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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-27
WHY SOUTHERN RAISED RATE
Compelled to Force Lumber Ex-
ports to Sea Route.

San Francisco. Oct. 2e.--congestion
of freigh. on the northwestern lines Of
the Southern Pacific has resulted in a
radical move on the part Of the freight
traffic officials of the road. AS a partial
solution of the problem Of handling the
lumber trade OF the north with INSULT
eient facilities. thsy have decided to
cut Down the amount of traffic by es-
tablishing a prohibitive rate on lumber
shipments from points on the Oregon
coast to San Francisco.
The advanced schedule will go into
effect the first of next month and the
high rates will force the northern lum-
berIren to send their shipments south
by water. This rate win not affect in
terier mills.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-27
Robbers Blow or Door Of Sheri-
dan Vault, Secure $1,000
in Coin and Make
Their Escape,
Raided the Little Town at Early
Hour and We're Not Seen
Until To Late.
POSSE HAS GONE IN PURSUIT
Believed Gang Is Same That
Tried Unsuccessfully to
Rob Bank at New.
berg, Ore.

Sheridan, Or, Oct. 26. --Safecrackers
early this morning secured an entrance
to the Scroggin & Workman bank and
blew open the safe, securing about $1,000
in coin. Valuable papers and other
documents were left untouched. The
bank building Is situated In the center
OF the town, but, by choosing the early
hours of the morning, when everybody
was asleep and with everything envei-
oped in thick fog, they awoke only
one man. Mayor Ell. Eakin, who lives
across the street, upstairs over his
store. There has never been occasion
for guarding property hitherto and the
town has no nightwatchmarl
The gang effected an entrance to the
building by using a sledge hammer and
picks, which bear the stamp of the
Southern Pacific Company. They drill
ed hole in the safe near The combina-
ton and inserted a heavy charge OF
giant powder. which blew the safe door
of. but did not wreck the building. It
was this explosion that awoke Eakin.
Eakin went to the window just in time
to see the men come out Of the bank
and Join another who had evidently
been on guard. The entire party jump
ed into buggy and drove on in
southerly direction.
Eakin quickly secured rife and took
three shots at the fast disappearing
men. The firing and screams Of Mrs.
EakIn, who had been awakened by the
commotion aroused the townspeople
and posse Of armed men was soon on
the streets. The bank officials at once
sent out the alarm in every direction
by telephone. Sheriff Sitton arrived
here at s o'clock. but. as the robbers
had secured such start. he decided It
would be futile to organize a posse,
From the manner and hour Of the
robbery, it is generally thought the
gang is the same which attempted to
rob the Newberg bank last Monday
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-27
SETTLEMENT NOW IS IN SIGHT
RussO-Japanese Treaty To Be
Concluded Shortly.

London, oct. 26.-oficial information
from both Toxic and st. Petersburg,
says the Berlin correspondent of the
standard, is to the effect that drafts
Of the Russo-Japanese convention have
been approved by the czar and Count
IIamsdorff, Russian foreign minister.
Only slight alterations in these drafts
are needed to effect settlement Of all
by amicable compromise.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-27
STANDS BY MESSENGER BOYS
Boston Aldermen Remove West
ern Union Poles.

,Bostcn, Oct. 26,-As result of the
strike of the Western Union messenger
boys, the hoard Of aldermen this even
ing, on motion of Alderman Lomensy
(democrat) passed an order by II vote
Of six to five, providing that the COM
pany be compelled to remove all OF
their poles in the city limits within the
next 60 days, and, If the order is not
complied with, the poles ere to be re-
moved by the superintendent Of streets,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-27
NEW RULE FOR SHIPMENT or BODIES.

Baltimore oet.2s.--Representatives Of
railroad companies and the National
Association Of Undertakers have just
completed conference with the men,
bers Of the State and Provincial Boards
Of Health Of North America In this city
on the transportation Of dead bodies
As a result nine rules were adopted
which will go into effect July 1, 1904,
and after that time 1t win be impos-
sible to ship the body of any person
dying either of smallpox or bubonic
plague. Bodies Of persons dying Of
Asiatic cholera, yellow fever. typhoid
fever. diphtheria, scarlet fever. cry
sipelas. gianders. anthrax or Ieprosy
viii be shipped only under the most
complete conditions Of disinfection.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-27
OREGON MURDERER CAPTURED.

Boise, Oct. .26.-A special to the States
man from American Falls says:
Harry Egbert. wanted in Oregon for
murder, was captured at Rockland this
morning by posse of citizens while at
a livery stable where he kept his horse.
He escaped once and secured his gun,
which was in the barn. He fed to a
thicket, but surrendered when The posse
began to fire into 1t.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-27
LEAVES THE NAVY.

Washington. Oct. 2s.--Rear Admiral
Francis BowIes today rendered his res
ignation in the United States navy to
the president and requested that 1t take
effect November 3. Constructor L. w.
Capps now on duty at the New York
navy yard. has been selected by the
president for the vacancy. Admiral
Bowles is leaving the naval service to
accept the presidency of a private ship
building company in Massachusetts,.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-27

Ing the purpose Of Mr.. Myers visit 10
Astoria. Mr.. Myers IL one Of the Lewis
and Clark fair directors and also com
missioner Of the 81. Louis fair having
charge OF the fish, game and relic divis-
ion for both fairs. Mr.. AdaIr seems
amply able TO assist Mr.. Myers. partic-
ularly as he is well versed in the early
history OF this part Of Oregon.
Mr.. Myers reports an awakening In
terest In his fair projects. He had no
trouble In Astoria in securing informa-
ton and in perfecting arrangements
10 the end that splendid exhibits in
each department win be had for both
ST. Louis and Portland.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-27
SAILORS RESCUED.

Honolulu. Oct. 2s.-The last missing
boat Of the wrecked French bark Con-
netable de Riehemont was picked up
today by the Inter-Ilsnad, steamer.
II contained the boatswaln and seven Of
the crew of the lost vessel. All were
alive. though IN starving condition, hav
ing been almost entirely without food
since October IA.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-27
COsT OF THE ELECTION,

New York, Oct 26.--An estimate made
BY the members OF the board of cleo
tions fixes the cost of the coming cleo
tions in this city at $1,000 TO which is
to be added $4,000 that was spent in
the recent primary elections. In order
to give voters chance to express their
desire az to candidates, 2,764,SO0 ballots
have been printed, which include the
ballots for votes on the canal question
and 1900 sample ballots which are to
be used to explain to voters how a legal
vote should be cast.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-27
For ST. LOUIS AND PORTLAND.

Hon Geo. T. Myers, better known as
"Tobe" Myers, accompanied by Mr.. S.
d. Adair, called at The Astorian office
yesterday for the purpose Of announce
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-27
SNOW IN NEW ENGLAND.

Boston, oct. 26.-Snow fell for the
first time this season In many places In
New England.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-27

tAsa n. Thomson was appointed ms
receiver for the LaGrande land Office
bur few months ago. and was a resi-
dent Of Pendleton at the time OF his Sc
lection. He mas a ranch near Echo.
umatilla county. and is largely inter-
ested In stock. He was born and rear
ed on Butter ,reek, being the son of o.
+. Thomson. who was one Of umatilla
cCunty's pioneer sheriffs. The son was
member Of the legislature in 1900 and
contributed to the success OF Hon. John
II. Mitchell In the final vote. Mr..
Thomson Is well thought Of in eastern
oregon and to the vast majority OF the
people and his friends this indictment
by the federal grand jury comes as a
surprise.)
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-27
THOMAS
| ACCUSED
| OF FRAUD
LaGrande Receiver indicted by
the Federal Grand Jury at
Portland on a Serious
Allegation.
Said 10 Have Solicited Funds for
the Purpose Of influencing
Official Decision.
MORE INDICTMENTS TO COME
Estimated That In Excess Of One
Million Acres Have Been
Secured by Fraud
ON Coast.

Portland. Oct. 26.--rhe United States
grand jury today returned an indict-
ment against Asa d. Thomson, rcceiv-
er OF the United States land office at
LaGrande, Or. The indictment charges
Thomson with soliciting money to IN"
fiuence an official decision for the ap-
proval of homestead proofs which had
been held up for insufiiciency Of the
same. There are three counts of the
Indictment. one Of the witnesses is
Charles Cunningham, well known
eastern Oregon stockman. who. It is al
legged Thomson approached.
The interior department has had
agents In this state for months rast In
vestigating alleged land frauds, and the
indictment Of Thomson is the first re-
suit OF the Investigation. Rumors OF
gigantic frauds In the public lands OF
Oregon Washington, Idaho and Cali
fornIa have been in circulation for the
past year, and II Is said the fraudulent
entries. all told. amount 10 over 10000
acres. II IL understood that other In
dletments win follow.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-27

and. II needs be. destroy the newspa-
pers."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-27
BAsEBAll SCORES

At seattle-seattle 5; Los Angeles Z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

INVEST YOUR MONEY
Where you can got 1t when you need II. Your
unemployed funds can be turned into an
earning factor IL Invested In Cereal Mu-
tuals" the safest and most profitable inveat-
ment now offered by a Legitimate and respon-
capital IL always subject 70 withdrawal on
demand solicited Wslss nor
facts. Also bulletin showing actual reaults
for past six months. Address 1sBELL &
CO., Sherman st., Chicago.
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MANAGER WANTED. F1Rsr-CLAs5: Me-
chnnic. one who 10 competent to take charge
door and blind factory, and whose principal
work will be estimating work on onice ana
houses; a man preferred who can put from
two thousand nvs hrndred H,so9S d S.n.. 70
Address WOOD WORKING CORPORATION.
Norfolk, Va.
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EXPERT SHORTHAND BY NAIL sTENo-
: Eruphy' rapidly and correctly taught BY
Former u. s. Senate employees: our method 10
superior to class instruction; each student re-.
oniy your spare time required. Write for
! particulars ana free scholarship Offer =. !.
PLUMMER, Secy., 1871 l. st. n. W., Wash'
inHtou, u. G.. - ri ~ rs .f.a W.
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RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE. U. s..
Marine Corp-Able- bodied. unmarried men.
between ages Of q and 50. tor service
ashore and ahoat. Apply at Shafer Build
ing, next door to General Postoffice.
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IosT-oN MAIN STREET. BETWEEN SEC.
ond and Fourteenth or on Eighth, or Broad
between Eighth and Fourth. a Roman-gold
crescent PIN, with serpent, with ruby eyes.
Reward II returned TO 2o6 h. Main.
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on First street. lady's sATCHE1, contain
Ing letter addressed Mrs. NJ. ]. Peyton. care
Dr. G. J, Dawson. ncosed check 1927.
some silver and keys. Finder can keep sill er
Il returned to DR.. @. j. DAWSON, Seventh
and Broad
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WANTED, MAN TO TAKE ONE-HALT IN.
tersst IN business and to act - ss ss y, Of
vest in same Address ". D. LEE. Room IL
FNord's Law Building.
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statesmen WANTED-CAN MAKE $50 TO
500 weekly selling our gold and copper stock.
Write Immediately for particulars and hand
some illustrated prospectus. free. HALL &
COMPANY, Fiscal Agents. Cincnnatus
Building. Cincinnati. o.
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CANvAssERs. sTREErMEN TOY DEAL
era handle Goldman's Rotascope; latest self
winding mysli'ylng novelty; continuous mo no.
ton; changing eolora; fascina.ing ana SAM m
pie, postpaid, 1Octs. SClE.,I1s ~. EClAL-
Try CO., $50 Canal Street. New York.
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GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG MAN
With small capital; must be steady and give
nrst-ciass reference Addross r. o. Bog III.
city, tS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

r E n O GRAPHERS-WANTED SEVERAL
first. class stenographers to I'LL positions now
open. Apply at once So. STA. q STA CO.,
1906 Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

sAwYER-wANTED EMPLOYMENT AT
saw. mill as sawyer: Is wears experience;
terms moderate; willing to 60 anywhere. ADJ
dress b. G. p, care this Office
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sTENoGRAPHER-wA NTED.-EXPER1ENC-
cd male stenographer desires permanent posi-
ton; good references. Address b. ~, care
this office
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WANTED. A YOUNG SINGLE MAN. rs OR
80 years OF age, of good moral character. for
institution work; with some knowledge
OF vocal music and flower culture preferred.
Address SUPT., School +. o.. Va
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WANT DC o ERNMENT POSITIONS
Mole than 1900 appointments last year;
chances even better now; examinations soon
In this city. Write to-day for circular lss
Hes, etc. NATL CORRESPONDENCE IN
STITUTE, Wash, y. G.
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LOST, sTRAYEp OR STOLEN-WH1TE
Spanish POODLE. female; bob tall nose
shaved answers to the name OF Sweetheart.
Five dollars reward II returned TO 4o2n M.
Second Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

RELIABLE ENERGETIC WORKERS TO
distribute circulars, samples and advertising
matter; good pay; no canyasslng CO.
York -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

CANvAssERS-wAN TEN BRIGHT,
energetic colored ladies to canvass on salary,
liGious books ever offered. and selling for
only slips on the nstalm en- plan; p rlGn
between 1 and p. NJ. on Monday to. tho
STUDENTS TEA CO.. els North Second St.
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WANTED, YOUNG MAN, Is YEARS OLD. TO
collect and sell; must furnish bond and team;
excellent opportunity TO the right man In any
OF the following counties: Nelson. Albemarle,
Culpeper Greene. Madison. Orange and Rap
pahnnnock Address Box $50. Richmond Va.
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UNEMPLOYED MEN AND WOMEN EVERY
where, city, or country. Particulars for
stamp. ROSS ,.MEDiClNE CO.. 6S5 lurling
Street Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

sALEsMEN-Wanted, several cigar sale1men in
every section to introduce our goods; sxperl-
ence unnecessary; good salary and expenses
paid. EMANUEL COMPANY, Station j. New
York city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

COLLECTOR TWO EXPERT
Senced collectors who can furnish bond; COM
pensaton In line with ability. Call 206 East
Broad Street, Richmond Va.
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LosT-wEDNEspAY AFTERNOON. NOV.
18th, ladys gold WATCH initials a e. s..
with fob attached. on Eighth Street between
Broad and the Academy. or In the Academy.
Reward II returned to No. 405 N. Seventh st.
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DETEcTIvE-sHREwD RELIABLE MAN
wanted in every locality for profitable secret
service; experience unnecessary Write
AMERICAN DETECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis, Ind.
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GOVERNMENT PoSITIoNs-MORE THAN
1900 appointments last year: chances even
better now: examinations In every state;
Circular lSS. showing positions. salaries. ex-
aminations. Ba1aple questions. otc sent
" TuTE. Wash. y. c.
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TAKEN UP WEDNESDAY. NOV. 18TH. 1909.
COW part Aldernay. owner can obtain
same by applying to office OF CHIEF OF
POLICE, proving property and paying
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

EXPERIENCED FARMER WANTS TEAM
and land to work on shares or to manage
farm. Address ]. I. s., 24l2 East Marshall
street, Richmond Va
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LET US START you IN "A NICE L1rTLH
tea and coffee business OF your own. You can
chant. We are successful with others, wny
not with your II you are trying to get INTO
ritv. Write for our special offer. BURNS &
REED, Importers. 20e Hudson St. New YORK.
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enough to convince people that you arc .
person OF taste, culture and refinement, ana
come within tho line OF hrt connoisseurs
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AGENTS. MECHANICS AND DEALERS
send 2bc for Maxwcils combination square
rule tnitres and gauges; best steel, nickel
plated, practical, durable and best made. bar,
ring none; circulars for stamp YANKEE
MFG. co.. 517 Ross St.. Drawer l. Pittsburs
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HELP WANTED-Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
good income corresponding for newspapers;
experience unnecessary Send for particulars
PRESS SYNDICATE Lockport N. y.
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BUSINESS AT HOME FOR PLAN AND
list OF money making recipes, secrets formu.
las, etc, write pELLEGRlNO MFG. CO.. Z
INeat Fourteenth Street, Now York
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G1R1.s-sEND NAMES AND ADDRESSES
Of Ave rirl friends and get nice gold ring.
SPECIALITY CO.. 1872 Ridgewood Avenue.
Brooklyn. N. Y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

e5 rAIR STRICTLY ALL-wooL 1914 COLO
RADIO Blankets; the best rs value for 1898
pair. JACOB LEVITT g. SON. opposite Main
Street Station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

BIG DIVIDENDS ASSURED ON ErowAH
rold stock Governor CAndlor. OF Georgia.
president. P:tos advancing rapidly: Ful! par
ticulars for postal; II Wall Street, New foFk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

BR-wANTED-YOuNG MAN (PRIN.
ter and Linotype operatioD attending
Y. NJ. C. A. night school wants position; VII
care this Office. Hs
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build UP a business Of your own; Will sell
you an established trnde. formula, etc, very
cheap. Address CASH. care this oltlce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

PEOPLE TO PLANT MUSHROOMS IN CELL
lars, rooms, ETC., and send us produce; sf2
per week; we pay all express charges. Send
addressed envelope for Instructions and year 9
contract COMBINED GROWERS CO., $50
Temple Court, New York.
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HAVE your sTovLs and FURNACES repaired
IN nrst-class order At reasoEa6ls price ~
the PHILIlPS-RO6ERs CO.. BIB u. n nau
done promptly.
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN FOR VIRGINIA;
no technical knowledge. but active-all-round
hustler; established, well-rated house. Box
J24 Detroit, Mich
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AGENTS WANTED FOR PATENT DOOR
Strip for Richmond and surrounding towns;
profit NJ. H. FORD. $ss e. Twenty-irst
Street, Baltnore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

r. P. KELLuM, THE FAMOUS FURN1TuRN
cleaner and upholsterer. In now In tho city
at 3l9 West Broad He makes the best fur
niture polish In the world.
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GOOD WAGES AT HOME; NO CANvAss1NGi
start work day you receive reply. Addressed
envelope brings work. COMBINED GROW
ERS. Beekinan ST.. New YORK
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JUST THINK! ONE DOZEN PERFECT PHO
tographs for I19s and one lovely l2xle iiken.ss
4 THE -ORiOiNAL DAVIS GALLERY, sl7 e.
Broad Street
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PAINTER WANTED. READY FOR WORK
Monday morning; iirst-class swing scaftold
hand THE SOUTHERN ADV. SIGN CO..
1872 East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

IN q cRAr-rrype-WAN srcERs1
lrst-class stenographors 10 hll positions now
open. Apply at once SO. STA. q STA, CO.,
1905 Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

q PER CENT QUARTERLY DIVIDENDS
by US three months ago our quarterly divl-
dend November 2. 1903. to all our Investors
passing all our former records for handsome
quarterly dividends and thoroughly sclipsiIn,s
ence. Remember, these quarterly dividends
are in addition TO our regularly weekly dlvi-
ton OF now fields for winter operations we
have no hesltancy In assuring our inSes i: y,
that our NEXT QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.
any February dividends made by US hereto
foro. Let US explain to you our methods. to-
THE METROPOLITAN ASSURANCE AS
ISOLATION, Incorporated. 200 Broadway.
New York.
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oIITr1T- rREE, CREDIT GIVEN: CUT.
Srice Christmas books; soc. book. l2i &C.,. II
book &c. l5O book &c.; $3.50 book. 7bc
FERGUSON, B033 Fifth, Cincinnati.
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STOVES AND FURNITURE. J. r. VAUGHAN
Co.. cosy home Makers try our easy pay
mont plan. FIRED w SAITH Mgr. 5os N.
Fifth Street.
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MANICURE AND cH1RoPoDY PARLoRs-::
Facial and scalp rnassasc all biemishes OK
the face removed; nails beautifully mani.
cured and nll trouble OF the feet relieved
without pain. MiAs HAYES. LIT East Bread
Street Phone 1928
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town and lay the carpets, make the shades
and put on the weather strips. G. y. NOR.
VEIL No 21lh N. Sixth Street; phone 4S8.
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GENTLEMAN. 81 YEARS OLD. WITH Nooo
come partner in manufacturing Or wholesale
concern: manufacturing preferred S6y about
january. Address X LYNCHBOHo, caro-
this office
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PERSONALS.

DAVIS GALLERY, 800 H. Broad IL turning
out superior quality photos; cabinets 81 per
dozen.
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FOR sALE-FoUR WATER SPANIEL DOCS.
four weeks old. Apply soa N. Thirteenth 81.
FOR sALE-Two SMALL FURNACES IN
perfect condition. worry cheap. Apply lof East
Franklin.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-1N WEST END FRIDAY. BETWEEN
one side engraving OF +. NJ. A.. and on other
side three leaf. center leaf has diamond. anu an,
photo and some hair. Finder Will Dc re-
warded II returned TO CiAs 3. LoGsh;s
West Broad Street, or sent to SOB Randolph
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As Busy as Busy Bees.
AGENTS WANTED.


FOR OUR NEW PLAN
guaranteeing you SIS per day clear profit In
Producing our four new patents; no expert
ence needed; our circulars teach yon tue
If you are making less than 5000 month
write tis; don't waste stamps and money on
catch.penny advertisements. We forfeit $500
to any persons proving we do not send free
samples on receipt OF application. with iu!l
s25 per day. BRAHAM STEEL CO.. r.. 1865
Cincinnati, O..