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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-12-30
eieign.

In Japanese official circles it is stat
ed that the reply to Russia rejects the
fundamental points at issue, which are
understood TO include mutual guaran-
tees for the preservation OF Chinese
and Korean sovereignty while secur-
ing their individual interests
The Turkish governor OF Alexan-
dretta, Syria, has apologizcd to United
States Consul Davis for the insults OF
the Turkish policemen Attarin, the
Armenian, naturalized American citi-
zen, whose arrest caused the trouble,
has been liberated.
WI Ting Fang has urged the United
States representatives at Peking to I'M
press upon the Dowager Empress
China's perilous position in the event
OF Russo japanese war.
The Duke and Duchess OF Rox-
burghc were given magnificent re-
ception at Dunbar, the coast guards
men, preceded by pipers, drawing the
carriage to BroXmouth Park.
Laura Edith Beazell, OF Ligonier,
Ind, and Fitzhenry Andres, OF Boston
were married at the Capitol in Rome,
A second ceremony followed at the
Methodist Church.
The report is confirmed that Great
Britain and France have made repre-
sentations to Japan with the view 10
averting a crisis between that nation
and Russia.
The Vatican newspaper says the re-
cent stories OF millions lett to Pope
Plus by Pope Leo render the financial
condition OF the Holy See more diff
cult.
The second chamber OF the Dutch
Parliament voted $I75c,ooo TO purchase
new Krupp qulck-hring guns.
Two Russians were sentenced TO five
years penal scrvitude as the leaders in
the massacre OF Jews at Kisheneff last
spring. Twenty-Five other Russians,
charged with being involved in the
massacre, were sentenced to periods
ranging from one to two years.
At conference between the Japa-
ncse Foreign Minister and the Russian
Minister at Toxic the former present
ed Japan's reply, which, it is stated, is
not in the nature oil an ultmatum, but
asks Russia to reconsider certain essen
| tial points in her reply.
Lord Rothschild says one OF the most
important factors in the Japanese Rus
sian crisis is whether the United States
will seize the opportunity 10 press her
claims Tor open ports in Manchuria,
which action would help peaceful So
| luton.
The crew OF the French bark Que.
Willy rescued Captain Edwards and his
crew, OF the American schooner Ira
Bliss, OF Long Island, after they had
been clinging to the wreck OF their YES
| sci for 70 hours.
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THE LATEST NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
Domestic.

Judge Kirkpatrick, OF the United
States Circuit Court in Newark, N. J..
authorized Receiver Tatnall to issue q
call assessing the shareholders OF the
Asphalt Company OF America in the
sum OF $i4,ooo,ooo.
Upon the petition OF Mrs. Ella S
Russell, receiver was appointed for
the Windham County National Bank
OF Daniclson, CT. Mrs. Russell charg-
ed that the officers specuated with
bank funds.
The twin brother OF Miss Elizabeth
Gillespie, OF Rising Sun, Ind, and
| other members Ul the family were ar
rested Tor her murder. Writs OF ha-
beas corpus we're secured in their be-
half.
Counsel for the Ship Trust promot-
crs were indignant at the publication
OF letters and cablegrams which show
ed how the promoters had tried to
drive the French underwriters.
The five officers and instructors OF
school in Chicago which taught stu
dents how to manufacture and initiate
all kinds OF liquors were arrested on
the charge OF operating a distillery.
Rear Admiral Walker arrived at New
York from Panama, and says the ma
rines on the isthmus will be able to
deal with any situation that may arise.
Joseph Baumcnbli;t, one OF the coun-
tcricitcrs who turned States evidence,
testified in New York against the other
members OF the gang
Albert Driscol and J. T.. Russell,
suspected OF being saie-blowers, were
sentenced 20 the county chain gang in
Mobile, Ala.
The cruiser New York viii shortly
sail Tor Panama from San Francisco
with the torpedo boat des,royers Pre-
bic and Paul Jones.
Second Lieutenant Floyd c. Miller,
OF the First Infantry, which was guard
ing President Mckinley's grave, has
disappeared
Charles d. Fcnst.macher, accused
in Philadelphia oi using the mails to
deiraud, committed suieide in his cell
The Building Trades Council and
the Plumbers Union were temporarily
cnjoincd by the Supreme Court in Gin
cinnati from interfering with employees
OF the Contractors Association by way
Of discipline.
Alderman John J. Brennan, OF Chi
cago, was sentenced TO one year in
the House OF Correction by Judge
Gary on a charge OF completely in cleo
tion frauds
James NJ Edge, the bank teller OF
the First National Bank OF Paterson,
N. J., who cmbezzled $4,000, was SEN
tcnced to the pcnitcntiary for seven
years.
The Meteor, a fast train on the St.
Louis and San Francisco Railway, was
wrecked at Godfrey, Kan Nine per-
sons were killed and over 20 injured
A number OF respondents in the
boodling cases in Grand Rapids, Mich,
appeared i'll court and pleaded not
guilty.
A successful operation was perform
ed in Sioux City by DR.. William Jep.
son on John Norstrom, who broke his
neck.
General L. w. Colby, indicted in
Omaha, Neb., on the charge OF em-
bczzling government funds, gave bail.
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FRIGHTENED TO DEATH.
Woman Imagined She Was Poisoned and
Died From th. Scare.

Chicago, Ill, (SpeciaD.-"Not poi
soned, but dead because she thought
she had been poisoned" was the sin
gular verdict pronounced by Coro-
ner's Physician Springer after per-
forming an autopsy OH the body OF
Virginia Jackson, an aged colored wo-
man, and former slave.
The autopsy was performed in the
belief that the strange circumstances
OF the woman's death were indicative
OF murder
This old woman thought she had
been poisoned said DR.. Springer,
and it affected her heart to such an
extent that it killed her.
A neighbor gave her a bottle con-
taining kind OF brownish liquid.
Evidently, say the police, the old col
ored woman Jumped to the conclusion
on feeling i'll Immediately after she had
tasted OF the contents OF the bottle,
that she had been poisoned, and the
fear OF death killed her
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Town Wipe | out .py Fire.

Roanoke, Va. (specialD The bust.
ness portion of thd litlle town of Elk
Park, N. C.. near the Virginia border
was wiped out by fire. only one house "a
small store) escaping destruction. The
fire broke out in tIpc general store ol
Manning 4 Ellis. aud soon spread to
those of Council x fsylor, v. d Bow
ers and Plato Brinkle}. leveIling all to
the ground. The town Us without fire.
fighting apparatus. Thick loss is esti-
mated at $500, lisif of(which Is COW
cred by insurance. Lunb4r TO the value
of $4,000. owned by MaAning Ellis,
was destroyed. -
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Quarrel About Presents.

WChiesgo (SpeciaD.-William Kauf-
cfan. nephew OF George Kaufman. shot
I'd fatally injured his cousin, Rosa
Kaufman, and wounded his aunt, Mrs.
ssga Kaufman. in the shoulder in a
5uarrei over Christmas presents.
Kaufman declared that his uncle had
not given hm a proper number OF
Christmas presents. and attempted to
shSot him The women cndeavored TO
Ecs as peace makers, aud Kaufman shot
iasna both. He made his escape and
has mos been arrested.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
aen. Wood Asked for InyestIeallon.

The War Department has made pub
lie the following letter from General
Wood:
Manila, p. l., July 28, 1903.
ITO the Adjutant General u. S. Army
Washington, ID. c.:
"Sir:--I have the honor to invite
your attention to statements made in
the editorial columns of the New York
Sun OF June ?, 4 and and later dates
which clearly charge me with conduct
OF most censurable character. perhaps
contemplate would be better word
| also invite your attention to the
source from which the paper claims
to have obtained its information, name
ly, statements OF First Lieut.. James L.
Runcie (late major OF the u. S. volun-
teer cavalry made to various reliable
parties and request that the matter be
referred to the inspector general OF
the army for such action as may be re.
qulred under the circumstances, or to
any other authority which the War De-
partment may deem proper. ! enclose
herewith statements OF the facts in the
case, together with true copies OF let
tcrs, extracts from letters, etc, bearing
on the subject.
he matter is now ono OF three and a
hall years standing, and during the
greater portion of this period | have
been within easy reach OF the aggrieved
party or parties. The statement en-
closed gives the addresses OF most OF
the persons who have more or less
knowledge OF the affair
1T will be noted that many OF the
letters are confidential in character, the
originals OF which are in the conhden-
tial official files OF the Secretary OF War.
Very respectfully
LEONARD WOOD,
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France Wants TO Keep 0u..

Paris (By Cable).-An authoritative
denial is given here OF reports from
Peking that the French Minister there
has notified China that il she allies
herself with Japan pending a settlement
OF the japanese Russian controversy
France will advance in Southern China.
II is said in this connection that
France has not taken any steps in the
case and is not contemplatin~ action
in the event OF rupture between Ja-
pan and Russia
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Three Killed BY Boiler Explosion.

St. Louis (SpeciaD.-Seven boilers in
the powerhouse OF the ST. Louis Transit
Company exploded. killing three en-
ploycs, injuring six and wrecking the
building. The explosion broke win
dow panes several blocks away. The
brick walls OF the boilerhouse were
thrown outward, and the heavy truss
ROOF after being thrown high in the
air, dropped directly over the debris,
imprisoning 20 employees. All the cleo
trio lights went out. and darkness pre-
yepted prompt work in rescuing the in-
lured, whose cries could be plainly
heard.
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Porte to Make Amends.

Constantinoplc (By Cable). - Rear
Admiral Cotton left Beirut on board the
United States cruiser San Francisco
taking Consul Davis to Alexandrctta
which place Mr., Davis left, as announced
from here December s. because he had
been insultcd aud assaulted by the loca
police while accompanying on board a
departing steamer uaturalized Ameri-
can named Attarian, who had been lib
Grated from prison by the intervention
OF TIE consul
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Second Trial tor Mrs. BotkiD.

San Francisco (SpcciaD The second
trial OF Mrs Cordciia Botkn, charged
with the murder OF Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Dunning, at Dover, Del, by means OF
poisoned candy transmitted through tile
mail, was set today for February Is.
The first trial occurred five years ago
and resulted in verdict of murder in
the first degree.
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Assistant Secretary Of Commerce.

Lawrence O. Murray, OF Chicago, has
been chosen assistant secretary OF COM
merce and labor. The selection was
announced by the President, who stated
that the Office had been rendered to
and accepted by Mr.. Murray and that
the nomination would be sent to the
Senate Immediately after the recess.
The appointment is made on the per-
sonal recommendation of Secretary
Cortelyou, who has known Mr.. Murray
Tor a number oi years.
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Street Preacher co,'ess:s Murjer.

Everett, Wash (SpcciaD B F.
Gootsch, street preacher, who has been
arrested here, has made a signed CON
fesson of numbering a man named Ross.
his tenant, in a quarrel at Silver City,
N. NJ, in 1902. Gootsch was released on
bail at Silver City and disappeared
Gootsch says he is ready to go back to
Now Mexico and face the CHARGES
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financial.

America has stopped buying gold in
London and Germany has started.
Secretary Shaw will refund no more
bonds after December 81.
The suspended Union Trust Com
pany OF Baltimore, has resumed opera
| tions.
Rock Island IS have dropped steadily
from 75 to ON. The stock is also not
ably weak.
Well-informed bankers say that the
United States Steel dividend will not be
cut next time.
Swift & Co. shareholders will vote
lsxt month on the question OF raising
""ho .tal stock 100000
roads ca. $40. 100000 worth Of supplies
the aslxin purchased by the Government
,sSsfe work can be begun
canal.
A6A-n Fed by foreign bankers
te{0E sieek. purchases OF sixty days
III Sl1 " tANsr amounted to be-
sIi,ss.s aud is1Is ssis ssii' ssasad szs.ooo,ooo.
,. " "ccaeock 4 Co., saiisbtials saw in 1904 rail
l'ssnd make no un-
thelroad is con
an'cQuld- Roekc-
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Mussulmans Xiii Christians.

Cettinge, Montenegro (By Cable).-
A Christian judge and two Christian
gendarmes have been murdered by
Mussulmans at Gusinye, in Northern
Albania. The victims were recently ap-
pointed to their posts in conformity
with the Macedonian reform scheme OF
Austria Russia.
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All Will Take a HOLIDAY.

No Cabinet meetings will be held
during the holiday recess. Both Pres
ident Roosevelt and his official advis-
ers will observe the recess so far as
public business will permit. Such bus
mess as the several Cabinet officers
may have with the President will be
brought to his attention by them as
individuals, unless some emergency
should arise which should render il
necessary for the Cabinet to assemble
as body for its consideration.
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Gensral Black Accepts.

Gen. John c. Black has accepted the
civil-servicc commssionership and the
President will send in his nomination
when Congress reconvenes, January d.
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nsrsersd his chIIareu.

( Eisdson. ". Y.'tSpceiaD. Broo1y
tkyer MS inability ~ pFss-seaI's pFs..'al on
rl,,cs gifts for his ras, enaa,r.n .'a nu,,,s ana
I. b Phillips, "'''' anu "iiiiam
'fsss Did the chr.
syios N. GARLAND.
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Subscribe for the News and do
IL to-day. Only one dollar.
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Taft RuslIes.

"Brigadier General u. s. Army.
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: when an dm
REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE
-ss.Fs 49,
Improved.

EDMUND G. WALToNStf CATALOGUE OF
house bargains and plats of suburban lots on
application at Office. 800 Hennepin ay..t y. . Z
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MACARTHUR'S SUSPICION
He Thinks That Europe Will Some
time Try to Disrupt This
- -. i.
Hemisphere.
New York. Sun Special Service.

Chicago. Jan. Exchanges of a Euro
pean conspiracy to disrupt the western
hemisphere, couched by Major General
Arthur Macarthur in cautious language.
western society, Army Of the Potomac,
last night
"A question is being propounded
throughout the world to-day" said Gen
eral Macarthur. (which is being dis
cussed with secret satisfaction in hostile
CABINETS with a view. no doubt, to COM
hined, action calculated and intended to
Introduce discord into this hemisphere
whenever propitious moment shall arise
TO encourage such interference
This startling utterance from the gem
eral commanding the department Of the
lakes sent a thrill Of unusual interest
through the banquet hall in the Sherman
house. but the succeeding statement in
tensifed the eagerness of General Mac
Arthur's auditors.
The question is he continued.
''whether a self governing nation as rich
and populous as the United States will
be able to resist the strain which must
inevitably arise as a logical consequence
OF Its own great prosperity. We can an
swer that question with calm assurance.
From the beginning of civilization man
has been engaged in a struggle to eman-
cipate himself from the barbarous cir
cnmstances Of his own environments,
projecting his highest ideals by a series
of intellectual waves. Social evolution,
borne on by these waves of mental gem
esis. has followed the exercise of three
embellishments, craftsmanship and
force. In all great crises the molding
of events has been directed by force
collected in such organizations as we cal
armies. Long periods of peace have beer
insured by the interposition Of force.
War in itself cannot be classified as
q menace. The practical working value
of this formula can be verified by look
ing back over the history of the world
especially of the English speaking races
whose every great victory won in behalf
Of right and justice has been attained
perpetuated and transmitted by the for
mula Of morals. craftsmanship ana force
The American republic is an exemplit1ca
tion Of this formula, which is absolutely
essential to the welfare and happiness Of
niankind.'
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

MINNETONKA Call or write for Jaeger 4 70.
CATALOGUE. relies catalogue Of Afinneton.
ka and other suburban real estate. o. ....r.
FINEST AVAILABLE SITE ON M1NNEToNKA,
north shore, 900 feet shore line, for sale.
Chadbourn & Braden, II 4th st S. -s
BLOCK OF LAKE SHORE PROPERTY, IN.
Guiding several cottages: always rented for
81 400 per year: most desirable property on
investment? Apgar & Korthof, 204 CONNER
cial building, Minneapolis. I. c. phone 22l6.
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UPHoLsTER1NG

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND REFINISHED,
! mattresses renovated, dress boxes, corner sea Is
and cushions made to order. Furniture cover
tngs of all kinds. Both phones e. A.~Insta:
son, 903 Nfcollet. t5. r5
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Unimproved.
FOR LOTS AT LINDEN HILLS, ST. ANTHONY
Park, Walton Park, Rosedale Park, or for
bargains everywhere, send for maps ,etc., to
Edmund G. Walton, 300 Hennepin av.
LOTS FOR SALE-INvEsToRs, HoMEsEEK-
ers and Spectators why 60 out two or three
miles and buy lots when you can buy good lots
Nicoliet az, on Laurel av, near Hawthorn. and
on street car line. See me while they last for
special price and terms. ]. A. Walters, Oh
n. Y. Life building.
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LOANS AND CHATTELS

MONEY TO LOAN r
Fl ON FURNITURE. PIANOS, HORSES. WAC
ONS, ETC, ON SHORT NOTICE AT CHEAP
OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. STRICTEST
z. PRIVACY GUARANTEED. CALL ON THE
OLD HOME COMPANY, ESTABLISHED 20
YEARS. MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN
COMPANY. 306 BANK OF COMMERCE
BLDG, CORNER OF LIST Ay S AND 4th ST.
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FURs
In storage and warehouse receipts at one
half the usual rate. Monthly Instalment
Loan Co., s25 Guaranty Loan.
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property; charges real Bile. SIC Globe bldg.
WILLIAMS, AS GUARANTY BUILDING,
loans on furniture. pianos or any security
large loans specially. Terms to suit Dor
rover. Lowest rates
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WANTED TO RENT
LOST AND FOUND

>~>>~~~>~.~~~~~~~
Bring together finder and loser of glasses, regis
ter them at your opticians Hirschy's. 420 Mic.
LOST OR sToLEN-JUN1oR BALL TICKETS
numbers IA, 145. 146, 147 c. They are can
celled and will not tie accepted at the door.
SNewhall, go Temple Court.
LosT-MUsIC ROLL WITH MUSIC ON FRI
day afternoon. Return to DR.. r.. A. Duns
moor, 100 Andrus Bldg, for reward.
LosT-LADY's CHATELAINE BAG, WITH
silver beads. Also cards and about Sc II,
& change and two keys. Return to 3S 18th st
for reward.
LOsT-AN ELK TOOTH 3 W. s. MONOGRAM.
Finder please return 122 Highland and receive
reward.
LosT-PoCKETBooK CONTAINING SUM OF
money and papers. finder please return for re-
ward to the Electric Laundry, 1876 10th st S.
AGENT WANTED-20 DEPUTIES, LADIES OR
gentlemen with or without experience to write
insurance in South Dakota. and organized for
the Popular Woman Fraternal order. a fine
chance to make money. Address A. d. Smith,
sBrookings S. D..
LosT-A SMALL GOLD LoCKET CONTAIN
Ing two pictures, and raised initial on out
side, between Washington and First street ON
Hennepin av. SIS reward IL returned to 100
Henncpin az upstairs. Valued q = gift.
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PATENT ATTORNEY

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, Patent Lawyers
and solicitors. Main office 928 $50 Guaranty
building, Minneapolis, Mimi. Branch Office,
80 McGil building, Washington D. C.
3ATENTs-PRorECT YOUR IDEAS. NO Al.
lowance; no fee Consultation free. Estal,-
lished 1864. Milo B. Stevens & Co., 8G1 18th
st, Washington. 49, > ~ - r. y.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES

cash for all kinds of horses. wagons, huggies
b harness and sleighs. Barrett & Zimmerman,
Midway Horse Market, st. Paul MINI. IS.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE
wANTED-To HEAR FROM SOME ONE WHO
would build store with small fat OF living
rooms; prefer 7th st between Hennepin and
Nicollet, Hennepin between 9Th and 9Th SITS.
Will take Swear lease. Rent not to exceed
800 ner month. Lddress 9117 Journal.
WILL BUY HOUSE REASONABLE MOVING
distance from 9Th st and 18th NE. De-
scribe stating price and location. Address
9121, Journal.
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BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD AND ROOMS. Ar HOTEL SOUTHERN
corner 4th nv s and 9th st. One suite, Feb
i. and one single, with hot and cold water
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DYEING AND CLEANING

NORTH STAR DYE1NG AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning work 1913 Hennepin av; both phones.
THE PANToRIUM W. [. WALDRoN.
Fancy dyers and French dry cleaners, reno
vator of clothing for and women 925
and 927 Nicolet av.
FHE EMPORIUM. FRENCH DRY CLEANING
and fancy dyeing. Sl2 Nicollet. n. w. phone.
MINNEAPOLIS DYE HOUSE, FRENCH DRY
cleaners; largest and best dry r"cleaning house
: In the northwest. 242 and h22 Nicollet. !"
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SEWING MACHINES g..
HAVE BYRON & WILLARD PRINT IT.

STORAGE
The BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE 90.
has unequaled facilities for moving and stor-
Ing household goods; packing for storage and
shipment BY experienced men; collective car
Sd st. Telephone, Main CSC, both exchanges. J..
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. CLAIRVOYANTS

DR.. CLAYMONT, WONDERFUL CLAIRv0Y.
aut. magnetic healer palmist. 25 7th st s. ,
JOSEPHINE MARVIN, THE RENOWNED
clairvoyant and palnlist. gives truthful infor-
ma ton regarding business, specula ton, invest
ments, love, marriage or divorce; predictions
are infallible. 10 18th st s.
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MINES AND MINING
NOTICE

A~<S<S~~~~<~~~~><>>~~~
aTETsoN MANDoL1Ns, one. quarter off at tho
SALE Rose 4 SAVERS, Metro bldg. Al 9th at S.
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES

GEORGE McLAIN, NJ. D. G. M,
Specialist
Eye Ear, Throat and Nose. Rooms and 0,
Syndicate block, first floor, over Plymouth
Clothing House. Minnea polls, MINI.
ladies IN DOUBT, PLEASE CALL OR WRITE
DR.. BLY,, 412 Mic. av, Sd floor. New book 25c.
1ILEs-DR. H. WAITE, rs YEARS SPECIAL
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av, Minneapolis.
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HAIR DRESSING PARLORS

HAIR DRESSING, sHAMPooING, MANICUR-
Ing scalp treatments and face massage; Turk:
plain baths for ladies only Rooney Bath
Parlors, 121 9th st s. Phone P62O-L2,