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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-31
Mrs. Hull Now Names Another

NEWARK, Dec. 31.-When Mrs.
Hull was told that Mrs. Young was
alive she declared the murdered
woman was her own half-sister,
Minnie Jeanette CASTOR, the daugh-
ter of r. B. CASTOR of Servilla,
Tenn, and formerly a member of
the chorus of "a Texas Steer" COM
pany. She had been living lately in
New York.
Mrs. Hull declared that Charles
Meyers brought her sister to New
York and that she accompanied the
latter to a meeting with Meyers on
Christmas day, when Miss CASTOR
was to go to Harrison with Meyers
She said she identified the body as
that of Mrs. Young in order to avoid
involving Miss Gaston's name in the
scandal.
The magistrate lectured Mrs
Hull and ordered the deteetiYe z
| escort her out Of Tie state
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Asks Pardon for Puter

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-Tn ac-
eordance with a strong recommen-
dation of Heney and United States
Attorney Baker of the District OF
Columbia, the attorney general to-
day recommended to the president
the pardon of Stephen A. D. Puter
in order that the latter's testimony
could be utilized in connection with
the prosecution of+the Oregon land
fraud cases.
S. A. D. Puter is confined in the
Multnomah county JAIL
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Wood then announced he woul
have the instructions ready by Fri
day morning and an adiournmen
was taken until that time.
The case now hinges entirely OF
the nature of the instructions of tn
court. e@tH
If the court instructs that tn,
proof of conspiracy in itself is sutf
cient, providing the state has pre-
sented satisfactory proof that the
defendant was member of the con.
spiracy and that the killing %
Steunenberg was an incident to it
the case will be argued.
The illness of Pettibone had mucl
to do with the decision of the de
fense to submit the case without
argument.
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UNKNOWN TRAMP KILLED
Was on a Train Wrecked on the
Southern Pacific

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dec. 3t.-k
special to the Bee from Truckee,
Cal, says: Three cars of westbound
Southern Pacific passenger train No.
8 left the track at Florison, Nevada
county, at $50 o'clock this morn
ing. An unknown tramp was killed
and the baggageman was injured. A
wrecking train was sent to the scene
of the accident from Truckee.
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THROWS BOMB
BLOWS UP Store
BECAUSE WIFE LEFT HIM AND
WENT TO HER FATHER, HUs-
BAND DYNAMITEs HOUSE IN
WHICH SHE LIVES

NEW YORK, Dec 31.-A bomb
thrown against the front of two
story frame building on East 149th
street before daylight endangered
the lives of eight persons who were
asleep therein.
The fish store of Joseph Rae was
demolished and his daughter fnjur-
ed. Rae asked the police to search
his son-in-law, who, he said, had
threatened to blow up the store be-
cause his wife had left him and
taken refuge with her father.
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MORE LETTERS ARE FOUND
Checks. Money Orders and Drafts
Found Aggregate $4,000

WACO, Tex, Dec. 31.--Another
large batch of mail was found west
of here today, where it was left by
pouch Of letters Christmas night
1t is estimated that the checks,
money orders and drafts left lying
where the pouches were opened ag-
gregate $4,000.
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Need for Elastic Currency

When, therefore, in two or three
instances, institutions, BANKS ami
TRUST companies supposed to be SOL
id were found to have their capital
impaired by stock jobbing df their
officers, the public Wee easily
frightened and the run upon banks
not one of 'ioanable capital, but of
actual money to he used In the
transactions Of the day-a very diff
ferent question, though, of course,
closely related. 1t would seem that
our system of currency is not al
ranged SO as to permit it's volume TO
be increased temporarily to counter
act the sudden drain of money ibg
the boarding in a panic. 1t is prob
able that the strfngency which
reached its height on that dark day
Of October "a might. in part have
been alleviated had we had a cur
rency which could automatically
enlarge itself to meet the tremen-
dous demand of a day or a week or
a month, while public confidence
was being restored The national
administration, together with many
of the large capitalists of New York
and elsewhere, pat their shoulders
under the load, and by various de-
vices of an unusual character nave
brought ABOUT the present condition
of graduafIy-increasing confidence.
The injurious consequences to foC-
low from this panic are not likely
to be so long drawn out or to resuFt
in such depression as the panic OF
1898 or the panic of 1878, and this
for the reason that the condition Oh
the country makes it so much cas-
Ter to resume business gradually, &c
: accommodate capital and then tc
renew the enterprises which had tc
: be abandoned for lack of capital
In the first place, we have solit
currency, with no suggestion now o.
Continued on Page Two)
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MAYOR OF TACOMA DEAD
Stricken With Heart Failure as He
Was Starting Journey

SANTA CRUZ, Cal, Dec. 31.-
Louis D. Campbell, former mayor
of Tacoma, was stricken with hea It
failure hein Sunday evening and
died in a few minutes. Accompa-
MED by his wife and daughter, he
was about to take car for the cap.
ital. ggss:s Ts
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Minister of Justice Dies Suddenly

PARIS, Dec. S1.-Jean Francis
Edmond Guiot Dessaigno, French
minister of justice, dropped dead of
apoplexy during the morning session
of the senate. aaMA An
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Bishop E. G. Andrews Dead

NEW YORK. Dec 31.-Bishop
Edward G.. Andrews of the Method
list Episcopal church died at his
home in Brooklyn thisr morning.
aged 81.
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Price Of Lumber Drops

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. s1.-Lum-
ber prices are down and nearly
everything in the northern pine list
is cut.
Reductions from the August
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Chicago Wheat Market

| CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-Wheat close:
May, $1.O57s; July, 9SAc.
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closu0s5 had !E1uch m@re effect,
probably, abroad than they had
here, because here we weoe able to
make distinctions, while there, at a
remote distance, ,lhe revelations -cfe-
ated dis1rust of our whoGe business
fabric.
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Miscellaneous.

VVANTED-IIigkest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments. lFlIes' OF gcntlemeu's. Also Ihoas
and hats. Address postal and 1 viii call any
hour. b. TARSHES. 1905 7th a.. NV. Phone
North as no21-s1t
WANTED-Diamouds one 90 four caraIa; 800
carat up. Highest cash paid for old gold
silver. dentist geld platinum. old coins, an
uque Jewelry. ami City pawn tickets. etc
Money 20 lear. also LOUIS AEkAHAzss
Bonded Broker. ~ 18th 81. NV. Phone 81 tsls
Ee5-6mos
WANTED4.5 800 cords Of oak and pine cord
wood. Il. j. FANNON, Wood and Coal De
pot. Alexandria. Va tazs-gr
WASTED-Old gold ana silver. We psy
big prices. HJhFEIND'S 40 sIh 81 nv.
J42l-a1t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your Old clothing shoes hsss. ana
shirts before seeing me. as / pay highest
cash prices Tor them. Drop postal. Viii call.
H. GENlRZ. 1908 lth 81 nv. jalA-i5t
wANTED-Highest cash prices paid Ter
WuTn garments. ladies or FenIlsruen's Also
shoes and hats Address postal ana I HtlI
cali any hour s. KEBEShY. i10s zth 81
Nv Phone North s-tG-M. Qezs-sJt
BIG MONEY PAID Tor desirable furniture.
carpets. VIII pay fun value Tor stoves ia good
condition. if1ce furniture and household goods
OF all kinds. contents especially. u. NOTES.
g. Louisiana ave. Phone n. s0s. jaI-95t
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Wall Paper.

WM v MAHONEY. the man that made
paperhansing famous reliable. prompt cheap;
legal guarantee covers al our work send
postal for free samples and estimate. Main
store 6o3 pennsylvania ave. Sc. telephone
East ll4-hs OF following agencies; Dc Maine
a Co. 800 II ST. NV; Edlavitch's store
Bowie. Md; 10 Monroe ST.. AnEcostia: New.
combe's drug store. Congress Heights s83
New York ave. NV 1850 Il 81, se,i Conway
store. Laurel. Md, General Store. Glendale.
Posfoffice, GllOnlal Beach, Va: Insalps Real
Estate once, Hyattsviile, Nd; ShR.r's store
TWininE City. Lloyd store. Seabruoke Md I.
New agency. just established, Luerrson's drug
store BTnakiand fa25-It
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NOn-ffedical HEALING.

PROF. H. y. d. PARKER, expert exponent
q the JuuOd Method tmore generally known
az the Vacuum OF Day CupiueI Of enforced
circulation as curative agent for those
chronic and acute ailments that are eonsid-
cred incuraole. Information. consultation AID
pamphlets free Ofnce Room g. I.Z4 New
York ave. nw. Hours 10 TO s. ja22-st
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Situations Wanted
Male and Female.

TEDDY coiared man and wife posi-
tons man 20 do plain cooking IN private
family o. boarding house; wife assist an cook
ing or houseSee ping; stay nights; references;
good wages. address i. J. H.. ga ID ST. nv.
ia2l-2t
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Floor Oil.

GOOD-BY, RUBBISG-HUSTER'S DUST
KILLING FLOOR OH. FOR mine: saves the
hack, gives long life 10 floors. CSC gallon
drop postal lls Pennsylvania ave. nv.
ja2i-u
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Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves. bTic-a-bTac. and all kinds of
household goods BAUM FURNITURE
SHOP. 18th AMI T. sts. NV. Phone NoFth
1878. Formerly SIN and e. jals-zE
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ANACOErIA
@uRH'S PHARMACY. curner AIoBroa AM
Jefferson ala
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For Stores.

FOR RENI-Stoie. Ieih ST. between r. and
= steam heated; electric lighted. FRED 5.
LINCOLN, 5l8 18th 81 NV. 3a24-tf
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

lOLDENBERG-s 9Th and IL SIS NV.
=. AANN. SONS a. CO. Sth and Market space.
- ms CIGAR STORE, 'lsgh ana Fls. ave.
" +. Men CLTf, cigar stoTe. 18Th ard Paw.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY Linton 4
Nelson. FroITistnTs. corner Rhode Island
ave- Isl ana Il SITS nv.
ROBERT q, PETzOLD. The Harvard Paar-
macy 4th and Harvard sts- NV.
y "A a. t}At.llN T. q e9F; IAN and 2 stz nv
Island ave. ana II ST. NV.
Z. 4. BUTTS PHARMACY, 4th st, and Mass.
cHAs. q. HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy.
sW. cor 3th ana NJ SIS. NV.
ooNN A. SANFORD. New York ave. ami
!. a. NEITCH. 1jth and n SITS. NV.
RllGLEA-S PHARMACY 2lst and C. SITS. NV.
GILLETTE a co. l4th and l. sLs NV.
!. ~. WAGNER q Co, LEI ana II SITS NV
@CdENE 4. NICHOLS, lg1l Pa. ave. nv.
NORTHEAST.
FORSTON'S BOTANICAL PHARMACY. cor
1-ih 81. and FLORIDA ave. ne.
chAS. II. HLUMER n can and r sts ma
AeCHLsNEA & JOACHIM. cor. "a and 4 sta
SOUTHEAST.
\ =. POWELL 4th and East Capitol SITS
pom l-L. DRUG CO., Sth and & SITS.
ID. :. 4EALf. NV. cor. uth and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
30 HUGO EIsENbEIss TN and B streets
ANACo5rIA.
@uEa.s PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson stz
BROOKIAND. D. c.
-EIHUE H. T. LuERssEN. Drug store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA
T. L. CAHNE 4 CO. 7os King ST.
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SOUTHWEST.
3. HUGO EIsENBEIss. TN and b streets.
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Wanted-ROOmS.

WANTEp-By young man and mother. three
unfuruishel rooms, with small Catholic fam
as preferred, not over Sc, OF two rooms and
board az - week each Address BOX u.s.
Times office. rae5-2r
" AN LEl1-fhFee or four rooms. unfuruisheI 3
hght housekeeping two adults Northwest
section. between Ith and 18th: seasonabIe
Address ". II. D., ~ Grant place. ja25-u
WANTED-Bachel1r apartment iu North-
west. Address BOX li6. Times Office
ia24-3t
NAETED-Iwo rooms FOR very light hous--
keeping. down town. moderate; state price
Address Bon Jos. Times office. ia24--t
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Musical.

PIANO LESSONS. IS cents; lesson one
hour. y years experience as teacher. So
81 ST. NV ise5-s9t
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Storage.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
l4zo You Street.
ISDESTRUcTlBLE.
90 roosuss silver vaults; money advanced
AZ S per cent per annufn on goods stored in
this building. Let our estimator call.
PACKING. DRAWING AND SKIPPING
deii-tf. ia III Il
10 BUY, SELL. OR STORE FURNITURE
consult u.s. packing ana storing . specially
THOMAS BOWLING CO. Auctioneers
si2 = st. Phone n SB- jal4-a8g
WHY PAY MOREg We store for 75e a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE co. 4is-sz5-s2e
10th 81 NV. Phone Main s2z9. des-s8t
Moving
Packing and Shipping.
LARGE. AND HANDSOME PADDED NANs
= LOAD
TWO-HOksE WAGON. C LOAD
COLUMBIA TRAMETER COMPANY
ia nth 81. \. ". 5e2J-tC
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Automobiles.

OR SALE Imported French motorcycle
. ~ CARR, 50 9Th e. nv. ja2s-st
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Job Carpentering.

ALI KINDS u job osrpenterlng done. cal
OF Address 1921 Z ST. So jsss-sr
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

SENECA bachelor Apartment: oss large
room: all improvements. so. 5ANITOR
81 81. nv. delI-tf
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UphOlstering.

UPHOI STEERING. recovering. polishing an (
repairing al your own home, good Judge OF
ANTIQUES. thoroughly reliable. J.. FOsTER.
65l g 81. re. - ia23-7t
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Dentistry.

TEETH WITHOUT PL4ATEs-nlo extracting.
no pain; look feel, act. and last longer than
natural teeth shIunken faces made normal.
painless Milling. DR. j. l. WILSON. lz13 4
ST nv ia45-sHt
DRS. o. ". 4 ". J. ELZET, DENTISTS,
S. ". Cor. 10Th and L SIS. X. W
Gold Crown and Bridgegork Specialists sat
isfacti0n guaranteed, moderate prices. Phone
NJ A552- Open evenings Branch Office; 40 Pa
ave. Sc Z 90 y. ja28-tf
ALVEOLA METHOD GO PLATES. 40
PAM. sl8 70 introduce this system. Supe-
TiOr 10 plates Ia every way. Filings 81 %.
Crowns. $500; work guaranteed. DIT. c. 5.
WALDO. $50 New York ave NV. Ial6-tf
FIRsT-CLAss WORK, Low PRICEs-set
OF teeth. S. upi gold crowns. S. Up; gold
Filings. 81 ap; silver nllngs. Soc |5rk
guaranteed. no pain.
DR.. GEO. L EDMoSDsi SO + st. nv.
de2s-s0t
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For Rent-RoOms.

IF YOU ARE LOOKING ron ROOMS or
BOARD see US; charges. THE CEN
TRIAL REAL ESTATE CO. 1857 r ave- Room
. Phone II lg5s. ja2l-31t
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For Sale-hiscellaneOus
MAGNIFICENT PIANO OFFER
YEAR s LESSONS FREE. Easy Payments 0n
Chase, Hackley, Carlisle, Pianos.

$500 FISHER Upright, SIS. 500 Chase. s2g5.
Beautiful. almost ueW $50 upright. $50
cash. owned by LADY financially embarrassed.
Beautiful new 500 walnut upr' q $500 reduction
GEO LAWRENCE. "a sth. Expert Tuning
IL
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Advertisements VIII be accepted at any OF
the following branch offices al regular office
rates. II 30 j. iucUuE5nieut 90 leave advertise
nents at either branch Office OF The Times
Business once they may bs teieph0ned direct
10 Ine Times Glain 5210l. and a messenger
% the advertiser
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NANIED-tsyo experienced drivers; luusr
snow city and suburbs; 80 and $40 a week
Apply $50 81. NV Tt
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR sALE-Nice y1ung read horse nearly d.
81. ue. faz5-r
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Dancing.

THE ORDWAY, 4al nth ST. n. W.-Every
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday even
ngi beginners class. 1-59; advanced SO
Lady assistants. Proper discretion used In
admitting scholars 20 CuE Acadeny Lesson
Zoe; six lessons. s2.56. Private lesson 81 40.
poiutHIent. open all summer electric fans
ia25-aV PROF. CTIAS. 81 WYNDHAA
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS, E5o: guarsln-
tee waltz ana two-krep In lessons: class Al
per month: piano. &c; dancing hall foi rent
station =. 5als-6t-6E6u
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Situations Wanted
Female.

Situations Wanted
Female.
WANTED-Snirt waists. suits. and under
wear, neatly done. li21 ! 81. NV. jas5-gt
WANTED-By reliable woman. situation as
housekesper, WidOWer preferred. 81 sd.
EW. Il
WAN TEDDY respectable coi5rad girl place
la chGmbeFmaid or general h5useWorker.
Call or aGdreas ASS L 81 sW IL
WANTED-IaundEy work 70 do at home OF
Out also day work. 5ls J. 81. NV. II
WANTED-Tsy youhg e8lored girl. place IN
fat small family no washing. l0z2 10Th
81. ne. IA
A WIDOW would like situation as nausg-
ing housekeeper or in WidOWer's family 1873
II 81. ne ia3s-9t
WAN@ED-GsneIai Homework or LAUNDRY
small family sleep home. s3iis 24th ST. NV
ia2i-zt
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Dressmaking School.

PROF. LIVINGSTON
New York Pattern Pariors, DressuaEinE, De-
signing ladies' Tailoring ald sewing School
laz8 g ST. Suits est. basted. and made Pat
terms cut 20 OTdeF 1al-A
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Rooms and Board.

TWO ~ A ROOM, with board. $40 "a
week. 1852 10Th -. nv. iaes-et
LARGE. comfortable furnished rosm, good
board, refined home: central location 90 X
ST NV faElqf
FoE RENT-FuTnished rooms. s.. s.. ana IS.
table board. $40 per month. ll01 10Th ST. nv
ROOM AND BOARD la private family.
heat, gas. bath. 81 per week. ~ 10th St
sW. ia2l-3f
THE RIGGS CAFE AND APARTMENTS
soS 18th 81. NV NY our special sunday din
ner, from 20 pm, sc choice rooms for
desirable tenants jaIg-tf
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Situations Wanted-haIe.

RELIABLE eoi0red man wants position
around stable, or as general utility man
lgl9 %. DIV. d
N ANTED-Position for industrious house
man. driver male cook. and elevator mani
recofnuae uda ITEMS EUREKA raIT 80
York ave, III
WAAfED-fositlou as collector for hank
trust company. or mercantile camuanv or
would accept position as day or night watch
mani reference Address MARION station
Is. city. ja.s-st
VFANTED-F3y young white man, upholsteF-
ing ana repair work: VIII do the work al your
homes ID preferred; satisfaction guaranteed.
Address EON Us, Times once. ia2a-3t
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sTRAEED-Oue IaV mare az hands J
years ola; JUST been clipped, ana has her
name pulled. Reward return T.. n. CHAM
BERE. - nth ST. NV 5aZ5-2I
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Help wanted-haIe.

NTED-Nhite advertising distributors
IT. ADV. CO., 5lI ietb a. NV Il
iNrEp- Barber Tor SATURDAY,. s3e5 guar
Sod ~ IA ST. nW. IL
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Wanted-ROoms Q Board

WANIED-BE young man. room ana hoard
with Catholic family, located near s. 81
O.. a. Address BOX 113, Times ONCE.
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANTED-You 70 know We teach al stand
ara systems OF shorthand and typevritine
and can prepare pupils for positions in - 10
50 dayE; special afternoon sessions FOR Gov
ernnlent employees STENOGRAPHIC AcAD-
EAfN Colorado building ial-s1t
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Wanted-BOarderS.

EXCELLENT HOME BOARD: homemade
desserts: creamery butter. fresh country
eggs, fruits. etc. reduced price. SO per
month. az G 81 NV. ja.3-5t
GOOD TABLE BOARD-PIice reasonable.
satisfaction guaranteed 1ll0 New York ave
NV. jae3-5t
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Bicycles.

II YOU WISH 10 dispose OF your bicycle.
III give you good price for H. q n
HUNTER. The Bicycle Aan. 1is Pennsylvania.
ave. NV. jaI7-tf
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

TRY LEE BIRD STORE. 1851 5th st NV
Yellow heads, amazon, Panama, Isle Of Pines
Cuban. Ted heads ami dwarf parrots uloukeVs
mormositis. goldfish. canaFles dogs no2l-tf
FANCY poultry, pigeons. singing oanaries
breeding cages parrots. d0Es. cats. plant
TODD, Ecldnfhes. goats, rabbits. Guinea Piss
etc ScHMIDS BIRD STORE. ~ 18th 81
jss-tf
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BROOKIAND. d. c.
EIHUE Il. f. LuERssEN. DRUG Store.
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TITLES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
AND OTHER
ONE CENT A WORD FOE

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents q word TO- all other classified
advertisements for less than three Insertions.
II inserted tor three or more consecutive
cay . one Cent a word for each Insertion.
These rates d not apply 10 Personals.
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Roller Skates.

JUST RECEIVED 100 pairs n Union Hard
ware Ban-beauug Rink Skates, 50 paiT .
OIhars ask $3.50. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY f.
G. T. HUNTER. The Bicycle Man. ll5 Penn
sYIEania age. nv. ja=f-1t
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
DO YOU KNOW

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