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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27

The Ladies Penny Club will not
meet this week as intended. The
next meeting will be next week with
Miss Kate Dewey, on Sheridan
street
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27
OPEN PUBLICITY TIE BEST
GUARANTY OF MERIT.

When the maker of medicine. sold
through druggists for family use. takes
bis patients fully into his confidence by
cast as well as on its bottle wrappers,
q full list of all its ingredients IN plain
Enstish. this action on his part is the
best possible evidence that he is not
afraid to have the search light Of inves-
tigatiOn turned full upon his formula
and that it will bear the fullest scrutiny
and the most thorough investigation.
DR. Pierce's Favorite prescription for the
cure Of the weaknesses, periodical pains
and functional arrangements OF the or
gans distinctly feminine, Is the only medi-
cine put up for sale through druggists fer
woman's special use the maker OF which
his full confidence by such open ana
honest publicity: -
A glance at the published ingredieHts
on each bottle wrapper, will show thSt IL
medicinal roots, that it contains ~ poi
soneus or habit-forming drugs, ND mar
cotics apd no alcohel-pure, triplerefned
glycerine. of proper strength being used
fnstead Of the commonly employed Alec
the active medicinal properties found III
the roots Of the American fdfest plants
employed. 1t is the only u3bdicine for
wemens peculiar diseases, SOP by drug
gists, that does not contain 4 large per
centage of alcohol, which is In the long
run so harmful to wornan's delicate, nery-
GUS system. Now, glycerine perfectly
harmless, and serves a valu2$le purpose
by possessing intrinsic value all its own,
and besides it enhances tie curative
effect Of the other insrsdisnts entering
into the "Favorite Prescription"
Some of tho abicst medical writer's and
teachers endorse these viewe and praise
all the several ingredients a which ~Fa-
vorite Prescription IL composed - rec
ommending them for the cure of the
very same disYases fer which this world
famed medicine Is advised. No other
medicine for women has any such pro-
fcssienk ndersement-worth more than
any number of ordinary testimonials. II
interested, send name and address to DIR.
r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y, for his little
book Of extracts from the works of
eminent medical writer's and teachers.
endorsing the several ingredients and
telling Just what DIR. Pierce's medicines
are made of. It's free for the asking.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27
IN THE REALLY OF SOCIETY.

Miss Maud Eby entertained with a
dinner Sunday, November % at her
home south of the city. it being in
honor of her birthday. Those present
were Misses LaVerne Beard. Linnie
Toney, Carrie Druley. Gertrude Fouts,
Jennie Meek, Rhea, Druley, Gertrude
Osborn, Edna Meyers, Hattie and
Maud Eby, Messrs Walter Kitchell,
Forest Meek, Walter Osborn, Adam
Ely. Walter Farlow, Master Ralph
Sheffar, Messrs and Mesdames Lester
Beeson, Roy Turner. Jacob Sheffar,
James w. Ely.
x y x
The marriage of Miss Edith Dougan.
of LaSalle, H.. to Mr.. Exum Haas.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Haas, of
this city. will take place at LaSalle,
January 2. Mr.. Haas is now assis-
Company which operates number of
electric lines.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burgess will en-
terrain at dinner Thursday in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burgess and
son of Denver. Colo. who are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Meek
this week
y X *
Announcement cards have been re-
ceived of the wedding of Mr.. William
Jacob of Philadelphia and Miss Flora
Lewis of Sabina, o., which took place
the past week at the home of the
brides parents. Lewis Villa. Mr. and
Mrs. Jacobs will make their home in
Philadelphia. where Mr.. Jacobs is en-
gagged in the drug business.
y
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Williams en-
tertained at dinner Sunday at their
home in Williamsburg in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Alva Brant and son, MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas Williams and Mp. II.
j. Haines of this city.
The Literary Society of ST. Andrews
church will meet this evening in the
assembly room Of st. Andrews school.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27
Come to the HOOSier Wednesday

Mrs. Everett Helms The affair was
highly enjoyable The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Feasel, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Austin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hendricks. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hunt. Mrs. \. S. Hunt, Mr.. Harry
Rude and Mr.. Frank Hunt.
The ladies of the Aid Society of
the First Presbyterian church, will
give Thank Offering Social this
evening in the church parlors.
music program will be given and
refreshments served. Small bags
have been distributed among the
church members in which the thank
offerings are to be placed.
Miss Anna Russell will entertain
the Reading Circle of the First NJ. E.
church this afternoon at her home
on North II street
x x =
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schwegman
gave a charming dinner Sunday even
ing at their home on East Main street,
complimentary to their guests, Will
lam Dixie, Raymond Clay and Clar-
ence North. of New York City. The
guests We're: Misses Elizabeth Burns,
Lillian Schwegman and Ida Throw;
Messrs Walter Steele. Chas. Weller,
Raymond Dove. John Stickler and J.
A. Bogart.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27

On Sunday afternoon a reception
was held at the home of ]. s. Helms.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27

Fairy S
enbuch.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27
Denied by Higgins.

Albany, y. Y. Nov. 26.-"The
statement that / have promised or
intimated to anybody that I will com
mute the sentence Of AIber T. Pat
rick is absolutely and unuaIihedly
false" said Governor Higgins. II
have made no promise on the subject
directly or indirectly TO any living
man" The governor added that so
far as he knew the case Is still within
the Jurisdiction Of the United States
supreme court
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27

Miss Irene Vogelman will read a pa
per on The Twilight of History.
<A
The Magazine Club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Samuel Gaar of
North 18th street. The readers were
Mrs. John NJ. Lantz and Mrs. Erie
Reynolds. The club meets next Mon
day with Mrs. Charles Halton of North
18th street.
Mrs. Mary Grant entertained the
Ticknor Club yesterday afternoon at
her home on South Sth street. After
the re aiding of Midsummer Nights
Dream, the discussion was led by Mrs.
Grant and Mrs. A. NJ. Thurston. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Mary
Whitridge of South Sth street.
%N*
The Music Study Club will meet
morning in the Starr Piano parlors on
South 10th street. The subjects for
study will be Cherubine, and Scarlatti
(the elder) Mrs NJ. F. Johnson will
read a paper on "A Discussion of
Church Music with illustrations by
Mrs. Milton Elrode, Mrs. F. W. krue-
ger, Miss Alice Knollenberg and Miss
Elizabeth Newman
X x X
Emery Wissler was pleasantly sur
prised last Sunday by a number OF
his close friends and relatives, the
occasion being his 18th birthday
Those present were Messrs and Mes
danes, James Fillinger. Sanford
Bond, and B. F. Wissler and family
A bountious dinner was served at the
noon hour.
The Ladies Penny Club will not
meet this week as intended. The
next meeting will be next week with
Miss Kate Dewey, on Sheridan
street.
y ::
On Sunday afternoon a reception
was held at the home of j. S. Helms.
south Of the city, in honor of Mr.. and
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27
THE PRODUCTION OF 'BI b."
Home Talent to Appear Most Artistic Musical Extravaganza
That Has Ever Been Witnessed in Richmond.

in the Moon. The vain search for b
Ri. The dog bays the Moon. The
Moon grows dark. What are the
Night Winds saying? Introducing
the Dance of the Winds.
ACT II-Bi Bis loss cause sadness.
The Fairy's card Sylvania to the
rescue. The magic phone TO the
Moon. The live letter blocks. The
Fairy sends Bi Ri back to earth. Ben
bon the faithful lover, rewarded The
wedding festival and carnival of dan
ces. Sylyania summons the Sand
man. Morning breaks and Katy
awakes in the toy shop to find it all a
dream.
Musical Numbers introduced in ri 81.
ACT /.
l The Slumber Boat
2 Dance of the Jumping Jacks.
ACT H.
/ Dance of Jack-in-the Box
2 My Toy Love.
3 The Owl and the Pussy Cat
4 The Dance of the Paper Dolls.
5 Can do the Sum-
6 Ri Bi.
1 March of the Letter Blocks.
Soldiers.
3 Boys and Girls.
Butterfly Fairies.
5 Bridesmaids Flower Fantasy
6 Soft Fall the Shadows
The full cast for chorus and the
various groups of dancers is as fol
lows:
The Chorus.
Misses Elmer, Nicholson, Beeler
Newman, King, Harris, LeFevre, Golf
in, Hunt and Freeman.
Messrs Comstock McKone, Bulla.
King, Morgan, Kaufman, Conner,
Gray, Malsby, Kepler and King.
Chaperone-Mrs. w. w. Gaar
Dance Of the Winds.
Misses June Elmer, Elizabeth New
man, Lydia Snyder, C. Bell, Helen
Beatty, Edith Nicholson, Nina Har-
ris, Gertrude LeFevre, Margaret
Starr, and Maude Zimmerman.
Chaperon-Miss Nixon.
Bridesmaids Flower Fantasy.
Principal-Mrs. Kolp.
Misses Martha Mcclellan, Electa
Florence Corwin, Katherine
Rettig, Florence King. Alice Hill, Pearl
Edith Moore. Bessie
Jones, Annie Dilks, Eta Jones, Kath-
crime Schneider, Louise Williams Hill
da Shute.
Chaperon-Mrs. J. Y. Poundstone.
Paper Dolls.
Misses Fannie Jones, Mildred Gaar.
Agnes Twig, Carrie Druley, Marguerite
Doan, Margaret Zimmerman, Bertha
Carver and Alton Clapp.
Chaperon-Mrs. George Gates.
Japanese Dolls.
Misses Myral Weeghman, Josephine
Newkirk, Ruby Reid, Dorothy Vaughn,
Emerald Hasecoster, Vivian King,
and Ruth Mckinney.
Chaperon-Mrs Frank Nixon.
Letter Blocks.
Misses Louise Malsby, Charlotte AL
ison, Lucy Smyser, Gladys Bailey,
Pauline Smith, Pearl Haner. Margaret
Border and Nellie Wigmore.
Chaperon-Mrs. Louise H. White.
Noah's Ark Animals.
John Purcell-Owl.
Abram Strattan-Cat.
Henry Glick-Dog.
Arthur Boyer-Maud.
Wilson Faggart-Pig.
Donald Clapp-Rat.
Walter Davis-Frog.
Jumping Jacks.
Messrs Harold Taggart, Robert Tay-
or, Paul Newlin, Jack Brown, Mar
owe Kluter, Americas Gaar, Dean
seidel, Baird Lebo, Henry Thornton,
Harold Lower, George Reid, and
Lloyd Dye.
Chaperon-Miss Tallant.
Butterfly Dance.
Queen Butterfly-Elizabeth Kolp.
Blue Butterflies-Misses Sarah Boy
r, Mary Converse, Louise Hunt, Anna
Marguerite Martin, Mary Can
", Maurine Converse, Barbara Brown,
josephine Wilson, Elizabeth Schriber
elizabeth Howell Dorothy Martin.
ona Helwig, Helen Buckley. Eliza
,eth Bailey and Cornelia Border.
Chaperon-Miss Starr.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27
VoIiva'S Oictum.
publishers Press.l

Chicago, gSoy. 2o.-uflbur Glenn
Voliva, successor to John Alexander
Dowie declared at the conclusion OF
an exciting meeting at Zion City that
unless he IL recognised as general
overseer OF the church for life he will
abandon his present following and
reoTganize the church. He said:
Zion is theocracy. This means
that God selects a leader who serves
for life and that through him God Sc
lects his successor. Every band
raised against me will go dowDfo de-
struction and no petty c9ferie Of
Jealous plotters can GUST NJ"
Use artificial gas fotMght andrheat
Fairy Sticks, 20 centI' at kucn.
24-14t
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27

Miss Anna Carter of Connersville
spent Sunday in the city.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27
BANK CLERK OEFAULTED.
Young Man Employed in J. p. Nor
gan's New York Bank Admits
Cashing Stolen Check.
Publishers Press.l

New YORK, Nov. 26.-Irregularities
were found in the accounts of the Ma
tional Bank Of Commerce, commonly
known as J. P. Morgan's bank, the
capitalization of which Is $25, 900. 600,
and 80 regularly employed clerks and
IL expert accountants searched to dis
cover the extent of the defalcation.
Since Friday afternoon there was de-
tanned in the Tombs prison a clerk
who was in the employ of the bank.
He is Bernard Mann and lives with
his parents in Brooklyn.
Mann was arraigned in the Tombs
court charged with attempting to
rob his employer The banks counsel
greater Importance behind the spe-
cif1c complaint made, that of attempt
ing to get cashed q stolen check for
$12.9S, but after examination OF the
books the bank officials became con-
WINGED that the offense alleged was
the young mans only error. The
original charge was forgery, but II
was changed to petty larceny. Mann
confessed that he took the check He
was hell F0e $3.50 =, 800 neil
Taken from a Train.
Columbus, o., Nov. 26.-Benjamin
Woodington was taken into custody
at the Union station here. He was in
possession of a ticket from Phelidel-
phia to Chicago and claims his home
10 in Philadelphia. He is confined ir
the county Jail An affidavit of insan-
ity was Eled against him.
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SIGNS.
TIIE GRACE SIGN co. MAKES AND
b naints signs; any kind on ANYTHING any.
Where. I iii M Nghth st. Phone Alss. '3
Times ispat Branc hes.

1ha following Branch ofrloes have been es-
a daSna,e from the Ma'n o1los Of the Hines
psps y asss aS onesss sas s
saFebhsl Main ottce. and there VIII b. no extra
sSat e IN ssysf pRua STORE rwonty.ne,A
y and q G SHN ii ISIS =. Broad street,
xknR sfg w TTfa.Esih ~ nsssa tss''s sss
rSNtRRfR,Ss ssslr s''s aRAsr CO.. you.hee ana
q nF W I1lXty SSsiia No. 500 wes. na..aal
rssto 5siib;ss pRuo STORE. No. 49,, Yves,
!: A L. BiEYnR1paA Brook Avenue and Gay
pR 5N,T gE S4Sn ha Nc s Msl t
R eashN A 8 SiFaaiXRstxGY No. 200 Es.. Marsha.
cH HIIss' DRUG STORE. NO, III. East Main
JG Si5ssS I Gun NO, soa Eas. Main.
PSF fS1sst HTsass d%'hi1RAAoy No - seu,A
Observation-Disclosures S,ssISi co, No. u,
TIE Hfss p.A sls1t 8 IsMAcy. NO. SOL, View
r, aaS5s sq PHARMACY, rwen.y-elshtA and N
RS issssfs PHARMACY. No. lis Canal Street,
ihu iii aR NJ @ALk Eli Sss ssas s;.ss and
ck S.fsfH 3 DRUG STORE No, Tic, HUI.
W s'fss. F siaasass No, y North sycamore
rM s'Essss5r ss;f5iasss AND STREET yA4..
M4 4 ssK ssf ia aAa eosas stss
and Church Hiil Aysnu O.,
: EAST PHARMACY 40. ?s2l g Strict
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MesSrs. Brown Brothers q Co.,
I So Wall Street, New York. FL

pcomfort without i Extrayagancs q
the new flreproof Hotel NNyoods tock, !, on;
Forty third Street. neal Broad way Ily
the new Hotel Wood stock ana YOU W.
come again and bring your irlendss.,
There Is no better hotel An the World, ana
ths prices are moaeya NH, y \ .3 H!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-29

once German American Bk,y &: l3ld' s, CO.,
M n!Se2E91iS Xs 5Has dfTGfs
company has I his day declared !. the
per cent (free Of taxi payab BILE to the
stockholdersa on and i after July 2, 1900.
4 CHARLES K,iEsWILLIs. Secretary and
Treasurer. s b III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-29
Rockbrldqe Alum Springs

IN the Mountains Of $virK1 nla, Elevation 900
feet, I, cha.ebyate ana Alum Water unsurpassed.
Cuisine excellent Orchestra, Coli Links, Tenn!s.
Il you want your summer outing 70 count i, sof
health and pleasure come y =
YOUNG, Proprietor, Rofkbr dge Alum sprnss.
Va Take West-bound Chesapeaks ana Onlo
Trains, M s{ NJ n l u st5 S34S
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REAL ESTATE or Sale. n

WANTED 10 fsELLEDRuG&sT STORE I'm
city OF II. 900 populat ton s12 900 90 st,
Vi factory reasons for selling. Address q
4 Az, Times Dispat ch, ~ AZ III
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AGENTsSvvANTED.

TWo rs FIVE DOLLARS P FrR DAY
Z agents wanted men and iwot11e !. Apply
or write at once. i CAN SUPPLY
81 CO.. 6D East Broad Street.a 8 "a ss5i NJ ~ 1,
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WANTED SALES "A a EN- s-ANf ALE OR
Y female, To- sell high class spec alties IN
~ their }locality;Hea sy. to- sell y max "a. 90
x per day samples free. A. 81 n NJ. W PA, 1872
walnut Stroet.t Johnsto wni Pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-29

Il. Bank OF. sRtc hmond.
Richmond, June s23, 4 sos .; 1.
6z Richmond have declared the regular
l quarterly dividend n OF a ia per cent?
L payable July 3, Wa 1905. Ira sfer q books
S5Swill 4 be- closed from June 9th 70 June.
will be mailed. NJ u 7, n z, g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-29
COAL LAND WOODl

II YOU WILL PHONE TO EITHER
~of my yards this week will send sam
pie half cord OF dry slab wood. SITE.
y Once used never !! refused. ! soil a,all
D Kinds OF wood all the time, 4 LONG,
THE WOOD MAN. l9M West Broad,
1869 and 1890 70 As.ll3 sal. l.s.-ll
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W,ANTED--AN ExPERIENC gD!ss SALES
isiiiangof9 to solicit st ock IN a very!
r attractive posi- Ion; 4 good pa I'd n
$dress.$ I. Isl, care this q fice. tEfst
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FoRSRFNT.--No 6. 4 ao5s WEST SFRANKLIN3
4 Street: possession III September 1st 1906
3S.Apply'sto5 McVEIGH \ & "a GLEN 4i6l55sS
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once Of " Guarantee Building Cor; III Il,
5sf3 W Sporation, Times Building.
D1v1DEN N1enmppna D 81 fSne 4 20 Of
.8 THIS, corporation have declared q SEMI
annual dividend OF two per cent. Gree
OF taxi out Of the profits of the past sig
AMER i9etn 5u,y e 4 Ai isee = 's ''S
y{2}.GEoRGD G. JEFF ER9ON,E Score tary.}5IS
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.aENRRAI1 DEPOT. or THE QUAR-,

pEPOT@ or THE QUAR-
. termaster,s Department, washington
June Fl 1899 q -ssals,a Pr9 p tS.
July 2, 1908, and then opened, fol, gas
f,i an Isolation hospital al Fort Myer.
Va, Plans and specifications can Y bA
ing 70 this. office. Blank forms for
4 making proposals. will be furnished IN
tending bidders upon apple alton to. this
I Office, Hnyelopes containing proposals
(. Piping and Wiring Isolation Hospital
4 Building and addressed to Captain
Z A.@gW. BUTT, QuartermasteT y, y g.,
Army, in charge Of depot,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-29

lr Union Bank OF Richmond
Richmond. Vn.,$ ] une q, y e06.
rHn DIRECTORS OF THIS M BANK
b have declared 4 semi annual div idendi
Of six per cent. or 500 per share,
s$5 ayable s5to the stockho lders u on ana
u fter9 July I. q, 1905. ASf GEO. GALLO,
4 Cashier. fg III y. t5. sylFtta,
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sT1s n ID h PIan ters' N ational Bank,
p1R H!Ss%SaRRss y oF 5Haf n B In
tf1a1e to- day declared 3 the usual Eserai.
A a ntlual dividend Of 6 per cent. Gree Of
:tax) on the pital stock Of the BE-. bank.
" payable on and after Juiy.2T 1909 ss95, s5
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1VANrED III Rsr-CLAss TILE s EFT.
s.sters: floor and wall work only; nom
union men preferred; years work guar
n; arlteed Y THE n s. II, B CALKlNS ,,5
~ SO5f N orth Greene Street, & Baltimore,
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|Yll Had Better Start at Once to Advertise f0T SUNNI
FOR SALE

FOR SAFEST ok i. ! I1 j 3 I, 7.
twenty thousand dollar pusii1es ss !. n = !. !.
viii Inventory nbolit I'VE Thousand ido 4
liars; this Is AN except biE q OF,
portlnity, or to good party WI, ~ sell =
i,af books qpeb All
t1 fess RassiiyN esls Sash
gain House. RI edmond \, va q. - -
T9S 81 y gAR Eoy5!R
store room supplies. motors 90 4. ~. ~
Il gle and double beltng,9 shafting, ha "a
e eshs plsyXs ad sts lSn1sr IN
80 Ship Yards. Richmond Va.
FoE B SALES "A I + !, go',e en:
saw:Mlll: s 10 Ii. sP.a Boiler: i IS HE.
r.. II. Boiler;8 Loco Boilers 10 I, ~ aativo
ana Logging Cars. Al al good fe q i;
shipyard. a. Phone so2s.
PRoF1TABLEg DRUG BUSINESS WITH
ssg Stock for sale @in5 Frederic burg, az;
store and dwelling attached lea s e; g g;
2ed
yWENTY PER CENT. D1scoUNTi
from Our rates OF tuiti to pupils 1 en5'es;
@ cali or Telephone for nformati on. aE
d MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEG Ell corner l'
Main and Seventh Streets. 80
CARLOAD OF BUGGs1Es,,
& Surries n stanhopes, etc, Just .recely .s
from best makers Sec my goods ne.
fore purchasing elseEhere and 3, 4, |, save p
oe SMITH, A liz Horts ri aaS
WANTED 70 SELL CHEAP FOR go ;
cash, one showcase. % feet q long;
IN nv Wits enS Haal Apply q RicHARP-3
sON&& CHAPPELL. sol W. Main n a 81
FOR SALE, ONE SECOND HAND RUN y !: Z
one sood ana
& S sonable pr sf a MBYER's SONS,
stl2oNsouth Eighth Street
BATH sPoNGEs, AsI.RAGs T OF;
3Ellet Powder and is Of other bat h-roo ON
III requisites at WAGNER The Toilet and
II Perfumery Druggist, Sixth and Broad az
Si Streets. .a IN 5,s
ESTIMATES cHEERTULJYs GIVEN ON
Awnings, Tents ard Flags; prompt Work:
large stock. II. y, COPELAND . g Cos
f' Phone 257e. iss 3fi.3;
FOR n sALE-oNE ~ ouBLEi
s48 Truck one Second Hand sExtensl0n.I{op
N SON BROS ~ G1s Brook Avenue xii
Al COMPLETED TIIREsH1Nd OUTFIT
as good as n ew, a g g. whole or. seP ua, 4
rateiy; very cheap: See IL at on ce 1901
West Broad Street y c HI Va IA;
UNSURPASSED = CoFFEESl II AT THE
Crown Dairy Lufch r ootrl;;s Fig nth land
y Broad. III
FOR sALE-A LITTER OF: POINTER
pups; reg lstered stock ;s beauties Ell
d Floyd Avenue: q ~ Mn tsi,
OATS, CORN 5's7 AM Biil5l MILL FEED
S58prices right Eat M. j. sMUSSEN q SONS
s9 N ort h. Fig teenth. ~ Phone, ~ 1926.
JOHN 4 .5 tsArTERFIELD,85 THE CAB
b BAGE MAN. THAT ALL
Observation-Disclosures.
ALMOsr4ALL5 MENsBDTWEENF FORTY
Wand ffty, Ihfty0 r,ds six ty, orr oyer, iSare
ii} fveEto ten years older than they should
III be-. The Reyi TALKING and ejuvenatingi
syst Of yaical and Health 4; Culture
H sible way \ to 81 combat premature age;
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FOR BuGG1Es, 4a RUNABOUTs, SUR
res, Daytons,s Traps, Speed &c rts,. e9tes.,
at ito the OLD es ~ y
Fifth Street yI SS 3.E
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MEN AND 80 rs WANTED no LEARN lEalA
ssSpiumbing, pastering, bricklnying Spo-
Sas ciai ofter life scholarship fifty GLARS,
Easy payments; position and anion- ear q
Ssf ruaranteed :Bf free catalogue. CCYNH
IN 6ROs.@ TRADE sCHO OILS, New SsY ,ork,t
MbSf yhica 90 N ST. Louie, r 5.A. Il t5 II 5E8
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dooLD5WATER PAINT, \

No 81 MORE WHITDW,AsHING,t st USE
: Standard Cold Water Paint: itEstays on
barn, house or fence; We haye It in
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