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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-28
WHERE DISEASE GERMS BREED.
No Need TO Fear "Germs' I the StOm'
aeh Be Healthy.

The ideal breeding place for dis
ease germs is weak stomach and
digestive system. The food, instead
Of being assimiiated. turns into a
sour, Shiny, fermenting mass, caus-
ing gases, distress after eating,
bloating, nausea and fatulency. The
poisonous germs that are given of
from this uudigested food enter the
blood, and p nipples, boils, and
blotched skin Is the result. Nervous
ness and sleeplessness come more
often from weakened digestion than
from any other one cause. Rheuma-
tism and govt are directly caused
by an acid condition Of the stomach.
No ordinary food digestive can
give lasting relief. IL Is absolutely
necessary, II one wishes 10 be we'll
10 use Mi-o.na, the only known rem
edy that soOthes aad heals the mu-
cous membrane Of the stomach and
digestive tract, stimulates the solar
plexus, and strengthens the nerves
OF the stomach. This remarkable
remedy puts the whole digestive
system IN SO healthy, clean and
sweet state that fermentation Of
the food cannot exist, any disease
germs in the stomach will be de-
stroyed. and all food will be So well
assimilated that a rapid and healthy
Increase In weight will quickly re-
suit.
Mi-o-ua Is q guaranteed cure for
all diseases OF the stomach except
ing cancer, "A guarantee being given
by f.. ]. jenkins with every package
| he sells, agreeing 70 refund the
money should the remedy not give
perfect satisfaction.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-28
A. AND N. COMMENCEMENT.

Following is the program for
the commencement exercises OF
the Agricultural and Mechanical
College June II, ~ and 10:
Sunday, June IL.
Sam.-Guard mounting.
$50 a. m.-Inspection OF quar-
tiers.
II a. m.-Commencement SER
mon, DR.. B. II. Dement,, pastor
Waco First Baptist church.
3 TO 6 p. m.-Open air band
concert.
Monday, June II.
m.-Guard mounting.
$50 to $3.50 a. m.-Individual
comparative drill.
$50 a. m. to 1890 p. Mn
spection of departments.
4:30 to $50 p. m.-Baitalion
drill.
$3.50 p. m.-Dress parade.
SD. m.-Celebration Austin lit
erary society.
Tuesday, June 10.
m.-Guard mounting.
$50 to $50 a. m.-Exhibition
drill by Houston Rifles.
1890 a. m.-Graduating exer-
cises.
Prayer.
Commencement address.
Valediotory address,M ) Church
Of Mckinney.
Announcement Of students dis.
tinguished in classes and depart.
ments.
Comforting of degrees by the
president Of the board Of directors,
Hon. Marion SAMSON, FIT. Worth.
4:15to6p. NC ompetitive
drill by companies for Howell
flag.
$50 p. m.-Final ball.
The usual arrangements for
special trains will doubtless be
made.
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FRANKLIN is HUSTLlNG.
Canning Factory Ready for Business and
Five Cars OF Potatoes Shipped.


On last Saturday the Franklin
Canning Company received 1000
cans in which to place part of the
product of our truck industry Of
this section. II is now believed
that the factory will begin work in
a few days and from that time on
will be able to handle all the truck
that can be obtained. Mr.. Wyatt,
the professor, arrived in the city
this week, and will have things
ready for business in three or four
days. The company is expecting
another carload of cans in few
days, and it is believed the factory
will ship more stuff this year than
last. Twenty-Five cars have been
arranged for with the Rotan Gro
Gerry CO., and ready market can
be found for az much more, if nee
essary. There Is no question but
that the canning factory ia now a
part of the industry of Franklin
that is looked to with interest. II
Is a fixture, and in the future its
business will gradually increase
until it finally becomes one OF the
indispensables,
On Wednesday and Thursday of
this week the warehouse platform
of the l. IL G.. n. was swarming
with industry. The truck growers
from the surrounding community
began coming early in the morn
ing and there was a gradual stream
of wagons trying to get alongside
the platform throughout the day.
By noon on Wednesday four car.
loads of potatoes had been un-
loaded, and the balance Of the day
was consumed in weighing same
and issuing checks to the farmers.
Wednesday and Thursday made a
showing OF five cars, which were
purchased by Mitchell Bros. A
carload of potatoes will average
about 400 bushels and five cars
would make US shippers of 1000
bushels this week. The price paid
for these potatoes was between go
and 20 cents. At 20 cents the po-
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n. & 7. c. RATES.

Fort Worth, account Pharmacists,
sell June IL and IL.
Greenville, acc count Epworth
League (colored), sell May 80 and 81.
Waco, account Commencement,
sell May 20 and 30.
Niagara Falls, June II, Is, ~.
Indianapolis, Ind, June 10 To y
inclusive.
Galveston. account regatta, sell
June 9Th and part Of 7th. a s2.2O
rate will be on part OF June oth ana
part Of 9th.
Austin, account X. Of p. (colored),
June ~ and 10.
Mineral Wells. sell June ~ and Is.
h Dallas, account Bankers Assoc n,
sell June - and l3.
LaPorte. account Il. Y. =. T., sell
June II, 10 aud i6. Rate 50 %.
On June summer rates will COM
mence 10 Galveston and coast re-
sorts. LampasR Marble Falls,
Kingsland, Llano, Milford, Amarillo,
Boerne. Comfort, Keerville and east
tern points. Not too busy 10 answer
questions.
Waco, account Commencement,
sell June 3 and 1.
Prairie View, account Commence
ment. sell May p aud p
Waco, account state >. ;. Conven-
ton. sell May 30 aud 81, rate $3.50;
limit June ?.
Bristol. Tenn, account German
Baptists. sell May 81, June i and 2;
limit July /.
For information on Lewis x Clark
Centennial Exposition and Pacific
coast excursions call at Central
depot.
louisville. KY. acct Confederate
Reunion, sell June 8, 10, II and ~;
limit July 10. Rate Ell 65.
Toronto, Can, June Is TO % inclu-
sive.
W. ). Wilson, Agent.
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tAtoes brought 81 400. This beats
6-cent cotton.
Not since the early days has such
an array of wagons and business
teeming with industry been seen
on our streets.-Franklin Central
Texan.
When a plucky little town like
Franklin can solve the problem Of
truck growing and diyersification
20 successfully, it looks like Bryan
would have no trouble about il If
the proper effort was put forth.
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PROPOSALS FOX WOOD.

Sealed bids will be received at the
Presidents Office of the A. q NJ. Coll
lege until 10 o'clock, Wednesday,
June "a, 1906, tor 1900 cords, more or
less. OF good merchantable wood de-
livered on the College grounds sub
lect 20 the approval OF the President
as 10 quality and measurement. Ger
titled check for $3.50 must accom-
many each bid 10 be forfeited 10 the
College in case the successful bidder
fails 20 make good and sufficient
bond 10 carry out the contract. The
right 10 reject any or all bids Is re-
served. David F. Houston,
fi5t 30 President.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-28

Some people have an idea that a
local newspaper in small town,
even at a county seat, is OF no
value. We know Of one place in
this state which has never had a
paper. but where the citizens are
now compelled to start one IN order
to make effective a law especially
passed for them at their requestby
the recent Legislature. The adyan-
tages of a local paper must be az.
parent to all There is nothing
to lose and everything to gain by
giving it support.-B alesville
Herald.
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NOTICE.

In the Caldwell pasture one stray
COW, black spotted, with 9 branded
On right hip. Has young calf Owner
can get same by calling on John NJ.
Caldwell and paying for pasturage
and this ad. lfe
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THIRD COMMENCEMENT A. 4 c. IN.
SrTUTH MAY u, ~, 20.

THIRD COMMENCEMENT A. 4 c. IN.
STrTUTE MAY 70, ~. 20.
May -, ........ Sermon ut II O'Clock
Marche Professionals .......
...... Mrs. II. o. Boatwright
Doxology.
Invocation. 80. Rev. w. T. Wood
Quartette, "Te Deum". Lloyd
Mesdames Davis, Howell. and
Messrs. Law and withers.
Scripture Reading. Rev. J. l.. Crane
Prayer. .............R Rev. ]. ID. West
Solo, ''There 10 q Green Hill Far
Away. ........... Gounod
Mrs. J. Webb Howell.
Sermon. ......... Rev. Thos. X. Lee
Solo, 20, Shining Light" Adams
Mrs. Wilbur q. Davis.
Benediction. .............R Rev. Lee
May 20. .... Graduating exercises Of
music department at Grand Opera
House at $50 p. m.
Invocation ......,........R Rev. Belts
Valse No. l, a............ Chopin
Essay, b.. Music AS a science
Miss Villa Mccullough
Sonata, Pathetique, a. Beethoven
Essay, b.. Purpose OF Music
Miss Edith Preston
Caprice Espagnol, a. Moskowski
Essay, b.. Music as an Art
Miss Sunshine Cole
Rigoletto Di Verdi, A.. Liszt
Essay, b The Superstructure OF
Music .. Miss Patti McClung
Glass Song Mrs. +. Kellogg Cone
Presentation Of diplomas by the
Principal,
Medal for greatest Improvement
awarded to.......-.. .......-.,...
Presented by J. w. Doremus
Medal for highest grade during ses-
sion awarded to Miss .....-.,.,.,
Presented by Rev. J. ID. West
Benedietion. ....... Rev. ). l.. Morris
May 80. - Graduating exercises In
Academic department beginning
at $50 p. m.
Invocation Rev. .,.................
Piano duet, Les Sylphs. Brink
man
Misses villa Mccullough and
Patti McCluug.
Saiutatory ...... Miss Tennie Stuart
Essay-A Summit, but Peaks Be
yond
Miss Erma Collins.
Essay ....... The Souls Jewels. B."
Miss Lizzie Haygood.
Song, over the Hills at Break Of
Day .... ... ............ 6elbel
Glass.
Essay ........ ... Fatal Beginnings
Miss Nellie Morris.
Essay. Behind the Veil that Hides
the Future Opportunity Smiles.
Miss Laura Brogdon.
Grafton, Will Socialism be the Next
Political Issue? Guy Board
Piano duet, Fanfare Rondo o..
Militaire .. Misses Edith
Preston and Sunshine Cole
Grafton ..... The Man Of the Hour
Ross Stewart
Valedictory Miss Bertha Stuart
Response .......... Decisive Battles
Curtis Henry.
Presentation OF diplomas by Princi-
pal.
First honor medal awarded 10 Miss
Laura Brogden, presented by
Judge Hudson.
Medal for greatest progress and good
department during sess n,
awarded TO .rssss..s. tssts. .sssts
Presented by Rev. J. l.. Crane
Song. THE Close Of Day
Benediction., Rav...................
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n. 5l sEII7i-Ils' lllI7I3797
LEGAL NOTICES..

Yl d6GR4 F-5F t aiFY a ~ RicH
c City Richmond Plaintiff l't5
Otway s. Allen, Martha a. Wise, and 4
roger and Mrs. T. T.. (ireEor x. /, I, 4,
t tE ia & from decree Of January i7loo5
,adjudgle. order and decree that this cause
DO referred to James u, prase I'm who
tie following inquiries; Il 81, i. ],
Es,I4NYha.t person or persons are ehtlli 81
/ Of the court IL this cause A. the M lts
chants National Bank OF Richmond. + Va,
and In what proportion. ~ ligl I. 4,
liens e%istE y Y ~, n,o ,rd
finHihese proceedings. showing the pr olrll rs
ties Of such liens II any. ifs I, ht35a
Whether the proper l,ar.,es VIII RI
fore the court to titleG IT to make dist
button OF the said fund. iii u, 4 ]. III
4 7a8,.,All Of which inquiries the said Com.
missioner lis directed J. 70 report ,to collI!
with any matter specially stated deemed
pertinent by him or required 70 pc stated
sby&any party III Interest,
a3t'And the said commissioner ts directed
to give no Ice OF Tho tlmo an Place it.is
akHg of the se e ahe
and by SIMILAR notice published once q
week for four successive weeks In some
newspaper published In the city 81 ltlch'5
monda as "a y
HI Once Of II =
Special Com'r. James II. Drake IL, 5 i
1E Rooms g and a, II 10 u, Main Street
Ia "a .55 ~ Richmond, Va.
TO tho parties 10 tho above Omitted
cause and all other persons interested In
the proceedings therein, and ~ the fund
derived from tho condemnation of the
property in these proceedings by the5city$
Of tRichmond; You are hereby notlfied
that have fixed !po1n my Offices, Rooms
Va as Tie place. and Thursday, February
g9, 1896, at, II O'clock q, NJ, as the time
for executing the requirements of I he Sde-
cree OF which the foregoing Is AN extract.
when and where You Will attend and do
what lis necessary % protect your interest;
3 herein. III s3 3 . II Jul. ~
9''''S'S''s - JAMES IA. I,R Alitl. lr.,
353 Special l'onmlsal n, III
Liam n LAM ~ W. q Si
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'y'I.RC i.I.ll'.I!||. !. !! \.
B'R., I ]. ] |: !: !, s

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sA48R (Spectat To! 1,he times Dlspatch)
g;s AB1NC. 30 N. Az Jan. % "a q one, OF
tie tenant houses on the farm Of NJ r. Il.
Wade Steel fo,irslrilea SOUTH of a bing doi1,
James Henry ana Tom Stuart bern lie en- s
"a Red III dill altercati on. which rcliulted
3in'7Stt,art badly slnshiig Henry ~ th v,
SknIfc~S1tii sB feared tint II enry ma Ole I
from tho wound g. R l4ias RI .
$5 fr1slSDERI Cf sT,1J re. " A. J, Ernest yal
lWlio&llired III horse from q ,t,a RS. II Ian
ftrotus before MaEistrate Ellskoy, q
fAyeerns, wns fired $50 and u ven fa sen
8tence of two months In ia y.
f5Et1ANOVE q. I'll. Al ohm Ctilds, col
Sorcd, Il IL We'll known saw mil man, vas 4
taditidged SinShne to-day by q con fllsso y
5a md Dr. Haws Calnpbell and lcx-55
bandcr5I Wright. Childs's homo aid saw
are III King vliani county. Just across
tho Pamunkey River from here ere,
be as n ATJie ss S5se1afefyc
oswald damson vlllard, ot New. q, YORK;
srandson,o tho late William LLOYD Gar ('t !,
Wright former commissioner or labor.@55
5t N ORFO LIZ, n A. Frederick sonltntus
was arrested here yestarda y$ to prevent
suicide under the halluclnatl2n thn ,
fro,l, tho $secoid-story window q his
residence. Mo- ITO May sAvenue ~ Is III;
PER F0lasBuRC;, " Am r.. liam T.
Spotswood, who was seriously hurt IN a
runaway accident Saturday q fternoon, Is
3 w s5g ig333s sgT "a
wi NC HESTER. ~ A--Thc Pres byterinn
ChurchEofa SYinchcste ter yes terdayl issucd a.
cali to r ev.s j. "a tIornce I.acy. OF ClnrkF-S
willie. Tenn, who will n pro ba bly accept
lie Is "a Yrgnlal#nnd n graduate %, Ne
and Union Theological SENT
llnary3of Richmond. .Slsl. Il @
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Alcoholic Medicine.
snnclal M The Times. pLsra tcE.l

n Especial 10 The Times, Dlsna ch.l ~ I. y
tive We HARRISON introduced In The House Y
u bill which is intended to stop me SAFE Y
acohollf drinks, ndsr slle gHs syeS "
Observation-Disclosures who desires to sci any,
natent medicine lin the state must " p,a Y,
$500 license and give 600 bond, sh ssr, q
Of med ene must be FLED WIN the. ss ~ a
Board OF Iioalth for their approval, y 9
patent medicine containing alcohol; op,l nii
Or other dangerous drugs mus ne SYN v, Y
without obtaining this license ron 81 ~
State, sH5tt 5Gf4l n 5{ EfE Y
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81 DISGUISED AS WOMAN. ss3
Three Men A Kill a w oman il Her
5l.s8@ Fl ONE NJ N ean WYthevillc.

(special$to rh6 rines- DlHpatch.1} 81
"a. Jar.s % 1T brcs parties
disguised as women went 70 tho house snf
Rachael Montgomery ut The upper end 3of Pine
Ridge, about eight miles west Bof W thcyills.5
Saturday night broke IL and shot her, I, the ball y
pass ng through the arm. entering tho heart
and 5pro1ucing instant deaf h. S ~ z,
34f Lucy " nlkcr.# n sdnught"rs Of The WOMAN
Killed was Very badly beaten. t'
rested for the offcnsc, Y and have been identl rs
fled by tho Walker woman as two OF tho
the preliminary examination which will take
place iii a few dayE. H. 4. III
The third party Is unknown and has not
l.ce,, arrested. The parties are all csroes
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Mrs. Mamie DAILY

Z fspecIal 10 The Times psnatsh,:, M u, .
jan ipr sat. ' ssp
tist v minister Of Ii,ray died ags s.
about twenty.six years ,Ehnya sts hs
Hone for her health, and where she was tako
Seriously she ~ s,rSXsa 1eatl,
asn1 1u Ion. me burial MI Il take lace ~
Grsen I'LL Cemetery, I1uras to'nlo'FsoW ''
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LOST s y AND FOUND.

tr 3 M 81 II 8 SpAY ~ NJ cIaN1NG, Bi1-
tweei, FIRST and Second Streets Oh, s9 .it,
II Broad d small Cold Brooch VIII
amethyst in centre with name ~ ~, IL 81
VI M ff,ffic a. md receive same after paying
VA fnra I his 81 ertisemGllt. AN 1a
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


WHY DO L ORDER MY3LIQU0RSlr FROM
e8PHIL q. KELLY? Because he carries y.
nothing but Straight Whskies IN ~ ~ In e
in bond that am satisfied he Is IN a
position TO offer tho greatest lue for my
money. Also, he is very promp N \. nv.
right prices to select from, as the follow
Ing partial list shows: Old Maysville, CLUB.
5 years old, 70 gallon; Atherton, Rye 0
sso J nss pat p9nty Years ss
Clifton Springs, years. So Diamond IA
9 years, SCI 6,year.olI Virginia !, APp LIe
Jack, $3.50 per gallon; a.year,old wirglnidd
North Carolina Corn, sl,7b gallon OH
goods less nan $3.50 per gallon remit ,for
gallons. soc.; three galofhs' 40c,. etc It
Is conceded that our $500 goods Is the
best that can be gotten for the money y,
REILLY. Man ordsr pSs;paftme Il 40h'
>mond, Va "a s. t's S34 #
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BOARDING.

cI1T,11 en- N IGN c1rLY b Fu RI
I nished. co1nfortable1 rooms Il good table:
4 nermare9it and A transient boarders;
a3 terms rea sona.ble4 n ~ E KS
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T,ps.r- 8 ATu. n. AZ, OLD I.ot'lS,ET !
monogram AtcC,o, one ,s,q9e' s s,,1
4 rsWbrd Tor return 10 1C1I IL w. Grace fl's
II Street Al XII u 57t jt ID
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GRAcE s'r,, u. a ED FOR
h the list Of tlTebrtiury. occupa t1ts VIII
board for a large front room on seo o'll.
II floor Apply at 302 Il. & race. \
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REAL / ESTATE For Sale.

COUNTRY STORE AND III NuEDLL,;INlGtF
with clean stock 9 general merchal1i-
4fi,ess oWner TOO feeble to benr strain q
Address MUSE, this office. s53aS
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on Nc &I.iADY5ORI, GEN i
h'flainen Introduce latest phllca ton. 81
55 IL Sl5 week. ddrcss Il. 7G, this Office.
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GRACl1 sT., H., WA ilTI1D,. DC ARD,,
ers for nice second-story front room ai - n
hall room. 1G3 East Grace. W. 5.is ais 5tt
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ROOMS FOR RENT: a

CI,AY.gI5. ~. r Q ONIs FOR RENT i>l Z
3 with or without board. ~ & .lIlL q.
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5SriEL T, l.vvANTED Male.

Any IS1,E1411G EN- T. DTaso y NAY !! ~,
earn SO Ito 500 monthly III spar =, e,,,,o
Srnrrns bonding for newspapers; no can can
I'M ssinE. @ Send for particulars. .NORIl p
n ERN TTRESS SYNDICATE l.ocK iil poft'
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ron z, liza pPHIo AND r. UGIT SKIN USE
T,ATTMER'S COMPOUND CalIlphHor. &c
Id and 70 cent a boz a = drug
s5' phone 81. a A5ss5 aSat
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ANyTTI5T7II N1iELL1G DNCI. PIERS ON III MAY
Cd III good Income spomdlng si !,
" ~ t,.s.nra nersI IL experience unnecessary
stSs sna iSss ri. particulars. NORTH EFN5
II n Press sYND1 CATE, oclport NJ 5!li !;
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WANTED, SINGING; < AND n DANCING
specialtles, sketch tean,ss g;
a SoIiTHjRN DRAMATIC AGENC y, 62a
Il L. Broad street "A n i Il &.
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pETTRIo, s., N o, 81l---NNAN.rED,aB oARD.s
III ers FOR nicely furnished front rooms y;
also table honrders. No. s.. Third st &!
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l,1A Nh E,I GIT. Allan You V,
M IN learn e retai business VII
tl, he Of hccomIng ales;nan II nnH bs5
SPEAK llngls4ana nj, ,li''lll a''u Own n
4 Nan 'anni,dwriting address b g. care Times
5.s1lisrla tnll
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VALENTINE HOTEL, T + + 9 NIL ! 7 M NJ;
Broad. Ninth. and Capitol Stree,s new, nsWttSs
4 to sio per Week; $50 and 81 per day
rooms n so, 75c. and Il 81. Fine N sample
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GRACE, 3E7os, EAsT-P . r ma N p nj,
transient and table boArders; most CON
II venient locations honellte, attractive
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4 II & n ARB E...
II IN a: new system; two years saver WY
San learns tools donqt ,sd bo ndsl,po y15
vdel; ' s, y ns,ies
u 81 aFR s . BA RRER COLLEGE, SSo
N tt.nnAis Street, New y orks CT
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e WANTED, DRAMATIC. EEoPIsE. S saists
nr and dancing special 70
sketch cam i I, Z, alf11 Is 1IATIC
"a "a w mNC,Y.S G27 FL Broad Street. ,iis-
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n ,,- ArJTDD BY YOUNG MAN NTH
Nstooi reference a position: experiences sa
X n nf1lce work and as manager AA uutoss
w q. "a. this ofiice. s.is 80
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

.NANTEp. 5s.8 All y ONCE LARGE s.3 Or
small tract of$timber, landgsN Ne al !
"a dissertation 8 r Cumberland lowest price
/. arc given. Address B. 65,.this qqtftlcces
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WANTED, slTuA,Il oN A a C ca ~ :
soberal,a steady habits. who has nag
large experience hotel cler6 Gdr ana
:watchman: hest city references. 1N ~ ess
AZ 66. ca re this office. 4ff5
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D7 HEI, ?; = WANTED F emale.

'z-LARGE NUMBER OF cooKs;s s. W VA snd
ed Ten cooks a,, led f cooks md house
is IamKt ~, for this cisy hrst,Siass
sus yes paid for good servants. pply "a a.
once E 6 yT F5N Streel GE ESscsY
S&1.AROR EXCHANGE 5i5
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'WANrISr, N a REG1sTBRt1iD = y W. =
Ny ,ar,l pref erred statlin,ss
sal n,,y expected, # to 15oX aKell'eiu
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lady q n 4lIs TI.ITY WISHES sttRO o. h1sg
1 Or part OF a house y is a good caterer
5R sired Preferences exchanged. Z, I sc. care
this office. MI Al 81 553 ISL ~ sl5G
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tsHOEs-GIRIs' AN D Boys SCHOOL
5 Shoes, g 75c. Il and 4 81 S5s:ALBERT&SS STEIN
42s E. Broad y Stree ssls
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INV ri Fiji ST., NJ N Pm SPY
comfortable YSrboins and # goocq "A t rtL Dic
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~, S;TE T15,1O0 on AR r Y p y 4. ~ ?
S 'dri,crs 81 STEADY work years + 80
n gontl men. to ROWAN Z, y $780, A
IA ffiTIs 90 ~ Granite Quarry, ~" ~ I'll
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r wa = sas n ri
WGrt |ee protector for ladies andattcn,u
4snhnnf II i t'S Irarmvllle, X miles distnnl,
x fair wages given Il I, = =
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SAVE THE COUPONS OF VAIAE ALL. y =
;Ai Cereal COFFEE and receive a large nickel
plated French drip coffee pot. ASK your o.
grocer8forSVa lhalla '
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l:ASTED, AT ONCE = =. S u e., !.
Intelligent married n,antrodm Z, ne s,r Gne
position experienctTd ,n N k!o very
and usinsss sa avoon ho rise OF
aris n an. Apply or address III 3lo Y.
s Cary street. Richmond va.
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WANTED As1la ~ OUIs q ROGET, FOR
Corn, p cahontas Peas 4 the
X perfection OF elcanned goods. i5t Ak
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UP iEE FORD e BRO. FOR
y palnting;} we also$put In glass and res
ii Erai doors Shop, n o. 10 p, Main ST.
y Phon 1885, v ts5
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LADIES 81 n MI QUALITY VI PA 4 q Nj
n Lea Their $Bl,,chers and Lac Stocs,5 81, ut
Il STEMS, corner, y ITifthAaiid Broad "A SITS.