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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09

OF take the functions OF peace officers
into their own hands.
Efforts are being made to extend
the corporate limits of Asotin, TO take
in the electric light plant and a con-
siderable number OF the best residence
properties Of the town. all of which
enjoy practically all the advantages of
a city organization, Vithout helping
pay therefor.
1t is said that the keeping qualities
Of Wenatchee apples in the Boston
and New York markets excels that of
any other western apples. They can
be picked ripper and retain soundness,
flavor and color longer than any ap-
piles reaching the Atlantic seaboard,
with the possible exception of apples
from the mountain districts of Mis-
souri,.
The receipts from wafer rents at
Lewiston during May were s5722 as
compared with s4532 during May,
1905. During the year ended April
!. 1906, s423O was spent for better
ments on the system and $4,000 upon
Liquidation Of debt. the excess of re-
ceipts over expenditures for the year
being $12,230.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel St. George.

j. A. Allison, Portland. F. ]. Gardi-
ner, Portland; G. L. Richardson, Port
land; T. 4. Roesch and wife. Port
land: Mrs. Laura Webster, Freeman:
Mrs. 5. T. Tucker. Tekoa; Mrs. E. E.
Crawford. Portland: A. G. Ogilvie.
Portland; g. II. Periam, Portland:
Z. E. Broughton, Cabery; F. D. Null
lin, San Francisco; w. Harvey Wells,
Portland; A. McRae. Walla Walla;
Mrs. G. Brairhwait Chicago; Fred
Olsen. Chicago: o. f. Inglis, Auburn:
VI. Mcdonnell, Walla walla; ]. w.
Harvey. Spokane; John Blakely, Port
land; o. A. Stoves, St. Paul; o. l..
Leiningen. Elkhart. c. K. Bland, Her
mission: w. F.. Pointe. Lexington; Mrs
A. r. Brown, Echo; II. ]. Locling
Calom; A. f. Ebeshart and wife, walla
Walla; Bob Mobry. Spokane; William
Gray, jr., Chicago; Vlasta Hondek
WaIIa .Walla; Mrs. Smidt. Baker City;
Mrs. Cranstons, Baker City; Z. NJ
Mcconnell. Aberdeen; John Laycock
and wife, Izee; II. G. Werlich and wife,
John Day: w. p. Eyer. Spokne; w. ].
Atkin, Salt Lake; II. F. Camplon, Salt
Lake; l.. NJ Simpson, Boise
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
CongregatfnuaI Church.

The congregation of this church
will unite with that of the Methodist
Episcopal church, and services will be
held in the Methodist church at IL
o'clock Sunday morning. Rev. c. H.
Nellor preaching the sermon. The
subject will be, Strength From the
Mountains" 1t is hoped that all mem
bers of the congregation will make a
special effort to be present. Remem-
Der the place and the hour.
Sunday school. IL m; West End
Sunday school, 2:30 p. m: Junior en-
deavor, 3 p. m; Christian endeavor,
p. m; evening worship, S p. m.
Rev. Nellor will deliver an illustrated
sermon on, Mountain Tops With
Jesus" at this service, and we will
have the Methodist Episcopal congre-
cation with US at this time. Tell
your friends to come. Chas H. Nellor,
pastor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
Church of the Redeemer.

Services for Trinity Sunday: Sun
day school and Bible classes. 10 a. m.
morning prayer and sermon, IL a. m.
evening prayer and sermon, p. m.-
please note the change OF hour: D.
m. TO p. m, by reason of the alb
sence Of lights. Subjects of sermons
Morning: THE Church's Teaching for
Trinity Sunday; the sum Of the Scrip
ture Revelation Respecting the Divine
Nature" Evening subject: --Fhe First
Apostolic Sermon; an Argument for
the Truth OF the Trinity" The pub
lie is cordially invited to all services.
Nestrymen await strangers to greet
them and show them TO sea = The
rector will gladly administer Holy
Communion TO the sick whenever re-
quested; he will make appointments
TO speak with those who desire to
talk with him about any matter of
spiritual interest. Rev. Henry Dixon
Jones. rector.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
GENERAL NEWS.

A soda water tank exploded in the
refreshment store Nt Peter Papa
george in Chicago. Papageorge was
instantly killed. and great damage was
done 70 the premises.
The National Wholesale Liquor
Dealers association. in session Al
Louisville. chose Marion E. Taylor. OF
Louisville. as president. and adjourned
after banquet at which % brands Of
chamr agne We're served.
The improvements at the Union
stockyards. Chicago. to he ordered by
the city authorities as the result Of
the recent examination of buildings
will cost the packers nearly 1000. 900
according to estimates made by Build
Ing Commissioner Bartzen.
The National German Baptist asso-
citation (otherwise known as River
Bre-hren.") adopted a resolution pro-
hibiting members from engaging in
the sale Of diamonds. gold rings. gold
watches. dominoes, dice and playing
cards and other articles for games of
chance or display.
Rev. Herbert ID. Stanley, Methodist
preacher of Clealum. was acquitted Of
the charge Of obtaining money under
false Dretenses at Yakima. and was
Immediately rearrested upon charge
of defrauding a hotel keeper at We
natchee. He is being held pending
the arrival Of Chelan officers.
There were many instances Of dia-
monds. garnets. pearls and opals be-
ing melted or otherwise completely
ruined by the intense and protracted
heat to which they were subjected
during the San Francisco fire. On
the other hand. It is said that mere
heat Of any degree in no case even
damaged a genuine ruby. though often
the gold setting was melted away.
In the case Of the government VS.. c.
c. Mccoy. Thomas Mosgrove. William
O'DOnnell and D. W. Small. the jury
in the federal court at Walla walla,
rendered a verdict in favor of plaintiff
for s5772.99. The verdict is against
the principal defendant and the estate
Of =. c. Mccoy. but will probably have
TO ne paid by bondsmen. The suit
was for alleged default in carrying out
a mail-carrying contract in California
10 years ago. The defendant and the
witnesses are all dead.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
Club Notes
Current Literary Club.

Mrs. w. J. Furnish delightfully."- en-
terta'ned the members of TIE Current
Literature club on the occasion OF the
last meeting OF the club season. which
occurred Friday. The feature of the
afternoon was devoted to a study OF
William Dean Howells. and the pro-
gram. which was arranged by the
hostess. was charmingly carried out
and was a fitting finale to the inter-
esting year which 1t closed. Pro-
gram:
Piano SOLO. selected ......
....... Mrs. W. Alvah Slusher
Paper on Howells ... Mrs. @. II Clark
Vocal solo ......-.. Mss Fraker
Reading. selection from "silas lap
ham" 80. Mrs. T. NJ. Start yea,her
Vocal solo ............ Miss Fraker
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess. assisted by Mrs. William
Rees. At the business meeting just
preceding the literary and musical
program, the following delegates to
the state convention of women's clubs.
which meets in Portland in October.
were elected: Mrs u c. Skiles. Mrs.
Lee MoOrhouse and Mrs. T NJ. Stark
weather. Mrs. F. c. Skiles. the retir-
ing president. gave an interesting in
formal talk which was much appre-
ciated by the members. The past year
has been unusually successful and the
are that the coming season
will be equally so. The meeting day
was changed from Tuesday to Friday
and the following officers were elect
ed: Mrs. G. Fl. Clark. president: Mrs.
II. 3. Johnson. vice president; Mrs.
George Hartman. jr.. secretary; Mrs.
F. Shoemaker. treasurer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
WHITMAN COLLEGE NOTES.
Walla Walla Institution Ready fol
Commencement Work.

Walla Walla, June 9.-The closing
Of the year has brought with it at
Whitman the usual rush Of business.
At the last meeting of the track team
George Philbrook, of Sylvan. Wash,
who has been the largest point winner
for Whitman i'm the spring meets, was
elected to captain the team for the
next year. Walter II. Brown Of Day
ton, Wash. a brother of the famous
"Hez" Brown, was chosen to- captain
the baseball team. Brown has caught
for Whitman this year and has proven
himself an able baseball man as well
as a popular player. The editor-in-
chiefship of the Pioneer has been won
by Walter c. Eels of Skokomish.
Wash, this years associate editor.
Eells is a grandson of Cushing Eells,
the founder Of the college, and is one
Of the brightest students In the insd-
tuition. This honor which has come
to him at the beginning Of the Junior
year has been well deserved by ef
fective work on his part I'm every line
Of college activity.
The Student association closes this
year with a deficit Of about 5000 on
all forms Of student activity. The
treasurer reports that tR. gross
amount OF money received and ex-
pended by the students OF the college
has exceeded $4,000 and that their
account balances perfectly.
The baccalaureate sermon will this
year be preached by the Rev. W. ].
Hindley Of Spokane, on Sunday morn
ing, June 10.
Unless the ELECTRIC light plant is re-
paired before commencement week
all evening affairs will be likely to
suffer somewhat from the lack Of
lighting facilities. 1t Is hoped, how
ever, that the light will be turned on
before that time.
One OF the great events of com
mencement week will be the baseball
game between the faculty and the
seniors, which occurs Monday after
noon on Ankeny field. The faculty
has some famous old stars, but the
seniors are counting on their youth
and agility.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
Methodist Episcopal Churcb.

Sunday school, 10 a. m, a. ]. owen.
superintendent; IL a. m. preaching
by Rev. Nellor OF the Congregational
church; the membership OF his church
TO join in the service; IL m. class
meeting; p. m, intermediate league;
6:i5 p. m, Epworth league; p. m.
the Methodist congregation will unite
with the people Of the Congregational
church to hear Rev. Nellor's illus
trated sermon at the Congregational
church, corner Webb and johnson
streets. All are cordially invited to
these services. Robert Warner, pas
tor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
NORTHWEST NEWS.

4 ganitarium with SO rooms and all
modern improvements. Is building at
Soap lake. Douglas county. Washing
ton. e. y. Meredith is proprietor
During May. 1905. S193O.55 was
paid in for water rent at The Dalles;
during May. 1906. 321O3.3O was col
lected from the same source: an in
crease Of 3175.75.
F.. F. Ward, a railroad man, after
a hard spree at Missoula, took NOR
phine IN whiskey. after leaving a let
ter TO his son. 2 Northern Pacific en-
gineer at Spokane. announcing his in
tention Of suiciding.
Baker City papers complain that
the town is not sufficiently policed.
The chief Is overworked, and in some
instances the citizens are compelled
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
TO PREVENT FROST.
Lake County OrciIardist Has Sue
crssfml McthOh.

Robert Nelson, in conversation with
an Examiner representative few
days ago, gave a formula for protect
ing fruit from frost that II worthy Of
attention, and the experiment should
be tried.
The plan IL this: Place under the
trees several vessels and fill them
with water, then take wooden string
and fasten rock or weight Of some
kind to one end Of the string and tie
the other end to limb or twig up in
the tree, and put the weighted end in
the vessel Of water.
Attach a number Of these strings
thus-the mare the better--and the
young fruit will not be injured by Sc
we're frosts. He says that ice collects
on these strings very thick and can
be scraped off Mr.. Nelson says he
knows It will work for he has seen It
tried many time. The water or
strings do not have to be removed
during the day.
II the famous Luther Burbank
would tell the people this, every far
mer in the country would try it
Lakeview Examiner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
First Baptist Church.

The Price of Discipleship." morn
ing theme. THE Inner Circle" eve
ming theme. both by the pastor c. l.
Hall. Special music at each service.
"Christs life. His relation to His dis
ciples, and what He expects of us
is the topic for the b. Y. p. L. prayer
meeting to be led by John Wilson at
I o'clock. John Augustavo is the
leader OF the Junior boys and girls
meeting at 3 o'clock To all these
services the public is most cordially
invited.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
HOtel PendlctOn.

+. 4. Johnson, Louisville; j. Walsh,
Portland; G. r. Collins, Sacramento:
G. F. vandewater Walla Walla; w.
II. Cameron. Spokane; 4. ]. MacAr-
thur: II. E. Hunt, Twin Falls G. Fl.
Sutherland. Walla Walla; s. F. Fran
kenstein. Boston; F. II. Putnam, Bos-
ton: J. y. o. Andrew, Portland; II. ].
Miller, Portland: G. p. Moore. Cleve-
land; W. p. Griffith, Portland; G. Alb
bot; r. G. HALEY. Salem: D. F.
Smythe. city; IT. 2. KILN. Portland;
o. a. Smith. st. Paul; w. VI. Robi-
nett; Mrs. l.. p. Booker. Mexico: Mar
garet Rones. Joseph; Mrs. Morgan;
w. G. Crawley and wife, walla walla; 4;
e. r. Moore, St. Joe; w. Graham,
Sterling.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
Oregon Honorpd.

Mrs. Sarah a. Evans. of Portland
president Of the o. F. W. c., has been
elected a member Of the board of di-
rectors of the general federation,
which has just held a successful BIZ
ennial meeting at St. Paul. Mrs.
Sarah Plat Decker was reelected
president Of the national organization.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
AT THE FRiZER.
Items OF Interest to the Theatergoers
OF PcndIeton.

secured contracts for three nights and
matinee, starting Thursday evening.
June 14th. for the only recognized
and authentic moving pictures of the
San Francisco disaster.
This company is playing all the
principal theaters Of the United States
and is the only one that can secure
dates in the best theaters.
See San Francisco before the fire.
during the greatest fire in the worlds
history, and the ruins after the fire.
The camps in the squares and parks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09

In Chicago fire the eight child
rem Of Joseph Blondewski were drop
ped three stories into nets. by flremen,
as the only possible means of saving
them from burning to death. Their
ages ran from 9 weeks TO Is years,
and all were rescued without accl-
dent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
Animal Meeting.

The Thursday Afternoon club will
hold its annual business meeting and
election of Officers on Thursday. June
Il. at 2:30, at the home of Mrs. L. II.
Sturgis. Members are requested TO be
prepared TO give in their subject for
next seasons year book
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
Churches S
Christian Science socIetv

Room ;. Z. o. building. Services
sunday. IL a. m. subject. lis the Uni
verse. Including Man. Evolved BY
Atomic Force" Wednesday meeting.
y. m. Reading room open daily
except Sunday. from to p. m.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
Pre,byterian Church,

Morning worship at 1880 in the
chapel OF Pendleton academy. Bible
school at IL m. There will be no eve
ming services. one week from tomor-
row services will be held in the new
building. a children's day service in
the morning at 1880, and a song and
praise service in the evening at S.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
Shakespearean Department.

The Shakespearean club will have
a meeting at the residence Of Mrs. L.
II. Sturgis Monday at o'clock. June
IL.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
Rim Van Wrinkle Show.

The Rip Van Wrinkle show, the big
scenic production calcium light ef-
fects. just the kind of a show that
Will please all. June Is.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09

Carney & Kennedy's cab stand. at
Tallman's Drug Store, after p. M.
Phone main 10 for cab.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09
NO SIRE

Not every man can cut a tender
steak.
Nor will dressed meat keep in an
old ice-box; but must be kept in a
cold storage, where the temperature
Is just right all the time.
Years Of experience and the finest
private cold storage plant In the In
land Empire enable us to reach the
perfection in good meat.
Empire Meat Co.
Phone Main IS.
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LOST-On- and seyen-eghth karat white
diamond out setting. When last heard
of was in possession of VIM. Julius tcoior-
edl lag Day Street FlatteIing reward for
its recovery NJ C. Hall SUIT
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M. w; STUART,
u Perry St Real Estate and Fire Insurance. Telephone 1917
FOR SALE.

For $500 we offer this week one
of the most attractive homes in Mont
gomerv, hardwood finish. polished
floors, electric bells, speaking tubes,
handsome mantels, porte cochere. on
nice sized lot, and close to capitol, and
needs no repairs whatever.
S4.75O 90
buys a brand new eight-room resi-;
dc nee. modern in every respect. VIII
accept a small cash payment and a
portion at $40 per month, and carry
balance a. per cent. This place IS
cheap. for all cash. and won't stay for
sale long.
For $500 we offer new residence
in the best rart of the city. five bed
rooms. reception hall. dining room,
buffers pantry and kitchen, with all
modern convenienccs. If you look at
this you will buy it.
$3.50. 90
Buys lot just on the hill Of South
Perry Street. Can't equal this value
in Nom gomery Finest home in Mont
eomery Just in front
We have one home that is modern
ard brand new that we can trado for
other property. mortgages, negro prop
crtv or vacant lots
$500 to lend at eight per cent
on city or suburban property. II you
want 1t call early Monday.
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FOR RENT.
Nine room modern residence, practi-
cally new and within two squares OF
postofffce. Sulendid place for first
class boarding house, for $55 90 per
month.
Several parties have made big mon
ey through my office since opened
You can do the same, so come In
and let's talk about It.
am ir touch with what's going on
III the way of improvements in Mont
gomery and 1 believe I can nelp you
to make money. Others have and YOU
can do the same.
We offer a piece of property renting
for $3.50 pr; annum, that we can Of
fer you for $15,500 and can make the
terms to suit you, by coming the ma
Tor part at six Ter cent.
DESK ROOM.
have desk room for one on ground
floor, 20 South Perry street.
FIRE INSURANCE.
would appreciate a policy from any
of my friends.
II YOU have money TO loan at s or
Yer cent, we can place it for you, and
ray all expenses for examination Of
titles. Wili\furnish 81 for s. security
If you have property for sale o. rent.
Place 1t with us: let us hustle i for
Won.
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FOR RENT-Two large unfurnished from
rooms connecting second floor, on s. Gold
thwaite Address Il w. c., care Adver
tiSer IL
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Picture Frames
Mc"H III order.
!: TressIar's studio.
Under Government Orders.

Paris, oct 6.-The action Of M.
DesilluC the charge daffaires, OF
France, at Havana, in raising the ques-
tion with Governor Taft of the pay
mont of the losses sustained by
French citizens as result of the rev.
dictionary outbreak in Cuba while
aiken upnn his own Initiative is re-
Cardcd here as being sanctioned by the
government and under the circum-
stances AS "A proper precautionary
measure.
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LOST.

sTRAYED-From my office Sunday night
sent. goth, white and liver pointer dog
he is full grown. weighs about so pounds
answers to the name Count" liberal re-
ward for his recovery. w M. Shoemaker
Euress Office. Phone 147. ~
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Blohbs-Hc's the most unlucky fei-
low know. He has Just had his watcll
stolen
Slobbs-Oh. lots of fellows have had
their watches stolen.
Blohhs--Yes. but not under such dis
tressing circumstances. He was just
a0ing to "
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wANTED-To rent three unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping: no children, best Of
references Address. stating location and
nrice X care Box 562, City. ia
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COURT RESTRAINS STRIKERS.
In junction VIII Not Allow Interference
With N0n-I niOn MOrkmen.

Now YnrF. oct. G.--.Iudge Taylor in the
United States Court today granted an in
junction restraining workmen at the Pope
Motor car Works from picketing the plant
OF IN any way interfering with the nom
un.,u m"u at work.
Tin, injunction involves between $50 and
goa mnchinists. The strike has ben in
progress at the Pope plant for more than
a month The injunction will be heard
before Judge Taylor next Saturday.
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HAVE YOUR INSURANCE TRANS
FERRED TO NEW LOCATION-Mon
day is general moving day and a per-
son Is apt in the confusion incident to
it, to overlook the transfer of his
insurance and this is to remind all per-
sons having insurance with US to send
in their policies for transfer to their
new locations, as otherwise they will
he unprotected
We are Offering ii fine piece of bust
ness property which a purchaser can
realize a handsome profit on in a short
time, II you have idle money this is
your opportunity.
We can sell you the cheapest central
ly located up-to- date, residence in tho
city. desirable for either a home or
Investment
We have for sale fine piece of in
vestment property consisting of thre"
residences which we offer as a whole
or separately
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The Rermudinn EIoated.

New York, oct, 6.--The hig steamer Ber-s
mMdiaH which went aground in New York
harhor yesterday. while bound in from Ber-
muda. was refroated today 1t II be-
lieved she NOT seriously damaged.
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FOX ,;EST-sTOKEs
FOX KE>i-aEslDE>CEs.

FOR RENT Half Of store No ?02 Dexter
Avenue Building next to Advertiser. Tel
81 49,, ,ona II
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FOR RENT Residence, corner Wilkorsnn
ana Bib Streets. splendid l,catinn - near
hu mess ard OF hin With first class n'Igh p
horhood hahdleI n Douglass -- II
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MEDICAL.


AIEN-Thc Vacuum Treatment permanently
cure, vital Weakness. NHricnc'Ie. StrlC-
tur,. and enlargca. confid, initial Chnll"-
M,uufacturing CO. Charles building, ben
,,r ga - 81 Il
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLAEEoU hundred buggies.
traps and suIreys will be sold at cost for
next thirty days. Bowdoin- Hayeood Car
riaGe Co. corner Monroe and Lawrence
streets % II
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1Ot ACRES,

In Bullock County miles Union
Springs. one mil" Flora !-room resi-
two servant houses; 4-acre orchar |.
Emit place wire fenced; cross fences
I7:ro water and branch. No pr"ttier
country home in tn" county; clos" to
cbureh and cphOpl improvements
alone worth sl"g0 but for quick sale
will take $1,000.
T. %. HN<A
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wANTED-At once. girls to operate ma
chimes: experience not required. Steiner. Lob
man & Erank. sun-tf-4
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LADIES to work piecework; 50 per dozen
materials furnished; canvassing; steady
work. Stamped envelope. Best Mfg. Co:
Champlain Bldg, Chicago. -
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MISCELLANEOCS-O one hundred huggies.
traps and surreys win be sold at cost
Carriage Co, corner Monroe and Law.
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MULES AND HORSES,
j.T.Roberts &Son
24s. Perry St.

s2,500.00 to lend on approved city
property.
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WANTEDA-To engage reliable woman for
wet nurse. Apply 223 Martha Street or
phone 1447; good wages to proper party.
st