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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-30
NATIONAL POLITICS
DISCUSSED BY
M'CUMBER
North Dakota Senator Returns
From Washington to Home
in Wahpeton.
OPPOSITION TO BOLICY
OF PRES. ROOSEVELT
Win All Have Vanished With
in a Short Time, He Says
Wall Street Troubles.
OPPOSITION TO BoLICY
OF PRES. ROOSEVELT

"No man can be elected president
who does not stand pledged to the
people to continue the reforms of the
present day." said United States SEN
ator p. J. McCumber of North Da-
kota. who was in Minneapolis Satar-
day on his way home from Washing
ton.
II know Of no policy" he continued
which. strictly speaking, can be call
ed Roosevelt policy. By another
year all opposition to the policy of
the Roosevelt administration will
have vanished. The American people
have been reading, thinking and
pondering great industrial questions
as never before and have arrived at
an Industrial policy to be pursued in
this country.
The president of the United States
is in complete accord with the deter
mined policy of the people. He rep
resents them in his sturdy efforts at
reform. The people have concluded
that the time has arrived for the
abolition of all special privileges and
the establishment of equal rights. The
president is expected to enforce that
public sentiment and he is fulfilling
that expectation to the limit.
THE great business interests of the
country have not suffered in the
slightest degree by reason of the
enactment or enforcement of any law
or regulation. Many who We're op-
posed to the reforms instituted by the
president through fear of their in.
fiuence on business are now his
strongest supporters.
"No industry conducted upon the
plane Of justice. both to the owners
or stockholders and the public, ever
neer fear the president. No other
kind is in condition to complain.
II have heard it charged that the
late furry in Wall street was due to
the strenuous activities Of President
Roosevelt in the matter of reforms
on interstate commerce. If one were
in the city of New York at the time
he would find that during all this
furry and excitement down Broadway
the great mercantile business in the
wholesale and retail districts were
not affected in the slightest degree.
The ocean freighters were loading
and unloading with the usual activity:
legitimate credit was as good as
ever; dividends were being declared
upon all character of industrial
stocks, and the only persons affected
were a few Wall street gamblers.
But they are not the American peo-
pie"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-30
WILL Sell MARK TWAIN
Pleasure Boat Of Red River is to Be
Knocked on By Deputy
Sheriff Oyerby.

Mark Twain" is to be sold to the
highest bidder.
Not Samuel C.i'Clemens of humor-
fame. but pleasure boat, one which
has been wont to ply its busy trade
on the Red river during the summer
excursion seasons.
Deputy Sheriff Oden overly will
officiate at the obsequies as there is
little matter of some five or six hun
dred dollars in the shape of mort
gage, which encumbers the daily life
of the craft. The launch is owned
(until tomorrow at ten o'clock by S.
J. Sprague, resident of Riverside
Park, and the sheriff's sale will be
conducted from a block set up on the
river bank in the rear of the Sprague
property.
Charles Hanson, Of East Grand
Forks holds the mortgage on the forty
foot Mark" and it is to satisfy his
claim that the sale will be conducted.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-30
WHOLESALE DEAL,
ERS HELD ANNUz
Al SESSION S
The North Dakota Association
Elects +. D. Cameron Presi.
dent For a Year.
'fo %fss1sn W. We 9. 1 ;;
Fargo Man Gets secretaryship
Discussed Matters of In
terest to Jobbers.
cRooKsToN MAN, G. R.
W1NsLoW VICE PRES.

-
The annual meeting of the North
Dakota Wholesale Grocery Dealers
association was held in Grand Forks
on Monday. The meeting was held at
the Hotel Bacotah, Representatives be-
ing present from wholesale houses in
North Dakota, and those in the valley
on the Minnesota side of the Red river.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows.
President D. Cameron, Grand
, Forks, of Park, Grant & Morris.
Vice President-C. R. Winslow,
Crookston, of Smith, Finch & Winslow.
Secretary and Treasurer-C. o. Fol-
lett, Fargo, of Fargo Mercantile com
pany. =
The association decided to hold the
next meeting in Fargo. During yes
terday's session, business matters of
interest to the jobbers was discussed.
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TRAIN MADE EAST time
Travellers Say that No. 6 Made Record
Breaking Time Between LarimOre
and Grand Forks.

Two travelling men that came, in on
train No. several days ago are tell
ing Of the time that the train made
coming from Larimore to Grand
Forks. The train was late, leaving
Larimore about 2:45 o'clock in the
morning. From Larimore to Arvilla,
a distance of about seven miles, nine
minutes of time was consumed. From
Larimore to Emerald. a distance of
fifteen miles, it took them nineteen
minutes. Efforts to time the speed
between Emerald and Ojata, they say
failed, inasmuch as they never saw
the station. Both of the passengers
state that they were in Grand Forks
and at their homes at about $50
o'clock. something like three-quarters
of an hour after they left Larimore,
twenty-eight miles away.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-30
WHITEHEAD IS DEFENDANT
In an Action for Damages Just Start.
ed-Charles d. McCanna Is the
Plaintiff in the Case. 81

Ben G. Whitehead, former editor
of the Grand Forks Press. but lately
publisher of the Williston State, has
been made the defendant in an &C.
ton started by Charles D. McCanna,
administrator of the estate Of Simon
A. McCanna, deceased. Attorney s.
g. ,Skulason is appearing for the
plaintiff. and the action was started
in Williams county.
The complaint sets forth that B.
G. McCanna leased the McCanna resi-
dence on Reeves avenue for a year,
at a monthly rental of $50. It is
claimed that the leasee left the prem
Uses ON March 2, without paying up
back rent, amounting to $3.50 and that
he also left the doors unlocked, al
lowing the water pipes to freeze and
burst. with the result that the floors.
were flooded, that parts Of the house
We're left in filthy condition and
that the floors were scratched up
badly, that several. windows were
broken. and that the wall paper in
one room was torn up and that a
water rent of 1915. which the defend
ant should have paid had not been
Settled. All in all. the plaintiff wants
Judgment for $494.75.
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See Scott Cameron his idea of the
NeV Woman in FriedUs at the Met
ropolitan Thursday, May 2.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-30
OF THE STATE
Members Of the Colored t40O' Of This
City, Plan Grand Ball, To Be
Given This Evening.

The colored gentry of Grand Forks
are making plans whereby this city
will be the rendezvous for their
fraternity throughout the state and
northern Minnesota. They will pull
off" their second grand ball in the
Normanden hall this evening. About
fifty couples will be in attendance
from Fargo, Crookston and other
neighboring towns. 1t is their inten-
ton to have social affairs. every little
while which will take place in this
city. More than seventy-five couples
will be in attendance this. evening.
Messrs. Battle, Green and William
Swenson are the promoters of the af-
fair
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-30

When a man is chased by woman
there ID always at least contributory
negligence on the part of the man.
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FARMERS BUILD PHONE LINE.
Those Livink Near Park River Inter-
ested In Project.

Park River. N. D., April 30.-The
farmers living north of this city are
taking steps to build rural tele-
phone line. A meeting to discuss the
Smith school i house and a. ali t present e;
expressed themselves as favorable to
the plan apd desired ITO have the line
built this summer. The new line will
be patronized by about twenty farm
ers.
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n. II. Lincoln Trouble.

Yesterday was busy day at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. Lincoln
on Belmont avenue, the event being
the birth of fine baby girl. The hap
py father was in trouble nearly all
day. fearing that the supply of cigars
in the city would be exhausted before
all his friends were treated.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-30

Make up party of friends and go
to see Friends at, the Metropolitan
Thursday evening. May 2. You will
enjoy it and will help the public IL
brary book fund.
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Times Dispatch Branch hes.

q u. /. "a
. Tho following Branch Offices have been
est ablsheu r.. tho benent OF those living
at distance from tho Main office Of rhe
M 1, ~, 1,,.,,,oh r,,. ,r,m.s. Dispntch Wants
,lef. NJ INV Of these branches viii receive
49,, =. ~ 80 - = - 49,. ~, ,,,n,,ch ,h.v
the same earelui l.'en.'0" o us and .her.
had been lett Ut the An'n O'.is.' >'
VIII DO no extra cost to mo au rs'.
SL.AUGilTEHs s nasui eil,,
ana VehaDie Ssroe.s.
w. L. EASEs, asia East Broad street
a a. SCOTT, Twenty-htth aho broao
Street. a . j,
WILLIAMS PlANMACY, TWehtS-hrst ana
Marshall strec1s.
TAItHANr, GRANT CO., Toushee and
br"ad n.reo.s.
o. w. LATlhER, NO. Soo West Marshah
Street
fs 81 rs, SIN oi - So. ~ " s's
-Aa''. ,..s., =,
=. J.; IL. nEVEhlDdE' Brock Avenue ana Guy
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.'&ll)2'''(t@,
ONE CENT a WORD.
ONE CENT A WORD. "

qRetail merchants frequently get the idea into
their heads that because. they sell goods that the
public must have, and sell on very low margin, adj
vertising would not help them any There never
was more erroneous notion. Surely advertising
will increase any legitimate business, and the
grocer, dry goods merchant, or any one who has
anything to sell and does not use his local paper,
OF in any other way does not keep himself before
the public, isneglectng one Of the most powerful
aids he can find in his effort to secure success.
q TIMES-DISPATCH WANT ADS. reach
all Virginia. Phone for the Want Al. Man.
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Business Opportunities.

WANTED, spAaTN Err WITH $4,000 IN
tic business AZ Hranehyiiie' S. 9,
Avaiii<5le timber: 20.o0o.OOO In actual
possesNon. 10000. 900 to be acquired,
Money desired for controlling latter
on profitable basis already made. For
3 particulars, address w, II. INGRAM
& Sumter, s. g., or o, D.. IiARVIN
4 Branchvile, 8. q.
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WANTED, MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade; new system: few weeks COM
Gp!etes; any one can learn: tools do
natcd board provided; can earn
scholarship while learning; position
"a guaranteed when through. Write for
free catalogue. MOLERS BARBER
COLLEGE. GOT Bowery. New York
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Notice to / ax-P ayers.


Onice Of Collector Of City Taxes,
city Hail. Richmond,sva.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY no
li RECEIVE ALL OR ON E-HALE, OF.
CITY TAXES, REAL ESTATE AND
d PERSONAL, FOR THE YEAR 1907,
z ON JUNE 18TH. s.
The whole tax s due, but the Eordi-
nance provides that one-half may be
paid in June and the remaining half in
December. Failure to pay all Or one
half In June incurs q penalty Of per
cent. on the whole amount which Is
due at once, and II not paid before
SEPTEMBER 1ST the collector is re-
quired to levy. with costs added. This
notice embraces the annexed district.
ALL MALES, 81 years OF age, ALL
PERSONS a(NlALE OR FENlALE), who
own personal property, or hold personal
property Us tiduciary, and all parties
conducting business in the city Of Rich
mond COZ whatever nature) are assess-
ed, and will please call and settle, so
as to avoid delinquency.
Grading, Paving, Pipe and Sewer
Connection Bills are payable In the
same manner as Taxes, and at the same
time.
Give name in which property. stands,
and see that you get all your bills
This being the only notice provided
for by law, please give 1t prompt at
tention, as under the new ordinance s
per cent: penalty Will have to be added
to the whole bill after Juno 3oth.
r. w. CUNNINGHAM.
ty Collector of City Taxes.
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Agents Wanted.

SOMETHING NEW--oUR "RIDER's"
Accident Policy, covering all acci-
occupations; Issued to both men and
women, living $4,000 death and VIA
yseekly W.nef,ts; costing but SIS per
Z lasnunl. Over $4,000 already pa.u
iii benefits, Agents wanted. Extra
large commissions, and exslusiYe ter,
ACCIDENT sc c1EgY, $40 Broadway,
New YQrls, slai. a!
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HAVE OPEN ED AN
Office to secure all kinds OF help for
tho exposition grounds. both inside
and out. paying all railroad expenses.
etc, to good workmen In their diner
ent grades. from Richmond to Nor
folk All kinds OF help wanting any
kind OF employment. at the exposition
grounds No written applications
answered or considered. Apply 1T
once to Office OF the JAMESTOWN
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 110T East
Main Street
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Coal and Wood,

As II HAVE BnDN HEADQUARTERS
for wood about FIVE years. ! knew
Of wood. and prepared every way
.housekeepers desire At. Quality counts
as much al price. Half.cord. t2.b0,
n Phone l0ea, TIL a WOOD MAN, 2O1
Y West Broad. q
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MISSING FROM HOME SINCE JUNE
list, w. r. Terrell, about thirty tive
years old very tall. with red hair.
Any Information Will be appreciated.
n. TERRELL. Emmett, Hanover
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LOST, A PAIR or EYEGLASSES ON
North Laurel Street. Wednesday af-
tcrnoon. A reward Is offered for re-
turn II left at No. IA Moth Laurel
Street, or at Blair's Drug Store.
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Real Estate-For Rent.

FOR RENT, THAT D.Esl RABL l.
Broad street store, NO. 2l2. between
umbrella storey. Possession given
August 18th next. Apply 109 =. Cary
Diana GIG -.-.. -. --,----
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FOR SALE. DRUG BUSINESS; BEST
stand In n Underwater town, 1900 in
habitants; steady growth. Reason
for selling, Ill health. Stock and
goodwill $1,000. r. L. j. LANlk-
H FORD. pa N. Twenty sixth Street,
Richmond, or Portsmouth Va
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Lost and Found.

LOST, SOME w II Ell BETWEEN
Twenty second and NJ and Twenty
ninIh and Grace Streets, diamond
ring; $25 Will be paid finder upon its
return to $40 North Twenty second
Street.
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MZAl2'l(@,
ONE CENT A WORD. H

THD RATE for CLASSIFIED Want gAdvcr-
lising Is cent por word. With inlnimutn
cost OF 10 conts for zach insertion. when
paid In advance. and 25 cents when
charged The samo rate applies 70 deaths,
marriages. obituaries and nlli35tbcr ciassi1
fed notices No display typo allowed IN
the classified columns. ~
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CULTIyATORS.

FOR SALE, PENNSYLVANIA RID
Hoe Cultivators; "Bement" Walking
Pin-Hoe Cultivators; Dement," Rid
ing SpringTooth Cultivators. Tho
Implements for cultivating crops
Prices reasonable. w. K. BACtiD o.
SONS, 1406 East Main Street
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

FOR SALE. "TENNEssEE" THORN
hill' and "Russell" Farm Wagons;
anderson and "Ames" Buggies, Sur
reys and Runnbouts. Beautiful
styles: reasonable prices and terms.
w. K. BACHE & SONS, 1406 East
Main Street.
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For Sale.

FOR SALE, .EAGLE" STEEL LAWN
SWINGS ornamental and useful. Cold
we'll" Lawn Mowers, BEST on Earth
Elegant umbrella and canopy shades
for runabouts and open buggies. We
put them on while you walt. w. x.
BACHE g. SONS, 1906 East Main
Street
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STANDING TIMBER FOR SALE
Twelve tracts standing timber,s150 to
100 acres in tract Will sell sep.
arately or as q whole. s. y. GILLIAN,
Church Road, Va
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WANTED, YOUNG MAN TO TAKE UP
proposition with me. Can clear $500
per month during Jamestown Expo
sition; must give good reference;
honorable business. Address S. w.
DEIISII, city.
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Rooms Wanted.

ROOM AND BOARD WANTED BY
n young married couple: references
exchanged. Address * -, care THIS
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FOR SALE, 5-RooM HOUSE ON WASH
!ngton. near both Venable and Sew.
enteenth Streets: good netghborhood
E dress D S444, care this Office.
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Real Estate Wanted,

WANTED, TO SELL OR EXCHAN III.
for city property, nice suburban home;
~. ~ acres good land; acres III
order; barn. sheds, poultry house
corncrtb: with splendid water, at
Kitchen door; only / IL miles from
City; good road and desirable neigh
borhood. g. L. q II. L. DiGNOON
S21 East Main Street,
WITH SMALL FAMILY
would occupy house In suburbs dur.
Ing summer during owners absence
Address j &c. care this Office.
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Boarding.

AND SpACIOU S
rooms; excellent location; meals, Ii
desired. Special rates to parties.
Address THE NEWPORT 137 Duke
Street. Norfolk. Va. ...,-sf.as
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DRESS SUITS FOR RENT.
SODA WATER,

DRESS AND TUXEDO SUITS FOR
rent, sCHNuRMAN.f ~ 8 n Main st.
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED STEM
ographcr, with brain and tact. Adj
dress j 9. care this Office.
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Situation Wanted-Female

WANTED. p OSITl ONS BY TWO
demonstrating, voice, piano; the
other ono. English branches. Latin,
German. Address TEACHERS ",
care this Office
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Millinery.

WE HAVE OVER Is DOZEN TRIM.
med sailors, to go at 19c. each. Moro
than % dozen untrimmed shapes;
former. price, 800 and s1.25; now,
4Sc. Those shapes arc composed OF
the latest styles. Great reduction
on oil other hats Mrs. CHAMLlITI,
BIG and 318 East broad Street.
NEW ATTRACTIONS IN The ALL.
white hats at Mrs WORTHAM'S, ZIG
N. Third Street.
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Help Male and Female.

YOUNG MAN FOR GEN
eral office-work; must be familiar
with bookkeeping; also experienced
woman bookkeeper; good, permanent
positions to right parties. Give age.
experience and salary expected. Ad-
dress K 20, care this office.
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Professional Help Wanted.

AND PROFESSIONAL
teacher Oman or wonlan) wanted as
principal OF country high school; s75
per month. For particulars apply to
s. II. HUBBARD. r. FL. No. 2. Box
81, Forest Depot. Va
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Meetings,

Capitol Building and Loan Association.
Richmond, Va. June Il. lp07.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
regular semi-annual dividend OF three
and one-half per centum (No. 4s),
payable out of tho not earnings, Tor
SIX months ending May 81. 1907.
I JOIN l3. WELSH,
Secretary and Treasurer
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FOR SALE. SUBURBAN HOME. ~
acres, 1O-room house. newly painted,
Ivy Road, near University OF Vlr-
ginia, adjoining Mr.. e. D. Hotchkiss.
Good orchard and gardens; water IN
house. Apply to T. P. CARVER, Agt.,
Charlottesville. Va.
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Legal Notices.

NOT1CE.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
wealth Land Improvement Co. is
hereby called at tho request OF stock
holders holding together one-tenth
Of the capital stock. to be held at the
office Of Judge w. It. Rhea, Bristol.
Va, at 2 O'clock p. NJ, juno 20, 1907,
for the purpose OF examining the
accounts of its officers, authorizing
the dissolution Of the company, tho
settlement OF its business. and the
distribution of its assets.
This May %, 1907.
JOHN Fl. CALDWELL,
g5- President
G., j. ST. John. Secretary.
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ELEGANT ROOMS AND BOARD: rEk-
i,.mansnts and transfents. 4 Us Esuss
t.Grace Street.
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FOR SALE. "DEERING" BIND~ks
Mowers and Hay Rakes. Best quality
Binding THYME, Harvester Oil, anS
repairs for all machines. Mail orders
given special attention. w. x.
\ BACE1E g. SONS. 1906 East Main
Street.
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UToMOB1LE FOR Ell \, ,
1906. Wayne, fvc-passenger. 2O-horse
power car, with glass front. canopy
top. gas lamps and Gaprlcl horn. Tor
sale cheap to quick purchaser. Ad-
dress AUTO. care Postmaster, Peters
burg, Va.
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Rooms For Rent.

FU RN ISHED ROOMS,
large and airy: two bathrooms: GEN.
trail location and suited for business
men. VIII rent separately or to-
gether, with use of Kitchen Rerer-
4 ences exchanged. No, North Inlrc
Street upper fiat
TWO CONNECTING, FURNISH ED
rooms for July and August: use OF
phone and bath. Apply 2O1 East
Franklin, first floor.
FOR RENT CHEAP, N1cELY-FU. K
nished apartment In THE CHESTER
FIELD.
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LARGE MANUFACTURING CONCERN
in neighborinlE city has opening Tor
young man OF good habits for steno.
graphic and general ofiice-work, with
opportunity Of advancement Must
be reliable, accurate and we'll recon-
1nendcd. Address r. H., care this
Office
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THE BEST THING YET. ALL AC-
commodations furnished, except
meals. for $780,, on the handsome
Steamer Saratoga to Jamestown.
Leaves Richmond Saturday 1890 P. NJ.
Returns Tuesday Meals furnished
at irea sonable prices.
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FOR SALE. A LARGE VARIETY or
buggies, Surveys, aundry and grocery
wagons, ct special prices. One old
coal cart, $25; one surre,, s25; one
high-grad top buggy, $50. A. MEY :
Frs SONS, 100 Sou tn Eighth Street.
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I MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN
the mail order business; began with
IS. Anyone can do t! work home
in spare time. Send for free book.
let Tells how to get started. MAN
AGER, Box 500, Lockport, N Y.
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! ders; suitable to operate small thresll-
ers. peanut pickers. and general farm
purposes. Special bargain. w. *.
4 BACHE & SONS
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OUR l6c AND 2oc ROSES WILL MAKE
handsome bushes and bloom profuse-
" this season. MERIT ROSD co.,
I w. Grace and Cedar
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WANTED, CoLoRED MAN OF GOOD
character steady and willing to do
general work in cheroOt factory APP.
ply at once to CIAS. NIILLHISElt,
SIG North Twelfth.
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ANTIQUES.

LARGEST COLLECTION or ANTIQUES
In the state; everything at rock bot
tom prices. RIGGS. NO. 616 y. Main
Street. 34ii NJ
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WANTED, TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS
and schools for teachers. THE V1R-
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU, Rev.
r. w. Cridlin. Manager Manchester.
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