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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
JURY ON A TRIP
VISITED FACTORY OF PLAINTIFF
IN DAMAGE SUIT.
Divorce Suit Follows the Scott Trou-
bles-Wltnesses Examined
in Damage Case.

The case of the Canton Roll and
Machine company against the United
Steel company for heavy damages
was begun before Judge Harter and a
irry in court room No.\1 yesterday
morning at $3.50. But one witness
was on the stand during the entire
day, his cross examination taking a
long time. The witness wss James B.
Baird, president and manager of the
Canton Roll & Machine Co. The jury
was out to the plaintiffs factory, aud
the universal mill, that figures in tho
suit, was viewed. The case will be
continued this morning.
DAMAGE SUIT.
Judge Amber and jury were occu-
pied all day Tuesday with the damage
case Of Mrs. Mary Scott against Ed.
Langebach, concerning damages done
to land at Scio, o., by an oil well be-
longing to the defendant. Witnesses
for the plaintiff were examined. The
court was adjourned until $3.50 o'clock
this morning.
MRS. SCOTT FILES DIVORCE Pc
TITION.
Mrs. Anna Scott, wife of William H.
Scott of Massillon, who is now in the
limelight, charged with leaving home
prison, charged with leaving his home
with $4,000 belonging jointly to him
and his wife, has f1ied a petition in
common pleas court against her hus-
band for divorce. The petition states
that they were married in 1881 and
have two children, the custody Of whom
the plaintiff asks; she also prays for
reasonable alimony. She charges adul-
terry. The plaintiff asks that, while
the final judgment is pending, the court
issue an injunction restraining the de-
fendant from interfering with her pos
session Of property, from encumbering
the real estate and interfering in the
care of the children.
RETURNED SEALED VERDICT.
The jury In the assault case of
Ohio against Casper Falla that was
heard in probate court yesterday aft.
ernoon went out at o'clock in the
afternoon and did not report until 10
o'clock, being out eight hours. Judge
Aungst had left orders early in the
evening that II the jury reached .
verdict during the night the report
of the verdict should be sealed and
would be read In court this morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
TAFT'S SPEECH
CONGRESSMAN BURTON ISSUES A
STATEMENT.
Nothing Lost, He Says, by Frank
Expression of Facts and
Opinions.

Cleveland, O., Oct. 24.-In dictated
statement, Congressman Theo. e. Bur-
ton tonight voices what appears to be
the general sentiment among the local
Republicans concerning the speech of
Secretary Taft denouncing Boss" Cox
of Cincinnati. He said:
There is never anything lost by a
frank and courageous statement Of
facts and opinions. Secretary Taft
condemned the Republican organiza-
tion in Cincinnati, but strongly advo-
Gated the reelection Of Gov. Herrick.
In condemning the organization at Gin
cinati he stands with those who op-
posed political machines, whether Re-
publican or Democratic, and this ap-
plies to Cleveland as well as Cincin-
natl. In advocating Gov. Herrick's 8
election he demonstrated that those ia
miliar with the Presidents views al
ready know that Mr. Roosevelt Is much
interested in Republican success in
Ohio"
Mayor Tom l.. Johnson, candidate
for reelection, is sure he will be
elected. Today he gave the following
prediction of the result of the forth
coming election in city and state "I
don't pose as prophet, but as things
look now the Democratic city ticket
will win out by a comfortable major
ity, Where Herrick will gain one vote
in the state. Pattison is going to gain
six. believe the Democratic candi-
date has an exceedingly good chance Of
election"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
WANTS TO LEoIsLATE.
Ambitious Canal Dover Woman Asks
Naturalization Papers.

Canal Dover, o., Oct. 24.-The first
instance Of woman taking steps to
become a naturalized citizen of the
United States, on record in Tuscara-
was county occurred when Miss gu
sannah Frei appeared for the necea.
sary papers.
Miss Fret was born in Switzerland
and has lived in this country for four
teen years. She has five brothers who
have become naturalized citizens OF
the United States and would be af-
forded all the protection given to
other women, according to law She
declares. however. that her object in
taking out citizenship papers Is to
enable her to be a candidate for
school board member at some future
time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27

all our stables, does our buying and
selling of horses and acts as yeterin-
airy surgeon This is one of only many
cases where we have people in charge
Of our homes who formerly we're taken
from their sinking condition and reared
in our homes and given employment
Last year we gave employment to
9,672 aside from those in our own in
stitutions.
In our homes last year we gave
shelter to over 100000 persons. We
have 20 rescue homes, in which recent
ly 1851 girls have been cared for.
Three Of these girls are now support
ing tAree Of our homes.
I'VE also do work among the pris-
ons and find places for our ex-convicts
as soon as they are released from their
cells. Last year we found places for
coo men as soon as they we're turned
from the prisons and helped them TO
climb the long hill that was before
them.
II have now come back to America
to stay and work for God in the wide
field that is spread before us, and when
the day comes that heaven and earth
are joined / hope that may meet you
who are in my audience tonight"
Miss Booth greatly admired the AUDI
itorium and stated that 1t was very
easy to speak in it. She also spoke of
the inspiring audience that was pres
ent Tuesday morning she paid visit
IN Mrc MnKin1nU Whn after Mice
Booth returned to the hotel, sent her
a photo of the martyr president. Af-
ter the address Tuesday night she was
greeted upon the stage by many Can
tonians. She will leave for Union
town, Pa, Wednesday morning, and
then return to New York. At the close
of the address Rev. o. w. Holmes of
this city pronounced the benediction.
An offering was taken for the erec-
tion of building for the purpose of
holding meetings, upon lot recently
purchased on South Walnut street.
Ensign Runcie, who has charge of the
Canton Army, was introduced to the
people of Canton by Colonel Holtz of
Cleveland. Mr.. Runcie then explained
the purpose Of erecting meeting
house on Walnut street.
Among the many out-of-town Off
GERS who were In the city for occasion
were Colonel Holtz of Cleveland, Ma
jors ]. M. Bergman of Atlanta, Ga;
e. White Of Columbus, Mr.. Connott of
Cleveland, Adjutants ID. Main of Akron,
George Gailand of Mansfield and about
SO other out-of-town Army workers.
At Z O'Clock last night the Grani
Army band honored Miss Booth with a
serenade, playing several selections in
the lobby Of the Courtland, and then
marched TO the Auditorium and played
a short concert of half an hour preced-
ing the lecture.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
A MOSCOW MOB
Surrounded Noted English Writer and
He ls Not Able to Leave
the BUILDING.

London, Oct. 25.-The Moscow cor
respondent of the Evening Standard
telegraphs his paper that when w. T.
Stead, the English writer, entered the
telegraph Office to send a message to
London, mob Of strikers recognized
him and surrounded the Office. They
endcavored to force an entrance into
the telegraph depot and compel Mr..
Stead not so send the telegram.
The police and infantry were called
upon to disperse the mob, but Mr..
Stead has as yet been unable to leave
the building.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
EVEN KENNEDY
THE CONGRESSMAN, ADMITS HER.
RICK HAS BIG FIGHT.

Says Lot Of Republicans Will Prob.
ably Knife the Ticket Because
Of the Governors Position.
Governor Herrick has big fight on
his hands" was the admission of that
rock-ribbed Republican, James Kenne-
dy, member of congress from this dis
trict, according to a Washington dis
patch.
There's vast deal of clamor and a
lot of Republicans will probably knife
the ticket because of their dissatisfac-
tion with Herrick's position on the
liquor question"
Congressman Kennedy predicts a
lively session Of congress and regards
1t as probable that a reasonable rail-
road bill will be passed.
He doesn't look for a general revi-
sion of the tariff.
II more revenues are needed they can
be raised. he thinks, by partial re-
turn to the taxation in vogue during
the Spanish war.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
SIR THOMAS Upton
Expects to Again Challenge For the
Americas Cup.

London, Oct 25.-Sir Thomas Upton
expects to again challenge for the
Americas Cup in 1907.
Asked yesterday concerning the re-
ports from America that he had given
up the idea of making further efforts,
the owner of the Shamrocks declared
he was "as keen as ever" and that,
while too late to challenge for 1906, If
all went we'll he would be at Sandy
Hook with a new challenger the fol-
lowing year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
More Yellow Fever signs.

New Orleans, La, Oct. 24.-For the
first time in five days yellow fever has
claimed victims. Today's official re.
port for the "a hours ending at p.
m. shows two deaths and four new
cases, with one new area of infec-
ton.
To date there have been 497 deaths
and $3.50 cases of yellow fever. The
situation is well in hand, the fevsr be
ing practically eradicated and the two
reported deaths create no cause for
alarm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
A PRESS BUREAU
Maintained by the oovernment-op-
oo,i+ios nan... co.R...<.d

Maintained by the oovernment-op-
position Papers confscated.
Vienna, Oct. 25.-Premier Fejervary
opened the campaign here yesterday
by confiscating the opposition papers
and reorganizing the government press.
The premier appointed Joseph Veszi,
editor Of the Budapesth Naplo, who is
one of the ablest journalists in the
country, to the position OF chief OFF,
cial Of the press bureau.
1t is planned to create several new
popular organs, and hundreds Of thou
sands of these publications will be dis
tributed among the people with prac-
tically no cost to them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
HE souANDERED 100000
AND NOW ASKS FOR A HOME

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 24-Reduced
to poverty after giddy whirl of two
years, in which 100000 was swallow
ed up Martin r. Kendrick, once a
prosperous commission merchant OF
New York. at his own request was
given a home in the House Of Cor.
rection for the winter. ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.
II Leoti Mace, Plaintiff

Leni Leoti Mace, Plaintiff,
vs. NOTICE.
Harry Edward Mace, Defendant.
Harry Il. Mace, residence unknown, will
take notice that on the 18th day OF Sc ptem-
bel, 1905, Leni Leoti Mace filed her petition
In the Court OF Common Pleas, Stark
County, Ohio, being Cause Number l714s,
praying for divorce from the said Harry Ed-
ward Mace on the ground OF wiiful absence
and gross neglect OF duty for more than
three years last past, and that said cause
win be for hearing on and after November
20, 1905.
LEM LEOTI MACE,
BY VIM. J. Piero, her attorney.
Oct 6, Is, 20, 27, Nov 3, 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
MassIIIon Woman indicted.

Mrs. Anna Snyder, of Massillon, was
Indicted by the United States grand
jury, sitting in Cleveland, upon the
charge of passing Objectionable let
ters through the mails. No time was
announced for holding her trial and
nothing is said as to whether or not
she will enter plea at the time the
case Is called.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
We Are All Familiar

with the deep, hoarse bark, grimly called
"a graveyard cough" 1t is the cry of
the tortured lungs for mercy. Give them
mercy in the form of Aliens Lung Bal
sam, remedy for pulmonary trouble
so highly esteemed that 1t is recon-
mended even in the early stages of con-
sumption. In the later stages mortal
skill Is unavailing. Nobody can afford
o neglect colds
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
RELEASED ON BAIL
Canton Woman Accused Of Being
Counterfeiter Obtains Her
Freedom.

Anna Williams, who, with two 9TH
ers, WAS arrested last spring at Can
ton for couterfeiting, and who was re-
Gently indicted by the grand jury, was
yesterday released on a $1,000 bail
bond offered by Martin Ulman Of
observation-disclosures Plain Dealer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
Thors are some simple Remedies

indispensable In any family. Among
these, the experience of years assures
us, should be recorded Palnkiller. For
both internal'and external mp pplicatlons
we have found IL Of great value; espec-
iaily can We recommend IL for colds,
or fresh wounds and bruis.
es.--Christian Era. Avoid substitutes,
there Is but one Painkiller, Perry Davis.
Price 25c. and SOC.
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LEGAL, NOTICE.
Office 4OP DC M q &
Stale corpol1Itlon Gfommlssl,a !, q,

35f state ScorpoiMtlon GommIssinnn.,,
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Is IS ol%f' - 3 4 l ~ y Y
r5 IRA RS ;fr S6 8 All ia, t,3e
VII; Ri; 5S
tityss,cnnrarrel hySlhe Cnnst tuition and
~ Virginia. consider and heat my On
q NJ .jnn
Class ssifIsaton seyering me alt lies
IS. rils Com Com
mission, VII be put Into tert ,SWit = slnll
md
found s So. n be ~ ~ e s,,s
articles as, upon such hear may ",
shown rs sssinify ~ ame
enyeI farm eassification
On such hearing the classl flea s. seX-
M IONS umendm rents end cnn'mo'd,iiiy
Se5 ly es Il
form may s'n tpr ! 9
lated and by ,hes
Mi ons s9 "a ton aSi, as my be coii
Uniform S iciassif lcaton. endlilents, exrsp
t9ns H seated and PIT ssct
Y Coninlss sion 10 be- MT all Il les subj 4 9
the fnrfhsr jursdietioN and santrol q
the SO p ne y 81 VIZ
3Gommissioi,, Uttered or ans nded lls 50 iar
rs the ma deem !, lecessnl5y
and reas enable to meet ana I'D " Eeol' ulr
ions fFon iss 's @ Il,
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MOO s "a ljrlTtI1 gR oMS HALL
room is slng couple 81 tle,m1,e .,
sGntSbrva te house. $50 g "a ce
Street. Gail A. NJ ora fterS 9 "a: M.S
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\ xvi ME ETING# o rr'l I, tx r 4 30 ARD q =
3# Directors OF the Bank of chmond; held
Decent er@ ! 81 1o04 q unrt crl pIvldend
"a Per Cent wa s declared pa yabl ia on and
ar terI j nf uary 30 books
J will DO closed y from Decen Der "a n. TO-
mailed I. (. 3A NDS
S}SjI Vice Presd ent a nd Gashler;s
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ON sEALED 81 PA SAILS. ~
S 5 0, 900 n A R1IKSV|! Ll.,lLL,lE,s
!. ...s# vA., BONDS }; J,

UNTIL a lsTIa, !, Il ~ y
O'clock sealed bids re BIZ
cn,,mn,, thirty four year 1lectrio Plant
i nunis OF I'LL tie town 81 rtinsyllls M,
any hI ,ao fiS nrz lsi
nv (lte Wits the PEG and known aS
i THIRST sares Ileetrl9 Plan Y Bonds. ~
dated January lltN bearing ,lnter,n,st
INV ed and january Cd, They Wil he da-8
ijysared 4 ID plrchas scr on january % IL, ioE
soon tIeEeaiS1 th & nrs ssssyfa
.rIee IJsts al ny and and ali bids.
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Po UN,D Oak Us. ~ s ! zES ND
a8they $nre might n &c, 10 BR lGGS WY
East Mnfs ha "
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HEIR nc UI4AH NJ EETI n " OF It'll TIL tIE
Bank Of hmond %a:, 7. VII be held e.,
10Th, 1905 III "a o. ock 4P M 81 4,
~ IN s. BAYLOR IA LII. Cashler
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vAr5ENTiNB 1 I: oSl N \: n y, 81 4
Broad 3 Is II firntn
r. toisio perI week d $3.50 and So per day Y
rooms, 80, 100. and Fine arn Pc
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To sI FRO n sl4 E ST RE 34 /, 9,M Z,
1,Satuflay, Setter Puppy femniie) e ~ !,
" n, !, !, " fTucis
ssS f,,ns e re- ,lfn r. M c. Mes. MI ky
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SSTRAiGHTs WHlSklES,s

$ls w r l Y, s, o g
Rye Mblskos bona. must 81 Is' 4 we Se
SO have esta bills he'd Ba arEe refl lla,,
order house Note th q % lay P!tiss e g
Carroll SPRINGS years. Z, Ss;6os y P 81
gallon e. lsyhs orth
sra},na spI apa' i si biamoaa
500; asIaysville Gu, years, so9
Atherton Rye.' IS 90 & y. z y
b years. $3.50 Our mmei,se stosk y, q cor : =.
respondngly GW prlees 1he IA We pre-.
Y sel,ted or money ref unded: PROMPT ship;
mentg plain pa loE M ks So. Y (
pack s9c g. gattIttITi 9 SHessls.
Tegistered letter press M; praS!
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9 Franklin Stree Ea corner s9s9esss M
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Chairman Flnance COMMITTEES

SEALED PRO PQsAl4s WI Il + A ], y n ~
q }ceivndN TAT office of 'rTensuror, Southern!
Branch; n: Il, ps Y; s., nlionn! Soldiers,
"a o,eiock9 MI III nuaIy 10, 1aD5, md tllplI
opened; forsfirnishIM 3, con bushe Is OF W.
Ter shells md 900 5cn bio ards sand IN, teI
cordnnee with Instruct Ions md speefl!llT
alsfaind ot her an rmatiOn. stnily .besSh;Iid
upon amp lcation 10 NJ =, , lGNSo@lN
Treasurer. Ss8ss s5i :g IN, n AZ M sss
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5iTon lsN,r. & CT ZAP rot Z IA Z sc I
rooins Y; no chill dren. 8.
III kwood 8fAvenu c. Ta593 az
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a ROOMsf5F,O z REM : /: y ! = !

rsr,1 ~ iO3yrIV 8 - LIZ
"A f,,inish III rooms N vi tholt board hey
8I5 ara specially desirn bile msi,
81 hoso WHO wish ulet, ple2san rooms
H ii, IA well ordered =.
changed. Apply TO 103 Eta sst leee.
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COAL AND 4. nj WOOD.

LONG ,8T ii 3 IA AI59iA AND SslYOOD Il Man,
has been In the busin ess y
"a ona else and give d s good mea 81 re and
wei ht8as4 "a ny one else. but ellis mere
wood than an Their chtnond de =. g
corfl Va IS. II; & one tom fire creek
ss.5O; one and santh r Gle;
Il s12.50. Courteous and delivef I:
guaranteed. Phone 50 ,I VIZ .,J
S,luyIyard "A 060.
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T3c;E ORANGE AND w t11'Tsls$
aspontn DoE1ndilled u ack: small piecel
oi,iaof one ear. Reward ~
q 'S0fifrH ERIN EXP17 ESSS o.
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MOONS aVVIAN TED! I. 4.

WANTED. Nh y ,Nv /, s III
'e ,, 9. ess.
Stating price Box 607 ".
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sf.FT1; q n, ED II, W.
Ivo11,tr net, boa rdersg Iii y
fy.1ia rge, light rooms ross M lss M.
m, L. Lei III. WI III
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NJ n soN !, -
Dssi SssweSn tMe Boulevard the re
yold Pin, cora q nv
t3tyh reward left ats the ~ ~
10 IsG n lf.SsEs F5Sst
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lI3OTT If1 COCO La II s lA Y i ttAs,A NV
5hrlnkS clips ges rs aild
NH Boost you up gen rnl VA ssss
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ISi,Ist,A NrLY# FJ RMS HE'D. a r. g %
I'd story front rooms for one of,t%o
4 X ,enttnen,S'oneS block In. front ( hiMr-
%i5hyis~lIote Apply 40 NJ Eig1tt; y ST.
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! .3gTE ARG 2 WHITE 20 INT 2
fT 500 with lemon spots on ea rs. at,ous y
MA 41Inor,ths Old. eWard II re turne a. ~
rs south dam S.
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ADMINISTRATORS orleE

MOTTO DIS Tic Il IsIs (; ~ II ill;3 Y
lnyc Qualified as admin l!strnt riS Of tle y
n estnieSUf Victor I. ! Floyd. j ~ deGens
persons inde bted ~ lhimssW lS ple;.tfa
plains against llimso again his es talnS
e MAI please present them duly We lled,
q For sett cement 81. 5, III IN
~ FLO y !. dlntn!strs Mt
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4,sr, a {, n FsrE r oU p Ant
s'yourStrade and loWspr ices md honest
" business method WIZ do =.
Saa cora asi
u nI IT q slnb IS. Re sawed linz any ~ gins:
WhIch Wa are fferingS vt 81 so r, h Z;
n cordbI S 81 gain, an you ina
tthe ~,
seventeen and iHs fingto s tree g.
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1IT,sTf IN rS o1yLID SIX
1i195ni rs Old with black body and .wla,ill q
feet ne wore no !. inea = y! M
Il aSis Reward III returned }ls 20 -
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I, if,ce ltlre Il MARI tns.5 CON-.
I'LL Rlcltnuntlf t,nssg q IA 904. ~
III liz DIT 4 = III frsG lIs lS
5EConpa any liayes Jared Nh SEMI "a nun!
n tnXjifjit,aynbc to- Stockhol ers ,of record
ietet1i berIfals 8 Q0i @frOniisW hicll8lhte&t TO-
s&Janunrya3 1906 trans oolts5 VIII
BE- close 81 M e. !, : Y =
855,olders. Changes 81 q Ore ssE = ouldi Des
u notified he co inpn "
[. \, Secret arysl
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LADIES 81 81 D HNf 8S RI Lib 3 u Il 8 Fl les.
NJ and Broad Streets Come 5enr sIy saassj
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NyAN1,E b, m AL II M I'll 4 II I 15t
Clay Street ard tl !, !,
d remedy Is doing for her. g AitRlEaITEs
l4DRO TSY SsA NAIAR1U ~ t$s32o i4{S NJ W
~ shall Stree IT,
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M, NRo .j "a n FEc TIO n iii 10 III
MA ln8 street, finest# lines fEron feet gnery
and fruits Iii the yest u i'd Nos.o
!&SY otl#n are cotdiall ~ Inv ted cnil *
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IaicGn ord II nv ecs "a 1901 iii
,rftEBB ARD & II ID lls EGTo rs. 4 I1i
Merchants IA tornl ia nix 10 q chnlollds
Vh.,S have this day AIRED gu q he
Net Earning aof tho pa ~
Check 8willSb mailed ITO the stock hold
u crsS pecet1ber 81, Dol. Y. IN ",
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SMALL SUMMER II O'rEL CEM,Tll'SAiIi-
located, well wit ! pu ~
n Ia, ! fui1rnis shed conplct o and posses
Sion ID tSonce 3st As, care this of
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SITUATION WANTED, Female

WANTED u, !. Az a 81 POSlTl Q N S AS 53 SlGlt3
j nurse and companion to invalid OrQoidj
4 y person fair education, with some }hospl-l
#E tai tralnlng; has no objection TO cOun-t
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