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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
A POETS SELECTION.
Markham on the Greatest Pnssngc In
English Literature.


Markham on the Greatest PnssREc In
English Literature.
10 nsk for the one most justly cele-
DRAFTED passage in English prose lltera
turc is like asking for the one most
justly celebrated sort of fruit In tho
orchard. There are easily score of
equally worthy passages. each one max
Ing its especial appeal to different
mood of the mind.
Ruskin's description Of Turner's
slave ship satisfies our love for the ma
Jcstic color and motion of the sea.
DE Quincey's revcrie OH the nebuln in
Orion carries sense of the vastness
and mystery Of the sky. Paters pic
turing of the shield of Hercules re-
builds for us the light and life of
buried lIellas. Swinbnrnes eulogy of
Rossetti astounds us with the splcndor
and speed of his words. lie Gallienne's
prose fancy. 1.-THE Twelve Wells" stirs
our hearts with the precious disqulet OF
old sorrows. Victor Hugo's oratioI in
THE Man Who Laughs" awakcns in
l.incoln's Gettysburg speech bushes the
soul with It's fine appeal to the heroic
in the heart of man.
might so OH to mention Emerson,
Poe, Thorenu. Hawthorne. Lake uar-
riS. Jeremy Taylor rs well as st. Mat
thew, ST. John. Isaiah, Job and other
peers In the parliament of words.
hut | content myself with making the
one selection that is perhaps my fa-
yOriip in mast nf my ,npnlS r,f,,
10 that stately and sonorous passage
from Cnrlyle's 'Sartor Resartus"
where he sees history rs stupendous
procession forth-issuing from Gimme
rian night and vanishing Into pathetic
and futiomless silence. Here is the
passage:
Like some wild flaming, wild thun-
dcrinS train Of heavens artillery does
this mysterious mankind thunder and
flame in long drawn, quick succeeding
grandeur through the unknown deep
Like God created, fire breathing spir-
it host. we emerge from the inanc. haste
stormfully across the astonishcd earth.
then plunge again into the inunc.
Earths mountains are lcvcled and
her seas filled UP III our passage. Can
the earth, which is but dead and Il
vision. resist spirits which have real
ity and are alive? On the hardest ada
nnnt some footprint of ms is stamped
in; the last rear of the host will read
traces of the earliest van. But whence :
q heaven. whittier? Sense knows not,
faith knows not. only that it is through
mystery 10 mystery, from God to God"
Edwin Markham in Success
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OPERATION WOUNDS.
A Serious Danger to Which surgeon.
Arc Exposcd


Ey the term operation wound" is
meant poisoned wound received acct
dentally by the surgeon while opcrat-
ing upon Il patient suffering from
blood poisoning, but il differs In no way
from nn accidentally poisoned wound
which any one is likely TO receive. 1t
is simply the beginning OF blood poison
Ing.
This term blood poisoning is employ
ri to express q disease resulting from
HE entrance into the blood Of the germs
Of putrcfaction or OF pus formation or
tile absorption of the poisons clnhorat-
rl by these germs existing on the out,
sllc of the body. 1t is much less
common affection now than II was be-
fore the introduction OF antiscptlc sur
CORY.
In those days hospital wards, even
the clcanest. harborcd millions of septic
bacteria. The knives anil other lnstru-
mcnts used III operating, although care.
fully washed in soap and hot water,
were in effect no different from the
poisoned arrows of the savage bow
man. The lint used tn pack the
wounds. the bandngcs employed to keep
The lint in place. the sponge with which
The wound was washed at each dress
Ing. were all imprcgnntrd with living
germs of disease. anu finally the very
hands OF the surgeon. scrlb,ulously
clean ~ they seemed 10 I've, were coat
ed with the microbes Of supDuratlon
and pwtrefaction.
If 10 unn1nr l,nt
tons ROW performed tlnly in every hos.
ptai in the country with perfect re.
suits were so uniformly followed by
blood poisoning TINT the surgeon who
dared to perform them. except when
death would otherwise he Inevitable,
would have been guilty of malpracticc
Today 1t Is not tic patient who is in
danger OF blood poisoning. but the sur
gcon, who may accidentally inoculatc
himself through scratch or Il hang.
nail
The first signs OF this are feeling
OF soreness In The arm. for Il finger is
usually the site of incubation. and
redness and Il slight swelling ut the
point where the poison entered. This
rcdncss soon extends up the inner Ei,le
OF Tie arm In strcaks which mark the
| iynphatic vessels. The bacteria are
passing through them To gain entrance
finally into the general circulation.
ne glands in the arlnpit. through
which the iympliutics pass, also be.
come hard and swollen.
Soon tho patient begins to have
fcvc:, alternating. perhaps. with ch.lls.
ana then the symptoms Of general
blood poisoning appear.
The treatment Of this infection is
| purely surgical. The woun, should be
( freely cut open aud dsinfectcd so as
10 remove the source of the poison. If
this Is done in time and with sufficient
thoro'ighnrSs. blood poisoning may he
avertcd. YOUTHS Companion
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S0ufheners Excited
Over Cooper's Work.

There seems to be no let-up
III the excitement ever the remark.
aoic cures of stomach trouble and
rheumatism that l.. +. Cooper the
young philanthropist is effecting
with his medicines.
His work in New Orleans for the
past lew weeks has been Great
ing wide attention in that section
Oh The country. Or the streets i'm
hotels and ether public places
Soorer's cures are the sole tonic
OIL conversation. He is discussed
everywhere. and the newspapers
contain daily reports of his work.
a number OF startling cases have
been cited and the names of tho
most prominent citizens have an
peared In connection. which fact
seems 10 verify the truth of the re.
ports.
In All interview with MIR ! y.
husseh. we'll known business
man of New Orleans. living at
253S Dclachaisc Street. who is re-
ported as having been cured of
rheumatism with the new medi.
cines. h" said: 1T Is true that |
nav" been wonderfully benefited
by Cooper's New Discovery mcdi-
cine i'll a very severe case of Scia-
tic rheumatism, from which | suf
Tered for some time. | have used
Cooper's medicines one week and
tao results have been truly mar
velo;s. Before that time | was al.
most helpless, and now can use
the alflictcd parts freely without
the least pain. The swelling and
soreness disappeared soon after
began using the treatment and
now am improving every day"
Mr.. A. J. Erkine, another Dromi-
ncnt and influential man of New
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Perhaps the United States govern
mcnt. in that Charleston matter, Is
going on the theory that 1t will save
some money by making the collection
of such claims as troublesome as pos.
slblc. That may be a good policy as
n general thing, but In the case OF a
corporation which mas done such ex.
ccllcnt work ~ has tie local ship.
yard ii seems that the apparent JUS
tice of Its claim should have been :,
sufficient guarantee Of lts prompt pay,
mpnt
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Tic Jchu of non,,o.

In no city, in the world is there n
public vchicular system so irrcsponsi-
Die ana SO dangerous 10 human life rs
III bombay Even were the glarry.
waila ichu of ordinary intelligence
The principle OF allowing Europeans ia
he chased by two or three gllarrywaI.
las 'sahibing" for fare would he ali
afront TO the civilized public of tho
city. hut the Bombay gharrywalla is
VIGOROUSLY the most stupid individual
TO be found on the earth's surface,
While as Il coacliman he is the personi.
iication OF cruelty 10 his horse and of
disregard OF the public safcty.-Bom.
Day Gazette.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01

Orleans. living at 1905 AnnuncIa-
tlon Street, whose name was
among those printed in n recent
issue OF the Picayune, was seen
ana talked freely OF his expcr-
renee. He was enthusiastic in his
praise OF Cooper and said: 81 am
surprised myself, at the wonderful
results have obtained from the
use OF these preparations. for my
case was most obstinate one and
mas DaftleG medical skill for the
past three years. have been
suffering from Inflammatory Rheu.
matism and sometime ago 7 wont
TO Il hospital. where | received the
nest OF care and was treated by
several physicians, but without re-
llef. One of my knees was greatly
swollen, and SO sore that I cou...
not bear TO touch it. | had tried
everything | ever heard of, and had
ABOUT given up hope of ever get
ting better when | began to read
the stories of Cooper's marvellous
work. | determined to see what
his remedies would do for me,
however. and began using them.
AT the end of the first week the
swelling had been reduced and
could use my limb freely and with
ont the least pain. ! have been
improving right along and now l
feel better than I have for gone
time"
Cooper's preparations are well
known In this city, and have eff
iected some remarkable results
here. At The Academy Pharma-
cy Co.'S drug store, the local sales
agency for the medicines, 1t Is said
that the demand has been enor-
nous, and that the sales are still
Gil the increase.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1906.
"po 1T NOW

Permanently organized and with a
secretary prepared to visit practically
every citizen in the city, the Explol-
tatlon Commission is now prepared to
give the public chance to show
whether It stands for progress and
prosperity, or for close-nstcd indifrer-
ence and the natural consequences OF
such an attitude.
About $500 is still to be raised,
but the commission Is confident that
tho necessary $1,000 will be sub.
scribcd within the next ton days.
This can be done only with hearty
responses from merchants. business
and professional men. corporations
and individual citizens.
In few days Mr.. 7. l.. Farrar. who
has been elected secretary of the
commission and who Is authorized Ia
mako a canvas of the city, will start
out upon his mission We confidently
hope that the secretary will be hca.
tily received by everyone upon whom
'he calls. Let everyone give to the
extent OF his or her ability-nnd give
ut once. Delays are bad always, ano
delay at this time Is more than un.
desirable. Until tho commission
knows about how much cash is TO be
at It's disposal. II cannot 20 ahead
with exploitation plans. II is. there.
lore, absolutely necessary that the
subscription list should be practically
completed during the ncxt few weeks.
There is another thing that should
DO remembered, Half of the amount
of subscriptions 10 this fund Is nav.
able at once. Very little cash ha4
peen received UP TO this time. but
Mr.. J. A. WillCtt has been chosen
treasurer OF the commission and half
Of all subscriptions that have been
mado should be given TO Mr.. willett
at oncU.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01

Governor Swanson has promised to
ask the Navy Department to have the
Virginia silver service presented to
the States battleship namesake at
Newport News. There is every reason
why the presentation ceremonies
should take place here. but all the
same we are grateful to the governor
for seeing things our way SD readily
and agreeing to do the right thing.
With the governor to back us, pron.
poets for having the ceremonies oc
cur here seem to be considerably
brighter than they were day or two
ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01

Smart-1'm thinking Of trip abroad.
knoS-Oh, come now, You can't af-
ford that. You're not accustomed TO
that sort OF thing. Smart-Ha, ha. |
simply said I was thinking Of It, can
afford to think. can't I? Knox-No.
That's what l meant when | said you
were not accustomed to That sort of
thing. -Philadelphia Press.
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ENCOURAGING CRIME.

a recent Issue of the Indianapolis
News contained the following illum.
lhating Item: I'm our news columns
yesterday was this paragraph: "Mauu
Taylor keeper of resort, and John
motifs got minimum fines In the
'Criminal Court this morning on the
charge Of contributing to the delin.
Ruency of miner girl. OF fifteen.
being fined one dollar and costs each.
Contrast this with what Judge
Samuel L.. Black, of the Columbus
Juvenile Court, said here Monday
night: I-et mo tell you of another
case, an incidence Of how we deal
with women who harbor young girls
for immoral purposes. The evidence
IN this case was conclusive also. 1
promptly gave the woman a fine of
$500 and a sentence of six months
dn the workhouse."
1t Is impossible to understand tho
leniency manifested In tho one case
unless some one with u pull had 4,
special reason for making a high
tax on the horrible crime under
consideration. indianapolis might a.
4 well offer prizes for the dcbaucherj
OF It's young girls as to impose s.
fines. Incidentally 1t might be wise
10 investigate the Influences bacl
8 Of this remarkable decision.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01

Senator Dubois, In declaring that
Mormonsm Is the sole issue in the
political campaign out In Idaho, has
made n bid for the support of the
women Of the country. even II their
ballots are not counted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01

F!lipinos nj last arc 10 have rep.
rcscntatire government and Taft is
to put the new order into effect
Whether or not the secretary IS ever
elected to the presidency OF this
country he il certainly getting OK.
pcriencc as an executive
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01

The officials of the Ironton Jail de-
ny that they have shown special cob
slderation to Former Senator Burton,
but It Is possible that some of the
petty criminals who have tarried In
the prison could tell q different tale.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01

Tho man who has lost his pass may
find somo consolation In reading the
railway casualty lists made up by
the statistician of the Interstate Com
merco Commission.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
FIninhcd Proluct.

Mrs. Upmorc lat bench show Look
ut that bulldog. Isn't he the most
hideous and rcpulsive creature Won
ever saw? Mr.. Upmorc dog fanccr)--
You bet he is! He's beauty!-Chi.
cago Tribune.
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Sudden Hone.

Tircsomc Caller after long pause
AT our club meeting the other day I
made move Miss Sharp with sud-
den animation) Mr.. Borcit, can
you?-Bnltimore American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01

The famous Sixth Cavalry, by pre-
venting n clash between Indians ana
negro troopers out in Wyoming, has
added another victory to that outfits
many achievements
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
Her Ambition.

Elsie Jagged fivc)-I do hope some
Dutclman will marry me when grow
up. Aunt Mary-Wh5. dear? Elsie
Cause want TO be n duchess.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01

Negrophobla seems to he as VIC
lent in Ohio rs in any of tho other
states Of this big country
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"hH She Left

histress--But. bless me. why arc you
leaving us. Mary? I'M sure I do MI
inc work. The General Servant
ina am, hnt ! don't like The way YOU
90 't.-sydney IN. s 80 Br!lat!::.
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The Daily Press Is delivered by carriers any.
whore In the city limits for 10 cents q week.
Any irregularities In delivery should be imme.
diAtely reported to tho Office OF rublca tion.
Orders for delivery OF tho Daily Press to either
residence or places Of business may be made by
postal card or Telephone.
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HURRAH FOR THE GOVERNOR!

Mayor Buxton. Senator Holt and
Sislr tiyezey came back from Rich,
niond last night with good news
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01

The word "Jcw." strictly speaking,
means member Of the tribe OF Judah.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01

Makes whitcst and sweetest bread
and pastry. "Wasco' Fluor. 10.2slf.
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@. ID Thacker. Editor and Publisher.
L. ID. Pugh. -. Advertising Manager.
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No employee Of the Daily Prees Company ia
sSthoriscd to contract any obligation In the
name Of the company, or to mako purchases In
ehe name Of the same except npon order signed
oy the PUBLISHER OF THE DAILY PRESS.
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Entered at the Newport News, Va. Pos,ofi1ce
a. ssnond .nlass matter
The daily tribune., 1906-10-01
Employers Seek Best Men.

Employers Seek Best Men.
In large companies college men
are employed in almost any depart.
msnt. They are started as sales.
men. correspondents or In straight
clerical work with view to teAoh-
ing them the business and training
them to All more responsible posi-.
tions.
Tho idea Of many employ ers 10 that
IL does not make much difference
whore they are started 40 long as they
are men Of brains aud liberalization.
The president of one Misunderstanding
company last year scattered scores Of
yolbs technical graduates through
the various departments. letting them
60 ahead more or less on their OWE
The daily tribune., 1906-10-01

PARTNERSHIP Carrody y
and O. g. Hurd have formed . part.
nership In the real estate and In.
surauoe business and have rented
rooms over Owens harness shop.
They are moving into their new
quarters today.
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Proctor s o..

merely ~ cheap labor they want
men who will some day be worth
large salaries. They try to secure
only tho best and feel . personal dis.
appointment in failure. H. J. Hap.
good. In The World Today.
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r. &C. C. Excursion,

The F. 4 Q. Q. will run an excursion
to Cripple Crock next Sunday At el.50
for the round trip. Tho train leaves
Florence at .. H.. returning to this
city at 7:30 p. m. Just at this season Of
the year tho scenery along the road il
beautiful. join the trip and enjoy =
days outina.
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ABOUT YOUR NHI1HB0Rs
AND YOURSELVES

SooooooooeoooooeooosoooooS
w. II. Misohsil isfs .shis after.
noon for Silver Olin.
Gsosrs Columbia lsfs soday for
Rontt county 70 look over the ooun.
try.
Aldsrman Gsorss Wilson hss
returned from his ; business trip to
Tsxss
--Miss Orrisa Birdlali was down
from Cripple Greek yesterday visiting
her mother.
IN. F. Thomas and party have re.
snrned from their hunting trip Oh the
sangre de Crisso: No deer.
DR. F. L. Williams and Dr..
Gsltner. clerk At the Palace PharmAoy
were in Canon City yeaterday after.
noon.
CHARLES Nicely went to Cripple
Greek yslterdAy to begin his duties
with the Colorado Electric Light and
Power company.
e F. Marquis. bTothsr Of Mrs.
Dave Salmon. who has been visiting
In tine city. left Saturday for San
Francisco.
w. P. Wllbar. W. Fletcher. DR..
vernard and John Corning have re.
turned from their deer hunt on Black
mountain.
George Palmer WAS up from
Pueblo yesterday. lie is employed
at the Wells. Fargo express office In
the Union depot in that city.
Leonard Il. Pirtle Of Pueblo was
up yesterday Waiting his sister. Mrs.
John Miner. Mrs Miluer has been
quite siok for some time but IL improv.
ing.
Ed Furniss went up to Canon
City this afternoon. Mr.. Furniss
will be . candidate for the nominA.
ion Of sheriff at the Republican oon-
yention TO be held here Wednesday.
-MisH Maude Oarmody has resign.
ed the position Of bookkeeper at
the Fremont Walt Paper and Paint
company and is succeeded by Miss
Matilda Richards.
George Walker has returned from
Mary land after an absence from this
county Of sixteen years. He will
now locate somew here in the state
as he SAYS Colorado IL good enough
for him.
Mrs. Littisjohn and daughter.
Irma. leave for Illinois tomorrow
to remain for two months Miss Mar
gAret Hyland will act in Miss Little
johns place at the telephone office
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Knights of Pythias Special
Train to New OrleaI

Leaves Denver at $50 a. nj, Thursday
October 1lth, via Colorado & Southern
Cent per mile rate in each direction.
s27O0 for round trip from Denver.
Write for particulars and berth reserva.
ton.
T. Il. Fisher, G. PA.
Denver, Colorado.
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Cheap Rates West via D. & r. G..
Daily,

From August 9th until October 3lst
To Butte, Anaconda and Helena. $1,000
~ SPOKANE '.................. z20C
To Portland. Tacoma and Seattle. 25OC
To San Francisco and Los Angeles 800
The daily tribune., 1906-10-01

You lose time--whioh IL moneys
other name when you try "some.
thing else before you try want adver.
tising.
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W. ]. Daniels. prescription drug.
giet. 8tf
Special Notice to Hunters.

Special Notice to Hunters.
We have given special instructions
to the game wardens aud all our em
ployes to arrest any pretons hunting
shooting or killing game on any Of
our premises. Having had q number
of head of stock injured by accident
in shooting. has caused Us to forbid
all persons trespassing.
A, r. GUMAER.
22 ~ General Manager.
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Lowney's famous candy At Daniel.
Drug store. 81
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initiative and work out their own

"Ouy business Ia largely In An ex.
psrtmental STAGE" said the chief
eniRpeer Of this company. "aud II
We can secure enough bright COL.
leRe msn during the next few years
and keep them with rs. think
they will be able 10 develop this u
they did the steel business. II Il
IN end itke this which most employer
have In mind when they begin q
search for young college men. Most
Of them have no uss for beginners
The daily tribune., 1906-10-01

Mrs. Littisjohn and daughter.
Irma. leave for Illinois tomorrow
to remain for two months Miss Mar.
garet Hyland will act in Miss Little.
johns place At the telephone office
until her retu rn.
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WANTED Horse for its feed No work and
w bsst of care Drive to and from oil we'll
80 West Second street. 232Ss
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WANTED A messenger boy at the Western
w Union Telegraph office. Call early. 22.27'
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED

VNANTED-At once--A place 20 board and
w room in a private family for man ana
wife. Call up Gibson Lumber Co. 25Sx
Energetic, trustworthy man
w woman to work In Colorado representing
large manufacturing company. Salary $50 to
$50 per month, paid weekly. Expenses adyanc-
ed. J. II. Moore. Florence, Colo. 232ix
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yNANTED-A woman for chamber work and
w one for general work. Apply do 81 ! en-.
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fNO RENT-Furnist cd tn 90 ros house, elcc-
i trio light and water In house. Opp site
Public Library. Inquire Mrs. John Irwin. -
The daily tribune., 1906-10-01

VXyANTED-To trade new heating stoves for
w secondhand refrigerators; also buy your
second hand goods. Highest prices. b. G.
Hail. State Bank block. 15-tf
The daily tribune., 1906-10-01

-GeorR6 WhIKef hAB r6turu6u lrUm
Maryland after an absence from this
county Of sixteen years. He will
now locate somew here in the state
as he SAYS Colorado is good enough
for him.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-01

Misses, Children's. Babys' and Boys' Shoes
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ITO RENT-A modern fivc ro m brick, newly
i paporcd, with barn. Inquire 62s West Sec
ftilx nj ZlX
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MANTED-soO people to bup their coal from
w j. w. sebroe. Leave orders either with
Price's meat market. W. l.. Crippen or b. ID.
| Burlington. Lump sa.5O; nut $50 ton 1-2s