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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-06-21
Revue Canadienne
1907

SOMMAIRE DU NUMERO DE JUN
1907
Jean Deylau. lie Vrie F6-
minisme.
Raoul Lavau ...... LA Verge
d'Avila.
Primavera Pr6coces Iris
ses.
Alphonse Gagnon. En- Chal-
dee.
Lou1s-Alphonse Nolin, O. M. I.
lie Matin, po6s1e.
CASTOR de Montigoy ...... LIE
Regime Paroissial ct la Colonisa-
ton dams la Province de Quebec
{ fin au proclaim num6ro).
Thomas Chapais. "A Travers
les Fats ct les Gavres.
y II = -. Notes Blbliogra-
ph1ques.
\ \ 80. Table du Tome
XII.
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Seattle, Nov. 9--At che convention of the United Fishermen 3 resolution wa" adcpt deciarilg campaign against the cXterninatilE cf fish On Wood river and for thc abolition of fish traps by the conrcries of Bristol bay, Alaska.
 CoifaX, Nov. 9 -J.mca lOylstJn has been arrested on the charge of crimi- nai assault ,n his daughter. Extra police are guarding the iaii, as a lynching bee is threatened by angry citizens.
 Seattle, Nov. 9-D. A. McKenzie, q delegate to the Juneau convention, says he will introduce q resolution urging the government to extend the railroad rate legislation to Alaska.
 Los Angeles, Nov. 9-Thc Santa Fe railroad was fined S3}0, ,0o0 for rebat- ing yesterday. The attorneys for the railroad gave nCticc Of an appeal.
 New York, Nov. 9--A slump in stocks was noted yesterday, Copper went down to fourteen.
 New York, Nov. 9-Thc democrats of New Jersey threaten to contest the election. They claim that Kat zenbach was elected governor over the republican, nominee.
 Tacoma, Nov. 0-Thomas Bruce, of Dawson, will probably succeed Judge Bard of Nome as Grand Arctic Chief The convention advocates a ladies' auxiliary to the organization A grand banquet was hald last evening, 0ci. Perkins being toastmastcr.
 Washington, D. C., Nov. 9-T'he government announces that it will probe in the rot5enneas cf financial affairs in New York and will p.,se-
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 has sailed for China with bronze plates for monuments for soldiers and sailors who were killed in the Boxer troubles.
 Seattle, Nov. 8-The bounty on rats showing signs of having bnbonic plague, has been raised tC S5.
 Philadelphia, Nov. 8-Japanese cruisers, emoute home from the Jamestown exposition, arrived here iast night. \ bai quet was given in thai" hanor.
 Chicago, Nov. o--The atliking tole- ggaphora of this city have voted to discontinue tte au'ike.
 Washington, D. 1, Nov. s--Rogard- less yf 5he strength shown it is stated congress will not grant territoral gov cinmolt ,o AIaaka &t the coming scs- aion ,G ool g4ess. Both house and senate are "Sains. 1t. Congrcasmen Cannon ard Gawney are emphatic in their oppyH Jion to the measure. Gov. HoggatG5 opposition i5 the principal factor in thc mate
 Washington, D. C. Nov. S-Col. Adams, of the engineer rps at West Point Major Reuham, of he Twenty third infantry, and Major Pie ce of the engineer corps, have been ordered retired for refusing {, tsi,o the riding endurance test.
 Seattle, Nov. V ilitam Hughes, a Dawson miner, w,a Eeld up in Wood lawn park carly this mol1.ir g. A highway man showed gun in his face and relieved him cf $4C0.
 Huron, $. D., Nov. 8-The UCes arc Sioux have formed junctme Troops are being rushel here from Gcttys bug. An all wi1osr clmpaigl is pro bably, as the Indians are familiar with the country and can avoid { meeting with thc Troops.
 Washington, D. C., Nov. S-Iht naval board recommends that fort b2 built on Subig bay, Philippine isl and5, costing S3o, ,Oo0. Five bat tloships are onroute to the Philip pines from the Pacific Coast fleet They will D, stationed permanent, at Olongapo.
 Seattle, Nov. 8-The rumor is per sistcnt that John ROscne, prcsiden of the various Northwestern com panies will be deposed at a meetin of the stockholders to be held in Ne'
 York November II.
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New York, Nov, S--Completo re turns from New Jorsey show that the republican candidate for GCver- nor was elec5el inj52ad of K3tzen- bach, the democratic nominee. Ire legislature is also republican.
 Washington, D. C., Nov. 8-rhe seed divi3ion bailling burned last night. The loss is placed at S3o,G00.
 New York, Nov. s-The banks shipped cash today to St. Paul to as sist in moving the nGrthW9sE corps James J. Hill i. aiding the movem HrC There is sufficient gold on hand to meet all neei5 until the end of the week. The copper is weak at four teen and quarter
 Wash ng on, Nov. s--Sanator Piles today wired John 2. Miller, who Wis a candidate r yn2 jnlgejhip to sue- ceed Wickaraham, that he had pledged his suppo~. D A4N'e1ns for for Alaska olfaos r, nd gladly support Miller if Ala5.14,is v,auld en- di rss hin.
 Chicago Nov. 8-"he supreme court has overrulcd Judge Humphrey in sentencing James Hamilton Jtaw:a, corporation conls,l of ol;c3g5 f.r cont 9mp5 of cour f-r defyinE the Alton water work i"iancsto-.
 New York, Nov s-Bou,.ze z cj5- ran, the note TAmna orator, has been arros5,l for illegal voting. He claimed Seventeenth street aa lis residence, but one Of his sorvar IS swsars he does no5 re3iJe thera.
 Manila, Nov. 8-Secrota.y Taft sailed from here yesterday, enroute to Vladivostor, from whence he will go to Berlin.
 Washington, Nov. r 1ongre33man Fowler of the House committee or banking, urges the issue Of cre billion dollars in paper money, rcdocmablc in gold, at the coming session cf con- grcs9.
 RLt1l,um, Idaho, Nov. s-A jury in the Steve Adams case has been sc- cured, and the prosecutor related the killing of Tyler by the accused. The prosecution is depending on the con fession Of Adams for details of the the jury disagreed. Clarence 5. Dal row, the noted Chicago attorney, ap p1l'J fo' n, )',J)l1'.
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cute the fl anciela ard bankers who havc been guilty of juggling with the peoples savings in banks and trust companies.
 Washington, Nov. 9 9- President Roosevelt has summoned Timothy Woe dluff, chairman Of the republi- can contra! committee, and other prominent political lealors of New Washington November 16th It is significant in view cf the pressure of certain republican leaders urging Roosevelt ;o run again fer the presi- dency.
 GOldfolds, Nov. S-Waltcr Kline, a leading jeweior of this place, was fatally shot laal night by policeman while in the act If ic bhing the Gold fields reduc tion mill. The affair has caused great sensation on account Of the prominence of the thief,
 San Francisco, Nov 8-Advices re- ceived from the five whalers frozen in the Arctic. state that al! are safe.
 Seattle, Nov. o--The Guggenheim contracts ntc mplatc an expenditure If ;,25 COG, eco in railroad construction in Alaska. N. J. Tcney, the con- tractor fsr the Cordova road goes north CT the steamer Yucatan, to make preparations for beginning work.
 Washington, D. C., Nov. 9--A Bryan love feast will be held in this city November 2Gth, at which time it is expected the peerless democratic l~ader Will cuy line his platform. It .a generally elatcod that he can h.vo the demo cratic nomination fer tho ma-i3 @cy f he desires it.
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By Gable to The Prospector.

in legislature of that He vol Oklahoma admitted to the bar n o ana m Oahoml republican the
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New York, Nov, 6--CompleJc re turns from New Jersey show that the republican candidate for Gcver- nor was elec5el in3gead of Katzen- bach, the democratic nominee. Ire legislature is also republican.
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There is nothing that will explain just what the attraction is that draws the crowd Maybe it Is the horse races or the fat cattle; maybe it's the fakir and his wares, but the writer thinks the vast majority go for another pur- pose-to renew old acquaintance, to see friends that they have not met since
 he last fair and to hold family reun-
 ons They can do all this for the
 country towns all over Rhode Island
 and New London county, Connecticut, send practically their entire population
 10 Kingston The cities of Providence and New London are well represented
 too, as a score of long special trains draw In from them on each day of the attraction. Just how complete the de- population of the surrounding territory is accomplished was shown several years ago. The world famous Casino at Narragansett Pier was discovered to be on fire in the afternoon of Thurs day of flair week There was not peo- pie enough in the town to properly work the fire apparatus and a special train had to go to Kingston to bring the volunteers who answered to an alarm given on the fair grounds Calls for aid wired to neighhoring villages had to be responded to in a similar way and as result the Casino, some of the largest hotels and most of the business places at the fashionable sum mer resort went up in smoke because there was no one to fight the flames,
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A REsUsC1TArED INDUSTRY

If abundance of whales can revive whaling as an industry, we may cer- tainly look for renewed activity in this line. Last week there returned from 1-4 years cruise, both in north and south Atlantic waters, the New Bed ford whaling brig Sullivan with some $500 barrels of oil; and her comman- der reported that in all his whaling ex- perience he never before saw so many whales. In five record days the brig captured enough whales for a yield of S75 barrels of oil and so rapid were the captures that the capacity to care for it was completely overtaken by the supply of blubber Such results from whaling will, if often repeated, galvan- ize the entire industry into activity, es- pecially along the New England coast, where many a fine fortune is indebted for it's beginnings to early successes in whaling Within a week or two New Bedford alone has sent out two barques and South Atlantic-bound schooner on whaling cruises. In the re- zion of Cape Horn is whaling ground frequently by seal called the, sea ele- phant, whose pelt commands good prices and whose oil Is said to be as valuable as whale oil It is believed that this seal will receive especial at- tention from the whalers now bound for the South Atlantic. Altogether, there seems to be justification for greater activity in whaling than has been seen for many long years.-New York Commercial
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A WONDERFUL VILLAGE GROWTH NOT A BOOM.
Net It Increased From 50 to 10000 in Just
 One Day.

To tell of towns changing in a single day from fifty inhabitants to ztwenty thousand makes one think of Oklahoma or Rush. Texas, not staid .bld New England still, the thing has Happened this very week only eighty live miles from New Haven. All the Brains on the Shore Line division, in Eeluding the fast expresses, are stopping Ehere, and 1t has taken many extras to accommodate the traffic. More than sbne man who has run an attraction at 16avin Rock this summer has 1t there bow and is reaping harvest of nick bls and dimes.
 Last Saturday a traveller who had bought ticket to Kingston, Rhode Island, would have found beside the Railroad station, two cross-road stores, k lunch room where hard cider was #he leading dish and six houses on his 8lrrival there; by walking down the Toad bit he would have found a large Granite courthouse, located there be- lause 1t is the center of the country, < nd little livery stable. That's all the 8narks of civilization he would have Bound A long way off to the eastward Hse could have seen a hamlet of about &he same size, to north and west half bile, well wooded country went far as he eye could reach, and to the south By Great Swamp, just as uncivilized # ind unexplored as when the men of
 Massachusetts went into 1t 10 vanuuish
 he Indians under King Philip two enturies ago.
 z Why the train stopped is easily ex- lained The Narragansett Pier rail- bad, the only paying line in southern
 ew England that has held out ; gainst the New Haveb line and is not zbr sale at any price, connects there. his road Is unique in more than one
 lay; it is perhaps the crookedest road
 hat was ever built on level ground,
 aving only few hundred feet of
 traight track in it's eight miles length; eight miles long, still it has it's
 wn car shop, machine and repair shop
 There its rolling stock is kept up in a
 banner equal to large roads, it pays lbod dividends, too and why not? It bntrols all the traffic to three thriv- sg towns and charges seven and eight zents per mile for transportation. q Monday morning brought quite an-
 her picture of this hamlet. Every
 here people of all ages and both sex & crowded and hustled each other ev-
 y kind of a rig that could carry E eight, from a wheelbarrow to big au-
 trucks were piled with every con-
 sivable kind of merchandise and
 baded for an enclosure on the edge of
 reat Swamp. In metropolitan fashion
 ,e gate-tender announced the stop Ing places of departing trains. Extra
 eight rolled in from all directions.
 essenger boys ran up the station
 atfrom with big bundles of copy that
 corps of the best newspaper men in
 e State were reellng off and sending
 installment of it to their papers on
 cry train.
 Kingston is not a boom town, how :. CT, for it will be deserted again next
 eek. This migration is an annual
 ling caused by the washington Coun-
 Fair, the only fair that exists in
 node Island nows
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POLITICAL NOTICES.


 POLITICAL, The chairmen of the several wards in the city and town of New Haven are hereby notified to call meetings of the Republican electors in each ward on Monday evening, September 23, 19O7 for the purpose of electing delegates to the City and Town Conventions, and nom mating one alderman in each ward, Chairmen will give four days notice to the electors Of their several wards, The several wards are entitled to the following number of delegates to each conventions
 First ward, delegates. Second ward, 10 delegates. Third ward, delegates. Fourth ward, l3 delegates. Fifth ward, delegates Sixth ward 6 delegates. Seventh ward; delegates. Eighth ward Il delegates. Ninth ward, tS delegates. Tenth ward, 1s delegates, Twelfth ward, delegates. Thirteenth ward, delegates. Fourteenth ward, 3 delegates. Fifteenth ward, 2 delegates. THEODORE II, MACDONALD. Chairman Republican Town Committee
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formation of the records Of the llqul- lation trustees, who had charge of Inc Houidation of the Standard oil Trust and the exchange of the liqui- latlng trust certificates for the shares of the standard Oil Company of New Jersey, were not rewarded. Charles M. Pratt, secretary of the Standard oil Company, who testified that he had been Q liquidating trustee, said he did rot know the whereabouts of the rec ords and could recall but little regard ing the liquidation of the Standard oil trust, Clarence Fay, assistant comp troller for the Standard Company the final witness to-day, was also unable to give the governments inquisitor the Information he desired which caused Mir. Kellogg to remark just before the hearing closed that he thought it strange that no one in the Standard oil Company seemed to know where the records of the liquidating trustees could be found,
 The following list was introduced In evidence this afternoon by MT. Kel- logg, showing the nineteen subsidiary corporations transferred to the stan dard oil Company of New Jersey sey upon it's formation in 1899, by the liquidating trustees;
 Anglo American oil Company,
 Atlantic Refining Company.
 Buckeye Pipe Line Company.
 Eureka Pipe Line Company.
 Forest oil Company,
 Indiana Pipe Line Company.
 National Transit Company
 New York Transit Company.
 Northern Pine Line Company.
 Northwestern Ohio National Gas Company.
 Ohio Oil Company.
 Solar Refining Company.
 Southern Pipe Line Company.
 South Pennsylvania Oil Company
 Standard Oil Company of Indiana.
 Standard oil Company of Kentucky.
 Standard Oil Company of New Jer- sey and Ohio.
 Standard oil Company of New Jer- sey.
 AOllLtu | Clllh 1AlllC NvAAiRNtlJs
 List of securities owned and held by Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey.)
 Sept. IA, 1907. No, of shares. Actien Gesellschaft Atlantic, 300 American Petroleum Co.,, Anglo-Ain. OH Co.,, Ltd, 49,9S7 Atlantic Refining Co. (B.) 49,999 Baltimore Chamber of Commerce (104), Bedford Petroleum Co.,, S,475 Borne-S -Scrymser Co.,, 1907 Buckeye Pipe Line Co.,, 199994 Carter oil Co.,, 2o,0O5 Chesebrough Mfg. Co.,, Con-, arr Continental Oil Co.,, 5000 Colonial oil Co.,, 2,493 Crescent Pipe Line Co.,, 60,0O0 Clarksburg Light & Heat Co.,, 51O Deutsche Amerikanische Pet.
 Gesellschaft, 5000
 do. share warrants 2O,972 Empire Refining Co. Ltd, 7S5 Empreza Industrial De pe-
 troleo, $50 Eureka Pipe Line Co.,, 49,94 Forest Oil Co.,, (not started) Gilbert and Barker Mfg. Go, 400 Georgia Car & Mfg. Co.,, Galena Signal oil Co, pfd, 14,S75
 do. common, 55 ,920 Hazelwood oil Co, 2,511 Hope Natural Gas Co.,, 5000 Indiana Pipe Line Co.,, 19,994 Imperial Oil Co.,, Ltd, 14,244 Interstate Cooperage Co, 2.0OO Lawrence Natural Gas Co.,, 4,5OO Mahonlng Gas Fuel Go, 74gg Marion oil Co.,, 800 Mountain State Gas Co.,. 5O00 Meeker Foundry Co, pfd. 10 4-1O
 do common, Ia National Transit O., 509. ORB New York Transit Co.,, 49,9sa
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REAL. ESTATE.

TO LEASE for a term of years, forty room hotel (unfurnished), right at the business, automobile and trolley { center of Middletown (population 22,o00). Middletown Is county seat and trade center of Middlesex county. Very favorable terms will be made with reliable and competent party. Walter C. Jones, Middletown, Conn
 So 2t
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Dist. of New Haven. ss. Probate Court,
 September IT, 1907. ESTATE OF GEORGE AT. GEsNEta, late of New Haven, in said District, de- ceased
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and ap- pointed six months from the date here of for fhe creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said es- tate. Those who neglect to exhibit fhnir claims within Said time will be debarred.
 GIl persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay ment to .---
 SYLyANUS GESNER, SIS St Executor.
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STANDARD OIL'S
 VAST EARNINGS
(Continued from First Page.) )

(Continued from First Page.) companies and the amount of it's share- holdings. The list showed that the Standard oil company, Of New Jersey owned $999,0oO of the total capital stock of S1,0O000O of the Standard Oil com pany of Indiana which was recently fined $29,2400OO by Judge Landis at Chicago
 MT Kellogg's efforts to obtain in
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Dist of New Haven. SIS. Probate Court,
 September H. 1907. ESTATE or HENRY THOMPSON. late of New Haven, in said District, de- ceased
 Edward j. slsl of New Haven having made written application praying that administration of said estate may be granted, as by said application on file in this Court more fully appears, 1t is ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at a Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District, on the goth day of Sep tember, 1907, at ten o'clock In the fore noon. and that public notice of the pendency of said application, and of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given to all parties interested in said estate, by publishing this order three times In q newspaper havng a circulation in said District.
 By the Court.
 JOHN r. GIBSON
 sir St Clerk
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Dist. of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 September IS, 1907. ESTATE OF, FRANCIS D. LOOMS. late of Westfeld, Massachusetts, owning property In said District, deceased The Eexcutor having made written application for an order authorizing and empowering him to sell and con- vey certain real estate of said deceased as by said application on file in this Court more fully appears, 1t ls
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at Q Court of Probate to be held at New Haven. in said District, on the 24th day of Sep tember, 1907, at ten o'clock in the fore noon, and that public notice of the pen dency of said application, and of the be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having cir- culatlon in said District.
 By the Court,
 JOHN L. GIBSON. SIS St Clerk
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Phone 8027.4 for mattress work. faa- ther renovating or for particulars about Cotton's "Kno tuf" Felt Mat tress, best bed on earth Mattresses made from old feather beds. Folding Mattress Cc, Coffe street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

 MIR. FREDERICK WELD will engage the services of a limited number of good singers for chorus choir Voices tried at 1S9 Orange st.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Dist. of New Haven. ss. Probate Court,
 September 1T, 1907. ESTATE OF EDWARD ED. late of New Haven, in said District. deoeas ed formerly an incapable person. The Conservator having exhibited his account with said estate to this Court for allowance, 1t Is
 ORDERED, That the 2Sd day of Sep tenber, 1907 at ten oclock in the fore noon, at d Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, In said District be ap. pointed for d hearing oh the allowance of said account, and that notice of the time and plaeeof said hearing be given by publishing this order three times In some newspaper havng a circulation in said Distrct
 By the Court.
 JOHN l.. GIBSON.
 s1S5t Clerk
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Dist. of New Haven. ss. Probate Court,
 September l4, 1907. ESTATE OF WILLIAM K. DOUGLAS, late of New Haven, in said District, deceased.
 The Administrator having exhibited his administration account with said estate to this Court for allowance. !, it September 1907, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District be appointed for hearing On the allow ance of said account, and that notice of the time and place of said hearing be given by publishing this order three times In some newspaper having a cir culation in said District
 By the Court.
 JOHN L. GILsoN.
 E1g af Tinrl
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Northern Pipe Line CO.,, 8999S Northwestern ohioy Natural
 Gas Co.,. 82,9Ss Ohio oil Co.,, S99,9s4 Peoples Natural Gas Co.,, 10000 Pennsylvania Lubricating Go, 300 Plttsburg Natural Gas Co.,, 6,2OO Richmond Chamber of Com-
 inerce stock, r l. 5 Romano Americana, 25,OOO Reserve Gas Co.,, 1L126 Rafflnore Francaise, 100 River Gas Co, 1000 Solar Refining Co.,, 4,994 Southern Pine Line Co.,, 99,999 South Penn Oil Cn, 24,999 soeieta Italo-Amerieana Pel
 Petroleo, 50 Southwest. Penna. Pipe
 Lines, s5,Ooo Standard oil Go. (Califor-
 nia) (formerly Pacific
 Coast OH Co.,, 169,995 Standard oil Co (Tndiana), 9,9aO Standard oil Go. (Iowa), 10000 Standard oil Co., (Kansas), 9,D93 standard oil Go. (Kentucly). 9,972 Standard oH Co. (Nebraska), 5,995 Standard Oil Go, of N. Y, 149999 Standard oil Go, (0hio), 34,994 Swan & Finch Co.,, LOCO Taylorstown Natural Gas Co.,. 60 Underhay oil Co.,, PAT Union Tank Line Co.,, 34,994 United Oil Co.,, S,4O1 Vacuum Oil Go. (also
 bonds, par value s2OOOOo0) 25,OOO Virginia Agricultural & Me-
 chanical Society, 5 Waters-Pierce oil Co.,, 2,747 West India Refining Co.,, 1,5OO West Virginia oil Co, $50 West India oil Co.,, 99S Washington oil Co.,, 7,14S
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ALL good help should call here We supply all the best places and always need large numbers. Sleeman's Re- Iiable Employment Agency, 783 Chap- el Open evenings m14 tf
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WANTED-Situation by frst-class cook. German girl as waitress and house.
 work girls. City references. Mrs. Sebold, 52 Court street. s17 It"
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT.
FOUND

One cent a word for each insertion, five cents word fpr a full week, seven times
 BOAT found Apply to A. M. Perrie,
 296 Lloyd street sis 4t~
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TWO unfurnished rooms, with board, for two ladies, in easy walking dis tance of center. Address A. N. D., Cou- Tier office s12 2ts