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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-11-30
CORN is THE KING
OF AGRICULTURE
Crop Estimated By Secretary
At Billion Dollars.
Farmers still Lead Manufacturers as
Wealth Producers In This
Country.
FAST BECOMING 4 SCIENCE

Washington. Nov. 30.--Secretar,
of Agriculture James Wilson In hi'
annual report to the president, made
public today, says that much progress
has been made by the farmers in Tho
sciences and arts of agriculture. aided
by the researches Of the department
and its experiment stations, and
states that 1.-THE time of the man and
the yield OF the acre become more
responsive as more imperative de
mands are made on them"
The farm products of the year have
a value of very nearly six thousand
eight hundred million dollars. near
ly half billion above the value OF
1905 aud exceeding by over two bill
lion dollars the figures for the last
census.
Corn Is King.
Corn remains by far the most va,u-
able crop, estimated at $1,000 900.
600. Next comes the cotton Grip,
which. including seed. should be
worth to the growers nearly s64O.-
900 900. The value OF hay, third in
order, approaches $1,000 900, 00o
Wheat. the fourth. may be worth
s450.OO0 900: oats. $500. 900 300 +:
potatoes. $3.50. 900 600. Barley with
value Of sG5.CGO 600 shows gain
Of 21 per cent in production in the
past seven years. The tobacco crop
viii be worth about s55 900, 900. A
remarkable development is that of
the sugar beet, now the ninth crop
value The production in 1906 is
placed at three hundred and forty-five
thousand tons, valued at s34. OOO,-
900. Seven years ago. the value of
this crop was s7y0O0.000. The value
of all kinds of sugar. strip and mo-
lasses aggregates s75.c00.000l
The farm still overshadows the
MILL the factory and the workshop In
providing exports, and with HIS sur
plus beyond the nations need the far
mer has loaded the fleets of oceans.
For the fiscal year this surplus has
been exported TO the value of s976,-
600 900. the largest amount ever
reached by agricultural exports for
this or any other country and exceed
ing the export value of 1901. pre-
yiously the record year Among chief
exports cotton maintains long lead
with a value Of $500 900, 900. The
packing house products exported
amounted to the value of 1907 .0Oo,-
900.
Goods Imported.
The imports OF agricultural pro-
ducts consist mainly of the same ar
ticles year after year. and reached
their highest value In leo6-s55i,-
0O0 900 These included packing
house products, sugar and molasses,
coffee, silk. vegetable hbers. wool
tobacco. fruits ann forest products.
Agricultural exports exceeded Slinl-
lar exports by si33. 900 900 while
products OF all other industries Sc
cured balance In our favor of only
$4,000 .0OD.
II real estate. domestic animals,
other live stock, implements and ma
chinery are Included, the farmers
capital has increased since the cen
sus valuation by probably $4,000
O00. OOO, the present valuation being
probably $4,000 900 900.
The new meat inspection law prom
Uses to correct the inadequacy of the
laws under which the department had
20 carry on the inspection.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-22

We have bought splendid line of
new patterns that will be on sale this
week for the Christmas buyers-price
00c to S1.OO yard.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-22
The Finsen Ray.
What {?

The Red Cross Sanitarium, 721
Main street has received numerous in
quiries by mail as to whether or not
the Finsen Ray referred to in our ad-
vertisement is a form of electrical
energy.
In reply we would say that it is not
in the least similar to electricity. The
Finsen ray may be derived either
from solar or artificial light. 1t is
germicidal and the most effective rem
edy for the cure of blood and skin dis
eases, rheumatism, nervous weakness
or debility in male or female, painful
afflictions of the stomach or liver,
chronic kidney trouble, etc.
With our new treatment of vapor
massage we also cure catarrh, deaf
ness. throat and lung troubles. All eye
troubles cured and glasses adjusted.
Hours 10 to and to evenings,
consultation free.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-22
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS.

No. 500. 10 acres near Clifton set
to Apples and Peaches for $4,000.
No. $50. 80 acres east of Grand
Junction, 5 acres bearing Apples
and IS acres in Alfalfa. viii sell in
10 acre tracts on good terms. $400
per acre.
No. $50. 20 acres raw land near
Clifton a great bargain.
Some first class well improved 8
acre tracts adjoining the city Very
cheap. Call and get prices.
Also some bargains in High Line
land. Ranches and city property for
trade.
Fire Insurance written and Money
to loan.
VAN, THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
400 Main S. Phone Red 6OO
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-22

LoST-Bar pin, with two small dia-
monds and sapphire. Reward of
So if returned to this office.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-22
WANT COLUMN

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. 124 Ouray.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-22

LoST-Canvas suit case, taken from
sugar factory on visitors day, Find
er return to 103 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-22

FOR RENT-Part of new store, bust
ness portion. Palisade. Address
William Oliver.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-22

TENANT-Man and wife
for property in city. Owner, single
man, wants room and board. Write
Care of General delivery box &c.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-22

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Furnace heat.
210 Chipetta,
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-22

FOR SALE-Frazier upright piano.
Mahogany finish. Cheap. Inquire
at Sentinel
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-22

FOR TRADE OR SALE-Three good
horses. Inquire at Patz Bros. Gro
Gerry.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-22

WANTED-Sewlng solicited. Lessons
given in drawn work at 25S Chi
peta
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-22

FOR SALE.-All kinds of household
goods. stoves and piano, 527 N. 7th
street.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-22

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02

i'm Issimentsbureuu bel benz Ssrrn
Sberit meloen.
Snlooolllt empfius i'm Sieier, benn
in Der 3wiidenieit bate er iif eins
9ebenO nod linn erfunoi9t uno iiberall
nur bas Selte bon linn seb6rt.
rNiun, ME iteben Sbre- Saden,
n1ein Sieber? Oarf i'd Sbnen sras
tuliren?"
Serr bon YelOw leste isin @eiiGt
IN tief ernIte Salten.
sd tOmme, um Dem Serrn Sberit
81 meloen, baS tbeils aus pefuniGren,
tbetlS aus aroeren @riinoen meme 0ers
lobun9 Suriidse9ansen it,"
pOaS tbut mir aber aufridtie leiS,
rein Sieber, id battle seraSe Sbnen,
meiilem tiiGti9iten Sffisier, BON sarts
sem Serien allies Slid 9emiinldt."
Ser 0err Sberit iinb iebr aiitia,
Der Serr Sberit merben es beareiflif
finoen, SaB ib serne fir einise 3eit
BON bier fort m0bte, urb ih m0fte
eben Den Serrn Sberit aarls aeboriamfi
bitten, penn bemnd6lt piellei6t eins
NAL elm Sommanbo frei perben %lpllte,
meiner freuublidit geSenfen su wole
ler."
rGber gemiB, gang ielbfperitdubs
lid i'd weroe mir Die Sade nadber
iiberle9en, id boffe beltimmt, l6on in
Der ollerndGiten 3eit SIREN @unid,
ben i'd uolliianSis besreifli9 finoe,
erfiillen 81 fonren."
SierSebn Gage ipdter mar 9ieutes
nant BON 9elolp auf brei Sabre gu ben
tefniiAeu Snltituten in Spanbau fOm>
manSirt. SpanSau liegt biat bel 8ers
lin, uno Berlin III elm i60nes Stdbts
den.
Gm Gage Dor ieiner @breiie CAB
9elow in lultigem SameraSentreiie
Die uabre @elti6te gum Uelten, er
bate bod elm etiuas idulbbelabenes
@ewiiien. ollie itwuren %itren9ite
Obstruction, oenno6 erfubr tie zines
Cages Ger Ser Sberit. 3uerlt mOllte
er sornig UerSen, bann aber ladte err
luut aui: nOaB TelOW mein tiidti9'
iter Sffisier mar, babe i'd ia semuBt,
fiir 10 tiidti9 bdtte id inn aber bod
nidt 9sbalten; oaS ioll linn erit 'mal
elmer nu6maden. Cine 9ebre mill i'd
mir aber bod baruus ;ieben: SHE
peroe i6 mid barum fiimmern, menn
meme 9ieutenauts fiiiien."
llnb ba6 Der Serr Sberit belt, mas
CT neriproGen-baran mar der tiid]s
tiglte lieutenant" idulb. =.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
Die frapuftn auf brm iaiikyusf.

Der Sdriftiteller Seinri6 SOnis
betrabtete ben &iif;us ser Sraasoien
nod Der S6ladt bel 9eip,is bonn
S%rauenberoe bel 6ulOa aus: rSuiaren
Obne @ferbe, S%uBsan9er Obne. S6ube
manbelten uno binften bur6einanoer
fort. SSene trasen art 8allal6e Elm
9iinSelfsn, bieie auf Dem &iiden
einen melfen 3ornilter. Die Waffens
sattuneer, bie Gesimentsiar1en baben
iiG oermiidt. 9lnsit uno Sunser mall
ten lid auf allen @eiidtern. Giner
I'M ben glnSeren bat i6on feline unis
form nit einem 0auernmams pers
tauldt. GinSelne tra9en elm 2uf III,
Den Sopf ~sewunoen, Glide Den arm in
ben 9inoen. Der Sambour hat feline
2rpmmel messewOrfen feiu @unber,
baE sic WianniGaft uidt i'm S6ritt 1T,
Der riiIiisite SuBsdnser 1T Der uoroerite
Mann.-gm 9beno Srdnst lid Die
Sauptmalle Ses sel9lasenen Seinbes
bur6 Die StraBen bon Suloa. Wian
itolpert i'm Ouutel iiber @rtrantte uno
Sterbenbe ocer remit berrenloie, ab9es
maserte @aule tim. Slud urb .3uruf
aus allen Gden: Silferuf Der Vliraer
sellt basmiifeu, @immern Der @rs
itOpften tDnt in ben itilleren 3wiidens
pauien. Grit mad Mitterna6t finben
mir ungeltOrten S6laf. gm Wiorgen
medt uns elm S6uB auf Der StraBe.
Die Nahbarn baben einen- pliinberns
BEN Sransolen uertrieben, Der @iitbenSe
ifiest i'm Corn suriid. Gber nun ltiirs
sen Die 9iirger ibm nod: er remit Die
Safe entlans, benz @affenplate aa.
SIM 9aule oes cages brafen. irdb~
reno bic Sanptarmee ourb Die Staot
siebt, ein,elne Soften in unlere ents
lesenen Gallsn Elm, Tim st pliinoerr.
Gin iunger, biibider SffiSier orinst
nit ee,iiGtem Degen in bic Sduier,
reiBt 6ie Yliinoeruben berans uno
idldst blinolinss aui lie elm. sic
ruebren iid) uift, aber lie febren INNER
wieoer gum Yliinoern Surid. Der
Sifisier seberbet lid ME elm Ser
smeiielnber iiber Die Shmad nnS nns
| sebunoenbeit Der 9Ompagnle, Die ieis
mem @ort uno ieinem Sesen nidt
ntebr seborft. Sd iebe BON Weitem
feline beftisen S~ewe9angen, aber Die
@orte perldlinst oaS unaufbOrliGe
2oien ces frieseriiden Sturmes.
@obin man blidt, fallen ungemObn'
lide 9luftritte Dor. Ssenen zines 9ros
zen S9uulpiets, bas man nift iibers
ieben, beiien i3uiammenbars man ni9t
finben fann.."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
Misbcrifaubenes 9eiben.

nWleine Neruen iinb in letter Belt
m%iierabel, Serr Oottor, nno oas Seben
fdllt mir BON Gag Su Gag lfiperer,
meinen sic nidt, baB i'd bel 3eiten
etwaS oa9eseu tbun miiBte?"-Oo of
tor: ralleroinss, i'd meroe Sbner
balt einen Nabaufentbalt ue%roronen-"
Dame: Bite, tbdte es nift aud
elm Velocipeb?~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02

SIM SUM foIl in Barts
eilte aonferen5 6elitider, engltlher.
fran5oiiider nmo italienii6er 8ertre'
ter our gusarbeiting bes enogiilttgcrt
@eformproeramms fir ben 9ongo-
Itaat i,no CUR @eeelung Der Srage Der
Sanbelsfreibeit abgebalten iperoen-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
Gispelano, Cincinnati, Gh,ceso d 81. Souts 2atlsoaY.
&IeseIcub Stbi{ikA

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SIeseIeuh 9ibifisA
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
@ttpnbahm =Junrptau.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02

Sultlt fpul Ct utultlIlf ullu pluIIllIeU
bari ii6 Ger tiidtislie 0ieutenant bes
9tesiments nift.
glio auf sur Srautidau, bas mar
oas Heiultat mebritinoi9en Na6Sens
fens.
.@as man tbut, ioll mar, oroentlid;
tbnn," iaste idon gsamemnon auf
einem Na6mitta9s Spasiersans gu leis
ner Srau, unS Der CUTE lieutenant
rabm bies @ort fortan nod mebr als
ionlt CUR eolSenen %2ebensresel.
&ber cine 8raut fano er besbalb
bod niGt, er CAB lid auf ben sablloien
8allen unb @eiellidaIten Die sroBte
Mliibe, er mar Die 9iebensmiir6iafeit
ielbit, err tanste fir Se1s unS pers
ifentie Gotillons8 oufetS fir 2m0lf,
er no unermiiolib fir Nhtsebn uno
mad)te ben Sof fir Sierunbjwansia.
gber es bali alles nidts, bel fei-
mem Der iun9en Midoden glaubte err
auh MIR cine Spur bon Sniereife fir
lid eutoeden 81 f%0nnen, uuo lein eiaes
mes 6ers ipar, Dobl neil er lid III
Yielen auf eir Nial 9epiomet uno
baber Seine rl6ber fennen 0elernt
bate, falt uno sefiibllos seblieben.
Mfit Dem Ierlobeu NOR es nidts,
uno mad elmer ourdwahten Naft
fabte Der tii9tisfte Sieutenant einen
fpabrbait mdnnlihen GntibluB, ben er
am nddlten Wlittas sur alusiiibruns
brafte.
Yiinftlif um aw0lf uhr lief er fid,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-14
Pit" Better
Than Before
WHEELING PAPER SAYS PRoDuc
TIoN MADE HIT AT COURT
THEATRE.

To-day Wheeling Tntelllgencer has
the following notice OF the appearance
of Wright Huntington and his admira-
BILE associates In THE Pit" at the
Court Theatre In that city last night:
The rendition OF The Pit an adap'
tation of Frank Norris excellent novel
at the Court Theatre last night by
Wright Huntington and an excellent
company, was all that could have been
desired. Mr.. Huntington himself q
most capable actor, is surrounded by q
company Of players o~f-exceptlonal abil
fty and the production of the piece
last night, which was the opening Of
"a two-nights engagement, was mos
~exceTlent.
Mr.. Huntington as Curtis Jadwtn
pcould not have been improved upon
His acting was natural, clever and moi
~overdone. Samuel Grety as the broker
was also very clever. Miss Louise
Gerard was a very acceptable 1sabe
Grety, wife. Of the broker. The scenic
iatfects OF the production we're excep
ffonally good and the same could %
said OF the costumes worn during TN
hrst act which is laid In the lobby q
tine Auditorium
The scene fnthe pit atnia}the mael
stfomaot Peealah9n mos atliqgl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-14
Party at Arthurdale.

Misses Arde AMI Opal Morgan and
Miss Norma Baker of Warrington,
Miss Nan Patterson, Of PlttsRNrE,
Miss Jessie FFfF6, Of MCrganto@n,
Craig Pierce Of MeKeesport, F. G.
Woods, OF Warrington, Otis Cole, OF
Fairmoht4 William Boyles, p. P,
RefGaAi 9. w. summerytiie. 8. &
Ghad%ick and 7. ). Arthur left "
'tAe 2:15 train this afternoon for Ar
~Ehurdale, near Reedsville, Presto
county, where they will be member
OF a house party until the early par
of next week-Morgantown New Do
rninion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-14
saoore Wire AND THEN
Is KILLED #fasElF.
,a,lo,. Husband Calls Man In From
street and TutHs q Revolver
. oh Him.

SHARON, Pa, 8Spt- 14.-Enraged
by jealousy, Patrick Panelli this after
noon shot. his Wife and then attempt
ed % 'FflTA R6dy Lombardi who at one
tim1e bSErded with the Panellis. Lom-
thGtdt %fested the weapon from Pan
eli and shot him through the head
killing him instantly. The shooting
occurred in Clark's row.
Lombardi says he was passing Pan
ellis house when the latter called
him. The two talked but a short
time when PanelIi pulled a revolver
and shot Mrs. Panelli in the hip
PanelH then turned the weapon on
Lombardf and shot at him twice. LON
bardl jumped in Panelll and secured
1.-THE weapon. He shot Paneln IN the
Ihead:
Joseph McGrayeY who was In the
vicinity, chased Lombardi and cap
tured him. A charge of murder has
been entered against him. Mrs. Pan
ela5 rs not seriously hurt and Is ia ita'
hospital
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-14
Married at Bafnatah.

Miss Char1otta walker and Mr..
wiiifam Rector, both Of Belington,
we're united In marriage on Wednes-
day. the nth, at the home Of the
hide in Belfngton. The bride forth
yerH resided here and is a daughter o.
Fcantafn k. b. Walker. She has many
friends here who win be interested
to learn of her marriage.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-14
cuest. Leave TOR Home.

Misses 1mogene and Katharyn Por-
ter. who have been tie house guests
If Miss Louise Cook for come time
left yesterday for their home in Con
neusvtlla. Miss Cook and Miss Laura
Wnliams left this afternoon, for Con
.|ntnsRfie 10 be the guests of the
sfIsses4PorfeP until Sunday and win
aftenu Z large ball 10 be given there
Miss Cook leaves 2 Ihprsi
e s Bs1t week for washlh6ten
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-14
GARY PAYS BIG
Duty ON PEAFLe
Buys Two Small stones Abroad Which
Cost S5s,ooo-Unele 5amffs
$500 Richer.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Ham
burg.American liner Deutschland, with
e.. H. Gary of the United States Steel
corporation among those on its pas
sengsr list, arrived today after 'one
OF the most tempestous voyages in Its
history. Mr.. and Mrs. Gary have been
.automobiling in Europe.
1--WE went thousands of miles
through France, Switzerland, Ger
many, Belgium and Holland" said Mr.
Gary, and did not have an unpleasant
incident"
MIR. Gary astonished tina customs
+ofHclals by reaching into his pocket
and pulling out two small pearls, re
marked: II want to declare these.
tThey cost me $4,000 in France
replied Mr. Gary.
49, ZNfaHINHa dEH 100
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-14

one and was c~leverly handled. The
production of "The Pit" this season
is much better than when seen here
before. The house was we'll Allied
with an appreciatiye audience and
quite a number of curtain calls were
responded to. The closing perfotm1
ance viii be given this evening and no
doubt there will be a large audiet1ce
as the production deserves It.
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rEnt14SNiea 4. BRIDGE Whis..

Miss GE4SGy Raymond entertained In
at Bridge Whist yesterday
.:noTning at Shady Side complimentary
'4o Miss Lively of Weston, who was the
6BSse guest of Miss Gladys DeBolt.
E4her out Of town guests present were
Mrs. Howard showa1ter, of Manning
ton, and her house guest, Miss Anna
Brock showalter, Of Harfisvtlle.
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WANTED-At once;position as nurse
for children. Can give reference If
required. Address "F," care Of West
Yirginian Office. tt
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a., where she will be the guest Of
friends Y6r a week and will th?n TO-
turn TO maryland College. at Luthur,
vile, Md. where she will re-enter
school. 1870.
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WANTRDAWhite cook, strictly sober,
with experience in restaurant. Ad-
dress care the West virgtnian
once ct
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WAIVED.

WANTED-A boy to drive a deliy.
cry wagon. Apply West Vtrginian
once
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WANTED-2O girls at the Cumberland
Glass Factory. Steady employment
for good workers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-14

WANTED = White girl for general
house work. Small family. Apply
csH this once.
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WANTED-A good house girl at once.
Ms. s q. Martin. corner I'd street
and CASTOR avenue. est
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WANTED-one transttman and eve
man on railroad corps. Apply A.
lspates Brady. Fairmont w. Va. 11-6t
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Boarding and lodging for $3.50 per
weak 300 View street.
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WANTED-Gtrl for general house
Rorf. Apply s12 Walnut avS nue..
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WANTED-Glrl to assist in kitchen.
Apply 6Ss5 Falrmont avenue. tt
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Letters addressed up" and "F'' are
In care Of this ONCE.
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NY magazine, Investing for ProL-
(which I'll send fces> is worth $40
akcopy to any man who intends to fu
vest any money, however small: who
has money invested Inprrftably, or
who can save So or o per month.
hut who hasn't Learned the trs OF In.
Yestiug for profit.
1t demonstrates. the tsEAL earning
power OF muney-the knoMlp7ge fnan-
eIers and bankers hide from the mass
ii shows hS@ to invest snail suns
aha hb# u make them grow irto for
iMhes4the actual possibilities OF IN
teIligant investments.
1t reveals the enormous profits
bankers make and shows low Ole
can make the same profits smelly.
II explains HOW s~tupeMdous Tor
tunes are made and WHY they are
mads-how $1,000 grows 10 $22,nco.
To Introduce my magazine write me
NOW, mention this paper and I'll sert
lit SIX MONTHS FREE.
EDITOR GItEqo2Y.
1aRas u JACKSON Bfy1u Ghienso:
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LosT:-Brindie COW with white
back Notify @. II. Vincent, Consolt
dated Phone No. 2S9, 214 Merchant
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Losr-Between F. 4irmont avenue and
sth street Fifth ward, an oA fash
Toned gold brac elet. Finder Feturn to
this once If
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County School Beoks.
at Globe Book store sl4 Main street
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ron RENT.

sFoP RENT-Furnished rooms ap,
ply u South Side. Second street.
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EoR RENT-T#o desirable storts
rooms on Jackson street. For firth.
lnformatlbh call at room BE ia
aes' building. ~