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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-16
IN NrtsoNl NILES.


lieutenant General l. IS. 4. Re
trHd.
50 long as heroIe deeds and great
sacrifice mdamiablc courage. ferti-
tude aud tenaritE are houeHrd and
revere1. recorded in story and SONG
and written upan che enduring
paEgs of Immortal fame so Ions Viii
the sceues that have been ruart-
I'd at PORT Arthur br mentioned as
one ~ che events n military hiss
tory.
1t VIII take ils place among The
annals 81 waE either mythical ur
historical which sive am account
81 The prolonged snd bitter ateEes of
Troy. Babylon. Carthage. Jerusalem,
Constantinople. SeVastupol tleyua,
Ntekshufg. Rlehmond. Meta Paris,
and in some respects Tar SURPRISES
in tenaeity ~ endurance that of any
that has preceded &c. fer never has
n garrison been under such proc
ionged fire Il the mesf destructive
engines 90 Var fram land batteries
and huttieshlps
II has been attacked bv q mest
powerful ARMY. skilimily handled
The altaeking force has manifested
ali she coufage that Christians or
pakans POSSESS Their discipline
and loyalty te the oldest dynasty 90
the world has OuiY been equalcd by
their bltnd fanntietsm.
ON the other hand. che fartitude
% the Russian garrison win ever b.
one % the giaFiea % that Haee and
nation.
March depends upon the SKIN and
character cf the commando. Stees-
sci appears 10 De The man most
suited 60 tha hour. Hs has written
his name hieh up ou the scroll q
fame He has inspired his command
with his own andannted spiFit.
How much longer it san endure %
Is Impossible Ca antisiqate. sum
fnoned many tiwes tn surrender an
equal number n times Il has defiei
the elements 81 death.
There must. however. be an end 20
SIS endurance. n that garrison shall
be massacred az the close 90 that
long and desperate struggle. as there
Is a chance that IL may. it will b. "a
blot uron TIE yeeafi 81 their eun-
querors How long IL VIII take Bas-
sia 70 rstake Port Arthur il stu
more serious problem.
The general resuits ~ the cam-
paiem thus far have given Ghe ad-
vantage - The position 90 the Jap
aneae They have Eaimed certain
amount ef territory At fearful
cost but WIN have gained no great
stfategetic advantage until they
succeed Ia taking Port Arthur
Marshal uyama Impressed ua "a q
man very much after THE Won
Mnltke type. lie has conducted a
fnost sklllfui offensive campaign. vet
up % the present time there ia no
Metz OF sedan Ia che record 10 his
achievements.
Kuropatklu has skHifuIfy With
aravn his army from one position
90 another until be is now able 60
hold the japanese armies sc bay in
the SHOWS ~ Sibefin.
SIN the japanese have the adj
vantage 81 being able "a rapidly re-
enforce their depicted ranks. They
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In the meantime the dehF public
aafaanta had had murh 10 say cole
iaatIteiy aHd separately concerning
their constituency ard IL finally
made Tom fiumea weary. - tirrd iu
fact that D. ,aull not stand IL
uaiuufa IouEsr
81. IN ibe mitst q some old be-
whiakared lrFiaiatufn hnraurue
sbaut the dear people eha bad elect
81 him O. the high office bee held
Tom iiumea areac O. "a point o.
order
sAfr Speaker. and gentlemen Of
the house said 30. casting con-
tamrtuouH IuJk - searn about him
at bis frlion legislators 4 am Tired
- this pmtfir shout your cuuHiit=
usury
fau have no constituency
WIZ. ~ Speaker. you So a law
ser hh4w Nat whenever large
uufnhrH ~ Illegal votes are cast Ia
an eleIiion ans q g. lmpassibIs 90
determine how and for whom those
HffEal votes arc east. IL uuiiinea the
whole election
srhsfsf8He. NJ Speaker caatin-
unt the inanmitabie Tom Humea
Ffth 8 anflanua smile On bic face.
q aay there b. no LEGAL impeachment
no LEGAL lmpodimeuf ! repeat Mr.
e fzaakef. ta me. the oU.T man ia
thla bnfy faf uhum There Raa not q
single woman voted the ouig ir-
sailB elected member 70 fhla leRia-
infure from mounting that roafrum
cnaoiing whatever legislation l. the
LEGISLATURE - the territory 81 Wash
luEton mHT deem Just aud good
fur this great commonwealth and
a8fpufHlnE and EoluE home"
A. Judge fiumea waa wont - tell
ths ataD la after life. bis point of
nf der created vsfithbir panic. the
speaker aud every other member
went Wild There were cries %
Put atm out" Put him QUITE
Down with him" mingled with the
cries ~ the speaker heard above the
King oai ~ order and ordering the
sergeant al arms 90 make him take
hlH seat. And when the hubbub was
sabaidinr. Tom Huuos wrcstrd
himself from the hands Of the SER
Eaant az arms and with a big laugh
GA hia face told the speaker he did
net Say he naH going 90 do n. be-
cause he was not physically able.
hut he said there was no legal i'm
pedimeut 90 hts doing IL. and he. the
speaker and every other lawyer
within the hearing of bis voice knew
be was right
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would probably De month or two
before h. would be- baeR again
That fellow got entirely we'll. and
now hs ls living right He's In
business here tn town. running hia
own little ara#eIy HaEna aud doing
fine. ! tell yaH % $40 bad the right
Hiud of place o. take those ffl-
lows when they begin 10 get Iu the
clutches Of the habit. we could cure
hrm and make men pf them
The first thing the drugs do a.
them ls - weaken their willis. and
they have got 20 have somebody
else.H viii fo depend on I'm "a be
lever lu All sorts Of reform. but
one Of the best reform movements
I know Of would be Iu the direction
~ help for tho lotua eaters Seal.
fle Is getting an appalling number
- them and something should be
done about h. They get started In
different HayH. many II them from
taking drugs 20 relieve pain when
they are sick. and great many are
mere boys
once the fascination ~ the
POPPY Juice or any other dream
drug gets hold Of them they are
gone and they are quickly on the
Ioad 20 ruin. physically. mentally
aud morally. unless somebody shuts
hem up and letH them rave Il ogt
IT their system Somebody ought
10 get buaF and start an asylum for
the poor chaps could tell you
Hhere 10 round up a bakers dozen
u poor lads hardly out Of their
tenn that need looE.ne after rLKht
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Rebh.d thn Gral.

a startling incident 90 narrated ny
John oliver of Philadelphia. az fol-
lows. 4 was in an awful coudi-
ton. sly skin WaH almost yellow.
eyes Huuken. tongue coated. rata
ean tluuaiig lu back and slider. no ap-
rafIte. growing weaker day - day.
Three physicians had given me Up.
Then was advised % use Electric
Hiftefa. To ny great loK tla first
bottle made a decided improvement.
I continued their use Tor three
weeks. and nm now q well man.
know they robbed the grave of an
other victim" so enc should ian
10 Try thea. only co cents. guar
antcea. o. c. o. GUY. Inc, drug
store, Second avenue and Ysslqr. 80
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A Thouahtful Man.

n. NJ Austin ~ Winchester. md.
knew what 70 do in the hour 81 need.
His wife had such au unusual case
az stomach and liver trouble. phYaI-
clans could not help her. lie thought
~ and tried Dr Kings New Life
Puls and she got relief at once and
was finally cured. only Doe. at a..
o. Guy Inc drug store. Second ave-
euue and Tcalcr way
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have a short llur of communication.
fhrm physical strength ia over
S0oNao0 mon capable ut bearing
arms
They certainly ought Ca have
coo GOO men boz she field M the pres
emit time and - June next can have
~ least a million of men. lud then
not have az large a forge In pre-
portion 90 thelr population az We
put into the field during our rivil
aur
On the other hand. There IL no
reason why RUSSIA should not put a
force of eauBl ef superior strength
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FHEDERICKsHAVEN. Denmark.
Nov d a vessel. supposed 20 be
the German steamer Tkalk Hill.
taundered near skaw light yeater-
day All on board are supposed 10
De lost
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n. any evening. your copy ~ The
Ftar has not arrived at % o clock
telephone Sunset. Main 1850. or In.
dependent il2A any time between
9 90 and oo==and a copy viii be sent
Fou ct anrr. bY npeUiai meh8rnEsr.
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With the result that Albert walters
Wa chosen temporary chief
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NAME THEIR
CHIEF v

TEMPORARY SUCCESSOR TO
OLD CHIEF JOSEPH rs
80
CHOSEN
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AMERICAN GENERAL WRITES ms IMPRESSIONS TIE
GREAT SIEGE AND SAYS THAT IT SURPRISES FAMOUS
seeEs or HISTORY
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Thinks It Probable That Russia and Japan Will Each Have Million
Men the Field by the spdnanssass VIII a' as Destructive as
Bullets This wjetsr-Peaee Not Probable Very
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FURS

odd a. discount on seaiakiu Gar.
uenta All work guaranteed. ~ and
quality. Call and see u.s.
C.. C. Berg
I426 FIRST AVENUE.
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kuropatkln h8s skIilfuIlY VIM
aravn his army from one position
90 another until he ia now able 60
hold the japanese armies at bay in
The SHOWS ~ siberia.
SIN the japanese have thr adj
vantage 81 being able to rapidly re-
enforce their derieted ranks. They
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All work guaranteed for 10 years.
Hours 30 TO 6. sunday. 3 30 20 2.
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SECOND HAND SpRINKLlNG
wagons, complete, in FIRST class condition
Price right, q sold quick Address, Oblad
x Knight city.
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BIG ORDER FOR WATERS.
Salt Lake Physician Invents Desirable
Article for Sewing Up Wounds.

DR.. Waters Is busy preparing 5000
tubes OF sterilsed cat gut for use in
the government hospitals in the Philip
pine islands. The process Is secret
one OF Or. Waters own invention and
the fact that he is called on for large
orders shows that he has discovered n
process that Is OF the greatest moment
to the medical world, Catgut for the
purpose of stitching up wounds comes
from European sheep, as the sheep In
this country are too Fat ana the tcstinal
tissue I'm consequence does not possess
that tensile strength that characterizes
the article from the leaner European
sheep. But the trouble with European
sheep Is that their intestines are infect
ed with the Anthrax germ which can
not be destroyed except by boiling, and
ordinary boiling gelatipl2es the article
so as to render II Nalueless. Dr., Wat
ters' process boils and destroys all the
disease germs without gelatni2atlon,
and leaves Il In It's full strength and
value.
When wounds are seWcd up with this
article the latter Is slowly absorbed I'm
the human tissue, as Il is animal mat
ter and disappears. For this reason Il
is far more desirable than silk or
linen thread, as the thread Is not abb
sOrbed hut remains as a source OF lr-
ritation later aud small nlaments Of
the threads actually wander around I'm
the system sometimes being pic ked out
at distant parts OF the body So when
threads are used, they must be picked
out as the wound heals up.
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Sensational Charge Made Against
Stolzeuberger, the Loan Agent
By Mrs. Brink.
FORMER MAKES STRONG DENIAL
Says Story That lie Ruined Her or
Promised to Marry IIeris False
Calls IL Blackmail.

A breach OF promise suit has been
filed In the district court BY Amelia
Brink against Edward r. stolzenberger
a loan broker whose Office is In the Nor
Ian block The plaintiff alleges that
on June /, 1903, defendant asked her to
marry him, and that she agreed 40 to
do. Defendant refused to marry her
within reasonable time, and, on Nov.
20, 1903 she requested that he fulan his
promise Of marriage but he refused to
do so,
Under promise Of marriage. It Is al
legged that defendant took undue nd
vantage Of plaintiff and has caused her
great mental anguish and has impaired
her health and destroyed her chastity.
for all OF which she asks Judgment
against him in the sum Of $1,000. to-
gether with costs OF suit
sToLzENBERGERs STATEMENT.
Mr.. Stolzonbcrger. the defendant in
the case, said today when seen In rela-
tlon 10 the matter that when the facts
~ hH"NH u Would not be dilli-
CUT TO understand the womaus motive.
AulpilylnB ms statement Mr. Stolen
berger said,
'On oct. 80 1903, Mrs. Brink gave
me a promlssory note for sl92.5O for
money received under chattel mort
gage on household effects al 372n
south Main street on March IA she
paid on that loan sl17.50. Since that
time however, she has defaulted both
IN her Interest and principal. and ON
June is filed a complaint to foreclose
tne mortgage. That suit is now pend
Ing in the city court of this civ sba
was served with summons on limo %
and she takes this method of avoiding
me payment Of this note and mortgage
IT Is perhaps needless for me 10 sav
mat the allegations are absolutely
raise, and that 1t is clear case of
blackmail"
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATH HER REPORT.

Record at the local weather bureau
FOR the "A hours ending at a, m to-
day.
Barometer reading at a, No. 25.s2S
inches. Temperature mt a. mY 81 de-
Rrees maximum, G.; minimum, IS,
mean, j5, which Is 10 deg. below nor
msl.
Total deficiency Of the daily mean
temperature since the first Of the
month. i6 degrees
Deficiency Of daily mean temperature
since Jan. !, 10 deg.
Precipitation since the first Of the
month, ~ inch, which is Al inch be-
low the normal
Excess in precipitation since Jan, 1,
1888 Inches
FORECASTS TILL p. NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city
and vicinity.
Fair tonight and Sunday, rising tenn
perature.
Utah forecast taken at Denver
Colo.).
Fair tonight and Sunday; rising tenn
perature.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometer is highest over tho
northern plateau, northern Rocky
Mountain slope and gulf states; and
lowest over the southern plateau, south
ern Rocky Mountain clope and upper
Mississippi valley.
Precipitation occurred over portions
Of Colorado Kansas, Nebraska South
Dakota Montana Minnesota and Mis-
souri,. with heavy rainfall at Kansas
city. Mo, 20S inches. Thunderstorms
weer general It was raining this
morning ut Dodge Kansas
The temperature fell over nearly all
sections. with freezing temperature at
Lander, Wyo
II. j. HIATT,
Local Forecaster.
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AUCTION.

ON TUESDAY, JUNE Is, AT 1890
a m, No, 82i South sixth East ST.. hne
lot household goods parlor rockers fne
c9uCh, OAK book enses, glass door, marble
nne lot carpets, oak han tree. cost Si5
brass trimmed beds, chiftonier. hair
mattresses lot of fine oak dressers,
child's crib, lace curtains, toilet sets hall
ana stair carpet, fine refrigerator, china
and glass ware, fine steel range lot
granite ware go-cart tubs. wrlnger.
etc, zee cream freezer, over 20 laying
mems and chicken coop and fencing, gar
den hose, tools and lawn mower
Is. A. ANDREWS, Auctoneer
TERMS, 500 ON so. $40 or 500 NO
interest, on furniture, carpets, ranges.
curtains, baby carriages and go-carts' I.
x. J.. Furniture q Carpet instalment
House. Complete housefurnIshers
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THE CROSSING"

just ready the new novel by Winston
Churchill. author OF "Richard Carvel."
The Crisis" etc, etc A thoroughly
American novel Illustrated Cloth,
81 80
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
G Main 81.
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APARTMENT HOUSES.

LEAVE ORDERS FOR II. LEYLAsShSop
Moving Van, at the Model barnet t,ssrsus
Nows Building. instead OF a,,,,o
Coalters Music Store, as here'oioi"
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE. A WELL
stocked grocery, doing a FIRST class bust
ness in city; good location, proprietor IN.
health Apply 70 r. North Temple
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

NOTICE % CITY POuNDKEEpER's
Sale, Notice IL hereby given to the
owner Of tho animal hereinafter des-
cribed. and 20 whomsoever Il may con-
corn That there are impounded at the
present time. In the city pound the fol-
lowing described animal :One fleece bit
gray mare, about years old, no brand
weight about 900 pounds III said animal
Is not claimed and all amounts due there
on paid and said animal taken away
within ten 00 days from the date of the
first publication Of this notice. they will
lie sale, at city Estray Pound, in this
city. az the hour Of p, M to the high
est bidder. Date Of first publication June
2lth. q. II. MOrris. pnnnhknnnnr
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NEW 7-ROOM MODERN PRESSED
brick, $500. Faces Liberty Park on car
line, bath, electric light, stable,
6-rOom modern pressed brick 1920.
location.
PRITCHARD & POE, i6S Main st. Tel. 1876
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FUTILE BROS. & WooLLEY.
40 Main ST.

fl6O0-Buys 0Xl20 feet, within one and a
quarter blocks of the Temple"
the ground lays we'll faces east, and
Is the best buy ever offered. We
stake our judgment on this one Its
49,. big piece of ground,
SI0VO-tor q really good broom house
with halls, up and down stairs
buttry, In splendid condition, and
two large lots with II, This home
> ) 10, cars, cement walks, etc. "a
builder Just Informed US he want
cd NND TO duplicate the house
alone. II Is owned In Iowa.
SlSOO--l'ine S.room brick, as good as now
ana IN splendid condition, rock
foundation. with concrete base. IL
thoroughly well built. good neigh
borhood, alley alongside the
grounds makes Is II, extra. II is
SEu has sidewalk, and win make
someone a fine home for less than
he house cost TO build. IL Is owned
by Kansas man.
And you really ought 10 call on u.s. We've
got simply hundreds OF places for
sale, aud so many non-resldents
who own property here that must be
s9ld they are the people that sell
cheap They need the money and
don want the property on here.
We feel confident IN asking you TO
rail- that we can help you get prop
orly That you can sell again any
time for at least what YOU pay for
H. enjoying your own home while
You own It, thereby for nothing,
We hope you will call and call soon
Costs you nothing
FUTILE BROS a WOOLLEY,
li9 Main st.
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DOES YOUR PIANO or organ need
TUNING or repairing? See BEES
LEf,S about e. Their Mr. Gustav
Dlnklage H. an expert at such work
Call or phone us-elther line
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Half Hose

AZ less than Half price. Broken and
Odd lines valued at 81, IS cents and 80
a dollar
BROWN TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main 81.
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ONLY sI.OO.
Ogden and Return.

Sunday June 26th via oregon Short
Line auspices Kolltz and Eagles Leave
SAT- Lake 1000 a. m, returning leave
ogden 1915 p. m.
city Ticket Office POI Main ST.
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We pay per cent interest per annum
on 81 TO $4,000. Zion's Savings Bank
g. Trust Co. Joseph Il. Smith Presi-
dent George NJ. Cannon, Cashier.
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Those faultess sTRICK & ZEIDLER
UPRIGHT PIANOS are stlll the ad-
mlration OF all beholders See and hear
the PARLoR GRAND, also-a BEES
LEY'S.
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EnliYen the Homn

with little new MUSIC AT BEES
LEY $ you may have It sung or played.
For anything In the music line be sure
and see MS.
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$500 TELEPHONES

For Residences.
Unlimited service.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BELL TELE-
PHONE co.
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HARRINGTON & COURTNEY.
. acres especially adapated for
chicken, trout and fruit farm,
Groom frame house, stable, ~
acres In strawberries, small or
chard, water right for 10 acres,
on lith East ST., $1,000.
New 3-rOom pressed brick
house, lot 50Xll0 Il. to alley, city
water, wired for electric lights,
all fenced, on east side, car line,
south front, 1900.
We have nice farm Of 50
acres, wen improved, buildings
an kinds, we'll fenced good wa
ter right, acres In orchard 10
miles from center Of city, that
We want to exchange for city
property, sickness Is the only
reason for selling, this Is a
grand chance for some one.
HARRINGTON q COURTNEY,
10 W, Second South,
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FOR GALE REAL ESTATE.
ONLY TWO DAYS
REMAIN TO WIN
$50 IN GOLD.

Boys and Girls Must Have Their Lists
IN June q, at y. m, to Participate
In Prizes offered by "Reavls system
Word Contest.
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Genuine ROYAL BREAD pure and
bears our label with the crown At all
GrocerB and first class Restaurants.
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I.M.HIGLEY,HoNEs PLUMBER

NFHHUIF TTNCTNu WITTnN.
JOY V. First South. Phone 75a
real. ESTATE MEN wanting deeds.
contracts, agreements or other legal
blanks, win ind the latest forms at
the Deseret News Book store.
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A New Scarf

would enhance the beauty OF your pl.
ano!. The BEEsLEY MUSIC co. have
some lovely ones. both In silk and vel
vet. Prices low.
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a1.00 TELEPHONES.

For Reslder ces.
20 outgoing calls per month. M
charge for incoming calls 2hc for CT.
cess calls
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Autobiography Of Capt. James 8.
Brown. go pages bound In cloth. Price.
S200, for sale az Deseret News Book
Store, Salt Lake City. Utah
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John Fhrrirgt0n's Stable for stylish
nght livery, carriages, boarding. Phone 273
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Through TO South Bend,
North Michigan. Virginia,
Cleveland, Washington,
and New York,
Vandalia Pennsylvania Lines.

Nandalla- Pennsylvania trains leave st..
Louis daily with through cars to
Grand Rapids and North Michigan re.
sorts; TO South Bend; to Roanoke and
Nortolk, va, via Columbus and Chl.
licothe; to Cleveland Via Columbus and
Akron to Pittsburg, Harrisburg, PhHa.
dolphia and New York; and to Balu-
moro and Washington. Sleeping car
and Dining Car service. Ask Goo. r.
liull District Agent. Denver Colo. or
] NJ Chesbrough, Assistant General
Passenger Agent, 81. Louis, Mo.
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Statesmen WANTED.

SALESMAN SCHOOL FURNITURE
and supplies; country work, antitrust.
500 salary and commissions r. O. Evans
Company, Chicago, Ill.,
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AGENTS WANTED.

OUR MEN MAKE $500 TO 5000 PER
day lifting glasses; our 2l-page FREE
EN p BOOK tells all about IT, Write Jack
Sonian Optical College College Place,
jackson MlChlpap
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HELP WANTED.
MALE HELP WANTED.

OFFICE HELP AND SALES PEOPLE
secure good positions by registering here.
D9imesuC and hotel help also gain by
Block
M0IER's BARBER COLLEGES OF
DALLAS; Texas, Denver Colo. Salt Lake
City' Utah, or Los Angeles California
VIII pay railroad fare FOR a limited num-
Der. Of students as the demand for our
BARRIERS, Is greater than the supply, we
teach the trade In weeks. and guaran-
particulars.