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FISK, Bernard G Shrady George
Gary Rena d. Tappan. Christopher P.
KimbaI Francis T. Won Bernuth Louis
WiIdes, Thomas.
cRrTTEN-De Frees Cr.tsn; beloved husband Of oiiys
his 59th year at his home Olivecrest. Grymes Hi.
afternoon at O'Clock Internent at convenience o.
family Cincinnati. Piqua and Ohio papers please copy
ing illness No A. AZ yTn & eTs 14t ST Monay peesbsr
at p m No 1nterment at xoodiawn December 8
convenience of the family.
FIsk-on November 80 1907 Bernard Carter son q A.
Funeral private Internent Baltimore
GAI:Y-Rena Dula Gary. wife of W. Eugene Gary, T.:
Illness Funeral tr5n the hos Of her parents 1913
Lon I6uis and North % Carolina @ papers please copy
into rest Friday S9ves'r sss as ?s, M.
tsa Hanson 7o . FunsTa I serves WI nay a. He s.nn. D.
eember J. at 73O O'Clock eonvsuisncs OF
family. Kindly omit flowers
KIMBALL-on November q. at Newton Mass, Fr.nss
AGED IS years Interrnent al Greenwood Ceuastsry.
KIRKNER-on Friday. November 20. otilrs KirxHsr:
sargs5 s5 OF the S late S Sses rsne e aa Broogn
at convenience OF family
KoELsCHOn THURSDAY Noysp6s5 29 igo. cTsna,as Fs,r
n s1on hGssc SeT e @i ridenc % NO 275s bedford
iyn Monday. December 2 at $50 a m
PRUpHosfME-H -Hernance Mnsau. beloved wife ot Ed
tves and friends are rsltsd o 70 N sap stS ave- On
de Paul'S Church. I'D 81 anc oln ass. g A''N
D m Internent New Rochelle
s5 sisysd s aqsSead N6 q rs n M
ivn at 8 Q. NJ on Sunday, December l.
sHRADY-On November 80. 1907. George b. sarady.
N D. at his residencs. No. 612 5rn ave- Nottcs es
funeral hereafter.
TAPPAN-On November 20 1901. at Southport Conn,
Chrfstopher P Tappan, OF the late Christopher =
Tappan OF Brooklyn. N Y, in the 10th year os nis
age The funeral services viii be held al tns eoVen-
fence Of the family.
VAN KLEECK-At Poughkeepsie n T. SoTsrnosr 90
1907 Juta the late william Il IaInsese-
FSInsraI services Will b. late residence No
81 Montgomery st. Tuesday afternoon. Decssosr s.
80 o'clock.
WON RFRNTTTH-Iouis Won Bernuth. Of New YORK On
the 3Oth OF November. in Cohlentas GerTnaoy IN th
NOD wear OF his aga a short Illness Scs2cs az
funeral later.
WuDES- - - --rr-. ,,x-c
IrAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are invited 20 steend
he funeral services connpatrto Dr. Ihois -
Wdes az his late residence 61o Lexington ave. sun
day afternoon, o'clock ~,..
LOUIS ANcyIN ANfES. SeSy.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast-Washington. NOV 80
northwestern disturbance has continued its rapid
movement, but IL lost much OF Its in
tensity during Saturday 1t is central Tonight over
Northeastern Tennessee has been attended by rains
and SHOWS In upper lake region, the lower Ohio and
upper Mississippi valleys. There other precpita
tion over the country little rain along the south
Atlantic Coast light furTies IL the upper St
Lawrence Valley.
considerably colder in the Missouri Valley Eastern
Florida and Pacific district east OF the Cas-
cades but there no other marked teInperature
changes except Ia the West Gulf states where It Is
somewhat warmer.
The winds aona; the England coast wil be light
fresh northeast: the middle Atlantic Coast light
becoming variable Monday along the south
fresh northeast to becoming
variable night; along the Gulf Coast light
the lower lakes light fresh and
west, and the lakes light to
fresh and mostly northwest to west
There will rain to-day In the lower lake region
and the south portion the Middle Atlantic States,
and local rains Atlantic States. followed
bv fair weather Monday; elsewhere the weather will
he generally fair to-day and Monday except that
local rains or SHOWS are probable by Monday
Northwest.
Mississippi valleys and warmer Monday in the Mis-
sissppi and Ohio valleys and the upper lake region.
II Will colder Monday in the extreme Northwest.
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PERKINS -RODRIGUEZ-At Trinity Chapel. New York.
Saturday November 80. 1907. by the Rev. VIM b.
Vibbert. S. T. d. Anna Maude, daughter OF Eladio n
Rodriguez, to Seymour Perkins.
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highest yesterday AZ degrees; lowest. 49,
az average corresponding date last 49,
last thirtythree 3D.
focal Forecast.-To-iay. local rains snow; Monday
fair: light to fresh winds. mostly northeast
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UNDERTAKERS-

FRANK E. CAMPBELL CO., Gaia West 23d Sc.
Chapss Private and public arnnuiancss Ie La NA7A
Rev. Stephen Merritt, the worid-wide-known gnder.
taker only place OF business. sth Ave ana istn
St. largest the world Tel 124 and 12o Chsisea-
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CEtIETERIEA
THE wOoDLAwN CEMETERY

rs readily sccessibls By Harlem trains from Grand
central station webster and Jerome Avenus trosys
Lot s125 Telephona 1850
Crerusrcy Book o Views representative
Once 20 East 23d ST. New York City.
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Special Notices.

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be republish-d In the Tr-Weekiy Tribune withoas
extra charge.
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LONDON with the authority to buy out all of the
siiailer contracts which Sgnora Tetrazzini signed
Lor a concert tour after the close of the Covent
Garden season - -
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be tneorseA
with full name and address.
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Forecast for Special Locaiities.-For the District

Columbia and Maryland ram or snow To-Day Mon
day fair: variable winds
For Delaware, New Jersey and Eastern Pennsyl-
yania rain to-day. with light fresh north
east Winds Monday. fair
For Eastern York, rain to-day; Mon
day fair: light 10 winds. mostly northeast
For Nav England. in north, rain IN
southern portion to-day Tonight; Monday. partly
cInudy: fresh Winds mostly northeast
For western Pennsylvania, local SHOWS to-day; Mon
day generally fair; variable winds
for Western New York. local to-day; Mon
day partly cloudy; light 10 fresh east winds. becom
ing variable.
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Religious Notices.
20 cents . line.

ALI, ANGELS CHURCH. West End and sfst 81,
S. DE I,ANCEY TOWNSEND. d. D., Rector
Communion a. Holy ComrnuntoE and
mon, IL a Choral Eyensong p m. strangers uses
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repubshed in the Tri-Weekiy Tribune without extrs
charge.
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Domestic Rates
EY EARLY MAIL, TRAu

Eor an otuts in the United Msxfco feDeoo
tba Boroughs OF Manhattan and The Brorxo. Aso -
Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines wts7os
extra expense for foreign postage.
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fro, the Weather shows the changes IN the
rsrature for the twentyfour hours in comparison
with Tie corresponding date of last year;
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Critteu, Frees Prudhomme. Hsrnarce NJ
Cross. A Radford, George D.
Fisk, Q. Shrady. F.
Gary, ID. Christopher 2.
Hanson. Ietitia kIeeck, Julia
Kinlbal, Francis T. Won Bernuth. LouiA
Kirkner, OtilI4s- Wildes Thomas
Kcslsch, Catharfne NJ
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For points Europe and all countries tns Universal
'ostal Union THE TRIBUNE Will mailed at ths fol-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-17
UNCLE SANS SALE.
Product of Dead Letter Office Beins
Disposed OF.

Busy scenes continue at the dead letter
office sale of packages, conducted by
Marcus Notes. 426 9th street northwest.
This was the second day of the auction,
and the crowd of bidders was somewhat
larger than it was yesterday.
BY 1 o'clock m the afternoon the 1,SOO
mark had been passed. indicating that
about one-third of the 800 lots will be
sold today. and that the auction will last
at least until Saturday.
Prices were much the same as those OF
the first day. The following lots with the
successful bids attached. gives line on
they way the sale went: Nine and one
half yards green and white striped ribbon
0hree inches). 20 cents; razor. razor
strop, shaving brush, pocketknive, two
tobacco pipes, twelve cigars, three mems
handkerchefs. sugar spoon. $1.7O; wom-
ans short worsted petticoat, cheap Dress
ing sack. back comb. side comb, cheap
stationery. pack playing cards, damaged
soap box. so cents: womans embroidered
chambray dress pattern. 81 30.
Bidding continued active. the customers
responding quickly to the rapid-fire
musketry calculations OF the auctioneer.
The sale opens evenings at o'clock,
mornings at 10.
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Santa Claus Waits Orders.

CHICAGO. December T-Assistant
Postmaster Hubbard, who has been
charged with the task of examining the
hundreds of Santa Claus letters that come
into the Chicago post Office and turning
them over to the charitably disposed, re-
ceived inquiries yesterday from several
persons who wanted the names and ad-
dresses of little boys and girls who have
nobody to remember them. Postma ster
Campbell has not yet received the official
order from the government to pass the
letters around among the charitably dis
uosed.
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IMMIGRATION CONTROL.
Suggestions Made by a New orlean,
Professor.

CHICAGO. December lin a lecture
on Immigration" to the Germanic So
ciety of Chicago last night Prof. j. Han
no Deiler of Tulane University, New Or
leans, said:
Every great catastrophe. no matter
what it is or where it is, attracts rather
than impels immigration. The most ter
rible yellow fever epidemic which ever af.
flicted New Orleans was in 1853, and 1t
was followed by the landing in 1854 OF
10000 German immigrants. the greatest
number that ever landed in the city in
any one year"
He suggested that the President be au.
thorized by Congress to designate the
states and territories where immigration
is needed and allow immigrants to land
only at ports contiguous to such districts.
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ITO Bearer" Railway Tickets.

CHICAGO. December IA demand
that railroad tickets be issued to bearer"
without compulsory signature of the pur-
chaser. was made at a meeting Of the
executive committee OF the National
Ticket Brokers' Association here yester-
day. A recent decision of the United
States Supreme Court held the require
ment OF signature to be legal. Chair
man F. T. Lindenberg of Detroit laid
the decision of the court before the COM
mittee and said: ITS up to US now to
have legislation enacted that will remove
this signature business. Tickets should
be made legal fare just the same as the
money of our land-good for what it
stimulates. without RESTRICTIONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-17
HARR1MAN PROXY DRUMMERs
Desperate Effort in the Illinois Gen.
tral Campaign.

CHICAGO. December 1.-THE Record
Herald today says: So eager have Ed
ward H. Hartman and his friends been to
secure proxies to assist them in retaining
possession of the Illinois Central railroad
that they have not hesi.ated. it is said
to invade the home OF some Of the reia-
tiyes of Stuyvesant Fish and importune
women members to turn against him.
According to Mr.. Fish. his aged mother
,in-lsw. residing in New York. and his
sister have had sung to them by agents of
Hartman the beauties and the benefits
to be derived from corporate control by
the Napoleon" of the railway world.
At a recent church bazaar held in Chi.
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ology in Johns Hopkins University. will
deliver the convocation address.
Chicago Drought Spreads.

CHICAGO, December 17.-Chicago to-
day has one more square mile of dry
territory than it had yesterday.
Last night the square mile, almost
per cent of the entire city, was added to
the prohibition area by the city council
No oratory marked the addition to the
cty's prohibition districts. Without com
mcnt other than that the district had
been canvassed and that prohibition was
the desire Of its residents, the vote was
ordered taken. The result was that by
81 ayes to % nays Chicago is l per cent
dryer than before.
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Chicago University Exercises.
,pecisl Dlspatch to The Star

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
CHICAGO, December 1I.-Quarterly
convocation exercises of the University of
Chicago will be held this afternoon in
Mandell Hall. Usually John D. Rookie
Teller, the founder, has made happy
the professors and students by large
Christmas present to the institution. but
this year no word has been received from
william Henry WEIGH, professor Of path
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-17
SALES OF PROPERTY.
An Apartment House and Resi-
dence Change Hands.

Boss & Phelps report the sale of two
properties on Columbia Heights. They
have sold for Samuel Kyle the apartment
house No 1850 Monroe street northwest
Consideration withheld. Mrs. Della Nc
Donald was the purchaser.
They have also sold the residence NO
1414 Irving street to George l.. Cartner
The house is of the colonial design WITT
covered porch across the entire front.
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Buffalo Steaks on Sale.

CHICAGO. December 17.-Buffalo por-
ter house at 20 cents a pound is to be a
Christmas novelty in Chicago. \ big
2 900 pound buffalo was slaughtered yes
terday at the stockyards. The buffalo
was shipped from Nebraska ranch with
a trainload of cattle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-17

cago the wife Of one Of the most promi-
nent Illinois Central officials is said to
have spent her evenings seeking out those
who were known to have Illinois Central
stock and urging them to give her
proxy for the Hartman interests. Sew
eral men are said to have capitulated on
the spot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-17
To Amend COPYRIGHT Laws.

Senator Smoot has introduced bill
to amend and consolidate the copyright
laws. The bill makes elaborate provision
for the protection of rights in all the
publishing branches and prescribes pen.
alt!es for the infringement of the law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-17
Polish Scholars Evicted.

WARSAW. Russian Poland December
F.-Sixteen hundred Polish schools in all
parts of Russian Poland have been clos ID
in consequence of an order issued by Gen
Skallon suspending the Polish School AS
ISOLATION. The funds in the hands OF the
association, $4,000, have been sent
abroad to avoid confiscation.
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To Command Cuban Expedition.

Lieut.. Commander Rust has been de-
tached from duty in the bureau of equip
ment and assigned to command the Cape
Cruz-Casilda survey expedition in the vi
cinity of Manzanillo, Cuba. When he gets
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Sale of q Residence,

Moore & Hill. incorporated, have sold
for Prof. Joseph Rakeman premises No.
$50 NJ street northwest. The property was
purchased rs a home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-17

Eight hundred employees of the York.
Pa, Silk Manufacturing Company and
the Diamond Silk Company. who have
been out of work since November 49, were
notified by Receiver Lanius to report for
duty tomorrow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-17

The courthouse at Mercer. Pa. erected
forty years ago, was destroyed by fire
Sunday night, the loss being estimated at
SlIQ, 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-17

Francis Henninger was killed by falling
wit, his neck across the dashboard of a
buggy at York, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-17

assistance as is necessary to conpiete
certain surveys for the use of the hydro
graphic Office.
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81
d. d.
G@ :! )
~ ~sz%|
Pure and wholesome
Christmas
candies
l2c, 23c and 35c

DO IT TOMORROw-Give us
your order for what you need right
away, If possible. You haven't
much longer to wait, for some of
the kinds you want particularly
may be sold out If you delay
longer.
FREE-Half pound boxes and
special discounts on lots Of %
pounds or more.
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1890
Chocolate MINIS.
Chocolate Nougatines.
Chocolate Caramels.
Chocolate MarshmalloWs.
Chocolate Montfords.
Almond Tops.
Dragee Tops.
Walnut Tops.
Pignolia Tops.
Cherry Tops.
Angelique.
Chocolate Chips.
Maple Bonbons.
Cocoanut Dainties.
Josephine Bonbons.
Jelly Cuts.
Assorted Bonbons.
Chocolate Creams in flavors.
Crystal Cream. Waters in
havors.
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OPEN TONIGHT and every evening UNTIL CHRISTI

Real good. A candy
that one always feels
like eating 4 lot.
Ought to sell for 30c a
ID. It's a special to-
morrow at 19c Id.
First Floors. Kann,
SorS & Co.
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50 HANDSOME SAMPLE
WAISTS

Mostly one of a kind. These are
in ecru net. ecru lace, some of
Messaline in white, blue, pink. and
some of taffeta. deliberately trim
med with lace and inserting,
fasten back,
q length
sleeves. Siz-
es "a to 10.
g.! !: !: rs: J: s; i: $6.@5
morrow
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Wants,
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rho following branch offices have been
established for the benefit OF those living
Ut distance from tho Main Office OF The
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NTH and venablo streets.
w, L. EANEs 1913 East Broad ctreet.
4 a. A. SCOTT. Twenty-nfth and Broad
Streets.
WILLIAMS PHARMACY. Twen,y-hrst md
Marshall Streets. t
e TAn1sANT, GRANT & CO.. Foushee and
Broad Streets. 8is
y G.. W. LAT1MER, No. 500 West Marshall
Street.
THoMpsoN,s DRUG STORE, No 1871
West Main Street.
]. i. BEvERIDGE. Brook Avenue ana
Clay Street.
RADY's DRUG STORE, Barton Heights.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. 1900 VIII
liamsburg Avenue, Fulton.
ROBINS. PHARMACY, No. 200 East Mar
shall Street.
CITY DRUG STORE. No. 1444 East Main
IVA Street, corner Fifteenth.
JUDsoS CuEN1NGHAM, No. 2o27 East
Main corner Twehty.frst.
f WALLIS PHARMACY. No. ss4 South Pine
Street.
2KIRK-pARR1sH Co. No. Az East Broad
Street.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY, NO. sol
H Wet Cary Street.
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty-eish,h and
N Streets.
( RIsoH's PHARMACY. NO. l1a Canal
Street.
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4 HuSDLEY & WALKER Twenty-hrth and
Leigh Streets
f EORTHSlDE PHARMACY, Fifth and
Baker Streets,
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Street. Manchester
TWENTY EIGHTH AND n STREETS
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G. T. W. KERN, INC. corner Twenty-hfth
and Church I'LL Avenue.
EAST PHARMACY. No. 2G61 Q Street.
TIMES DISPATCH, No. 40 North sycan,ore
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Wants,
ONE CENT "A WORD.
/, Sealed Proposals.
1i1uff.sCHOOL BUILDING,
ONE CENT, A WORD.

SEALED PROPOSALS. Will be recelv.
ed by the Greensville County School
board until noon THURSDAY, APRIL
10, 1907. at the office Of the superln-
Of a High School building.
q Plans ana specifications may DO soon
ut the Office OF the superintendent EN-
poria, Va, and Mt the, office Of Albert
+. Hunt Architect, HOT East Main
Street. Richmond, Va, l5
s All bids must DO accompanied BY b
certified. check for $3.50, payable to
Henry Maclln. superintendent ma I.
guarantee that the bidder viii c.ter
into n contract for tho amount OF his
bid and execute n surety oompany's
bond for 40 per cent Of MS contract
price within ten days from date OF
acceptance OF proposal for tho faithful
performance OF contract.
The right Ia reserved to accept or re
ject any Or al proposals.
HENRY NIACL1N,
Superintendent. Emporia. Va.
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Real Estate For Rent,

FOR RENT, FOUR NICE ArTRAC.
tive, medium. sized, ventilated Of
Aces, on second tloor. at tho front
and second to front, with water coi-
ycnicnces. near Seventh ana Main.
Kind OF business. Price low. Apply
Mcguire & CASPER, 1-9 North
Eleventh Street, second floor.
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SOBER. L NNIsG ETC
stands farming; board and lodging
furnished. Apply BEAUMONT IJTHIA
r WATER co.. Ninth and Byrd Sts.,
x Richmond, Va. a55a5S II
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Wanted.

WANTED, ALL WHO CAN APPRE-
cite very fine article OF old Vir-
ginia mountain rye whlskey to know
est "Yo Old Virginia Fulcher" to be
had anywhere. Price. 81 per gallon.
delivered anywhere in Virginia or
North Caroline. Try a Eample lot
four.year, $3.50. II not as good az
you ever had for the price return
and we will refund your money and
stand express charges. Jugs and
backing free D. r. GRIFFITH &
CO., 20 East Broad Street.
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WANTED, FOR U. s. ARMY, Able
bodied. unnidrried men. between ages
OF 81 and IS, citizens of the United
Statcs.ydf good acharacter and temper
ate habits. whO3cah speak, read and
write English.% For Information apply
Broad Street, Richmond, Va.
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Help Wante d Male.

REPRESENTATIVES, TO SOLICIT,
exclusively or side line, the saloon,
drug and wholesale liquor trade Tor
Woodland, n straight Kentucky whs-
key. guaranteed under the pure food
K law and adopted by government for.
hospital purposes. An easy seller.
IS etc. WOODLAND sD1STILL1NG CO.,
Department 70, Covington. Ky.
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LOST, ON y YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
between Sixth and Grace and tho
First Baptist Church, o pair Of steel
trimmed spectacles Return to this
office and receive reward.
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SALESMAN WANTED. no SELL OUR
made to.order Egyptian Cigarettes
initials or monogram of customer
without extra charge. Very liberal
terms. ORIENTAL CIGARETTE
CO.. 42o Sixth Avenue, New York
tEi CITY, 1AS 4
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WANTED, 100 GOOD CARPENTERS
at exposition grounds. Good wages
paid. w. f. COTTRELL, Governor
OF Works, Exposition Station, Nor
& folk. Va. a..
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Solicitors and Statesmen.

WANTED, AN INEXPERIENCED SALES
man for North and South Carolina,
to sell drugs and extracts. State
salary, experience ana reference. No
others conaidcrcd. Apply r, o. Box
42S, Suffolk Va
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WANTED, FIVE OR SIX FIRST
class green sand moulders; floor
hands: best wages. Address c. a.
D.C.
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WANTED, MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade New system. Any one can
learn. Eight weeks completes. EX-
penses earned while learning. SIS
weekly guaranteed when through.
Write for tcataiogue.sS MQlILElt'S
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