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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02
EEEnING TIE RACv.

We have 10, q doubt of il; indeed, we
believe this IS one OF the greatest mis-
takes made in he carly treatment o.
children Whenever the babe erie the
mother imag.nes it is hungry tthat be-
ing the cases, thing 10 imagine. ana
she at once lets q nurse, or proceeds 10
feed IL lE an artificial way. That the
babe accepts the offered feeding aad
ceases 10 cry is taken as satisfactory
proof that both diagnosis and treat
mcnt were correct. But no such thing
is proven The offcr W the nourisb-
mcnt aud the receiving OF Il changes
the thoughts OF the child. may even
cause 10 90 forge; or cease 10 be con
sC.ous ot pain or other annoyance
which caused il % cry. and ~ the end
OF the feeding the infant mind fails TO
revert Co .hC original disturbance. Ma
;ure has very happily provided reN-
cdy against the errors OF the mother IU
permitting o,cr-ulrsing IN giving tie
babe the ability 30 "belch up' tIe ex-
ccS> cf m,.k that may be taScE into i;S
STOMACH tJt n0t so With other food.
and in 900 carly and excessive ftCdiuc
there is no Gpubi Foundation lad fog
much future trouble. An excessive
craving 10Y food may hc created digcs-
tiou may be impaired even before it
has become fully established. other Vi
tai functions may bc disturbed aud
weskcned the ability 10 resist disease
may be overcome. and arothcr little
grave as,s he failure 20 exercise req.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02
CHAPTER Xlv.



Wan Hoeck inclined his head.
II should be glad If You will redeem
your o u at an early date" the bar
onet added, sternly.
Van Hoeck put his hand in his pock.
et, drew out purse and extended IT,
q took il, seeing the baronets repug-
nance, and placed it on the table.
accompanied Van Uoeck to South
Gmpton. Neither Of us spoke on the
way. Indeed, had not heard word
pass his lips since we parted in the
early morning.
/ took q room for him at hotel,
md when the servant who Jed us 20 il
was gone, ] said:
Il am going TO leave you, Van
Uoeck."
A gesture OF Indifference was his
only reply.
Have you nothing 10 say-no ex-
planation 10 OfferY ] asked.
What do you mean? Speak plain
ly," he ssnd.
II saw you discussing with Brace
what should be done with the case that
held the diamond before be Bccretcd
at"
"If you know that we were discus
sing that, you know al. 1t ~ useless
10 make an explanation that you would
not believe have nothing to say"
He grQped his way 10 Il chair and
threw himself into il.
/ put packet OF notes on the table,
and told him that Il he had need Of fur
ther help he might write 70 me, ad-
dressing his letter 10 the care Of Sir
Edmund. Then ] left him.
had a vague idea Of purchasing a
partnership in some business where J
could find active employment, and
with this view ] took lodgings ia Lon
don and began 10 look about me. ]
had been engaged in this pursuit about
"a week when / received 4 letter from
Sir Edmund
II inclose," he wrote cutting from
one Of the weekly papers. Vine grow
ing, as il is here described, seems TO be
the very thing that should suit a man
of your disposition and, taste, IL would
suit me, il were thirty ycars younger
dhan i am. AS ii is, nothing would
better please me than 80 see you a
prosperous fruit farmer.
''That Edith might have something
10 look forward TO, ] have proposed
that our next summer holiday trip
should he to San Diego, She thinks
we would find California hotels insup-
portable. Perhaps you viii be able 10
offer something more acceptable than
hotel accommodation. In any case, my
dear fellow, you can give ne no more
acceptable testimony Of your affection
than in availing yourself freely and
fully of my pecuniary assistance
The cutting referred to vine growing
and fruit culture in Southern Cali
fornia; but before ] read n single line
in il had made up my mind TO be at
San Diego TO receive Edith and her
father III the summer.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02
r,cc,ricn, ruuirmcnt O: pa,tle.hIp.

According TO London Engineering.
the electrical equipment OF the Chilean
battlCship LihCrtad rs arranged OF an
elaborate scale. The vessel is lighted
with 1000 incaudcScent lamps, gerer.
ally sixteen candle power but with
fifty caudlc-rowCr lamps Ia clusters on
the yard.arms, and fifty candle-powei
lamps for the coal buukers. The vessel
has Eve generators. each with an out
put OF 500 ampcrCS at 1000 volts. Trey
may be operated Siugly or in parallel.
Specially insulated cables are used
throughout. terminating IN gun metal
section boxes. which feed the water.
tight distributing or cut-ou; boxes from
which the lamps are controlled. IL al.
ditiou 20 the five generators there is a
rotary converter. The plant is SO ar
ranged that IL can Toe controlled 10y one
man. There are five powerful search.
lights. arranged 10 bc Withdrawn into
cover during action OF la heavy wealth
er. There are seventy motors. used
generally for NcntilatiuS. but electric
ammunition hoistS have been arranged
for tie seven and one half inch guns,
and wherever suitable electric power
has been applied TO roduce manual Ia
tor
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02

sonable judgment. The object o. eat
ing should be Kept a. m.nC-to Dourish
The body and furnish material 70 sup
Div natural wastes and 20. proper
growth and development. Reason
must teach the quantity necessary
from time 10 time 70 supply .hese. The
babe. of course. must be led frequent
Is. but not too frequently. and j.: can
not possibly need much az : time The
babe needs very little medicine. the
less the better. Our graldn.otAers'
remedy of catnip tea TO- almost a.. Tie
infant lis u one not 20 be despised
even at this enlightened Gay.-Up--o'
Date Farming.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02
CHAPTER Nv

Fortune favored me; before ! had
been twenty four hours in san Diego
learned that one Of the best fruit
farms in the state was TO be sold. 1t
lay in Elysium Valley, about twelve
miles back OF San Diego, aud was The
property OF Colonel Kinks. On hear
ing this, | hired a horse at once and
rode to the estate. The road ran be
tween irrigated plantations Of lemons,
citrons, oranges and other fruits that
perfumed the air; the higher slopes
were covered with vines. In the dis
tance before me We're the snow capped
peaks of the Sierra Nevada, and turn
ing in my saddle as | aScendCl the
gentle rise Oh which the house stood,
my eyes were dazzled by the beauty
Of San Diego Bay.
The house was large and wei built
In the Italian stylc-a style not uG-
suited TO that uncloudod sky, and the
surrounding scenery. The view from
the belvedere was mdesCribably beau
tiful, and indeed justified the high
sounding name given 70 the valley il
overlooked.
There were flowers everywhere about
and round the house: they feStooned
the terrace fronting the facade; they
hung from tie windows; they edged
the paths, they even twiued from
bough TO bCugh Of the great cedar that
lent shade TO the lawn.
This is 4 house worthy Of Edith" !
thought. "Oh. that il may be mine
10 offer herr
IL would be time wasted 90 enter into
my business transactions with Colonel
Kinks. Suffice il 10 say that my ardent
wish was realized. aud that in less than
month from my arriving in San Die
20 / entered into possession of the
beautiful property. Doubtless il was
hazardous undertaking for one who
knew nothing whatever of the busi.
ness; but what hazard is too great for
a man whose object is 70 win the wo.
man he lovesI That the money in.
vested was not my own did not les
sen the risk l ran. but increased IL
for. unless i could show reasonable
probability OF repaying Sir Edmund's
loan could not demand Ediths hand
However. / had every reason 10 he
lievc that Colonel Kinks was gentle
man. and an honest and conscientious
man OF business, added 20 this, hat
confidence in my own perseverance
energy and strength. aud that buoy
ant feeling of hope with which nearly
every one who breathes the healihful
air OF this delightful continent seems
TO be inspired.
Early In November received q LET.
ter from Sir Edmund. Among othe
things. he wrote:
The robbery is still n mystery, {,
INC Il Is greater mystery than ever
Van Hocck has taken lodgings in th,
village. / have met him twice i'm th,
woods. a wild, dcplorable object. and
indeed pitiable. IL one may doubt hl,
completely in the robbery. Once h'
was upon L,s hands and knees, grop
iEz among the ferns. rs II he cxpecte,
20 Ind there the lost diamond; but h'
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02

What viii not nice woman do when
!t comes TO earning money for cause
that is near 20 her heart: out III She
boygan. Wis. the townswomcn have
been performing some queer stunts
in order 10 buy books for Their new
library building. Mrs. y. j. Deland,
the wife OF a bank president, baked
bread and sold IT, one ot the wealth
lest women in ;hc place took work
from stores 70 do work at home. Inc
daughter OF a rich chair manufactures
shampooed the heads of her friends.
The wife OF a great coal company su-
perintendcnt hung out shingle. Au-
tomohile Lamps Cleaned and made
considerable money. The daughter or
= judge baked beans aud sold them.
The wife of leading lawyer tended
her neighbors babies. One woman
pressed her husbands trousers. An
other carried home 100 pairs OF Whlte
gloves and cleaned them. Still another
pushcd q lawn move"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02
THOSE BOsTON GIRLs.

Aunt Hannah-"Have you told any
one Of your engagement 10 MI. Sweet.
serY
EGith-"No. 7 haven't told a soul
except Bessie Miller. who thought lie
was going 10 ask her."-Boston Trans
cript.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02
PARADONICAI.

Miss Nassurgurl-"Just TO think Of
our being engaged, and you saw me
Tor the first time at commencement.
Yaicvard-"Yes. strange. isn't it, that
your commencement should have been
my finish :"-Woman's Home Com
Uaniou.
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DIDN'T AFFECT HIM.

No" sad Rimei, 4 haven't any use
FOR people who never read poetry
Il don't see why yOu should fcel that
way" replied CriucE.
why. the feeling j. natural enough,
ISN'T it,"
NO Why should rou care 50 long IS
they read Your stuG.'- Philadelphia
Press.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02
METHOD " IT.

Miss Gabbic-"Its strange that a
girl who used 20 wear her hair so
neatly is so careless about it now. She
has 10 keep brushing tic stray iocRs
back With her hand"
Miss ChelmS--"TEaIs not strange.
She's GOT an engagement ring Phil
adClph.a Press
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02

hdtttf WIN b'I, Wit'h ~ WY Iile
her message.
"She says she wants TO be good;
thems her words. never knew her
say such thing, an cant hardly ex-
pee you 10 believe u, known what she
was, but IL you could only see her ~
she Is you'd believe IL. shes that AZ
terted; no tantrums, 10 opposlshun, 10
obstiracy-no IOthin.
"Seein this, you may be moved, sir,
bein kinder pitiful by natur, 10 rite her
a few words, just 20 say you've got
her message, and hope shell stick 20
her promise. With little bit of en-
Ike that, ] don't think
she'd go away without telling us what
shes done with the Great Helper
Yours respectfully,
"JOS. BRACE
] started for Sacramento without q
delay. ..g;r-:zi,>--
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sWEEPING CLAIMS

why don't you try 90 make yourself
one Of the Intellectual celebrities OF
Your timer
What's ID, uec." answered the
bright bu; indol,nt yoUug man. Tho
Grm whose patcn, food have been
eating would come :orward and claim
all the credit." Washington Star.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02
sTROKING MA GENTLY.

Dear said Mr. knot-Longwed,
what would you do if ! should dic?"
u shudder TO think Of it, Henry"
said his wife Il should be perfectly
mconsolGble, unless some good, kind,
affectlonate man just like you should
come along" Chicago Tribune.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02
co EIISSFTL.

"TEcy say remarked the observant
man that the darkest hour is just
before the dawn. and
Geo, whizz.' exclaimed LaZiman
that's my brightest and happiest
nour. I'm invariably asleep them
Philadelphia Press.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02
WOULD NOT MAKE TROUBLE.

How viii you have your eggs
cCOkcdE" asked The waiter.
Wen. we always COOK EN- on IN oil
stove at home" said the little girl
tim!diy. Chicago Tribune.
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now TIE GOODNESS STARTED

Maud-"Think Of ii! Jack tried to
take my hand las, uicht--and wanted
much
Mabcl-"The IDIOT, You told him, Of
course, it wouldn't be asking half
enough. Chicago Tribune.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02
ROYAL REASONING.

IL don't see why you keep praising
that General protested the Minister
IF War. Hes never won.a battle"
True" replied the Car gently. but
If he don't win while I'm Draising him,
what would he DO srou!G ! begin to
abuse him :"-HouStou ChYCuiclc.
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COMPARISON.

She-"It must be awful 70 owe
money and not be able 10 pay it,
He-"Yes, almost as bad as lending
il and not being able 10 get IT back"
-DetrlOt Free Press.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02
PLAGIARISM.

Hc-"I couldn't live without you"
She (wearilyJ oh, that's what they
al say. Can't you think mp something
new Y'-SOmeryilie Journal.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02

Judge Michael l. Wallr.Ch. Of SEa'
uano. wis. is here 20 look after the 10.
tefestS of seycra, hundred lndi.J.s OF
thc Stockhridrc auG'Munsoc tribes re-
siding In his state. Curiously enough
the former OF these Two are iu reality
the last Of the MohicarS." !" MS they are
q remnant of the descendants of tEat
once powerful Washington Post.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02

Ole d The most elaDorate celeDr3, ,.ra
ever planned in Colorado IS being colid.
cred by the residents ci Colorado Spuoge
20 commemorate :hc discovery of FECs
Peak. The centennial anniversary ai /rb.
u.on Pixies first view Of this famous mo 1n.
tam fail. on NoyenEcr 9. 1905. and 81
ready the people oi Colorado Springs have
begun preparations io.'a fitting celebration
Oh the DAY.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02

of the ancient pasodas OF Manchuria
those OF the first class have seven.
nine or thirteen stories. while second.
class ones have from three 20 fve.
s'h.v srs si.U ernofai nrs.nssau.s~
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02

". s. Musser, Miilheir., Pa, saved ;re
lie Of his little cir by giving her One
Minute Cough Cure when she was DYING
from Group. II il the only harTrie,s
remedy that gives Immediate results 4
quickly cures coughs, colds, bronchitis,
grippe, asthma and al throat and larE
troubles. 7. r. Parker, Olneyville, Ce--
terdale Pharmacy, Centerdale.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02
Her voi,. Wa. Too loud.

Notice ~ dismissal has been given
to a Philadelphia teacher on the
ground that be- ,o.ce is too loud and
harsh A. she has been teaching FOR
fifty years. it j. safe to say that mi
adcipEia is the only pla,e in the world
that her fault would have been so
long rdiscovfred.-pi Gazette.
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.u e.
IQG]f1lfO(Q1ts.ry +, 9
YAay YAael.y
eS=.=;ssSC
: In0Ke ANn C00Ks.

This youth was more gushing than shgewd.
Though aware that the system needs food,
He married for looks,
And the stuff he wife cocks
j. but twenty pei cent o! % good.
-puck
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02

Should you have stamp that viii
not stick. you will easily set enough
gun from the Dap Of thv envelope.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02

Sacramento City. Novembc. 8.
"GCut.,man rhoruc-Sir. ] dint cy-
pee you To answer my letter but the
lid have took IL 20 heart moren natral.
told You she was kinder frettin. and
20 please her ! made believe that
had sent the message she ast me 10
rite Which gottin no answer TO said
message she sorter felt you'd turned
your back ON her for ever. don't
think shes goin 20 make old bones.
Seems 60 me like Us IL she meant knock
imG OF early. Scs she don't feel Ike
saihcrin any mere wild flowers.
''TLe doctor considers that sickness
she set ont Africa has settled into her
and she cant corf il or.
''The ,ains hes set in early up Peters
vile. and they aint NO good for a poor
little sick Kid. We came down here
day fore yesterday.
shes piDin, pardrcr, that what's tie
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god0E ga p eesa ssmess9
Sa W's@a Yss cot.
Trogaar -rI.ae i ~ the Time.

Trousar Tf.ae is ali the Time.
Men II good Judgment appreeiats
having q pair or two Of extra trousers
They are handy TO have aFound In
logen ways.
Saves tae wear OF tbs pair thar
matches the suit and gives spice and
variety o tho wearer's appearance.
Try jim Carter FOR your next order
He IL oeeaing rare bargains Ia good
tailor made clothing
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What You Eat
m stomach, rebuilds tho
nd gives firm flesh


eifeF OBS hundred dollars re-
aHy ca5 Of Catarrh that can
cafs by Hairs fletarfh Cure.
cheney q Co. TOLEDO o
sle Undefaigned. have knowf
of the last is ears and
tn neffeeiiy honorable IN 9
ont ang obligations made
alo ap Kinnsn & Marvin
ae Druggists. Tcledo, o
Catarh Cure Il tsken Inter
ctiNe directly upon shs BLOOD
tnas surfaces 81 the systen
sls sft free Price 7sc Pei
~ ~ ali druggista.
3l's family pills c3r conai
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3la she largest line ever known
'nawsch Cream de Menthf
ha Rose. Cream de Coco.
.do y0ia. Benedletine, Kummei,
8nan ina Absynthe, vermeuthe
elno cherries and lots of other
SIG levisou. 80 Bay street
'1to. Prompt delivery
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ehamberian.s Cough Remedy ls pleas
ant to Take,

The finest quality o. granulate1 loaf
il gar ~ used IN the manufacture Of
cough remedy and The
eCots used im its preparation give Il
8 favor similar to maple syrup matt
1Ig Il quite pleasant to take. Mr.. "
II Rodarick. Of Poolesville Nd, IN
81 eakna Of this remedy says =
ave ased ChambcrlalnG Cough Rom
e. with my children Tor seyerai
years and can truthfully say II Is the
host preparation OF the kind ! know
i The children Ike 70 take Il and q
has no injurious after effects" Vcr
sale by all arngRiaas
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DUNES MaiS Canadian Man. Louis
% rye, : Aces lie, Pennsylvania club
re Golden Rose ryegOld Saratoga rye.
'ianoYer rvs, imperial Velvet Cabinet.
I'VE and lots Of other brands to nun.
-icus to mention at sig LeyIsons. $40
ray street. Prone 1870. progapt dolly
cry.
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California cherry. California port
ploorted sherry and Imported port
'llies can best be obtained at sis
LcFison S. 80 lay street Phone 1870.
omDt delivery.
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A BOTTLE or RARE VINTAGE,

- not rare article III this establish
ment Whistles. wines and brandies,
0. tho 'cobweb" variety are here IA
be had. or course they cost more
than those Of later date because
they're better, and what good things
deens cost more than an infe-i one?
SIN, We have good wines and liquors
az lesser prices. all we'll worth your
sampling.
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"a up ro You. WIZ

WILL YOU DO wlTH IT
Rub II on, Of course. West's Wound
Cure, the hes. linIment en- earth for
old sores. teIter. ring worm poison
oak. piles rheumatism aud uUmeroua
ether diseases also VESTS Gonor
rhoea and syphilia cure is guaran
tced to cnre Conorrhoea and Syphilis
and all like diseases. ASK your drug.
Est,
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Or. Bowler : Buchu gin. Dr. Frank
Inns Cubeb gin Phosphate and I'M
sorted gin for kidney complaints a.
s.g Lev'son's so Bay street. phone
100. prompt delivery
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FRANK r. HUFTY
Vocal Teacher
MICHEL SraA BLOCK,
nessE2g Mlies a.g2
For Piles B9gnss seraos

Wilson Is serving baked English
-duek with oyster dressing --thsy are
iine
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FOR RENT Seven room house q
AZ 6 street u good condition. Apply
al 405 G street.
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ROOMS FOR RENT-Nice furnish
Ell rooms al convenlenees, near cen.
er Of city, hot and cold water baths
Apply 800 Unicn street
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LOST-A handsome parrot. I will
'ay a reward OF 81 for his eeturn to
~ store Joseph Matthews. Newcas-
e street.
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Il ven wanl 0 arst class cook stove
r. Kelley tlBe Is best on earth Sold
q BraH week only 0t Roberts Furni
iure store
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Thousands are sick every year with
ome form Of bowel complaint rhous-
tAds are cured by taking pr. Seth
sfnolds balsem Warranted 70 give
sflsfact'on Dy srlth'e Fhsrroeey
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E0a Rents room house at 40l
q. corner A street Apply st 405
g street
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Wilson ca. accommodate mora
b,araera at $500 per week. Quick
service. 80
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FOR rem. Three nicely Furnished
rooms; electric lights. bath, telephone
1874. 119Reynolds street.
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no ruesa work with rs. We weigh
very pound ot coal sold. Phone 32o.
~ " Miller
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FOR REM Two or three nice
rooms can be secured at 500 Union
etreet
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FOH RENT-Stores, Offices ane
i~ei ugs. Apply to Brobston. FenGls
& Co.
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Chicken dinner at Wilson's today.
Can in any ENJOY IT.
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ron KsNT

FOR RENT-Two story seTen room
house, bath Dom, including water
1904 Union street. $500 month.
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Oysters fried. served with regular
supper at Wilson's tonight

a chicken dinner at Wilson's today.
{ al and enjoy It.
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FURNISHED ROOMs-A few can
secure nicely furnished roons by az
plying at 405 @ street
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A WHO 90o van and ladloa al
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TREES FOR sALEZOrders recety-
I'd for wild olive trees at I'll Egmonr
street.