP WITH
MUNYON'S
WITCH-HAZEL
SOAP
IT MAKES THE HAIR GROW THICK
1T MAKES THE HAIR GROW STRONG
1T TAKES THE HAIR GROW BEAUTIFUL

Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap Is truly q
blessing to those who are losing their hair
and becoming bald. This soap is a food
and vitalizer; it stimulates and acts as a
gentle tonic, to the weak and sick roots,
and gives them new life and vigor. 1t
promptly removes dandruf, scales, humors
and all sores of the scalp. Give this soap
a fair trial, and if there is particle of life
in the roots, this soap will stimulate and
invigorate them into new life and healthy
growth. Ofcourse, you know that Munyon's
Witch Hazel Soap for the complexion and
for the toilet is superior to any high-priCed
French soap made. 1t makes the skin soft
as velvet and keeps one free from pimples,
blotches and most skin eruptions.
If your blood is out of order, take Mum
yon's Blood Cure. 1t will drive all i'm
purities from the system and make good,
rich, red blood.
If your liver is sluggish and you have
a sallow complexion, use Munyon's Liver
Cure. These two remedies, taken in all
formation, will soon rid the blood and
system of all impurities, and give life and
vigor to the whole body and when used
in conjunction with the soap, makes the
skin glow with youthful freshness.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-31
Closing at GOldsbOro Schools.
(snecial to News and Observer.)

Especial to News and Observer
Goldsboro, n. c., May 29.-The gradu-
ating class of the Goldsboro graded schools
held their commencement exercises today
in the Messenger Opera House, which
were witnessed by a large and cultured
audience, whose generous applause indi-
Gated that they enjoyed every feature Of
the interesting programme.
Rev. DR.. F. d. Swindell opened The
exercises with an eloquent and appropriate
prayer, which was followed by a song
by the members of the Sth and 9th grades.
AT this juncturc Mr.. John NJ. Robinson,
president of the class, took charge and
conducted the programme. The first num-
Der was his address of welcome to the
audience. His review of the class work
through the curriculum of the school to-
gether with his eloquent closing exhorta
ton to the class, as well as his witty and
pertinent introductions of the several
members of the class, marks him youth
of splendid talents.
He was followed by Miss Carrie Niece,
as historian of the class and by Miss Stella
Wood as class essayist, both Of whom read
charming papers. Miss Kate Iser as class
prophecies, won frequent applause and
kept the audience in constant merrlment
by her well told and witty prophesies.
lMass Mamie Toler in her humorous pa
per- the class will, displayed real legal tai
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-31
HIGH POINTER MAKES AN AUTO.
Another High Pointer Paints Handsome Por-
trait---story of Borse Deal.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer)
High oPint, N. c., May 3O.-Mr. J. j.
Oakley, Of this place, a long since well
known genius, has constructed and put in
operation a high class automobile, which
works like a charm. He has made almost
every conceivable piece of machinery,
from car on wheels to miniature dy-
namo. Several weeks ago ne decided to
make an automobile and went to work
in a little shop and today he is spinning
all that want a ride over the city.
There is strong talk Of organizing fac
tory here to manufacture automobiles
with Mr.. Oakley at its head. 1t is rightly
agreed that this would be a good town
for such a factory in more ways than
one.
Artist d. l.. Clark, of this place, has
just finished handsome oil portrait Of
DR.. J. A. Turner, Of High Point. 1t is one
of Mr. Clarks best efforts, the painting
being a most excellent likeness.
High Point and Her Progress is the
title of a book just issued from the presses
of and by ]. J. Farriss, editor of the En-
terprse. II contains $50 pages, illustrated
and is a work OF art and excellence and
is a credit to the city for which it was
issued
A pair of horses, worth $3.50, for the
small sum of $50 is the bargain Mr. Ed.
L. Raglan, Of this place, claims Mr. Geo
Penny. a horse trader of this place was
exhibiting them when Mr.. Raglan non
chalantly remarked that he would give
fifty dollars for the horses, whereupon Mr.
Penny it is said, told Mr.. Raglan to hand
over the money. Mr. Ragan asked the
occupants to get out Of the buggy and
hand over the reins and he would forth
with produce the required money No
sooner out of the buggy than the money
was placed in Mr. Penny's hands. Now
Mr. Penny says that the $50 was only part
payment while Mr.. Raglan claims the deal
was square and fair and there is talk OF
going TO law over the matter
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-31
Get Your Histories.

Especial to News and Observer)'
To the Editor: To be accurate, neither
the Governor nor DR. Rose is correct in
the exact time it tok Columbus to sail
across the ocean in the discovery of Amer
lea. It took him exactly seventy (70)
days to make the trip. See Ellis History
of Our Country" pages 46, 40, Vol l.
Member of the Seventh Grade,
Kinston. n. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-31

When the Southern doesn't catch trou-
bic in one way it catches it in another.
Thursday two Of its employees met in
slant death at a pumping station in Ten
nessee. And this was on the heels of the
news Of eight men killed in a collision.
But then the Southern is a big system
and il must be reckless Of life on large
-. rraiegraun
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-31


proyin his sleeping
deaou a
mattress
reached the parents
unraedand
the
ich CAV o
a
exceedingly low
to the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-31

EVOLUTION is the warp and Humanity,
The wool of this mysterious phenomenon
We know as Life. Much has been writ
ten with regard to the Evolution OF Mans
Activity-it may be interesting to briefly
note the improvements which have taken
place in the evolution of Mans Rest
Far back down the galleries OF time,
when our primeYaI ancestor--Savage
Man-lived in caves, he gathered fallen
leaves from the forest and spread them
on the stony floor Of his cavern to sleep
upon, or perehance, made a great heap
into which he craWled for warmth as well
as ease.
AS time went by and Man became ex-
pert in the manufacture of rude weapons
for the chase, he was able to attack big
game, and even wild animals of the most
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

six prizes viii & b. II awarded each
Ii week m for the n best 81 drawing sub;
4 mitted, illustrating n hat It avs II ad-ll
y .vertiasrs to use The Times Dispatch
Y want columns. The six prizes VIII
awarded Ii, the! Following order. v11.;;
Y First prize, 81: second. third, fourth
NTH and sixth prizes, 81 each.
z III ALLfDRAWINGs 1fUSTEBE OR10-t
+ NAL AND MUST BE SMADD&W1T
BLACK INK Il ON WHITE Ne PAPER
83ORECARDBOARD. AND sHOu
a FIVE Sg TO Ri SEVEN INCHES 8a ~
WIDTH Name and ~ ddr & must 1lle
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II Ii. /. DAVENPORT ],
s-5 io South Pine Street City.

4 be written plainly ON BACK OF
4 inolose stamp ifs you wish drawing
Y returned. 4 Do not 4 ID; but roll. When
Il mailing, "A dress %a II " drawings to-
Cartoon Contest" Room No. u.
y Tlmse Building. lo;E
s5s All n drawings must @ reach be;
Y Times Dispatch office not latsr thanE
II II p z. N. each saturda in 4 order To-
n Is counted In the weeks coateSt.
5Ssg Every reader IS daily invited to-
II take part In this highly nstructtve
Contest. M Si58S M
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ENCOURAGE IN Is INDUSTRY, q.
ai2 Suits SIS up. isS Trousers IS up " R1CH-
III MOND TAILORING co Charle u.
M Spence, MANAGER St1t and Ma In.
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THE last ROSIE OF Asst SUMMER
M has fad ed-pla mt! ews Sc ed. n KING;
$$8 Il CO.. sell b all a kind y OF flower seeds;
E lowest prices ;S SOB East Ma rsha j. ISL
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JANE; as .EYERYRODY5sSIs VI PRA1srNGi
4 COSBY.H CLIMAx$CLEAN I 1t makes
q house cleaning so easy Go to LIB East
& Broad Street and get some 3 we, ~ try IT.
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YES. N rs sAT os1TIVE ia CT: J-uR-s
ss offering Big dlscoln prices { on rel,p-f
& lolstering during the next two weeks
All Phone them: they'll call make. est!-i
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HAVE YOUR IL ABLEwAREFsILvE
gzss9 Plated q No. 1i2o7s East "a Ma Street.
Ess TIARRISHFLI ~ &C. J. sSl
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Il ''' sE IA /. 3 Z i:;t,,a.


os' it,ss
srAnpp Ma fHIs 81 81 lYsI
ss,yNds atss f,ss
ffSlGfEs s SSsa ssRaffs asa
thirty s:lnoRs Hu6. End Gate alyes. sSs
TGsn5y ssfnfh aR 1ee aats NV
Bight Gate 3, ,ya ~ IA
Sjnsh HIP H,s h ha ats a,yss
VII = went q uble Nozzle q, Gate BIZ ~ "
Hydrarst I, ingh f amd ~
snss esst fsa Rss Rsa
80 inSia p DPpes. per tor.
= s1nss E5sR sBss s
ssaRsss spssIsI Gs;tiRss i
from from to' 70 Inches ii, dame
$50 Small stop.G cock Boxss. sias;5S
s5g $50 Meter Boxes.
ISS Is, bess
u po' 'BsAs sssk 8 RI
5Ss So 1.lnch5 Tapping #sC Jocks @ O. adesty 2s
Y h ~ i!s9 lnohj Tapping Cock. H.ds.ty
i;ineh cocks. Il e'dsiss \;
"a 8 'i!insh ROUND stop coeA KAHN \
IS Finch Round vay top Cooks ies %
s.S:lnoh Roundvay stop Cocks is tor "a
81 g 1.S:aeh Roandway STOP Cocks III
81 IA X 3.4sireh ROM Way stop Cocks iorIsg
"a lss.9neh STOP Cooks a
/ lead and ron !, SsiS
as:1PSa ee5aa5s GR ss aasks
RBrassWork B to- lsss q { best quail (seS 81
sample Sat9 q icel S4nd WIN s. iet IA sl;Ss
VS. 81; S5ss Wa er " ters snd Connect tons.
So it a ana
ss Per cubic ard for Dlg ging and =
sravelied and clay Sire 81
Perssgu yard Tor r elaying Granite
Il Granite PaYir, 8.
a5s Per cubic yard for F,urna ces Cinderss sA
Per- ton for Hauling Pipe and Spe cialS.g III
All SUPP les " be- Cd ivered at the I'M
RIhRIeh y shsl
Gnlond IA su qunn ties from fss
time TO time as he dant ma HI
Direct. Spec flea tons and Is furt her insSS
format ton 3canE be oh tained at his ffiea.
t9mm!tts
pamed .Quantit ties TWEEN tyE (2O) per cent?
md also reserves the fhrig hit to- reject .S
lSs DIV All bids al carti fled check Tor
Sep must mac comp ny each bid I. except
II aAeartif I1ia fsiSiis s1si15s .
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WANTED, CLARA, FSATIE AND ALL
fellows Is buy our old sfash ioned italian
# Cream Chocolates; best u IN $t the ", city,
i AfARCHETTlfBRO 49,. two stor es, 800 ID
Main and GIT 81 Broad 81
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EITVs IA CfNCH-- AZ SUIT OF, CLOTHES
a5i free with each leo worth sof seeds and
N hardware from y: J !. KING 81 co. 500
mi East Marsha Il. III
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I.osT-sATURDAY EVENING. AT ALL
4 Saints Church., or Franklin Street. be-.
II tween shafers and y fferson, gold and
pearl crescent PIN. with clover. leaf
n within. Reward hen returned bC6
NJ Franklin Street 49,
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3BDsTgAMnRICANSsA RD1NEs 4q. BOX.
GEO L.:.IIAYNEs II :.s1ls 3 y Eilgh:
tenth Street,. Al
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2sPoUNDs GOOD GINGER SNAPS OR
4 HAYNES f&s co. 11s N III shteenth st. @
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}PEIiR'I:,sIoNALs.

{ DON'T 4 TO#FANYTtINGF&l NI1LsaYOu
$$S see Gps. F. u BRAUER g BROTHER.
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ALL THE l d ladies S RECOMMEND
~ FAEMPES 81 CANDIES 81 :F54
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SALMON &C. PER CAN.
"a GEO. =. HAYNES f&s CO y 11ss M Eigh-
n teenth Street. 81
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LARGO JARS MUSTARD &C. EA CH.
Ateenth2 Street f5 ss
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WANTED, 800 SUITS sOFaFURNETURE
n to freupholsterB at great disc cunt prices
during dull season: no char OF troy y
58GENS. Al East Broad. 9S 8S5
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& ' or i { & g oils rs. !:

SWANTED. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s ffE their cook 4 IS 4 out of -four they can
f always get Hot 4 Roll .. I, Turno vers. Bis
I'LL cults 81 Loaf III Bread w Fresh HON -made
AS Pies. etc, at ATI<INSO ON g, 32l Brook
Avenue 81 phone 2619.
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fGO.CARTs AND #5 CARRIGES BELOW
Az cost. 400 North seyent tn Street. Els s.
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HL
LOST

IOsTLsCARFPIN, SERPENT DESIGN,
2 set with diamonds. surrounded by large
Fl pearl. Suitable reward for Its return 70
CAN CO. a N Q. IL 2401 n ena-s
AZ hfa Street
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FREEGAs RANGES PUT IN FREE
THE Jewel BIZ Gas Range Is the best
3 in the world T. largest factory in the
h world Il a ositiye guar ntees with each
tradiction.3 HARRIS }I1ARDWAREC Co.
!9 400 East Broad, gents. AZ
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s. q v 3 3s3i q y . 4
b eUsiN Ess WANTS.

WANTED, } FOR CASH, i! FEATHER,
IA Beds, Bolsters,. Phi lows, lar rye and small
III Sewing Machines, latest Improvement.
II No. so Brook Venue. VI 53st
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q 4 II 1 u tf'i. 80 /. :. tii''Ti
Ito GUARAN-
| ninet days with
per cent. bonus
|Ltn partner. Ad-.
his office.
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WANTED no RENT. FIR ON; MAY 1sT,
4 forsf the summer mon tbs: Il q furnished
country place IL the virginia 81 noun IN
have a garde en- and stables. No farmr:
"a ing land desired .8 dress ."B .,s'8 Static
INA "a. Richmond. Va. 81
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.,olIoLD! { AK. rs

SsOMDTHING NICIJ mn u a.: I5S3S Is KINDS
FA famil Pies. 225c;;; aver. Che
s%s land S15c. Pound Cakesiyaro delicious.
4231h M Six thu ss y n ss
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-
NOTICE,

Mr.. ~ IA PEACE $WILL2BDg GLADSTO
& see his friends and customers at lib IN Y
Eighteenth Street, g where e he can sell
them groceries ohea .4Sg5l; #
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC 10 KNOW
s5 that I am selling seasoned Pine Wood,
sawed, n al! 80 per cord !; long, a, A.fJ.
ROUSSEAU, Linden and Beverly Sts.
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SEALED PRoPosALs ron THE PHNI.S
f4tTTjIlNTIARY Shops during the year. te.1
ginnng APRIL isos Xi!l 81 gn;
SiST, The said slops must be removed
from the premises regularly, J. at least
4 three times q week, and paid Tor at theS
Composed principally of bread 3 nd the D
Quantity Is estimated at q 900 b barrels,
fharight to reject any or all 81 sls rsss
s9ty9''' a, M, HELMs. sppt, aas
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EBRING THIS TTsEMENT#WITH'
M your Shoes Monday 5t5s March 30th and
we vii put pal Of heels $on them
w soled and pa for them $50, orr ladies'
si4 COO! 88Sss IREWaS 81 ELE CTR 10 POWER
g SHOE #FAQT0 716 East Ma in,s
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OUR PRIDE sFI1O OUR. 25C.i PEE .BAG;l
we guaranteed i {, HAYNES &
~ CO., 11s N. Eighteenth Street. gS.3 Oh 81

GOODBYE. DOLLY GRAY-I MUST
rs hurry to- that special sale OF iield Sand
garden seed at T. y KING & CO. g, sos
5 East Marshall. iSfSsi5s
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BPoTTEDs HAM OR TONGUE q. z GEO
Ne Il HAYNES g GU GO. ls n. Eigh:;
MA teenth Street 3f 5 SSS i33fSSgZS
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olRoUlN DIN Eat.

ii YOU WANT GOOD CORN-BRDAD
sl buy r pure sg coun tryS wa ter ground menl
Il from GEO. ~ IIAYNEs q GO y, l1S8 n.
N ttcent hs Street
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kAhTg'!0..

lEaooD-wILlL
lone OF the nicest
rtns IS, 900 year;
ellt good reason
his OIL &c.
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WE 0DiN WINNINGS.

THE APRIL Showers IRE H1sIJs
An 80 order the "A ning. no. tor 4 he master
sSs wed ngss We also lay crash ~ protesS,S
sSs call M G. COPEIAANDECO CO.. sss
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ITEED..i
lT,UNl 1! ] 70 4

loF sTocK IN.
mining co. Scon-l
land :ssharest@ c.;
RANDER, North.
6elphia.
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GR DESIRES
denca. COPYING
1rk guaranteed
h: la, employed
ifsdesired. lAd-s
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