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BARTUCHES NEStl CASE.
Testimony Heard IN the City Court This
Morning.


Morning.
giuseppe Bartuches, who is alleged
TO have shot Matteo Nesei, in the rear
yard OF the house No sos West Second
street, about four weeks ago. had
hearing IN the Municipal Court this
morning, lie was represented by At
torney David j. Reinhardt.
Before any evidence was heard As.
sistant CITY Solicitor Rice asked that
the charge be changed from assault
wlcn intent TO commit murder to as
sault and battery, which was done.
Nesei testified that he and Bartuches
had had quarrel the day before the
shooting and that the day after the
quarrel he went to Bartuches' house
10 make amends and when he went to
the house he invited Bartuches out
to have a drink. They went out to-
gether, he said, and when they reached
the yard Bartuches struck him twice
and he then took a small knife, and
cut bartuchos in the head. Bartuohes
drew a revolver from his pocket and
shot at him five times, and four Of the
bullets took effect.
Mary Cooper, colored, could not say
which one did the shooting because
oAI Neto Apt AraA tAouEus
Bartuches testified that he did not
shoot Nesei until Nesei cut him in the
head with a razor and then he shot
in self defense.
Judge Cochran reserved his decision
until Friday morning.
Nesei was arraigned on the chaue
Of assault with intent TO commit mur-
der on Bartuches. He was represented
by Attorney Horace G. Knowles.
This charge was also changed to as
sault and battery. Judge Cochran
| refused to hear the same testimony
over again. This did not satisfy At
! tOrney Knowles, and he told the Judge
that Nesei had just been arraigned
and that be was entitled to hearing
before judgment was passed.
! Judge Cochran said he was willing
to hear any new evidence which coulc
! be brought out, but that he did no'
propose to hear the same testimony
over again. He said he would continu,
the case against Nesei until Fridal
morning in order that new evidencl
might be produced.
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N wALL sTREET TopA4


Associated Press Dispatch ny special Wires
Wall Street. New York, April a.
London prices for American stocks, this
morning, represented wide recoveries
from the closing level here. There were
gains at the opening OF the stock market
in New York, in sympathy, but they were
not up to the London parity of prices and
were mixed with losses. Anaconda was
? points higher than last night American
Ice I point, and Canadian Pacific and
Brooklyn Transit large fractions. Den
yer and Rio Grande, Northern Pacific
and New York Central were large lrac-
tions below last night. The market was
active and broad.
Prices recovered generally. and Read
ing advanced 20 the high level OF the first
hour United States Steel was lifted ga
over last night Tho demand subsidized
to small proportions at the recovery, and
yielding tendency developed again
Bonds were easy at noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
HOW'S YOUR HAIR ?

y. James Belt Announces That He Has at
Last Secured Cure Tor Hair Troubles.
We beg to announce to the people OF Will
mington that we have secured the agency
for one Of tie greatest discoveries of recent
years. We refer to the prescription OF Sir
Erasmus Wilson, M. d.. England''s most
successful specialist In diseases Of the scalp.
who was knighted for his many successes
in the treatment of skin and scalp. Upon
tho death of DIR. Wilson this prescription
was secured by American chemists and
is now offered to the public under the name
of Dr.. Wilson's English Life 10 the Hair.
This preparation will grow hair on bald
heads even after all else fails. Unlike other
hair preparations it is not sticky OF greasy,
but gives a live and glossy appearance 10
the hair. Miss Cornolia Stevens, Smith
Ave., Boston, Mass, says: "Dr. Wilson's
English Life to the Hair grew a magnificent
head Of hair for me after / was told that
| was becoming hopelessly bald. My hair
now reaches nearly 10 my waist and is
heavy and glossy. | cannot too highly
recommend It," If you are growing bald,
troubled with eruptions, dandruh scales
or any scalp troubles try DR.. Wilson's Life
TO the Hair. Albert Chemical Co., Boston,
Macs, proprietors. Sold by 4. James Belt,
COL Market street. Price, 30 cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
MEETING OF DEMOCRATS.

The Democrats Of the Third district
of Brandywine hundred held meeting
at Montrose last evening for the pur-
pose of arranging preliminaries for
the campaign. Names Of residents
were selected and will be presented to
Chairman W. +. Kurtz of the county
committee, which will hold meeting
tomorrow morning at the Young Men s
Democratic Club. These names along
with names from other districts, will
be sent 10 Governor Lea from which
to select registrars.
1t was announced that the county
committee would meet today, but
before sending out his roll Chairman
Kurtz decided that Wednesday would
suit better than Tuesday, and the
meeting will be held tomorrow.
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Fhiladelpnia narseia

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wre1
Philadelphia. Pa. April 2i-Whcat, steady,
No. red IN export elevator. s5isaS6c; No.
! Northern, do, s0i aa9l &c; No. Northern, do
Corn. unchanged; No. IN export elevator,
521<a53c.
Oats. firm; No. white natural, SOC; No. 2white
clipped. sec.
Bran, irm; winter IN bulk. s225Oas2s; spring
in sack. - b0aS2l
Refined sugars. l0poiuts lower; powdered. sl.65
at47O; granulated, Si0ia2i6o; confectioners A,
s. 40aS9.45; Keystone A, s420ae43a
Buttergieady; extra Western creamery, 22c; do.
nearby prints, &c
Eggs, hrm western &c higher; nearby fresh,
i615c al mark; Western fresh, lie at marx
Live poultry. firm; fowls. li15al51sc; old
roosters, Ice; winter chicEens, lsa22c; spring
chick ems, 2sa82c; ducks. laai5c. geese, l2ai2lsc
Dressed poultry trm; fowls choice, l4ci
do far 10 good, l35Sc.. old roosters. I0lsc
roasting chickens, choice. l5c. DO fair %
good. i2al9c.
Potatoes. dull; Pennsylvania choice per
bushel sSas5c: New York. do. do toas3c: New
York fair TO good, do 65a70c.
Flour. quiet
HnV. firm.
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Nen York NnrEnr..

Associated iTess Dispatch by special Wires
New York, April 24.-Flour, receipts 16 237
bbs: sales, $50 bbls. steady but dull.
Wheat, receipts, 2s,o01 bushels sales, ll00 o00
bushels Steady May, e5l 5lfas6itc; July, S4i.a
sac; September, 63u63ifc.
aye, dull No. Western, 700 asked fob.
New York
Corn. receipts. 56g75 bushels; Sales 10000 bush
els. Steady. May, 63Aa533f.
Beef steady.
Pork, barely steady.
Lard, easy; prime Western, ss soass.s5.
Sugar, raw quiet; fair refining. y 4; centrifugal,
96 test, 4 Moinsses sugar, - &C.. Refined, ,Quiet,
Crushed, s5.2J. Powdered, sl60. 6ranulated,
$3.50.
Petroleum, steady; refined all ports, S.55aSL 90.
Coffee. quiet: No Rio. l-l6c.
Molasse steady New Orleans, 3la3s
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PRISONERS RELEASED BY RUsE
Friends With Forged Orders Carried Them
AWAY From Jail.

Associated Pre-. Disnaton nv special Wires
Warsaw Russian Poland April "a
Seven men in carriages and attired in
uniforms Of the gendarmerie and police
drove up to the prison here at o'clock
this morning and presented a false order
for the delivery Of 10 political prisoners,
who we're to be tried today, saying that
they intended to convey them to the
citadel.
The prisoners were delivered to the
men who then drove away. At daylight
the carriages were discovered empty,
on the outskirts Of the city, the drivers
bound and gagged and the discarded
uniforms inside the vehicles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
CHINATOWN oBL1TERArED.

San Francisco, Cal, April 24.-The
Francisco '''''
Mayor schmitz informed Chief of Police
Oman last night that all the Chinese in
the city would be collected and placed
N and near fontana's warehouses near
Fort Mason, and that the new Chinatown
would be located at Hunters Point in
the Southern part of the county. on the
oayshore IT is several miles distant
from the old Chinatown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
BOMB AT LoUBET's WINDOW.
sncinteh ines. n.sna.nn hr snenlnl WIZ.

Associated lress Disnascn ov sneciai wirst
Paris, France, April PA dispatch
to the Journal from Montelimar, Depart
ment Of the Drome, today, says that the
authorities there found a bomb to which
a burning fuse was attached, on the win
dow sill Of the library Of former President
Loubets villa, where he and his family
are spending their Easter vacation.
The fuse was extinguished and an ex-
animation Of the bomb, it is added,
showed it to be Of an extremely deadly
nature
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
RED LION CAUSEWAY.

At the meeting Of the Levy Court, this
morning, the members heard the report of
President MuFarlin upon the condition of
the Red Lion marsh causeway and gave
him the authority to have places prepared
for repairing 1t
Department relative TO building the new
road on the causeway was read and ap-
proved. II provides that the county Is to
nav half Of the cost.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
STRIKE IN FRANCE INCREASING.

Associ ated Press Diipatoh by special Wire.
Paris. France, April 24-The strike
element is increasing in France with the
approach Of May Day, when the authori-
ties apprehend a serious, general move
ment.
About 5000 persons employed in the
iewelry trades and 1000 employees in the
paper industry today joined the book
printers here, who struck work some time
ago. The leading establishments are
guarded by troops.
Red Gross Plasters, Drapor's, Seventh and
Jackson.s
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SIX HUNDRED REFUGEES.

Portland, Ore, April 2i.-Six hundred
refugees from San Francisco reached Port
land, yesterday, over the Southern Pacific
Railroad -Four hundred we're destitute
and are being cared for by the relief com
mittee, individuals and trades unions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
Innnirr Ahnnt Polea.

The Wilmington City Railway 90. has
addressed a letter of inquiry to the Street
and Sewer Department, asking where the
poles for the trolley wires are to be placed
on Tenth street between Market and Ship
lev, after the street has been widened and
also where they are TO be placed along
Front street where the Pennsylvania Rail
road Co. S new station is being built tue
belief being expressed that the railroad
company will not permit the erection OF
poies on its sidewalk. The matter has been
referred to street Commissioner Piersoni
with instructions to make an investigation
and report thereon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
MURDEREss ooNFEssEs

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Samara, Russia April 24-The muir
deress Of Lieut.-Gen. Sakharoff, the for
mer War Minister, who was killed at
Saratoff on December 9Th last by a woman
belonging to the so-called Flying Column.
has confessed that her real name is Aan-
astasa Duzenkowa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
AID MEASURES AT MANILA.

Manila, P l., April 24-Many organi-
la'ions here are planning to send aid to
me earthquake sufferers at San Fran
CISCO The Jockey Club, composed of
Spaniards and Filipinos, has subscribed
$4,000 and has also decided to devote
relief fund.
The baseball league has taken similar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
Eranrelistlc servlces.

Rev. H. W. Bolten, d. D., evangelist of
the Wilmington Conference, closed series
of evanqelistic services in Hartly Metho-
dist Episcopal Church on Sunday last; The
meetings continued two weeks, during
which time the church was greatly quick
ened and persons professed conversion.
The audiences we're large, and at times the
building was unable to contain all VINO
wished attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
Evanrelist Alexander 10 be Here.

Charles M. Alexander, the noted
evangelist and soloist of the Torrey-
Alexander Mission, will speak at the
Opera House on Wednesday afternoon
and evening, May ID, under the aus
pices Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. Several prominent bust
ness men together with the regular
corps of assistants will accompany Mr.
Alexander and take part in the meet
ings. Tickets Of admission may be
secured free at the Y. NJ. G. A. New
Building Headquarters, No. Cos
Market street, beginning tomorrow.
81 have been somewhat oostive, but
Doan's Regulets gave Just the results de-
sired. They act mildly and regulate the
bowels perfectly. "-George B. krause, BOG
Walnut Ave-, Altoona, Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
FIrst ON For New Works.

The American steamship Northtown ar
rived today from Galveston, Tex, with the
barge Harrison in tow, both having OIL 10, LOT
the Texas Oil Co.'s plant at Olnymont; Ahls ,l
heginning OF operations at the new plant.
The company mas four steamships
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
cInnrnd Miih on.

The Spanish steamship Cadagus7 cleared
today with COS, 4g6 gallons OF OIL valueu
at S5S, 645.f3. She goes to Alican,' opaln
This is the first foreign cargo oil Oh 70 issse ss
here since the Quivlliy sailed on April ath'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24

action. A monster concert for all classes
Will be given shortly in behalf of the fund
ana the newspapers are receiving slb-
scriptlons Tor the sufferers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24

A specific for pain-Dr. Thomas ElectIl' y
oil. strongest. cheapest lini ment ever qe
vised. household remedy in America ~
25 years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
Gnr. Lon at AnnapolIs.

3 Governor Preston Lea went to Annapohs
Md. This morning TO attend the John Pau
Jones funeral ceremony.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
Andfrtakfrs.

James 7. Chandler,
Undertaken and Embalmer,
214 West Ninth Street.
Telephone connections
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In the
Fourth Street Store
Wednesday Prices

will prevail, and to those of
our customers who do
their own sewing, these
standard domestic goods
will appeal strongly, particularly so
as the prices are very low.
Lancaster Ginghams, 6l6c.
Sturdy Dress Ginghams, SIC.
75c bieached pure linen table dam
ask-Wednesday only-two pieces.
will be sold in Pa, ~ and 3 yards
lengths for 5Sc a yard.
"a bleached muslin of good quail
ity-free from dressing, 24c.
Bought long ago or the price
would be Soc a yard.
Pillow tops-ready to slip right over
your pillow, 25c.
New Percales-bIight,p pretty designs
fresh from the mills-Wedneeday
only,
Sprsads-magnificen values, only
fifty left worth; Sl.5O, special at 81 :
full size, too.
Light weight lofty cotton filed
comiortables, Si.00.
Fine cotton blankets grey only
ice blankets, 33e.
of yard wide dark percales, the last
Of a lot of 1Oc goods, We shall sell
Wednesday, commencing at
O'Clock, for 6lSc a yard. Great
goods for wrappsrs-none sold until
a. m. Wednesday.
Fourth street store.
Hot Water Bottles.
These are first quality
bags that "do the work"
and they don't cost you as
much as ordinarily, either.
quarts. OUR SELLER, 4sc.
(This is better than most zoe bags
ouart, finer quality, s5c.
Usually this is Sl.25.
/ ouart for children, b9c'
(compare with others, Soc bottles
Face bottles, ACC.
A great comfort in cases OF neu-
ralgia.
Toilet goods, first floor.
WIN. Co
D. & A. 4O7. Del, I40i
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For Moderate
Prices

And high qualities, no other
house can begin to compete
with the New York Clothing
House.
Take Mems Suits at $40.
We show more than 40
styles in fancy worsteds,
clay diagonals, serges, &C.,
single and double breasted
styles. No other house sells
as good under sI2. Con-
vince yourself by seeing
them.
All we want is for you to
compare-compare our sI2
suits with the SIS kinds of
other stores. You'll find
ours are better in every
way; cloth, Innings, stitch
ing, everything. 20 styles
to choose from at sI2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
N.~ 1orn uuo,nt,o...

Associntec Press Dispatch pY spo ,iai Wires
New YORK, April "A Tho stock marxet OF enco
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More New Val LsCes
Silks
Buy Now at
Savings

averaging nearly a half
We have placed all the
short pieces from our ex-
tensive early Spring sell
ing Of fancy silks
in the fashionable little checks,
figured foulards and the like In
tray at the end of the silk counter,
where you can easily get these N0o
and Si.00 silk ends for
SOC yard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24

The soldiers" referred to in the
above dispatch were undoubtedly
militiamen. All reports concur in the
statement that they were reckless,
while the United States troops seem
at no time to have failed in discretion
or good conduct.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
SOsD-SpeCiaI
The Beautiful
Irish PODIlnS.

a few colors Of which are
displayed in the fourth
street window, are selling
fast to those who
appreciate the best of quality and
style at a reasonable price. These
goods you will find TO give excep-
tional service and TO keep their
high lustre until they are worn out.
Two pretty shades of the fashion
able pink-two of grey-two blues
reseda, white, lavender and black,
3bc
Mercsrized Panama, in white and
colors, ia first rate for everyday
waists, 25c.
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STAMP MOVED UP THE WALL
Explanation Was Simple, But Clerk
May Be Pardoned for Feeling
Slightly Nervous.

IAN old gentleman" remarked the
major 10 Portland Express reporter
bought some stamps from me one day
last week and after moistening one
OF them II slipped from his finger
and fell 20 the floor. He did not
bother to pick Il up. and after afiix.
Ing another stamp on his letter left
the store and forgot all about the
incident A few minutes later my
clerk came into the store from the
rear room. and az once his face at
tracted my attention FOR he seemd to
be troubled about something. while he
gazed hxedly In a certain direction
Calling over to me he said I do not
think ! am crazy. but ! DO see some
thing that cannot understand
looked where he pointed and distinct
ly saw the postage stamp moving
steadily up the side OF the wall!
The explanation IS this: The
stamp which the old gentleman
dropped had fallen on a fly and stuck
to IT,"
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Vast Grass calpet.

In the making OF one gigantic car.
pet $1,000 feet In area. 200 people
the entire population OF the
village OF Chelmsford Suffolk. England
have been for many weeks employed.
Woven OF cocoanut fiber and rafIia
grass. with pile" IL inches in
thickness. and dyed green. the carpet
looks and feels like genuine turf 1t
can be rolled smooth. like a real lawn.
and cricket tennis and rockey balls
play" OF It in precisely the same
fashion as they do OF the real grow
Ing grass. In the making Of the car
pet. which will cost S25. more than
20 tons OF raffa grass are being used
when finished the carpet will weigh
i6 tons. During the winter croquet
lawn tennis. cricket. football. hockey,
peota and other games will be played
on II.
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A modiste lecturing before a dress
makers club told the members that
the dressmaker must know more than
anyone else in the world. and she ad-
vised them to study art. music, litera-
ture and the drama Vive la culture,
We cannot have too much Of H. Here
after. when madam goes TO have iit-
ting. she will not only hear Of chiffon,
but also OF Chaucer, OF passementerie
and Pater. of mousseline de sole and
Mendelssohn, OF stirring and Shaw,
taifeta and Turner But, horrors,
what II the barber should add art,
music. literature and the drama to
his conversational repertoire! - The
Reader
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Origin of "Grass" Widow.

"She is a grass widow" said the
professor. nodding in the direction Of
woman with yellow hair "A
grass widow? o. professor. didn't
think you would use slang" "'Grass'
widow Is not slang" said the pro-
fessor. stoutly. ut is. on the con
trary. a very ancient and correct ex-
preston. 1t comes from the French
grace II was originally written
grace widow. Its meaning Is widow
by courtesy There is nothing slangy
or disrespectful in the term grace
widow A widow may call herself
that with proprietv. N Y Press.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Jews or :ths- Town and village BrsfIy
Told lforBusy Readers.

Aoih ltofhuhN h"hucH'
Kenneth Richie OF Pittsheld was in
town over Sunday.
Willie Straub OF North Hoosick Is
spending the week here
Mrs. Frank @. Turner and son,
Ralph, are visiting her daughter,
Mrs. r.. j. Cram.
On account OF the rain Saturday,
only eight attended the Baptist G. r..
picnic at Battlefield Park. IN
Conrad Schwartz, who has been quite
III for several weeks, Is so far i'm.
proved that he was able 10 be out this
morning.
Miss Helen 5ayorv Of oxford, Mass ,
and Miss Mary Green OF Hoosick
Falls are spending the day with Mr..
and Mrs. r.. A. Booth
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Baby won't suffer FIVE minutes with
Group if you apply DR. Thomas Elec-
trio Oil at once. 1t acts like magic
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TANIED.-Small tenement or q few rooms
w good for housekeeping. Address lS
North St Samuel Slaven- l'7'1
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LOST
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

JAMES SILK, contractor and builder. Ako
d repairing. rebuilding and snop work. shop
iOl Pleasant street.
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XIVANTED. Competent girl for General
w homework. Apply To sol Gage 81 I'eu
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mo RENT-ADAMs MILL property. TN
whole or In part. with or without water
power. Entrance from North and MAN SIS
VIM T.. Hawks. 205 North ST.
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rI,O RENT-Two story building rear OF Or
Cutters once Main street. suitable Tor
store house or workshop. Power supplied u
desired For terms, etc. apply TO l.. n norton
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WANTED

WANTED To rent for six weeks or more.
w comfortable lady's phaeton, Win OF
"'''''"' N'''s lsgt6
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VIyANTED.-Attend at the Taunton In.
w sane Hospital Wages per mOhln neiI
sl1; women SO including board, longing anu
Washing Address y. Brown. NJ ID, Supi''
Drawer ID, Taunton, Mass. lt'7o
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TO RENT

rNO RENT. Two unfinished rooms corner
willow and Main streets. Suitable loi
oifice. INQUIRE Mrs Edward Norton.
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IITAETED.-Ironers at wreht's Iaundries
w los North 81.
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UNo RENT 49, STORAGE LOCKERS -
Clean and dry Individual rooms Tor Stor-
ave Of household furniture etc. Location
central. Wp 4. Hawks, 2O5 North ST.
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FOR SALE

rJNO RENT.-Iarge harm with six single and
one box stall; plenty OF carriage room ana
hay loft, at 100 North 81.
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no RENTAL White Crow Inn, Camp CON
fort, furnished cottages by the monln
suppers served every day Telephone Miss A.
M. Allen l'''V
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NOR SALE OR To RENT.-House OF "A
n rooms at 90 West Main street steam neat
electric lights and all modern conVehien,cyeass;;
John leahv, Cottage Hotel ''""
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NOR SALE-Sawdust delivered IN Two
Il horse load lots anywhere III to"h ;eq "a. d.
Dewey. 49,