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Scholarship Withheld.

The GcholarghlD ia the Maeol CITY
q. f ", University was not awarded
Saturday by the Ladies' Or the O. A. X.
a. had been planned. The announce.
ment Of the competition for the gchol.
srshlp had not been mare long enough
20 permit all who desired 70 enter the
competition, The awarding OF the
scnoIarghiD was therefore deferred
and others dsslring 10 have advantage
Of the change may therefore enter the
competition. Bee Nrg. Loughridge,
8rs, Thog. Hyde and Mrs. Ben Cru.
zen for particulars,
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Amendment 10 Articles Of lneorpora
ton Of iowa Manufacturing Co.
AZ called meeting OF tho stock.
holders held in the once OF tho cor.
Doratlon June 20, 1905, the following
resolutions we're unanimously adopt
Resolved, That Article -Four OF the
Articles Of Incorporation Ia hereby
amended 10 read az follows:
"The authorized capital stock OF
this corporation Shall be 100000.
divided into shares 81 10000 each,
and the holders thereof shall DO en-.
titled 10 one vote for each share,
which stock may DO issued in such
amounts and paid for at such times an
may DO designated by the Board Of
Directors"
Article Nine Is hereby amended to
read az follows:
THE business Of this corporation
shall DO CONDUCTED by Board OF d.
rectOTs not exceeding 1--WE in number,
who shall hold Office for the term Of
ono rear and until their guccesgors
arc elected and qualified. Warren G.
Johnson and Frank u. Baker shall
constitute a Board Of Directors until
the first annual meeting and until
their successors are elected" and
Frank r.. Baker is authorized 70 exe'
cute said amended Articles Of Incor'
Doratl0n for and in behalf Of the Iowa
Manufacturing Company.
(SlgnedJ Iowa Manufacturing Co.
Attest: Frank r.. Baker, sec'y.
51yf
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MURDER WILL OUT
SecVseo Man coDfsssss Bot slsmss
Woman.

MESeatIne, Ia, Aug, 1.-THE body OF
Carl Brady, burned 40 a. 70 be almost
ungec0znizabIe, vas found in an aban,
toned cycIone cellar on the upper end
o. an lsland In the Mississippi riyeS
Dsysn miles ADORE MBgcatine, Joseph
inc Collect nj William Eagle are in
JAN a. this place, charged with the
murder m Brady, whom, II f. thought,
was murdered about June ]. Nazle
bYOks DOWN last night and TOD the
stOgy Of the crime, alleging that ire
woman IL guilty o. murder,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-10
CONSCIENCE MONEY

Tszpsyer sends Three H0o1rss DEL
lars For Hidden Property.
KmoxyiIIs,Ia, Aug7I--CouLty Treas
~sr o. l.. Bo76ston has Tees5ysE q
JsttSr from s0ms ssIf>secpsed TAI
1o1ger which contained fbyee Dev
crisp one hundred dollar klJls. -
bore the Dee Mo1nes pO1tmagk, bgt
contained nothing within 5tself %
Show mo Tegldsnes o. ne writer, -
waS written in = trembling hand and
sncloscd in a cheap envelope, The
suppceition is mat IL ~ the wogk of
gons former resilient o. mis- copnty
who non, evidently an O1d mar, aas
taken this means u Yeissy5pg frUs,
bed conscience.
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INJURIES ARE FATAL.
Young cloueh Dies A. Result Of
Mine Accident

John a. Clough, who VIVA scflonsi,
Injured by a mining accident FrIda,
morning about III O'Clock AZ ths
HprIng Greek minus, died Monda,
morning &c about 1880 O'Clock, We
Tim ~ Internal injuries. The youLa
man was severely ctusned IN the ac
rldent, the digestive and sccretlye or
eans being badly injured and MS
lungs hurt.
John NJ. Clough was driver ia
the Spring Greek mines, and while
Transporting car OF coal from the
room" 70 the mouth or tho shaft for
hosting Friday was caught between
the loaded car and the coal wall by
tho car jumping from tho track. He
was discovered BY follow workers.
the life almost crushed from mis-
body, and although all that was pos.
slblo was dono 10 save the young
man, tho casp was a hopeless one.
The accident occurred al turn In
the track. AZ that point tho line was
divided and branch ran IN another
direction. Tho car struck the frog or
the switch, II is said, and left the
track, just at the turn. The young
driver was JuB few feet ahead or
the car and nc was caught by IL
against the solid wall Of coal.
For thlrty-elght hours ne suffered
greatly from his injuries, and then
was relieved by death.
The young man was tho only son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gowan Clough. He
had grown up In a mine, almost, ana
was highly regarded by hts employers
and by fellow workmcn. He was a
married. man, and HIS wife at tho time
Of the accident was visiting NJ the
bedside OF a sick father in Colorado.
She returned 70 ogkaIoosa, arriving
AZ $3.50 O'Clock this morning.
The deceased was 20 years and 8
months Of age, He was born In Eng.
land but had lived in America for 10
years and almost az long in this yicln.
ity. He had many warm friends in
Funeral Tuesday, August 8, a. 200
o'clock .. m, at Centraf M. u. churcr.
Interment In Forest cemetery. The
Foresters and Red Men lodges attena.
Ing the services In a bo1y.
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
Little Boy Shoots His Nephew While
Playing With Gun.

Des Hoines, Aug. While two
children we're playing in an upper
room at the Isaac tyler Farm, Two
miles tonth OF Rising Sun, yesterday
afternoon, willard Tyier, aged 5 gears,
shot his nephew, James Tyler, aged 4
years, with an old reyoiycr. james
Tyler died almost instantly.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-10

WoTkmen began fhs nnoTlirg ne
Installing o. the electric sls7stos IN
the new Jones ana Hssges buildirg foT
,. Il. McGregor vtO IL 20 o>cupy ne
place. me work 10 in ne hands e.
experts from me fse,ory, ana win re-
qulfe number d days. Tie sIsTat.
On IL onS o. he best made ane ~
quite = l9Yes one
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MYSTERIOUS CASE.
Des Mojnes Man Accuses Himself oi
( IN Unknown Charge.

Deg Toineg, Aug, 7,--B, y, DoIgoi
committed suicide IN the Beech no,
Tel, Wlnneconne, Wis, By cutting bis
throat with a razor, He left the fol.
lowing note Il am not guilty Of the
charge, BE good ~ my wife, She ~
a poor woman and a deyotcd mother"
nothing IL known 81 the charge of
which he refers TO-
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Dr. r. l.. Barnes had q runaway
Saturday afternoon while driving
vest Of Oska1ooea, A tug becoming
unfastened, the tongue dropped down,
Tightening one Of the horses, and she
other was goOn uncomfortable. The
doctor got them stopped, however,
without great damage being done,
but serious trouble wss narrowly
avoided.
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LOVED NOR WISELY
Burlington Girl Suicides Because 81
Ipfst0stion FOR Married Man.

Burlington, Ia, Aug. 7--Lottls &c.
cieg, a 1G-yesr.old girl, suicided today
by drinking carbolic acid. The cause
Of the tragedy II Said 70 be her par.
enS' objection 20 her infatuation with
Walter Sauerwlne, married man.
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peoWngo WILL earnlno.

Britt, Ia, 4Bg. 7>--As FeyeTsI young
men were ia bathing yesterday afteY.
noon John Peterson goE "a DsTo2d Eis
depth and waS drowned. Ejs bo11
vas recovered about tE1riy minutes
later,
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YOUNG NAN DROWNED.
ellis Htokley Meets Death In . Pond
Near He Home.

MnScanne, Ia, Aug. 7>-Ellls HinD
ley, aged 10, was drowned In a pond
near HIS fathers farm near Lone
Tree, Saturday night He comes Of a
prominent family and was good boy.
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FOR SELLING ON SUNDAY.
Saloon Keepers Arrested FOR vIolat
ing Muet Law.

Sol Popofsky and Sam Furstenburg,
Of the Iowa Central saloon, were ar
rested yesterday upon information OF
the county attorney, John McCoy,
charged with selling liquor on Sunday.
They we're released upon a bend, but
viii be tried later.
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nunrea ALONE ~ rlsLo.
JDoee Ferris WftbdrsNs from Race
por n. p, Grand chsoeeJIorsblp.

gl0gz CITY, Ia, Aug, 7,-Judge H..
Ferris lzst night announced HIS Win,
1yawal from me race Tor grand chan,
os3l0Y u the knights Of Pyralas of
Iowa, This leaves In the fed only
one, J. W. Hunter, OF Newton, Iowa,
VINO win likely be CHOSEN rnsnim01S.
~
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ILLINOIS FOR SHAW
Boom started FOR the Presidential
campaign Of 1909.

Chicago, Aug, 7,-CongresGman VIII
liam LOrln1sr has begun the presiden.
tlal campaign for 1908 in Illinois, The
prize sought ~ the grate,s delegation 10
the national republican convention,
and this congregsman'g present candi'
date Is secretary Of the Treasury Ics.
Ito 81 Shaw Of Iowa.
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MORE mAHAskA HORSES.
One Car Load to OF. Louis and One TO
Buffalo.

Baker e. Cooley shipped a car load
Of mules 20 81. Louis today, and car
Of horses 70 Buffalo. They were an
choice animals, the product Of Mahss.
IA county farms.
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nYnAMlrEa AaaEarsn.

CEDAR Rapids, Ia, Aug, 7>--c, T.,
Melvin, wanted in lola, Kan, on a
charge o. blowing ~ sssoons with ~.
nzmlte, has been arrested a. KEY.
stone, fhis state.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
. ssss

w, q. ". Anterior 10 J, G.
Anderson, lot l. s. SEA
and part seH Of men 2f.7g.
10 and 20 II. on west side
gyH OF nyH OF nwA OF gW
u ~ and gwA Of swA 10.
.1D,lb ssysss,s. ,yss.,s,,.. 5000 90
~. Van DOmselaar 20 Anna 81
Van /Domgsiaar, Q acres ".
ing south from NV. corner
Ell Of pe1l Of 1s7G.I7 .... 100
Jas, Beardsley and wife 10
Ann Baxter, lot 81 Beacon,
IOWA ,s,s,s ,ss,ss,,yssss, DDsOO
Geo. Brooks and wife 10 Benz.
voWelg, lots 100, 10I, 10Z,
Hatneldg al Elida, Iowa. .. $50. 90
Tbos. MCGEE 10 l. q. Mc0ye,
1z0xg0 ~. IN 3. r.. corner
blk. 2 Tilbott's al oska. -. 800 90
Jas, Carroll and wife 20 IL,
Cornelius, lot 7 blk .
H0utz ana 10 OskaIooga !. 4. , 1850 90
J. +. Pelham By al 70 r. =.
LyklDS, undIy II int lot
sub gwA Of neA 10, Os.
kaIooaa ...,.......s,... 3Oo. 90
o, Y. Kellogg and wife 10 a.
Y, Kellogg, lots 100 blk.
! Ridge Place al oska,....S 800. 90
Rose Ann Bradford 70 H. j.
Bradford, undly, 10 inter.
sst in NH OF gwA and
~ 10 acres Of nwH OF nv
n 1L7s14 .......,..."... 100
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J. r. Il w. X. LACEY,
AftOrncyg.af.Law

Once over IG7 High Avenue wsst,
Ogkalo0se, lows. Prompt attention
gfven 70 collections, Probate bnsl,
ness will receive careful attention,
Badness attended % IN the q. ". ard
State Courts, a
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-10

ard Eyesishi Specialist
c. YER PtoEo,
Ai,ornsystLsm

Over Pixies drug store.
Once phone 24g; res 1896 biseE
(s94smsD
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LEROY Z. coRLETT
LaN1er--flsisrl ppelle.

once northwest conner FqnAIe,
oyer osksIooEa Dry GooSs CO, Home
pfoDs 81. oskaloosa, I0wx. 51y1
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p L BARNES
Physician and eurossn.

Physician and Surgeon.
once hours, ! 70 4 and 70 Q 3. n.
ofsce and HesiGence Pbors, ltg, or
fee over Pfeifsr.Be'mcDt store, oEkE
Ioosa, Iowa. 25y1
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-05-20
BOOTH & CLUFF, Attorneys,
Auerbach Building.
NOTICE..

In the Third Judicial District Court,
in and for Salt Lake County, State OF
Utah. Department No l.
In the matter of the estate of Chas. e.
Shoebridge, deceased.-Notice.
The petition of Geo. p. Morgan, pray
ing for the admission to probate OF
certain document, purporting to be the
last Will and Testament of Chas. Il,
Shoebridge, deceased, and for the
granting of Letters Testamentary TO
George P. Morgan, has been set FOR
hearing on Saturday, the Bird day OF
June, A. d. 1905, at 10 o'clock a. M, at
the county court house, in the court
room of said court, in Salt Lake CITY,
Salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness, the clerk of said court with
the seal thereof affixed this 18th day OF
May, A. D. 1905.
]. u. ELDREDGE, JR.,
(Seal.) Clerh'
w. H. FARNSWORTH,
Deputy Clerk.
BOOTH & CLUFF,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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, JEFFERSON G. MOVER, Attorneys.
m Commercial Block.
SUM MONS.

IN the District Court of the Third
,rdicial District in and for the County
81 81 Salt Lake, State of Utah.
" franklin Lawrance, plaintiff VS.. P.
n EIwell. F. Thies, J. S. Heintz, ]. F.
smith 2. w. Moore and H. T. Beh-
."nman defendants. Summons.
The State of Utah, to the said de-
PENDANTS:
Won and each Of you are hereby
summoned to appear within twenty
Javs after the service of this sum-
mons upon you, if served within the
county in which this action is brought,
otherwise, within thirty days after
service. and defend the above entitled
action. and in case of your failure so
to do, Judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand
of the complaint which within ten
DAVIS after the service of this summons
mon you, will be filed with the
clerk of said Court.
PATTERSON & MOVER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
p. O. Address, 1888 Commercial
Block, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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e. D. Hoge, Attorney.
Progress Block.
SU M MONS.

In the district court of Salt Lake
county, state of Utah.
Luisa Rhodes, Plaintiff, VS.. Rob-
ert e. Allen, observation-disclosures.
The State of Utah to said Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after the service
OF this summons upon you, If served
within the county in which this action
Is brought, otherwise, within thirty
days after service, and defend the
above entitled action; and in case Of
your failure so to do, judgment will be
rendered against you according to the
demand of the complaint, which, with
IN ten days after service of this sum-
mons will be filed with the clerk OF
said court.
E. D. HOGE, Plaintiffs Attorney
LUISA RHODES, Plaintiff.
+. o. address: So Commercial Build
ing, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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e. D. HOGE, Attorney,
Commercial Block.
SUM M oNS.

In the District Court of Salt Lake
County State of Utah.
John J. Thomas, plaintiff,
R. w. Gass, observation-disclosures.
The State of Utah to Said Defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after the service
of this summons upon you, If served
within the county in which this &C
ton is brought, otherwise, within
thirty days after service, and defend
the above entitled action; and in case
of your failure SO to do, judgment will
be rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint, which
within ten days after service of this
summons upon you will be filed with
the clerk of said court.
e. d. HOGE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
JOHN J. THOMAS,
Plaintiff.
P. o. Address 81 Commercial build
ing Salt Lake City, Utah.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Juno Mining company, a corporation.
Principal place of business, Salt Lake
City, Utah. Notice.-There are delin-
quent upon the following described
stock on account of Assessment No. 3,
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-05-20

levied on the Bird day of April, 1905.
the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders
as follows:
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GET AWAY FROM YOUR LAND
LORD.

We will loan you the money to build
a home of your own, and agree to ask
no more in the payment of the loan
than the rent of the house would
amount to. After you have repaid
quarter of the amount, you have
YEARS grace in case of misfortune.
Open Monday evenings.
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST
COMPANY,
F. e. McGurrin, President.
1924 Security Trust Bldg.
TRUTH
exposes wrong doing and commends
the right.
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And in accordance with law and an
order of the Board of Directors made
on the 3rd day of April, 1905, so many
shares of each parcel of said stock as
may be necessary will be sold at the
company's office, room 9, Central
block, Salt Lake City, Utah, on the
31st day of May, 1905, at 10 O'Clock
a. M, to pay delinquent assessment
thereon, together with cost of adver-
Using and expense of sale.
F. w. MUHLENBRUCH,
Secretary.
Office room o, Central Block.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-05-20

P. o. Address 81 Commercial build
ing, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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FARMs-sALE on RENT.

Farm bargains Ltchned county, Conn; Ben.
shire county, AAss-6O Farms for sale, is 10 600
acres: 500 10 900. vrie for list. ]. X SMITH
station A.. Wlnsted, Conn
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We WANT a good live man IN each locality
70 represent us. We arc prepared 20 make q nj
oral contract with a man Of good standing. We
have many representatives who are making sew
erAl Thousand Dollars a year In addition 70 their
regular business.
We handle entire issues OF gh-grade bonds,
such As nrst mortgage railroad, street railroad.
municipal, water works, school. and other COR
Doration bonds Taxing the issues direct from
the issuing corporation places Us on the ground
moor. A. present placing a two-mlnon
lAchicola a Northern r. r., as well a. entire issues
on other gilt edge securities
Can furnish the best bank references. and also
refer 20 BrAdstreet's and Dun's Mercantile Agencies
Write for Particular.
BAKER & CRABTREK,
bi5-aio-SI7 Fullerton Rldr.. 81. Louis. No
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
s7Ss's'S's's'~Ns0ees7s7s7s0s7sN7sN7SN0s7S
uTvCTNyUCQ CTEANCH

Our two advertisements preceding thh one
have simply deluged US With Inquiries, and inves.
tom have been quick 70 realize the exceptional
opportunity offered. We have handled some Of
the greatest money making enterprises OF late
year,, but frank 20 state that We consider the
AuSable proposition the best that we have ever
Investment. The demands for stock
make IL necessary for us 70 say that unless you
place your order within the next fifteen days the
chances are you Will not be able 20 get IN, a. we
crease the capitalization. Remember, that every
pront sharing certificate which you buy IL pro-
tected by a 2lyear per cent. gold bond depoGlted
with . large Trust Company OF New YORK and that
your Investment will pay 80 per cent II you have
not seen our previous notices. write for free book
let giving full details.
UNDERHIkL a COMPANY,
q Pine St, New York City,
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$1,000 BUYS patents for raft; somethlnE new.
MCDONALD. wIGGINs co.. 2sI Broadway.
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LET ME IMPROVE YOUR
EIGuRE

Latest models 10 COfsets; made 70 order 500
and upward perfect ~ guaranteed. hme
ANY INFORMATION Of the Whereabouts Of
daughter. Address MAGGIE CROKER HEINEcK.
boz SOS, Pueblo Col
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pITTNTg TOU gAIT

desire 70 seu Tor cash, az once, nve Patents
covering Thomton's Improved Washing Machines
and Bench Wringers. household articles which will
readily eel, these machines are far superior 20
any nov the market: will sell entire lOt for
10000 and would Ike 70 begin negotiations With
porunity 70 engage In large manufacturing busi-
H. p. FRY. CHATTANOOGA. TIM
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GOVERNEssEs: French Foverneses and com.
panonu, liberal salaries: German finishing and nuf-
eeTy fovernegsea: COmpanion for clefgyman'a
daughter teacher (city posiuonl: American gov
erness tAe1iooli American gOverness city, teach.
eu Tor September vacancies wanted Immediately.
Write for circulars. MISS DONOVAN'S EDuCA.
IlONAL AGENCY, 30 East itth st. Establish
n years. Telephone. s2l7 GTamercy.
0OyERNESSES, companions. New York. travel
Ing France nrst class engagements, liberal sala-
nee; summer kindergarten: teachers college grad
yates; trained nurse; assistant matron 0nstutionl:
gppeIvislng housekeeper wanted. HOPKINS I'D
UCATlONAL AGENCY, Lincoln Building, 1 Uni0u
So. Telephone, 4o29 Gramercy.
LADIES TO DO P1ECEWoRK AT THEIR
HOMES; We urniah all materials and pay from 81
70 tl2 weekly. Send stamped envelope 70 ROYAL
CO. - Z. Monroe st., Chicago,
SrENO0RAPHER and Remington operator
who u acquainted with once routine: must DO
peHenced. OPERATOR, box lie sun once.
tWANTED-A lady 70 do easy work at home
iull Or spare time; good pay. Address bon 20
Sun once. -.
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AN ACTIVE ASSOCIATE wanted with S5o.0oo
20 invest In a large long established manutactuT-
Ing concern, with well established trade net profits
now average $4,000 annually, which can be To-
teed, with liberal salary. This Is one OF thelArgost
manufactures In It's line 10 this country; assets
about $4,000. Thorough Investigation Invited.
Pull details on application 70 b..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co, lbI BroAdWAY.
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WANTED-An experienced young man
in the office Of large printing concern.
Must be familiar with the details OF the
business, estimating and laying out Of large
work, etc. References required. Address
G. S., Box lO7 Sun office.
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Every style 10 select from.
CREDITI TAILORING ON CREllII

Suits topcoats 70 measure. We open charge ao-
counts fuf all without security. Prices same as for
cash: business confidential. Terms. Small cash
deposit balance weekly or monthly easy part pay
mentS goods delivered Immediately: call or write:
agent brings ~ mples.
MIRTIE TAILORING CO, 7si Sixth Av.
Open Evenings, Near f2d 81.
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to 600 OF PER CENT cumulative gold beads
LOT sale by large corporations liberal bonus offered
70 lnNestoni INVESTIGATE this. Apply TO .-
. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90, SS26T broadway,
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HANDSOME DWELLINGS ier sale N nan.ion
t6fI. Hsnsioh So. y. v
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HELP WANTED-HALR.
ASSISTANT CLOAK AND sur MANAGER.

ABRAHAM & STRAUS, Brooklyn,
require an assistant manager in their
Cloak and Suit Department; must be
able TO present good credentials and have
had high class experience. Address,
"Cloaks & Suits. ABRAHAM STRAUS.
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HELP WANTED.

CALIFORNIA WANTS HELP 90 Bookkeepsrs
clerks, mechanics, laboreS; send 25c In stamps
for wages paid and other information. HARRIS
INFORMATION BUREAU, 225 Kehrney St., san
Francisco, Cal.
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HANOVER EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, S2s West
Both ST. n. Bccman-First cHSS male and female
help, all natiouaitles. HouTs, A. n. TO p. NJ.
Tel 2O5t Columbus.
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

A MARRIED MAN would like TO take care Of
lawns and horse; gardener Long Island preferred,
with cottage 10 live In: best OF reference. r.. box
1l0 sun once.
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10 per cent preferred Investment; We oder an
OF any par Of $1,000 10 per cent. preferrod PAT
ucpating stock IN a small New York Close o0tpora-
ton, cOndWcting business with largest New fonf
city corpots On and estates. mANl mum expenses
one year $1,000: minimum earningt. 10000; tho
ouEhy meutorious business; bank and other refe.s
81, New York. %
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TO RENT-Country home. all modern improve.
Fnents, shade and fruit. good GtAblea. "a hour
from New York. For further PARTICULAR inquire
OF =. HOLSApLE, room tOi, $50 broadway, OF
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MCDONALD -WICGINS CO,

A LARGE CORPORATION Of coed sandlnE
about SO go capital 20 close artephontg
stand rigid Investigation. Apply 70
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ABOVE I4TH ST.. WEST EIDE-
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LOCOMOTOR ATAxIA

Patients 10 the nrSt and second stAges can be
positively restored 20 normal walk, and the
progress Of the disease permanently checked; re-
narkable improvement 70 patients IN the mOst
chronic and helpless condition. within q compare
lively short time absolutely guaranteed. Apply
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