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c. s BARROW cHlcAeo's COUNSEL.

Chicago. Apr .2.-Alayor Edward r Dunno 10
CAV appointed Clarence s. barrow 10 have charge
- ~ tie traction litigation 81 the city M i)sr-
VOW represented the mine WORKERS IN re 1e+tsEs
before me commissioner named By president
Roosevelt 70 settle the great strtEe in the an1ra-
Gle ccsi fields.
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SENATOR PLAT GAINING sLowLY.

Washington. Conn. April 12-The report regard
ing the condition of Senator o. H. Plat who Is
suffering from pneumonia, had a hopeful tone to-
day Although the change in his condition from
dav 10 dsv is almost imperceptble. his physician
Or W J. Ford says there has been a decided inn
provement since Sunday, and while danger Is not
over he Is exceedingly hopeful. Senator Platt
passed a comfortable night and his general
strength is holding out we'll
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l.uMoARlAM REPueLIcANs oReANIzE.

gg.e Hungarian colony Y0Tkvilie and Harlem
las organized the Yorkrille Harlem Hungarian Re-
publican cub A celebration meeting will be held
;a-mofFoR C0gernor Hegins, iAeutenaHt GOV
error Bruce. Chairman Harnes or The State k1
ecItiVe Committee President ltaipin OF the County
Committee and other Republicans nave promised 10
fa-e RepuAliesn Cilbr.onls 30 s83 East sGth-si.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AMERICA-ArturO BaldesanO Special Consul
General from Madrid. Spain. to New-YOrk. CAM
BRIDGE-Count Leopold Bredow. Berlin
GRAND-Major c. A. Flagler. L. 5 a. HOLLAND
Morris Carnegie. Pittsburg. MANHATTAN-Ex-
Governor Black. Troy. NETHERIAAND-AIrS John
W Mackay and Princess ColOnna, San Francisco
PLAZA-General Charles Miller Franklin. Penn.
ST REGIS-Judge Elliott Rodgers, Pittsburg
WoLCoTT-Duke and Duchess of Manchester,
England.
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cHEReouRe's PHENOMENON.

Cherbourg. April 12.-It is reported here that an
American scientific mission is coming TO Cherbourg
TO Investigate the phenomenon of luminous body
which appears al night far seward of this port
French astronomers have investigated it without
result.
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LETTERS FOB CIRCUITS UNIVERSITY.
Controller Reports Progress on Plan to Con-
solidate Institutions.

controller GrOut announced yesterday that prog
.tss was being made the plan for forming
various educational institutions in Brooklyn into
InlVerslty' with extensive buildings on the east
s'ee aana near Prospect Park. He said:
10 suoeommittees have united in formulating
- Nlilch VIII be sent tomorrow the heads
81 ~ various istitutions which IL is proposed to
9 80 IN the university. This in itself is an i'm
sep, as Il viii hiring before the institutions
~ Lele shape the plans of the committee The
A''"NAiSh papers VIII print the letters tomorrow.
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MONEY TO AID CRIPPLED CHILDREN.

Hampstead. Long Island. April l2-Mrs. James I.
Kernochan and Mrs J. T. Smith Haddon Of the
Meadow Brook colony. have collected $50 among
theF friends for present 70 the Home % ST.
George Tor crippled children. between Hampstead
and Garden city. The money will be used 10 buy
surgical braces for young children.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AwEPIc,.
WEST INDIES Ere


THURSDAY dSl-At .. a m for Cuba Yuea,sn aaf
HeNe0 when sTe>iay addressed for this sreaT1erl-
= m tsupQlsll entary 1890 p. M for Bahamas pe-
SelsSe satso Mexico. via TampcO when specially
addressed Tor this steamer. l. for Brazil nor
Ca1shla VIA Pernambuco. Macet0 ami RIO Tanair7 in
e!udlns Northern Brazil Argentine Uruguay ani 1a-s
SuA4 Nae specially addressed Cor this stearnerl a.
FRIDAY dat a. Tor St Bfrrs II -r.n-e,,,,-
81 4l9rti1s ana tIulana- Fer :. Uer.
- rSbA4 tI1At $40 a. supplementary $50 m
Ior tort2 Hico curacao and Venezuela per $ s Pha-
dressed Tor TINS Steaerl- $40 CsurpIer1enfa,
$50 a. M Tor s. Thomas St CroIx. Ieewars ana
NlndWaIQ Islands and Guiana. per s Parma en-
clu1ing Grenada ST Vincent Trinidad vvhar
etay addressed for this steamer: al $40 ID f5T
Elementary lU3O a M for Fortune
Colombia per Ss-1ia talSO Costa Rica VA IfrS0n
Ior Cuea per s s Moro Castle. via Havana. al 10
a. N for Grenada. st. Vincent. Trinidad anJ rfs5s5
Bolivar per $ s Grenada; at 10 m Tor Brazil ~
s $ eastern Prince. via PeTnambuco. Rio Tauei-9
Santos Including Northern Brazil Args1fs1a Tv-,,-
ana Paraguay when specially addressed this
err az = m Tor northern Brazil s. via
addTesSed oniy). per s. Curityba via ATatanzaS s
NOIICE-Ftve cents per half In addition 70 the
regular postage must be prepaid an letters for
warded By the Supplementary Mails ana letters de-
tries after the closing OF Regular MaiI f,~ as
patch by particular vessel viii not be forwar5s5
unless such additional postage is fully prepaid thereon
by stamps supplementary Transatlantic Mails
French steamers whenever the sangs occur ct q a m
or later; and late mail deposited IN the
boxes on the piers Of the German Lines sailing from
Honoken Tie mails on the piers one HON
hat before sailing time and close minutes Sefos
sailing time Only regular postage Getters cents
hals ounce is required articles mailed on the piers ~
steamers double postage Getters 10 half ounce
on other lines.
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KING EDWARD TO Visit ALelERs.

k2giers Anril 12.-The British consul has been in
formed that King Edward and Queen Alexandra
wiz come here on Friday for a short visit.
Palma. Island n 1iajorta, April Fixing Edward
ard Queen Alexandra arrived here to-day on the
Victoria ana Albert. Their majesties landed at 3
D. n and were warmly welcomed
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExrEp-
TRANSATLANTIC

Nails texcept Jamaica and B3hamasl forwarded daily
ports OF sailing The CONNECTING mails coS-
POStCffce. NeV-Tork. follows
CUBA via Port Tampa a. f4;30 a. Monday Weduez-
day Saturday tAlsO from Nsw-York Thurs,isv ari
Saturday. See abCvsl
daily. except sunday; SUNDAY a. and 1OSO p m.
NEWFOUNDLAND texcept Farcsls-Post Maiisl. via
North Syiney. at m Monday Wednesday SAT-
Urday talso occasionally from New-York and Phiadei
phta. ahCVel
NIQUEION, via Boston and Halifax at $50
other sunday (Afril . and % MAY and 81 etcl
JAMAICA. via BcstoH. Al p Tuesday; Phladel-
phia az s. M Wednesday tAlso NeVE-Yorl-
SATURDAY sc abovel
BAHAMAS Except Parcets-Pcsf Maiis, via Miami Fia
at 1880 a Tuesday. CAlso from NcT-Ysrk See
BRITiSH HONDURAS HONDURAS EAST Coassl sna
GUATEMALA via New Orleans At 1850 Non
Coast az Honduras dispatched from
YorS via Parama. See a5oveO
COSTA RIGA. via Nev-Oriears. at 10 30 Tuesdav
NICARAGT-A tEast CCest. Via Nev--Orleans a. 1860
70 m "Wednesday west Coast OF Nicavasua Is Dis
patched from New Yerk via Panama See abovsl
and Canal ZONE fSnectali- a. trassel
sis New 0reaps~ az 1000 s,D Jav taftsr 10
o. n Si,ySay ard urtl sailing ~ New York steamer
nal Tor Psraua lnd = s0al Zone held foE the New
York steamer See a9CNel
fssissred cr overland Dispatches closes q. n
previous day
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I.archmOnt Manor. N. T.. April II. Is
REAo THE TRIeuNg IRON THg ElRsT.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: IE The Tribune of to-day Mr.. Cooke is said
to be the oldest reader of IRE Tribune living. My
father was warm friend Of Horace Greeley. and
from the first number have read il daily: at
seycnty-six cannot DO without it. 1t is like dear
old friend to me NJ b. TUCKER
NeW-ToTk, April II, 1885,
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GATES HAsTENs 70 DYING FATHER.

Chicago April, l2.-John ". Gates to-day passed
through here N the way TO the bedside of his
father Aeel - Gates who is said be dying AZ his
bame IN ST. Charles. III lie paid no attention 10
his financial Interests here.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AdoIphus r. Andrews Of
Dallas Tex announces the marriage OF her daughter
Margaret 10 Mr.. Arnold William Francis. OF East
Orange. n j. at 3 D. m, April ~ Brooklyn. n Y.
NJ L4ELLAN-COCHRAN - On "Wednesday April L.
1905. the Central Presbyterian Church. Nsw-Yo
by the Rev. Wilton Merle Smith. d. D.. and the Rev
Samuel T. Carter, D. D. Mary daughter of car
and the late Rev. T. W. Cochran, to Rev Douglas
Mcclellan. Of Liverpool England.
WILTON STUART-OGDEN-A the residence OF the
brides mother. No. 34S Lexington ave- Nev-York
April IL 1909, BY the Rev. Harris Ely Adrance. Mary
j. p. WhitOn-StUart.
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tribune Local obseryatnons-

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes in pFessrro Indicated BY The triones self
recording Barometer The dotted line shows the tePeEa
tuFe recorded by the local Wsa'heF bureau
Locals OniciaI ReeOrd-The following odStal record
from the weather Bureau the changes IN the ten
pegature for the tWenyfour hours IN comparison
date Of aat
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average 5 average for corresponding daie OF last year
So average for corresponding dste Of last twenty-five
years. a. . -. ,.,,,..A - -.,-
Laai forecast Partly cloudy today iooNea y fele
Ia the Afternoon OF n!sht; FRIDAY ram AS'S-7iAs
naFtheast WtndA
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Campbell John. Metcslf Arthur T.
Graotree Mary A. Miller Bloomfield
Hegeuaan. laura N SeovH. Thomas l.
Ketehun. Edgar WoDlsey. sarah &.
B9XEEon y TP s AgT . Il Esias Boyer tAa
1Ss Main-st NorWalS, Conn. on Thursday. APRIL 10
died april H. Funeral from her late residence. 275
ociOcE. iniszment EIizaSsth y j. xnay emit how =
a55 TSSfaay Ag L. lss q ;yRRois
held his late residence No. q west ssIh-st.. at
aES place at he the tsS 5'A' vi"
cRAgTREE-Agri II. 4 laos. Merry A. widow Of J. ..
England papers please copy
q f Ss : A boHans ana WIDOW e.
Charles Folsom in the ssh year @ Der age Fune-al
FRIDAY, April Il. at 10 .. m.
HEeEsIAE -suddenly. on wednesday moEaiag April r.
West NsN-xoFk city, Laura n EssstHasa widow Of
SsT age Funeral al The convenience Of TIE fsralS
Intermsnt at Derby. Conn.
G q Iaat Ne Ts. iss I'VE N!Sr ely
age Funeral services a. hts late tssdeacs saturday
Weanssday ian inst susan NesEs Vie q TIE late
S S,'~ Fridsy Gpii Is At N q 'Ss chsPs FTos
poet Cemetery. Jamaica.
1895 Ellen Aladdea. in the o7tn year o her sge re
fnn sG PleosantTe y y April Is al io:so a N
METCALF-oa April 70 At the rssidsnse Of Rsv HENRI
AIKEN Arthur Tepney Mstcalf brother O.
Yares 5iSea Mstealf OF this city 50 years. oRths
and Il days. Burial Lowell. Mass
NsHsrk ; ApT J a i's sry 9issr PREF e
held al Trinity Episcopal Church. Broad St. Newark
on Friday. April "a, a. m lntssHeat In Mount
Pleasant Cemetery.
The members Of the Actuarial society e America
sasn regret toe loss their believed associate and
former President RfT D. j. Miller Lhss are requested
TO the funeral services q fsf Ses5Sn' ,,.,
P1KEep April " seloPsl -6 SSh9 Ss Rss sssd -, =
Stsnbop Merritt Burial ComPaRys shave, and lata
q On saturday 81 o'clock tntsfuenS az NeWbury-
port. Mass
,,c,,-11I On "wednesday April ~ loo5. bis resi-
Ssnce No 2i9 I4vinssfon-st.. NsN raven. sonn-,
ThoSas Hampton ScovnL iste of NeN-Nork Notice
funeral hereafter
vr0aI sEY-At her home. N NsNPoFl. ~ - on April y
go fIIneas sarah Chduneey EoolseS oldest
S5,e ~ the Iote John Wsalesy OF Ne% iiaiep
SsaG5 r,inera services VIII be held a. her late test
tns - eco o'clock in the afteFnoon on "wednesday
April r. The .nteFnsnt "'i De ~ '"s SehNeueee %
-
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4lal subseFibsrs IN Nev-HoEt City to the DAILY aad
4Ht-WEAkLH VIII Be charged ons cent a eo1y exssa
postage IN addition TO the rates named above
Foreign Rates.
Ser points IN Europe ana all IN the Ualv.zl
Festal CHion The TRIBUNE viii Be SAILED az sol-
L1gsfne rates.
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Insist upon having Buznstt's Vanilla.


Marriage notices appearing in THIS TREBUSE viii
extra charge. 7s 81
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UNDTRTakEIss

"a 81. rank z. Camphell-stepaen slerzl,i;
FrsstSTe Inst, stl-s west go g. Tel is-A Saes7A
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CEalETERIEs-
rHr woopLAWs CEMETERY

. ..,fti. by HARLEM trains from Grand CGntrai
e v-ebSter JeIofne avenue tFollela ana ~
sss.ioe - S1eS Up. Te.ephoae Ass Gramereyl tef
BOOK o. Ven oeses 20 East eSFd 81. " y. city
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Special Netice,.


~ tNA win b SEGA bg Han "a any .ssr... q,
1..,-,s oo'ead and address changed a. ofen a.
S.sI-- SUBSCRIPTIONS nay % siven 10 your r.x,1,-
ssssf before leaving if more coavsnisut 49,, -,
IN at THE TRIBUNE Onee As's tasn'
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Domestic Rates.
81 EARLE MAIL TRAIN
0Nt al points IN the United states CO.. "a Ns-
ssiae o. the 6oroushs Of 4anhattan a14 "a, Es111l
A-o 70 cuba Porto Rico, Hawaii ana ths RhiliDsia~s
without extra expense for foreign postage
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Death notices appearing ia THE TRIBUNE viii Do
Fepublished In The TF-Weskly Tribune without extra
charge.
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Died.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dOrsed with full name and address.
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Boyer. Eugene L.
Caldwell. Octayia H
Campbell. John.
Crabtree. Mary A
Folsom. Sarah c.
Hegeman. Laura n.
Ketchum. Edgar.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL HYsER-D. W: Kenner, Aitkin: G.. =.
MI Mikolso n. and md wife. Hazelton n, o. G n.
sternberg, Chicago; L. S. Wensole, La Crosse,
Wis; A.. W. Grams, Davenport; A. NJ Sullivan.
P. spabee, Glencoe; ". T. KirWin. St. Cloud;
r. s. Munholand Royalton: Ed. E. Renner,
New York; R. G. Dock and wife, Fargo; G. q.
F. Seaman, Deer River; p. NJ. Taylor. New
York; F. A. Woodbridge Newark N. j.;
+ Mephaj Richmona ya G. pn spaqla n,,
Oscar L. Figenan, Lockhart Sisters. Mr.. and
Mrs; George Roman. H. B; Williams. a. l.
!: I: Weinstein,- A.: Jay Gould. New York;
u: Rome 4: Miller Ns% YORK; i; !; as Ses:
Jessie Newton, Mason City. Iowa; D. Tozer,
saltwater; George r. stearns, r; s. Drew,
Helen De Mers, L. Shears, F. P. Bishop. CHI
HOTEL vENDoME-L. Jacobs, Chicago; 6. H.
Spencer and wife. ST. Cloud, Mimi; 2; L.
Welcome, Mimi, F. powelI and wife.
New York; H. Coles. Yorktown, N. j.; W. J.
Coulter. Toronto: Thomas F: Campbell, st.
ting, Faribault; Judge MeGindley, Duluth;
G. D. Hadley, Chicago; c. .. Griffith. Sleepy
Eye Nina Mnc,nn Babe sthss ks MIaa MIMI
Martin Jacobson. .Minot. N. D.; K. j. Cole.
Vanderhoup. Enderlin. N. D.: William Van
Praag Ashland, Wis; A. H. Hawley, Dayen-
Iowa. III EsnsoR wam ) spawa
Warren, Mimi; Robert Engram and family.
Jersey City. N. j.: A. Kline, Mason City.
Iowa; A. G. Bader. Detroit. Mich, Stella
Shufeldt Superior, Wis; George NJ. Lymes.
Fessenden. N. D.; r. L. Mcclellan, Prince
ton, Mimi; Laura Lanes. Dawson. alinn.;
w. j. Carson, GlenwooG. Mimi; DR.. H. j..
knight, Adams, Min; A. A. Hume. Chicago;
James L. Ross. Indianapolis: j. H. Whelden.
N. Wv. G. Belma. Owatonna, MINI; Thorn
as F. Campbell ST. Bonifaeius. Mimi. Mr..
and Mrs. Ellsworth. Rudd, Iowa: Frank b.
Duluth; George D. Fletcher, Chicago: b. G.
Church, Duluth: H. F. Weber. New York;
Mrs NJ. L. Rogers, Mankato; G. T. Christen-
son, Benning, Mimi; Louis II. Plutter, Mill
waukee; w. s. Small. Omaha; Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker, Massey. n. D.: v. B.. Wood, st.
Paul; p. Vanderhoof, Enderlin. NJ d. !;
e. B. Bingham Hopkins.
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DYEING AND CLEANING

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NJ on lay Evening,
SITUATIONS WANTED

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RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, No A
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less, one week. SOC. 49,
SALESMAN WITH BROAD EXPERIENCE IN
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territory acceptable; correspondence conhden-
tial. Address 313s. Journal.
POSITION AS WATCHMAKER AND ENGRAv-
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language. Address 1920 Journal.
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of some kind, Is good carpenter and had ex-
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POSITION WANTED BY FIRsT-CLAss MAN
in some Minneapolis or ST.. Paul dairy; five
years experience. References If required
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WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED NEWSPAPER
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BooKKEEPER, EMPLOYED DURING THE
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MILLER-M1LLWR1GH WANTS WORK BY
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WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN (NEwcoMER],
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h idan, 9os Northwestern building. Twin City
phone 1881. IS VS. 55s 9sSss g SIS
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Female.
WANTED-PosITIoN, BX LADY BOOK
keeper and stenographer. Four years ex-
perience; best Of references. Box 731. Crook
ston, MINI. ~ t .-
WANTED-A POSITION AS NURSE AND COM
panion; am an adept at facial massage, mani
curing and hairdressing. Address 1856, jour
nal. -. +-- Ia. + z.5s-r =, =. III
SEWING BY DAY OR BY THE PIECE BY
experienced dressmaker; $3.50 per day; refer,
ence 4. G. 1887. 1912 Hennepin av.
WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK OR OFFICES
to clean; call or write. 21O9 9th ay s.
IRONING, CLEANING, sWEEPING BY THE
day. N. W. phone Main 1O4O u. 49,
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no EXCHANGE- iscellaneons,

FOR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR MERCHAN-
disc. 1000 best 10c; nutmeg graters and 500
salable stock Isaac Scott. Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. u.
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hotels

HOTEL vENDoME: EUROPEAN; PORCELAIN
plumbing parquet foors room telephones.
steam heat. 75c-S1.25; with bath S1.50-$2.
HOTEL ALLEN, Sd ST AND Cd Av 8; ONLY
hotel in the city having all outside rooms.
Estes, 75c, 81, $3.50 single.
MELBOURNE HOTEL. 3e7 HENNEPN AVs
Elegantly furnished rooms: strictly frst-class.
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THEATRICAL COSTUMES.

WE FURNISH THEATRIuAL AND MAsQUE.
4 rade costumes at reasonable prices CatAl0Eue
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CLAIRvoYANTs
ANNOUNCEMENTS

CUT FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago, Denver. Spokane. Pacinq
coast terminals and tributary points. Best
OF service and lowest possible rates. Write
4 or call on the Boyd Transfer & Storage Co..
AZ Sd St Both phones.
MINNEAPOLIS BOOK AND ART EXCHANGE.
170S Clinton. have souvenirs. cards. books,
tree: all orders promptly attended to.
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FLORISTS

NEW YORK FLORISTS. WASH. Az d
feather and cut flowers and plants: floral de-
signs tor all occasions 7. G. nhone 1928.
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Offices.
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
FOR RENT-sd AND Sd FLOORS OF .
Q choice, steam-heated building; good light, o
o two blocks from Andrus bldg; l66x125 o
o. Apply to .a-4s. s. %
o Thorpe Bros, 2oe Andrus Bldg
o o o 0 o oF o o o O. o o o
BARBER SHOP AND ONE CHAIR. 2s7 10th
S1O- E%rE$ - sENsi rAa.a ~.