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New York Prcss.
How often have we heard this from an
acquaintance in financial distress: Say. old
man, can you let me have a couple OF dol
lars? Like a blame fool 1 came OF In =
hurry this morning and left my money on
the chiffonier.' Aud how often have We
s.coughed up2' The other day / heard
Sykes put IL that way TO TJkes. and Tykes
SAID: sorry. old fellow, I can't let you
have two dollars but l can put you in the
way or getting your money very soon"
You are very Kind Howf' Here's q
nickel for car fare. Go home ad get your
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Cambridge City Qnd.) Tribune.

Cambridge City Qnd.) Tribune.
1t is truly heartrending to see with what
extreme modesty and hesitating ambition
the average Henry county Republican APP
proaches the altar and asks for political
favors. Think OF their very liberal gener-
osity I'm only asking for lieutenant COVER
nor. State treasurer, member OF Congress-,
joint State senator and several other minor
places. Their embarrassment would most
certainly cause nervous prOstration should
the slightest reference be made 10 the sew
eral small plunns which have been given to
graduates from Sneir farm. What an OPEN
ing for a nerve tonic industry Is being over
looked.
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cent. ON iron and iron products. Most OF
them believe that the colonies would. under
a preferential scheme. supply enough cheap
food to the United Kingdom. 1t Is not like
~ that traditional sentiment will long stand
against the views and desires of the men
that are in the thick of the Industrial fight
in the effort to uphold the British prestige
I'm manufacturing and foreign trade.
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Mr.. Dunn is meeting with some opposi-
ton to his demands on the Council for
more money. and he is doubtless more than
ever convinced that it is a weakness of
the charter" that admits Of the election of
a Republican Council to check the financial
operations of a Democratic ADMINISTRATION.
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Personal.


Chicago NewS.
smith, wonder why your friend Filcher got
mad last night when i asked him to take a
drink?
Jones-Eow did you put the invitation?
Smith-Why. I merely said Pitcher. won't
you take something? '
Jones-That explains It. You see. he's q KEEP
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documents lawyers often make statements
that will not bear scrutiny, but there was
no excuse for stating in a formal court docu-
ment that Mr.. Hugh III. Hanna was made
one OF the trustees of the Consumers Gas
Company by an interested party for selfish
purposes. The supposed necessities of liti-
CATION do not justify such a preposterous
and incredible statement as that.
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1t is surprising to meet our old friend
"overproduction" as one of the. causes Of
business depression in Colombia. The only
overprodueton In that neck of the woods is
OF revolutionists and idlers. II the CoIom-
bians would only go to work and produce
something they would vastly improve their
condition and would hear less Of ''over-
pro<3ucfiop
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We have been having a lot of light piece
meal on the financing OF the United States
Shipbuiiding Company through the hear
ings in New York. but the report of Re-
ceiver Smith gathers the whole story into
one coherent narrative. The Dick Turpins
OF old and the 'road agents. of more re-
cent times were laundering amateurs in the
hold-up business as compared with some Of
the financiers mixed up in this deal.
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When the Consumers Gas Trust Com
pany fled its written acceptance of the city
ordinance fixing the price of natural gas on
Nov. %, 1857. II entered into a contract with
the city OF which its articles OF association
were a part, by which 1t obligated itself TO
furnish either natural or artificial gas at
cost as soon az It's stock subscriptions and
certificates should be paid of with s per
cent. interest. That contract is still in
force.
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Since 1t has become known how Schwab
used the Bethlehem plant in the ship
building deal. it might be just as well to in
quire on what terms some of the directors
of United States Steel have been unloading
plants either purchased or built by them
selves upon that corporation.
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Because of that little tiff over bounty
encouraged sugar in 1900. Russia is still
levying a discriminating duty of 40 per cent.
ad valorem on American machinery. This
Is an earnest of what we may expect in
Manchuria if we neglect our rights in that
province under the Chinese commercial
treaty.
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THE HUMORISTS.
A Possibility.

Chicago FOSt.
told a lie?'
ITS possible. He never was much of a bust
ness man. anyway
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American exports to Japan have finally
overtaken those of the United Kingdom,
but both have fallen considerably behind
those Of British India. The japanese have
turned to India for their imports of raw
cotton. and are making nearly all the cot
ton fabrics they use
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People who bet on elections will never
learn any wisdom. No. human being can
tell with even approximate certainty how
an election in a State or large city will
60. and those who risk money on their
euesses simply advertise their folly. The
Journals advice to all persons who may be
tempted to bet on to-day's elections is
ssron,f
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The Washington correspondent on a city
members of his official family are keenly
interested in the result Of the State cleo
tons to be held tomorrow" They probably
confided the fact to the correspondent in
a whispered communication
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Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Jane. why don't you stay at home evenings
instead of walking around with that young
MANI
Its all pas fault"
'your pas fault? Why SOP
''He insisted on lighting the house with cleo
tricity and you can't turn electricity down.
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Houston Post.
But" said the New York newspaper man.
"he called us yellow scoundrels and liars"
"pshaw, You mustn't get angry at Dowie for
that; perhaps he thought you were proud of it."
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PATHS Coming.

Oh, soon the Yankee audience
The peerless Patti blesses;
She brings the remnant of her voice
And sixty lovely dresses,
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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For the good of the country it is to be
hoped that to-day marks positively the last
appearance of the millionaire Socialist, Tom
Johnson, in American politics.
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h Birmingham England Chamber Of
Commerce has collected the views of Eng
ish iron manufacturers on the question
Of a protective tariff and finds them
<ayorable TO a tarir Of from 50 to 80 per
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The trustees of the Consumers Gas Trust
Company have never held a meeting in
which popular interest was quite so keen
as in that of to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-03

Many a trust magnate will sleep more
soundly if Arthur Pue German shall win
his fight in Maryland to-day.
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The horror Of Saturday does not grow
less with time 1t will take decades to
heal many of the hearts so grievously
wounded in an instant.
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tcmaniac and he doubtless thought you were get
ting too personal.
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DENvER COi.-Louthain & Jackson. Fifteenth
and Lawrence streets, and A. Smith, loot
Champa street.
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ORDER OF ALfREDIAMS.

Brigade No. s. rider OF Alfredians. met
IN regular session Friday evening IN
Freedom hall South Providence. Hon.
Taylor presiding.
The sick committee gave very encour-
aging report.
The honorable commander appointed
the social and entertainment committee
for the ensuing term, also the sick conf
mittee and then the brigade proceeded
TO dig into business 10 be acted upon at
the coming convention
The members did the digging very thor
oughlv and there Is not the least doubt
that the delegates fully understand the
feeling OF this brigade I'm regard 20 the
several sections OF the agenda as II Is
presented to the br.gades by tho supreme
secretary.
The committee on the matinee excur-
sion reported progress. and very con-
adorable amount of retired business was
transacted. The honorable commander
called TO the comrades attention that
next Sunday. being the nearest 10 the
anniversary OF the death OF King Alfred,
they will attend divine service In Elm
wood temple In a body. Comrades viii
report at Knights OF Phythias han. Elm
wood avenue. at 10 o'clock. Ladies of
the several aux.iiaries are cordially TN
vited 10 participate. They are requested
TO report at the temple at lO:i5.
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ALFREDlaN LADIES.

Auxiliary No. /, Alfredian Ladies'. met
m regular sessian Tuesday In Freedom
hall, corner Eddy and oxford streets,
with "A large attendance. President Mum
roe presided.
The sick committee reported Sister
Buxton sick.
A large amount OF business was trans
ted including final preparations for the
anual ball.
A communication from the committee
having I'm charge the arrangements for
attending divine service tomorrow was
read. Remarks for the good OF the or
der were made by the following: Sisters
Gill Marx. Bowling. Tranter and Nor
row.
Auxiliary No l. held its sixth annual
ball in Mount Hope hail. Eddy street,
Thursday evening. and Il was a grand
success In every particular. The grand
march was led by MIR. w. r. Leacy and
Mrs. Minnie Thurber. The party settled
down 10 an evening Of thorough enjoy
ment, those assembled seemed 20 realize
that the season OF such times was about
at an end, and they made the most OF Il.
The prize waltz was won by Mr.. u. III.
McCarty and lady Miss Ruth Marx
The committee OF arrangements 10
whom much credit is due is as follows
Mrs. annie Thurber. chairman: Mrs.
Tranter. secretary; Mrs. Morrow, treas
urer: Miss Mabel Hammond. Miss Ella
Marx, Mrs. Gil. Mrs. Orchard, and Miss
Hattie Corbett.
The Peerless orchestra, John +. Tran
ter leader. was the inspiration. Next
meeting May 5th, with the monthly whist.
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FOR SALE - GOOD Two-FAMttbhai, ~, |,
house on Eudora st. IN a secuoh nriee' rice
5000. q. l.. g. ii. j. GRDsS. Managers
OF Estates. Union Trust Fhdg.
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FOR sALE-INvESTMENT PTOiI P,aTIiIv
erty on Lockwood St. two three,a1 $40
houses; II rooms each; each rem renus siaiua.
month: Will sell for near assesse1 a,
=. ]. GROSS. Manag gers OF Estates un'0n
Trust Bldg
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~ I5EsIRABLk'

FOR SALE - VERY IpESiRAbsiicsn.
modern 10-room house on Princeton a. 80 =,
also barn and carriage hou Sc; heated ,,,,' py
not water: rents for 500; price eis,,r reason "a
able. q. L. a III. j. GROSS, Mahas0''
or Estates, Union Trust Bldg.
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PERHAPS YOU WISH TO BUY OR
sell real estate. or insure your property.
TO borrow or loan money on good secu-
rity. II so we can suit you. ISAAC
L. GOFF CO.. General Real Estate ana
Insurance Agents, III Westminster street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

THE c. Z. RAND COMPANY. CO.
operative owners OF race horses and gen
eral turf enterprises. have fulfilled all
their contracts for the past thirty years
and stand ready TO do so for thirty years
more. We have never paid less than
per cent. per week TO all SUBSCRIBERS.
dividends are remitted on Wednesday Of
each week: all investments subject To
withdrawal with interest TO date upon
demand. Write for particulars. The G.
Z. Rand company, 1911 Broadway
New York city.
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NO BETTER BARGAIN IN THE
city. Elegant 7-room cottage, with large
hail, overlooking the water. Has all up.
to-date conveniences and 10 In an unex-
celled location. Terms made TO SUIT
ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.
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MARvELS OF BEAUTY AND PLACES
of rest and solid comfort are our hand
some cottage homes that We are selling
for $500 down; balance Same as rent.
ISAAC l. 0OFF CO.
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WE GIVE YOU MORE FOR YOUR
money and better terms than you can get
see us IL you intend to buy real estate.
ISAAC L. GOFF CO.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sAAE.

FOR SALE-FARM ON 9tHE Ola ~
harrington Road; l0-room fhouso, n
acres: all IA fine condition.; make IN
offer. G.. l.. a. III. j. GROSS. Managers
OF Estates, Union Trust Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE IS THE FOUNDA-
tion of all the wealth OF the world. Our
900 house lots offer you an opportunity
TO invest your money when you are as
sured of large returns. ISAAC L. GOFF
CO.
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FOR sALE-oN SOUTH ANGEL Sa..
B-room, two-family ho'ise; All irnhpITo 4
mentsi steam heat: lot '5Qxlos' 1fnion
Trust Bldg.
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FOR SALE-SrnrMER CoTfh6tssh
Saunderstown; rooms; all lu, lus '.rol,ev
two minutes walk from water and 'TsiiI, y y
10 Management Pier: price sl9D r.a.es
q IT. J. GROSS Managers or hs'"'e''
Union Trust Bldg.
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PERFECT

LIBERTY, PERFECT FREEDOM
and independence are all enjoyed by
those who own their own home. Our
handsome cottages have everything reaui-
site for a modern home. ISAAC Ia
GOTE co.
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OWN A HOME. HAVE ONE BUILT
10 suit you. We furnish plans free and
build a home that you may secure on
very easy terms. Cali and see US. ISAAC
L. GOFF CO.
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FOR sALE-BUsINEss BLOCK, OF Of
Westminster St. coverng $3.50 50 ofrer.
lsnd; assessed for sh. 900; mske srs OF Es-
tates, Union Trust Bldg
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FOR SALF-ON UNION AVE JDn
over city line: modern ten-room co''aeo eo :
furnace. taxed for seen0: sell Tor Ie1'
ss-essed value: cost $500. @. Il. q rn,on ~,
Gross Managers OF Estates C"i''
Trust Bldg
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DON'T YOU THINK YOU HAD BET;
ter take an accident insurance ponSs
Accidents will happen. you KNOW
US about It ISAAC L. GOFF SO'
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FOR sALE-oN GLoBE ST: M1D py,cC
5000 q. L. q II. 3. GROSS. Manager
or Estates. Union Trust Bldg.
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DO YOU WANT TO MAKE A QUICK
sale of your property? Let US try Il at
auction for you. Good service guaran-
teed. ISAAC l.. GOTF co.
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THIS Is REALLY A BARGAIN.
cottage OF rooms. steam heat ano con. con.
OF Washington PARK: terms. 500 down
balance monthly. ISAAC l.. GOtB' SO'
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A FEW DESIRABLE BUILDING
lots just on Broad street will be solo
at a low price and on whatever terms
you want. ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.
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MODERN COTTAGES ON EASY
terms has always been our cry. Through
il hundreds OF people are possessors OF
their own home. ISAAC L GOFF CO.
Real Estate Developers and Home Build
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LET US TALK TO YOU ABOUT BUY
ing a home. It's noble TO think abou
owning your own home. We Will max
II easy for you. ISAAC L. GOFF CO.
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TAKE AN AFTERNOON OFF AND
visit Washington Park; healthiest loca-
homes the best built: only 500 down.
ISAAC J.. GOFF co.
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WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF
two and tbree-family houses In dinersh. y.
sections OF the city at all prices isAAS
l.. GOFF Co. General Real Estate and
Insurance Agents.
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FOR SALE-ON ALBERT 49,;
Fd~ewood, modern 1A-room. steam hemocp senoo
residence: nll conveniences; price so Tae
@. T.. a. VI. J. GROSS. Managers OF hs
tates. Union Trust Rldg.
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WE REPRESENT THE MOST RE
liable FIRE insurance companies and guar
antee TO give you Satisfaction Low
rates. ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
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THIS OFFER is GOOD FOR TWO
weeks only. Nice 7-room modern cottage;
desirably located: having all improve
ments: our price is $3.50. ISAAC l..
GOE'F co.
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WHY DO YOU LIVE IN 4 TENE,
ment and pay rent when you can own
nice modern home for 500 down, balance
same as rent. ISAAC y. GOFF Gu.
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WE HAVE LOTS IN EVERY sES, ~
uon OF the state. Our prices are 1,a to
and our terms easy. That's why Pc"ppt' pp
hko In deal with us- ISAAC L. Goff ~
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FOR SALE VARIETY STORE SELL
ing 90 loaves OF bread day and Ice
cream. sl25 buys 1t. Address LIS News
office.
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WE HAVE a oNE. FAMILY HOUSE
NJ II rooms and over 70o0 so. n. for sale
in a desirable locality ~ Pawtucket.
Arc YOU looking for one? ISAAC l..
GOFF CO.
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STOCKS, BONDS AND OTHER LIKE
securities are no investment compared
with good real estate. See our $50 house
lots Terms easy. ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
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YOUR wIFE'S HUSBAND SHOULD
enjoy life. He should own homo at
Washington Park: always pleasant; all
conveniences Our prices and terms are
right ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
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FOR a. A YEAR WE WILL SELL
Won a health Insurance policy that will
nav Won Is a week in case OF sickness
Would 20 utake one? ISAAC l.. GOFF
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THE FIRST STEP TO A COMFORT
able independence is a nice home. VIZ
offer YOU the finest homes that wealth
and brains can furnish. See US aboui
them. ISAAC L. GOFF co.
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BEST INVESTMENT IN THE CoUN-
try. Elegant building lots high. dry and
level. only $40 each; 81 down; 5oc. week.
ISAAC L--GOFF co.
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WHY NOT ENJOY LIFE BY LIVING
in a modern. comfortable home OF youl
own. Now is the time to start Call a
our Office. ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
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A COTTAGE OF 7 ROOMS ON LABAN
street for $3.50 Would make q nice home
ton. ISAAC l.. GoFF co. III West
minister street.
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UNEQUALLED IN MERIT AND UN-
approached In beauty; q modern home
the latest conveniences; balance monthly
same as rent. ISAAC L. GOFF CO.