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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1905-11-25
L.. IL GARDEMAL.

The Grand and Petit juriss wefe
drawn this week for a term bf the
Criminal Court which will be held
here commencing DecHmber 4th.
Judge G.. A. Fournet of Lake
Charles spent several days here
this wsek, stopping at the home
of his brother, Mr.. A. v. Foufhet.
Judge c. II. Moutbn of La
fayette was attending to legal bdsi-
ness herr this week, stopping with
bis daughter. Mrs. A. G.. Goulas.
Mi. and Mrs. s. v. Martin
and their daughter; Miss Aspasie.
of New Orleans, arrived here last
Saturday to spend q few days.
Mrs. DR.. j. b. Melanson and
Mrs. Dan Martin Of ArnAudville,
spent several days here this week,
with their sister, Mrs. Frank Ro-
bin.
do not forget to visit K.
Schwartz & Co.'S store when you
need anything for the school chill.
dren. There you will always find
the best at the lowest prices:
Sheriff Badon left Thursday
for Baton Rouge, with the negro
Duperier, who goes to the Peni-
Tertiary to serve q short time for
having cut Raoul Stoup across the
face with an az several months ago.
Geo. Olivier can serve you good
things to eat-~how would you like
to eat these things: snipe on toast,
tourterele etouf6 aux champignious
canard noir and oyster soup, fried
oyster and best of all oyster loaves.
keystone Refinery is now liz
operation and everything is work.
ing nicely. and the place is now
brightly illuminated by electric
light. The Keystone is now one
of the modern, uptodate refineriee
of large capacity.
If you are In need 81
PAINT be sure to buy the
best, that is the AMERl-
CAN PLANT, sold only by
l.. c. DUCHAMP.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1905-11-25

Timothy Hay at L. Bienvenu.
George Bieuvenu made a trip
b Lafayette and Bdgerly this
Nssk.
-Mta Oscar tugnaha Of Crow
ley ~As here on q short visit this
week.
MI. T. j. Liable made d bust.
hess trip to New Orleans this
week.
Miss Cora Tettrou left for
New Orleans Wednesday; to spend
. few days. -
DIR. and Mrs. F. L. jewell Of
Loteauvills spent several days
here this week.
Mics Alice VOORHEES, left for
New Orleans, last Saturday, where
che will spend q few days.
Assistant State Bank Examiner
B. H. Ward, of Shreveport, was
here this week, checking the banks
here.
At L. g. Duchamp you will find
the largest assortment of Compo-
sition Books, Inks. Pens, Pencils
and everything for school children.
The warm weather of Sunday
changed Monday evening to cool
or weather accompanied by a light
tain.
Mr.. James Lytsl after having
been on the road for two months,
came home this week to spend a
Jews with his family.
Miss Agnes Bersrd, of New Or
leans, arrived here the latter part
Of last week. to spend a few days
visiting relatives and friends.
Boys School Suits at Bargain
prices, q big display of the largest
stock ever shown in town, it will
pay you to come and look at them
At &. Sehwarts e. Co.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1905-11-25
SUCCESSION SALE.
In thS matter Of the Succession of
Joachim Richard,
PfUb6ts Docket No. s9Os.
10Th audieiM District Court.
Stits Of Louisiana, Parish Of st. Martin:

81 virtue Of 90 order and q commits
sloI from the Honorable the Nineteenth
5dNicial District Court Of the State OF
toulsiana, In and for the Parish Of st:
Naftin. 10 me directed l will offer for
sals add will sell or csnse 70 be sold for
eash 70 the jast and highest bidder. ct
The Court House door In the Town OF st.
NartiMills. beginning at II o'clock A.
+. o. SATURDAY DECEMBER the SSrd;
1. D.. 1906. the following described pro-
psrty to-&it:
That certain tract Of land with al inn
pr0tements thereon. snd appurtenances
thersto belonging situated IN the Pa
vish Of st. Martin. State Of. Louisiana.
containing hfty t5O) arpents more OF
les In superficial area bounded NORTH
b. land Of lsidore Michel. South by land
Of c. 8. Babln. Kast BY land Of Isidore
Michel. and West BY land OF valery Gull
beGu.
Terms and condition cash.
1RMA ROUSSE.
Administrative;
Martin. toorhies & Martin.
AtfnPnava.
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Chamberlain's Colo. Cholers and DiAt-
rh0ea Remedy. This Il the iiSSt ste-
.eessful medicine In the world fSi towel
complaints. and IL the only fsthtds that
will cure chronic diarrhoea. Every 6ot-
tie 10 warranted. For sale By T. J. IabbS.
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Whereas Alexis AlexAadst u 81. AirtiN
Parish. La: has ilsd his petition ID thit
ofhce Abplyingto u spp0intsd AdhiniS--
traitor Of said above mentioned Ind en-
titled Succession.
Nov therefore public notice IL hereby
givsnito all parties interested 10 show
cause II any they have Id writing. with
In ten days from this publication; Why
said application should not 6s kfantSd
and said appointment mads y prayed
fitf.
witness the Honorable james sinea;
Judge Of said Court ct st. Msrtlnviils;
La. this 18th day Of Novembss A. D.
1905.
GEO. 8. EASTN,
by. Clerk Of Court. st. Martin Parish In
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DEMAND OF ADMINISTRATIONS.
In the matter Of tue Eststs Of NanStss
Alexandte.
Prcbats Docket No ssos.
10th judicial DistiiSt Coart:
State Of Louisiana, Parish u 81 Martin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16

N R,rrv an d, s,iarv NJ 81 ofO n ycor
n. h,,d ,,ns..i f,nn, a., r,tsi prrt of
d any goods house. where be- got 50 ~
week. 10 the wholesale, where no
worked up to his salary The woman
whom he married had great beauty
and LOYALTY. which was eNiuctd in his
struggling days OF carins for a fast i've
crcasing family uu THIS small Income
when his firm went out of business a.
WAS abb 10 secure him place In Wall
street Since his days of aftucnco bis
wife has been his rSht hand ia mat
tels OF charity
rr,,e,>.., .pp,,st,y WYNN,
h'>i''''-''
II started I'm iifo az poor as the devil
DR.. y. X. Pearsons occasionally re-
marks. lie worked his way through an
academy from a farm, sawed wood ia
the winter aud uloWed corn I'm the sum-
mcr.
10 erodu,tos ~ NIoodstoc,s academy
a, ver,,oDf ,n5 t,uobt school nye
ycars d,rhSg vhicb Emo No yyns mar
y,od ,nd thor, tnnt hts dagrro M Dnrt-
,nn,tb cnIlaee nfteru.nrd nrnctising
,,oJiriro ,Bnt nc v.,fe oot th.t o,if
80 ,,,o p" 10 sni1 oSbo thoncbt I rnill
do sn,,s,I,Ir,, hottor md Ne told me IN
yn tn ,ror, ,, IT. vas affer tbls that
Sfr l5oarsnns h.yon IN make his money
:" iand.ecIiing tontnrcg
...,..
lilns w. t,ie VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16
$4,000 BUILDING
FOR STATE FAIR
Manufactures and Liberal Arts
Hall TO be Completed for
Fair Opening.
WILL Be A PLEASING SURPRISE
Building is Very Latg' With Great
Steel Arches and Columns lhag
Tell Story Of Progress.

A., -,..h o., Ala, lf.t,r,. az tbr Iftah
a..
state falr VIII Ie h'Iheu "H'n '''
great ueW hall Of manufactures ana lih-
eral arts rs thrown omen 10 the public
s..,... ~. ..,.,,,.
lor 'N' HIHV ''I'' '"'9 year I'' .''''
than % year the structure mas peeh
under way. While tho construction has
been slow, as measured by some stand
arde, the principal object the directors
had m view was permanonry rather
than speed ..
TO PUBLIC USE
10 this end they have seen that every
brick every stone. every pound of iron
ana steel that entered into the struc-
ture was the worry best material that
could Dee furnished. Al cost of 10000
the work has now reached such a shape
that It can be dedicated 20 the public
use. The picture presented herewith
shows the building as d. Is To-Day. ouy
, no, 40 .u,o "'' w.. XXI t,r. tbs towers
'o,,,9,,+,l.,.J i,,, tbe r,5r9grrraat win
80, ,. .'.i .,l ,,a.',,1 ta, .stru..
t,.,, ,', ,',.,, A., ., ,5 'I,a.,.,I ,,re.rauca
tT a1ai,iar o., Ice loal. nf s,HdNy
-, ,.-l.,.,. men,
SuNFEI9lNHLl LAME
The main entrance VIII be on the
north side of the building, 10 WaDn IL
well kent walk viii lead, The Ilist
impression derived by the visitor VINO
passes through the great portal Us one
OF aslonislilent AT lhe si@c vi s'g
out''',, ,fH,,,,,,,s ~. r,nf iif,s itself mara
tto,, t6s g,1t frn,, he G1or Around the
En,idir, ,,,,s ~ e,ue,7, brolon On
,,n 1l.r3h sI1s ln me center Inv a spleu-
Ma 100
''' '''e'' FINN GALLERY
.,,... IL. .,.,,o
On elther s'ue OF ihe stHse ~ p",ifi
ior dressing rooms LOT ilose Nl.u G .'t
take part IN inc NauueEilie aild "lu7'o,''
programs Sonlempla'ea Tor lhe e ,5 W.
lailIutht Oh Nisl'u'S' '"'S ~ WI va.
gallery WIN pc USED lor eNhIDlys me
remainder pelIs devoted 10 seats, oL
when thefe are sOVu Tor NOSE VINO
ncsWe TO resi- ana listen To lhe music OF
observe the NaudeNllIe aels'
EXCELLENT VIEWS.
From, these seats a magnificent view
NJ The ground goor is gained Stretched
ont before the eyes of the visitors is
a door us feet long and 100 feet wide
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16
snoclnl Corresnondence.

special correspondence.
u OST Of the mllllouaircs Of to-
Nh day married on what would
w now be called a pittauce, IT
Is not probable that any OF
these marriages WIRE contracted as
financial investments. when it is con-
sidered, however, the number Of times
the wealth Of some Of the rich men Of
today has doubled itself from the as-
tonlshingly small sums with which they
ventured into matrlmouy It would in
dictate an investment OF sood nnauclal
possibilities as well as those of happl-
ness, writes C. R. Clarke IN the Chicago
Tribune.
f. II. Cooper married on so a week
He came 70 the United States about
50 years ago. lie started In life as a
clerk at IS a week IN the employ OF
Adam, Medium q Anderson In Buffalo,
n, y. A year later when his salary
was increased 60 $40, he was married.
During the next four years, during
which ne worked for the same firm. the
young couple saved 81, 500 with this he
withdrew and went into business for
himself. the firm for (which ne had
worked granting him reasonable ere
dit,
KEENE'S COURTSHIP STORMY.
The experiences Of James r. Kecne
would make q thrilling chapter Of How
to succeed though married lie as
PRED to the hand OF a. Virginia belle
whom he had met while she was visit
ing her brother Judge William +.
Dangerfeld OF California, When he
made his trst successful venture with
Flood & O'Brien in the speculative
world he began his wooing which was
bitterly opposed by The young woman's
brother. The comparatively small
amount OF money he had made In spec
ulation did not make up with this fam
ny FOR the fact that he was curb"
stone broker"
Young Keene pressed his suit with
all the energy and astuteuess he after
ward displayed I'm business affairs. He
encountered increasing opposition from
the Dangefield family, and the judge
denounced him az am upstart ard
threatened to disoWu his sister II she
should marry him, I'm spite Of II all he
won her and they had just settled down
to housekeeping, when he had 90 fuco
his first serious reverse. The market
went the wrong way one day and Mr..
Keene saw everything he had swept In
20 chaos Even their household good 5
We're sold out at auction. Many a time
since has he lost a dozen times what
he lost then and only smiled, but at
that time It was his all, and left him to
start the world over again
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16
FIGHTS SOCIALISM.
Man Who Comes to Salt Lake to Dsclaim
Against in Discussion.

Much interest is being shown in the
debate on Socialism between W, $.
Dalton and John Basil Barnhll In the
Federation Of Labor hal tomorrow
Sunday night at o'clock, In eN-
PLANTATION Of the grounds Of his opposi-
ton to Socialism Nh Barnhill said TO
representative of The News so
uialism arraigns competition as the
drcfm spring OF the various woes ar
nictlng the body polite, take direct
issue with this position and stake my
whole case ON my ability 20 prove that
the source OF social misery I'm so far
MS Il Us ayoldablc. rs monopoly the exc
act opposite of competition. ! ann a.
thorough believer I'M business Compel
ton, when we cease 10 compete, we be-
sim 10 die Socialists tell MS there h
no possible remedy for the trusts but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16
>trH>>Tftf<sfE

Delaware. and wanted to get mar
ried
"The hope Of 81 200 for my second
year, had no money and nothing else
but college debts-made me feel rea-
sonably sure, and so I'VE We're married.
/ worked harder than ever. but my in
come In hand was only $500, ] had to
sue for a good many promissury notes
and that kept me out of my fees until
the cases were ended, some OF which [
had 70 carry 20 the supreme court
But after that ! did better The third
year / earned Sl10O, the fourth $2,I01
and tho nth $4,000
Thomas T. Ryan married Miss Ida
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16
WARY When Young if You Want
To Be Rjch," Says Depew.
uut1rrnnnnI nnnnnnruut

While he refused offers OF employ.
way until he could begin his curbstouo
operations again On a small way as he
was firm iu his belief that here lay his
fortune lie finally made u friend Of
Senator Felton, who was powerful
factor In finance and when he retired
from the san Francisco Mining en-
change sold his seat to young Keene,
and trusted him for the money. Tho
arrangement made was that he should
pay whatever price seats were selling
for on the exchange al the time Of the
calling in of the loan, which was left
TO the senator Az soon as he became
a recognized broker Keene prospered
amazingly and when the loan was
called he paid back i've times the orig
inal sum he had borrowed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16
SETTLEMENT WORKERS IN TROUBLE.

which gards vents In the Unit
veiy settlement Of New York complete reorganization Of
that institution Miss Edna Mccaughtry workers
the settlement unpleasant publicity in which
She has become involved has been an innocent
victim OF The stories have circulated The trouble
started when the settle
ment held n he institution
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16
WIFE FAcTOR IN succEss.

The larger success Of Leslie NJ Shaw
has all been made since he married.
He paid his way through college by
selling trees for nurserymen, by teach-
ing school and by working on the farm
as a hired man At 2S he had worked
his way through "A law college IN the
same way. and he hung out his shing!e
AT DenlsOn Ia. 4 year later with a
tiny sum I'm the bank. which he aC-
Cumulated by strenuous saving he felt
able 10 support a wife. He married
Miss Alice Crashaw Of a neighborng
county, whose acquaintance he made
while she was visiting her sister at
Dcnison There followed 90 years OF
close application TO business, during
which time he became accustomed 70
the habit OF calling his wife the best
woman I'm the world Wherever he goes
he rs accompanied by the best woman
i'm the world" who not long ago tod
with pride and love Of how long before
he was elected governor Of Iowa, he
sent her a letter while he was away
from home, lie did not address II TO
her by name The address on the en-
volope was simply;
"The Best Woman IN the World.
'Des Moines. Iowa"
Inc lNALtI HdlN III" uNlFg Npul''l
with a mixture Of delight and senti.
mcut, was delivered to me without
question as the postmaster knew the
writing and comprchended the inten-
ton"
Governor Foraker married on tho
strength of having made 5000 a year
and the hope OF doubling it the next,
He tells himself Of how he reached
these prospects ut was I'm Judge
Sloane's LAW Office IN Cincinnati. My
first fee was $50, for which ! worked
four days writing out oil the questions
and answers in long hand, On per
cent commission for collections for
romssory notes which were paid IN
that way ! earned $500 the first year |
was In Judge Soanes office and was
told my income should be 81 200 the sec
ond year by all the rules Of common eS-
perienco | had fallen IN love with Mrs.
Foraker while we were students at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
HELP wANTED-MALE.

OUR MAN EXCHANGE
helps capable men TO better positions without
danger to thclr present connections. opportunities
paying from 5000 to $500 a year now open Tor
statesmen, Executive. Clerical and Technical Men.
Write or call,
HAPGOODS fInct. Suiic sos srgffr0adway. Y.
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LADIES WANTED 20 work Tor Us IN spare hours;
genuine diamond ring absolutely free for several
hours work. c0nRcnal permanent employment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05

AN AUTOMOBILE PLANT. equipped with
most modern facilities for manufacturing, re-
pairing &C. Is offered for sale al $4,000. PSTteu-
MCDONALD. VIRGINS CO.. 757 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05

LADIES having fancy work TO sell cuhro'deTIcs,
Battcnbcrg. drawnworS also TO DO order Wors.
stamped envelope. LADIES EXCHANGE. - Mon
roe ST., Chicago.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
M'DONALD- WICCINS co,

OLD RELIABLE BUSINESS BROKERS' AND
P PROMO Capital and partners furnished
extend business stocks, bonds sold: money for
legitimate purposes, We incorporate companies
az greatly reduced rates. Out of town concerns
given prompt Intention Telephone, No. 2ios
CorlAndt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05

PATENT RAILROAD AIR BRAKE; something
new, can be bought for $1,000 Apply 20
MCDONALD WIGGfNS CO, 25i Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05

sALEsAiEN--Real estate. good opportunity for
night men: bring references. Call Avenue and
Nostrand nv. Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05

LARGE we'll known manufacturing company,
owning most modern equipped plant, situated
In prpmnent city. close 20 Philadelphia. Pa, valued
AZ $500 offers very liberal pro position TO party
with $4,000 10 $4,000 TO invest, this will stand
thorough investigation; very hlghest Of commercial
tlon to
MCDONALD -wIGGINs CO.. 2s7 Broadway.
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on BEAUTIFUL EASTERN PARKWAY,

tr.vtsn Brooklyn and Kingston avs. two family
tgl~t location and buildings unsurp assed; three
''4 oellie finished Apply on pTcnii ses,
IH0S II. FRASER Owner and Builder
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05

HOTEL FOR sALE--A gold mine: sub rents
1900 % rooms price. $1,000 II. l. REED.
Amsterdam. ". Y,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05

HIGHLY PROFITABLE manufacturing concern
Offers limited amount treasury stock on ground
nouf basis you cannot lose VA FRIES, 20 5th
av., chicago.
PATENT so. 773.5a5. nov. ., 1905. Is for Sale.
an attachment Tor agricultural Implement
M. j KOnINNON. Hudtnn. y
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALES.

YOUNG NAN. ACCURATE. THOROUGH AC-
COUNTANT. NOW OCCUPYING REsPoNsI.
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TWELVE YEARS ~ PRESENT POSITION;
REFERENCES MIDDLEsEN. BOX no sun
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bookkecprr. strictly temperate needs position.
personal recommendation furnished. c.. boa nc
sun once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05

$1,000 WILL secure patents, &c for the mos,
practical life raft ever Invented. Particulars at
MCDONALD Virgins co. ~ Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05

GOLDElELD is the greatest Gold Mining Camp In
the world 20 day you get In on the ground floor
OF a company owning rch mining properly In tho
very heart Of this wonderful section S2i Will buy
81 900 interest write today for particulars and we
viii send free Illustrated magazine containing full
description and map of tiOtNcld. don't delay. write
10 day. SOUTHWESTERN SECURITIES COM
PANI, Los Angeles. Cal.
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SELECT APARTMENTS.


THE COLONIAL, ~ St Marks Av.-High class
Apartments, rooms and bath. steam heat and bot
water supply: all modfrn improvements. adult
families only and on lease: rent tt5 10 $50. Apply
g. WELSCH, 3os Montague st., or janlor on premises
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05

AN ESTABLISHED COMPANY. having e1.
elusive control OF staple electrical article Of
doubted superiority. wishes energetic young man
capable OF managing financial department. must
invest $1,000 10 $4,000 for which liberal share
OF the capital stock viii be given. this Is high
class, Legitimate business, now established on a
good paying basis but can prontably Use amount
stated In extending selling organization: fullest
investigation solicited from responsible parties
GENERAL OFFICES lO0i 81 Union Square
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SPECIAL INVESTMENT OFFER.

offer FOR sale limited amount OF the treasury
stock of Old Colony Engineering & Construction
Company par, 5000 per share. This stock
Will ycld very large returns 10 Investors. and Is
one OF ~" best Investment propositions offered
To tho public. write at once for full particulars
prospectus and all Information.
RALPH VI, JACOBY.
40 WALL ST. NEW YORK
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs.

FIRST CLASS BOOREERPER. stenographer
typewriter correspondent. holding responsible
Office position would do similar work several even
iEgs week. Dr would consider position rs private
secretary Go person ~ responsibility. highest refer
cace. Address hooks 1874 broadway.
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EXCEPTIONAL CHANCE TO quick investor TO
Join, with s2O<O.s3oOo cash. as partner excellent
business. yearly profits amounting to 5000 900
Tor each. no risk. nrst-class references. Z. s.,
239 East 18th.
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help WANTED.

s~--,-~e-~- -----S-~
HANOVER EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, %. West
sara ST. 10 brcmAu -flrs' class male alu female
hrp al naluaalreh Hours, a u " =. u
Tcl 2n5g l0iImhuL
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SEND FOR FREE BOON. Facts and Figures.
explaining option trading IN wheat SO ~ margins
lcpu bu. Two cents. OSBORN GRAIN CO.. Mime
Apuls. Mluu.
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FOR SALE-Flynn Little Giant Controller bust
ness for Canada guaranteed conqueror OF hard pull
ers and runaway horses, or your money refunded
absolutely humane. 8 80 each. circular free. p.
HARVEY FLYNN. 70 Warren ST.. New York.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENIN WANTED.
AGENTS booksellers. sntioners, travellers.
make s. a day. sell our sporting Partisan articles
for collectors pictures OF actresses, models for
artists and similar works Of art. Ask descriptive
catalogue Postage &c. Address s. N CASTOR.
bureau ~ Paris. France
AGENTS WANTED for Dr.. Frcdercks Rattle
snake on. the greatest remedy for rheumatism:
quick seller lco per cent. profit. Write DIT. FRED
ERiCk a CO.. Salamanca n. Y
AGENTS 20 distribute samples and accept orders
for Llvetkcts, permanent employment: handsome
profits sample. particulars free. s. S. LIVERKEr
MFG. COMPANY, Allentown, Pa.
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