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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
SUFFERED BROKEN NECK.
But Physicians and Friends Pulled at
His Head and Feet With Results,

Waterloo, Ia, Nov S.--Much interest
has been aroused in the medical circles
Of the county by the case of G. A. Hol-
brook, who fell from the landing of
The Royal hotel and fractured his
spinal column. Unconscious for hours,
with slight signs Of life, he was given
up by the physicians, who diagnosed
ton was planned, but one physician
commended that only a partial disloca-
don had taken place, and at his sug-
gestion the head and feet We're pulled
by several attendants. The result
brought the man 10 consciousness and
proved the theory of the doctor. The
patient said he was unable TO speak q
word, but understood AL the plans for
he operation, but was unable to resist.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
MuscATlNE caIlMrY.

Muscatne. Ia. Nov. 4-Cummins ca1
ries Muscatine by 700. Two years ago hi,
plurality here was 106. The entire re
publican county ticket, which includes.
representative. treasurer, sheriff and min.
or offices, is elected by pluralities rang
ing from 100 to 500.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

The Lewis and Clark fair planned
% lie held in Portland Ore. IN the
summer Of 1895, is to commemorate the
centennial Of the crossing of the con-
tirent ny the explorers whom Jefferson
liasaad 10 undertake the difficult task
soon aftAr The completion of his bargain
:ar tie Louisiana territory. They went
UP tha Missouri river, crossed the
Rocky mountains and followed down
tie course OF tie Columbia river TO the
.Teacific
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
WoopBuBY colJNTy

The republicans have carried this coun.
ty by good majorties. For state senator
the race is very close between Garrctson
democrat and Jackson republican. with
the result in favor of the former
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
Reward for Train Wreckers.

Denver, NOV. "a reward of $4,000
is offered by the Santa F'e officials foi
the capture and conviction of the per.
sons supposed to have caused the
wrecking of the eastbound passenger
train from Denver at Apishapa creel
last Friday
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
Rohbers Get Three Thousand

kobberS Jet Three ThoUsahd.
Nashville, Tenn, Nov 3.-M elvill,
Wheeler, assistant cashier of the Cum.
berland Telephone company, was as.
saulted and seriously injured in hi.
office and the conlpany's safe robbed o,
$4,000.
Two persons have been arrested OF
SUSPICION.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
Down il Mil street th

Down In WaN street they are telI-
ing Il new story about "Jakey' Field
1t seems that he took u few minutes off
t. have his hair cut Wishing to be
friendly With the barber Who appar-
entity was q German, "Jalley' In his sal
utation fell into German: "Guten
inorgen. said he to the tonsorial artist
"Nie eehi's9n The barber sadly looked
at MIR Field for a moment and then.
in broad Irish said; TO the divil With
Morgan and Gates. I've lost enough
money already"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

baltimore American: Naggsby-
Aren't those haggagemen destructive
cusses? Waggshy--I should say so.
They treat trunk as If 1t were
promise, and they We're the sultan of
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

Exploration of the Yenisei and Obi
rivers, of Siberia. which empty into
the Antartie ocean near Nova Zembia,
has shown them to be navlrable to
ocean steamers for distance of nearly
1000 miles.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

According to official statements just
published. there We're in Russia at the
beginning of 1902, 1876 industrial es-
employing 1,110,315 per
sons. of whom 49, per cent. We're
males and 26.S per cent females.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
AAA

Jp to 1870 Paris was the Mecca of
English medical students. After that
late the larger number began 10 go to
Berlin or Vienna: but the Russian,
southern European and South Ameri-
can students still frequent Paris.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
BOY Accidentally Shot.

storm Lake, Ia, Soy. s.. Robert, the
Youngest son of John l7oell of this city,
vas accidentally shot in the cheek by
oy Adayman while at the lattei's
ause this morning. Neither of the
Joys arc over / years old.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

OF 400 natives belonging TO the Amer
lean mission at Rahur, Bombay. India,
who were inoculate6 against plague,
only one girl caught the disease, and
She recovered.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
COLLIDE in a FOG.
Accident in Railroad Yards Costs Lih
of Trainman.

Pittsburg, Pa. Nov. 4.-one train
man was killed and for others seriously
injured today in collision between a
passenger train and freight engine in
The Allegheny yards OF the Pittsburg
ind Western railroad.
None of the passengers We're hurt.
The accident was due to a fog.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

A single American system the Penn
sylvania, carries mere freight than all
the lines combined in any other nation
Of the world.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

In September Scottish shipbuilders
launched eighteen steamships aggre-
eating $4,000 tons. Orders are scarce,
and prospects for the next few months
IRE moi GOOD.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

Some splendid specimens of tur-
qnoise stones are being found in the
mines on the upper King river, Vic
toria, Australia.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

a dispatch from Vladivostock states
that in the near future Russian
newspaper win be published in Nag
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

Owing 10 the cool weather of July,
the death rate In the larger cities was
10 to JIG per cent. less than the average
for that month.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

The sale Of intcxicants in New
Guinea has been prohibited by this
commonwealth house OF representa-
sives.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

Continued rains in Australia are
making agricultural prospects in that
country better than they have been
for years.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
New Hunaarian Cabinet.

Vienna, Nov. 3.-The new Hungarian
cabinet formed by Count Stephen 1risz,
took the oath today,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
S. M. Stanton Dead.

Inavale, N. Y. Nov. rs. NJ. Stanton,
fice president of the National Protec-
i've Legion, is dead.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

Missionaries are we'll treated in Siam
and the king, Buddhist, is giving the
site for q new Protestant church in
Ranr1sol,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
Purity,

Purity.
syracuse-Herald: There's a strange
nan at the door, SIR" announced the new
,ervant from Boston.
What does he want?" asked the mas
er of house. impatiently
Begging you pardon, SIR" replied the,
servant, shade of disapproval manifest
II his voice. ''he wants bath, but what
he Is asking for is something to eat"
There is more Catarrh in this section of the
country than all other diseases put together. and
Until the last few years was supposed to be In
bounced 1t a local disease, and prescribed local
remedies and by constantly failing to cure with
aas proven catarrh to be constliptonal DIS
ease, and therefore requires constitutional treat
nent. Halls Gatarrh Cure, manufactured BY F.
]; Cheney, CO.. Toledo. Ohio. is the only con-
;titutlonal cure on the market 1t Is taken In.
eernaIly IN doses from 10 drops to tsaspoonf1l
aces of the system. They. offer one hundred
collars for any case 1t fails to cure. Send for,
circulars and testimonials. Address.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
pol;+;os in I+aiv

Politics in italy.
Rome. Nov. S.-The new cabinet. head
ed by Siguor Gioletti, as premier, took TIL,
oath of office today.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-13
LEGAL NOTICES,


ST I.I-KES Hospital Special Meeting OF
Nclnbers-Eotice Is hereby gwen that a SPECIAL
lneetin: Of ali the members OF -. Luke
Hospital a corporation organized under the laws
oC the State OF Missouri. VIII be held II tie
hospital building. northeast corner ut Ninetcon,h
Ct. and Washington ave. IA THE city of St Louis.
Missouri Monday. the twenty seventh u-y "
July 1905. al the hour u o'clock a. IN. " sL:4
day for the PURPOSE q: cyEsJcitns. acting ami
voting upon proposition. then And Crf- 10 10
submitted TO create 4 bonded indebtedness -, ie
sum OF One Hundred ana Flit Thousand t-lsl-
eIO Dollags and 10 issue Ole hunHi"u ani HitE
1eb First Mortgage GDiu Bonds - tiy deiieia..l--
ZION OF one Thousand t$i.rp Dollars each, al.
Of said bones 10 be date: A-Eu-. j. 10 :. and 600
be- interest al tie rate 81 i've 90 r-r cent pc
annurr with the priyii"g. u redemption and
partial payrnent: the interest uu .a-I b ads o.
b. evidenced III seTnidunuEi coupons. aud iu Sc.
cure said bonded irt-It.JA-sS 10y 81 t.-i deed -
trust On all the property u t-lS ,.i. 81. p % r
owned or thereafter acquired py IT, .ii.- 20 vote
UPON any and all otter pIpp. -itiHff- '-.sH may
IL legally submitted 4 sS!n meet 10
VA IL THOMSON. I' s.IeAt
H y. DAVIS. Mo- President,
5 : HITEEIINS S.---fITE.
CHARLES CLARK.
DOCTOR V =. tlSCuEL.
&. = EREEEHEN.
j y II IStN.
HENRY I. SCOTT,
+ !. McMAST.-R.
Benz 4 majority of the directors u said coz
p-Taiiun.
isy order Of the Board Of Directors.
81. Louis. May 10. 1913
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-13
sTEiESHIPS.

TApsE.nuIMA PHILIPPINE LANDS
SSf AA. oE''Nh V \ EONoLULu = Pacihc
--ai4 ; : Co. Occidental and Oriental s. s Co.
a.4 Oriental S. s. Co. From San Francisco:
l'ile. July .; Nippon Maru. July q; Siberia,
NuE'ri $. Eos passage ana freight rates. reserN
tons orders and information apply to J. H.
l~tihror general agent. Sc Olive street. ST.
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AGENTS AND sALEsmEs.
Agents


A>>-~~>~~>~~--->~ >-~~~-~~--~->->~->~>>->~>"~-
AGENTS WANTED - Pape LEO buttcu-. -
Louis Button co.. 6-u y BIJaGwa2
rANNASSGRs WANTEu-Four lady canvass
rr~ once. &" handle tn" Rand, McNaIiy &
,-u. new state atlas of Missouri aud the NNurtt {.
elegantly illustrated. absolutely nov. a sI!rll'LI
opportunity. write at once. Rand. NrNully .
60. Chicago. ~
SNLEFNGN WANTED Six snlesmon. At once.
q. handle The EaEj MrNaiiy & e.. new STATE
atlas # Missouri, and tine world, no AIss'I!la'
can afford {" b. wI-uau, u. This unique. ui-t'-
date publ. alton contains large-sc'e county mlr
uf Missouri. eyh1fs'iv' inG"N 10 state mtT. maps
of the United State. its lus<t sSinus. Tie world
.slf IFS rfu.r.s .y.la uhy>lgl relief map ri
\. rtn America. lur.ui-- also valuable and COM
nl,Arusiyc DESCRIPTIVE" matter. showing haw
!. rudi,-a AZ" N:.~souri's resources and how
p&elom1uaI her development; elegantly iliuatrat-
I'd The proposition Is absolutely new. The first
CaTable applicants viii get the cream - it
Write now Rand. SIyNaly 4 Co. chicago. Ill
THE only authorized life Of Pope Leo MI
written. TITO "a1"G.iE cement. appreciation and
blessing II His II n-ss. hy Aigr. i!ssrIf I'd o Rel!
ia. d u. LII H.. EHH T.r rlclt wears lived in
'nc Vatican rs domestic pry.lte to the Pope Thts
lIstingu American Is;t11r was summore! 20
Rome aEd appointed by the Pope as his official
tIngrIph.r: approved ana recognized BY Cardinal
Gibbons and I'll church authorities a. the only
official biography o. the Pope oyer SO pages mag
= lreutIv illustrated. Al unparalleled opportunity
for agents. host commission elegant outfit free.
send l5e for postage 10 the John G. Winston Co.
4, DeuGbogn 81. Chicago. y.
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Statesmen


ADVERTISERS NN%TED-Sa'aTv So and ex-
uorses. s. cash required. 235 Olive ST. room g
SALESMAN NA%TED-A tea salesman with
an established ':adc. by Eastern importing
huUsc. Z IL" Republic.
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SHORTHAND

stenogrnphy. Bookkeeping. Touch Typewrltins
and English Branches. Summer rates Day
-Four months. $50: month. SO. Nights per
r.sonth. We have the lightest and coolest rooms
ever devoted school purposes in St Louis;
students are prepared in the shortest possible
time and in the most thorough manner FOR posi-
TONS that nav. Individual instruction in ali
branches JONES & HENDERSON, BUSINESS
COLLEGE, Grand ave and Windsor place (opro-
eite High SCHOOL,. Call write for illustrated
fata,agaA gelephoas Kinlpch sga
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-13

Clerks and Collectors.
BoOKKEEPEE. ETC. WANTED-Bookkeep-
or SO month; assistant, $50; shipping rerey-
ing clerks. so: entry $6O stock, s6o other Office
positions American business Bureau sis olive
CLERKS WANTED-Checiing and weighing
clerks. for grain elevator: so month"; steady
job Apply i25o Olive ST.
MANAGER WANTED-Branch office manager
for wholesale house. outside city. SCI month ana
expenses. 9l9 Olive.
YOUNG MAN WANTED-Assist I'm Office and
collect, so week; permanent. Room 2. 9l9 OLIVE.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
The Trades.

The Trades.
BAKER WANTED First-clas, tuI.er. On
bread and cake Bon Ton Baker. As3 f1hheE-
BARBER WANTED Good barb-r sl7 y Sev-
BARBER WANTED
1916 : Bruadwiy-
BARBER WANrED-Stead job; ST. guatan-
ted. .url Market st
ENEEEE WANTED-GooI steady barher. SO
guaranteed. 2'i2 Olive.
BARBER WANTED Good. steady barber; SO
week call S2J Walnut s..
BARBER WANTED Good steady union bar
i,r- 1903 Franklin, 81: guaranteed.
EAKuEm WANTED Good barher; 81 ruar'n-
Hol AEGIRL wANTEp-Giri for genr'ai
housr"oT"' II" washing ip-l MoIs@n- -
RARuER WANTED steady barrier, from noon
until o'clock. so guaranteed! 500 M aitll-
/ IAI;ElE w NTED- Win six months, 'r NE
years experience TO finish tral,- + 49, i:'ia1"'.
HAEEEE WANTED First-rIa>s narh"r: no
ota'r need aIi!y. 81 su1iautea!. 90 y. comp
BNErENpFR WANTED om~ th.,' is willing
10 wait uu dining room table az \ B'oai"''-
BELT EEPAlHEE wANr-Eu-Apply 2sn De
hIlb 81.
BLACKSMITH WANTED
BLACKSMITH WANTED First -class g ..l,,.ra
blacksmith. also one horscsh0eI; good "AS'a
charles crest. FIcfissant. No.
c,,, m, Tsn5 .iiao N or;y ,I fenced
men r.,si apriI Excei-l,r BOX Mfg TO-. 2.ei
10 ~ \. v MN 81 -------
CARPENTER MANITOBA nlsr-ciuss ,linfr'l-
;.i Ar.E. ts !luse Is..rnis Bars. I-..=s ami
SlLi''
CARPENTERS WANTED Three good lien. h
c.-p.4ttrs Frank Schmidt I'an.Gg Nil. -"
N-'i'' anu l"',,,- ------
CAErENTERs. Erc.. WANrEr,-;,rlr esrP,s.n ~,
,et$ an. a It'1'!tTs. ~ T.! i'el'i7''"'1' -
- 49, -
CARPENTERS W\%TE-p-Siy rouuujou car
rs,.r.rs N.tI.. ...-t corner Main and Mar
k,i- bring 'r,1ls Ecuslaw X Saa
irt I'm II, = I"i'. =, r,ernatfcat ,lrlftsuan
familiar win transmits non AZ mover by bet.
s0f.r Wiz -upe and rea.ln. Elye experience.
NH ~ XNF.T ~. N.TI.T-Staai,, arm ruu-
r... ~ TOT Z AshIc, It Union Electric Light
ard Power go. -
FINISHEE WANrED-Firister wao unIrr I
St3h3- 'u.o'.t an ln.'sL.Li.S: M, ,,,,,r
-, -. -, f.,1= I, ia wi Tsf. 90
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PARTNERS MATED.


LAVNE8 with Ia ge increasing. established
u.-r 40 wants energetic partner. reference +
Ut. f''"' .
PARTNER with SD" 10 attend county fairs;
business sFUs..- + r., Republic
TAITNEE WANTED SJ.y. take one-th,ri in
terc=t in ..f.hlishoG cash business now paving
So 70 s.yJ Per " .N: money secured: takers and
agents need NOT answer. cali any time. 1872 y.
Grand
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-13
BARGAINS at amy TINE,

W." do tHt "iitr rldn0s slightly damaged en-
transit tth" railroad company IlW.i.+ Iua"!suI-
ms Us fUS sI'hi. ar dc h.IE. '-ruaNHl ss.tez.
hut as asr%Le stated our location auI slight ok
pcilses enable IL I" always sell al b.if gain prices
W. hau!i- ~ makes sell. Ola sass terms.
ynu see We are right III the business. {. Uai! Viii
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ENCa,>oE AND BARTER.
SITUATIONS wtNTED-FENALE

E-EST-rIASS dentistry u exchange e.. d.--
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LOST AND EoINn.


->~~-~>--~o~~-->-
in center. surrounded 10y 5fi1aI.ef q! .'ie-'''s' .
small diamond out. Finder call al - PAX ave
and receive reward
poG~Iost. white female sp,tz dog: cupHsi-
Reward if returned TO 3,l9 Na,hliEt"" ~.
EcuND-T-he place 70 get good shoe or s.
HzF.is SHOE Co. 40i y. Sixth st. near L's-a,-
HoRsEs-Found. two young hgsses. bay and
sCrrel. 800 Deirnar ave
pE,N-L.st between SIS and 49, Pie S., one
Tsrrc-sizs Waterman fountain E-n. ~ cas- ~
iarcil Liberal reward II returned to T,- n -
imperial building. Tenth and Pias s.
PURsE-I17st. on car between psi."ar Garden
and Psndie.on av"-. silver pur-- railta.0-''f We
ding ring and SOC: s. reward 4 ret1---rI 100 -
Windsor place
PTP-T.ost-spanisl pgp. Reward L returned
to 1851 Lindell-
EING-I.ost Sunday morning. IT, Nant-vs7i'T
piars diamond ring. one stuEe. liberia. 20 '...-.
ssss Washington boulevu.d
TFI.ESrGPE-I.,St: the ;nar WI. -..- ~. s
telescope of a Ldcleds r.tr a. Ia 'i" i3. seq.
SOY aNes. SUNDAY atpE5 II a ~ H-fL-t .-t.-
same To- ga Garfield ave ara save ID. -...t
trouble.
NATCFI-I,ost gold wa;cH ~ VICINITY ~ tEe
ndoon: WzlihG-f. NJ i--++. suitable rrF't'-
ui-7n return iS2@ p.i.n So
vATCK-Lost, su.aG COLL oa.e. VITA ga.u9-
gram II. L rG haCsa FlCf.- p.--st .--'..l 2"
ErieTt's Fta-rsll.. t-.2s.1 and S-"-i -S.5 ;--
crive reward
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pLfVr. St .ysg-secoud-stoTy from; room four
-,l-L aiudOws screens. hot and cold bath
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TO hire by The month. storm buggy. with gen.
l- horse. must to. reasonable. can al r-git -
lay building. Third and p.ae. before i. M
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OLIVE St 3sIs-SiceIy furnished front room,
asI adjoining: private family or gentlemen
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OLIVE St Isl9-Nic.ly furnished room, SUR
auIe far two. at 81 week each.
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OLIVE. st. 2sls-CooI. airy rooms: restauran.
next door. sc per week Up csu.
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OLIVE. -,.f -l.,s,u-nt. to clean. reliabe fam
IL. p L. 49,. l-L rent.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MUSICAL.
>>>~--->>~-~~-.~---.
\. T W fp'S Music House. l. y Rroldvay-
Largest anu latest stock u band music lead -.
write Tor sample book ana discounts
ABSOLUTELY lowest prices on all musical IN
struinents and sheet music !iunls;h Music CO..
5. Broadway. adjoining WestIishe Post.
CoRNErS. S6: trombone 8: clariusIs Sc.
altU9. g.; harEtune. 81. tuba ST.. Bh Conn cor
net. 81. J. fiacht x Son. rs :. Br adway
G.,fLER; Briggs K Hale I-9-,,;aye from $i50
20 500. and square pianos Sc $50. pianos
FOR rent q; Gr"t"guth. Los y. Twelfth st.
HEAR the Soul u Nrakau,r sing. To- haa=
II Is To BUY IL sold only by rau' g bunker
Piano Co.. Fourteenth and Moth Mlric:
SO buys fine piano: fun sz,: cost SF,. stool
and cover. 1:l4 y. Sixteenth -.
ss5 buys fine upright piano. with stool s.art
Schubert x MoNter. @Ga2 Franklin ave.
s+0-Gocd f:stcy organ: cost new SlrI: t.TuiF 10
suit any pDrkr;buok. 'nnr good Key
ers. Seventeenth and Locust
sa5-This, purchases fine littie upright: worth
4 graf dead more Why b. with Ut 4 piano:
Eeyer~. Seventeenth and L,,Irt.
s. In perfect condition: fine square piano. ~
guarantee tiis plano lIll" new. yuu st the terms.
Eeyers. Seventeenth and Locust.
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OLIVE isE9-I-arge furnished f. NJ or hall
room. also DtI=r rooms. SIsg and upwards
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OI.Iyt: = ia.I-- Nice eII-furnisned room. p-i-
= ate f.falIy. al convent iIy"s-
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nISIAESS EnR SALE.


GROCERY store and saloon Inquire at Cast
~, ~ -. Co aII y ssixfI
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

MORGAN 81, S5Gs-IarGe. cool pleasant room.
in Quiet home large lawn and porch. Phone.
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III sISEss WANTED.

BUSINESS WANTED.
s-y- Law and collection Company gives
r.,G. ana careful attention 70 damage cases,
'if. .r.-.- sa.I--tI.Ls and other !'s4l m2tteFs-
1-f-r-, H,-r Pix Co 81. Y. 18th St-Fine com
rns--taI JOB work: popular prices: send for SIN
FIR~r-t-I.As- Job OF reiaintirs o. repairing
h.!E-.ss WAGONS and carriages at reasonable
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NICHOLSON Place. 4-Fine!y furnished room
southern exposure
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ADAMS tl.7 stsIna man. Eli y. sixth st : rub
her STAMPS seals. stencils. exc. good. She--H.
quick Vrite for new lit
RUBBER stamps. rubber tyr-. -Ei-us. markers.
brass and aluminium checks at lowest price,
kasper Stamp and sea- C.nL-auy. sl5 Locust ST
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BAKER WANTED irst-clas5 htl.ei, on
bread and cake Bon Ton Baker. As5 fhnheN-
BARBER WANTED Good barber sl7 y. sev-
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I'VE 81. el-5-Fusnisi,ed rooms: reasonable: