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The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-19

AHNlRAt1On TOT AQultlOUol LutTy CnuSI Stt ton 2S06 Revised Statutes, u.s Land ofses at Juneau Alasfa,
 November "A, 1907. Notice is hereby given. thst George J. Love, wiose Post Once address. i. Valdez, Alaska, assignee ef Nathaniel K m ball, and Ainfeld ofes of c!ieh ": Sss % of tn. ReSi.ed Statutes of the United States, granting additional land. to soldiers and sailors who served in the entes tho lands embraced in U & Survey No. 455, situate near Valdez. in the District of Xlsska, latitude 6l deg: es min N. ana longi tsae ts Sss !: tolioW:: H' more Beginning at corner No. of said survey No. 4is: sreenston: lsxs1s marked e s;..4@a Co.,: [. ls24 chs Cor. No 4 '. S: Survey No. 3A ss:nee Sss " S'a aes g. o4 % min w. so chs. to Cor So Cor. Nc. ,, of said Survey No 1855; thence south g1 sl chs. to Cor. No. 1, of said Survey No 455; thence west 3s.es ehs. to Cor. No. of said :ere. ,ae Magnetic Sar.tons 2s desrees g minutes East, az additional to their original homasteads which the said Apr:l Isss per homestead No. s5. at steven. Poiat. Wisconsin; and which the said Winfield Scott Evans entered on the 17th, day of June. 1878 as Harrison, Arksn.ss' per homestead Any and at persons claiming adversely any portion of the above described tract of land are 1 feCuICO t0 ne Wltn the ueklstcT Nu! hcCclFcI of the U. S. Land office at Juneau, Alaska their adverse claim thereto, under oath, during the period of publication or within thirty days thereafter or they will be barred by provis- ions of ehs Starnte
 GEosGE !. LOVE,
 Assignse oi Nathaniel mball
 and Winfield Scott Evans. It is hereby ordered that the notice of the foregoing application be published in the "Pros 2ector,"a weekly newspap per, printed and period. and hereby designate the same as the newspaper pubiished nearest the above de- serihod land
 JOHN W. DUDLEY kegiser. Date of frst publication, December F, 1907. Date of last Pu blieation, February 13, 19sS.
 JOIN LYoNe
 Attorney fSr Applicant.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-19
The Alaska PrOSpector
 And Valdez News.

r.si shed at Valdez, Alaska. every ThsTsasy D, tGs PkospECIoa PCsi1sHISs Co.
 PHONE MAIN 1. a,~rsI at the Valdez P,siof3es as second
 elass matter. Sesssriptisn E per year. 0 Tor 'ix h""'h' single copies Ie csuu
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-19
Observations of Expert

Alfred Hulse Brooks, in charge of the government geological work in Alaska, makes the following observa- tions about mining developments in this section during 1907:
 The mining of copper or< was con- tinued at several localities in the Prince o. William Sound district, and considerable prospecting for copper has been done. There. was great activity in the Copper River regior especially in the Chittyna copper belt. This region has been rendered more accessible by placing s steamboat on on Copper river above the rapids.
 The operations in this copper belt have been confined chiefly to making surveys for patents and to doing assessment work. It will be impos- sible to carry on any great amount of mining until the region is made more accessible by the railway.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-19

INTHE q. .. COMMISSIONERS COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA PRE-
 cINCT OF VALDEZ. IN THE
 PROBATE COURT ln sss matter of the estate o,,n.,. cn.,;.ar.
 oi Notice to CreultoFs. Hugh Murray, deceased. Notice is hereby given that all persons hay ing claims against the estate of Hugh Murray. deceased. are req sired to present thelr claims the date hereof, to Ralph McTimmonas: ad- ministra,or with the will annexed, cf the estate of Hugh Murray. aecsased, at Valdez Aleska ct the office of r N. BrOwr. Dated this 9th day of December, 1907.
 RALPH MCTIMMoNDs,
 Administrator with will annexed,
 of the estate of Hugh Murray, de-
 sAASed.
 Date of First Publication Dee. l2 1907. Date of Last Publication Jan. 2 1908.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-19


 Charles Petroff, a miner, was frozen to death recently near the towlr Of Nome. A soldier at Fort Seward shot and seriously wounded an Indian man over a squaw at that place on Novem- Der 12th.
 Mai. Wood of the Yukon mounted police reports that an important cop per strike has been made by some In- dians near Fort Selkirk.
 Twelve tons Of ere from Falls e.eek mines near Seward were shipped to San Francisco where mill test will be made. The ore contains gold values and is free milling.
 M4x Manger, a mining man of Fairbanks, arrived here yesterday. He recently sold some mining claims for a substantial figure, took the money and bought draft from the Fairbanks Banking Company, and left for the outside, intending to visit his old home in Germany On arrival here he finds that the bank from which he purchased the draft has closed it's doors, temporarily at least.
 The most beautiful Xmas goods ever splayed at Ladies Bazaar.
 Steam heated rooms for rent. Harry R. Brown < Co. IA Marmalads jars, China, at Stull's
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-19

Steamer .Teanie, Captain Mason, ran on an uncharted reef between Cape St. Elias and Middleton island Satur- day night, while enroute to Vaides. The sea was calm and the darkeess intense when the vessel struck the lid obstruction. Apparently nc damage was inflicted and the Jeanis toated off without difficulty.
 The existence and approximate To- cation of this reef have been known to navigators, but it does not appear Oil the charts. It is a menace to navigation which should be charted before q more serious mishap occurs.
 The Jeanie arrived yesterday after noon. She brought fifty-two tons oa freight for Valdez, consisting of gen. eral merchandise, dynamite aud pow der. She sails direct from this pore to Seattle.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-19

It is stated the Guggenheims gre negotiating for the wonderful Warner property oh Prospect bay, in the Alaska peninsula. An expert has ex- amined the property in their behalf. The ledge runs 4OO0 feet along the water front, and it is estimated the clements have mined 5000 tons of copper ore, ready for shipment.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-19
EDMUND SMITH,
 Plaintiffs Attorney.

Date of fr't iIase"tIan, Dee. ,, L. : Dats sf last iAasItisR, JAn ,, F"
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-19
Origin of Ore Bodies

The study of the origin of ore de- posits is one of the most facinatlng subjects of investigation which the mining engineer or geologist can an- dcrtake. The results of his investl- xa.ions are, in most cases, sufficiently indefinite to escape final conclusions, bat at the same time they constantly bring together new groups of facts a,d ideas which tend towards defi- niteness and raiscs hopes of conclu- sivc results.
 The uncertainty which hangs over O IT knowledge of the origin and mode of deposition of ores IS especially marked in connection with the con- s.deration Of the veins CT lcdes. but tie mode of formation of many placer deposits is also not clearly under stood, and the source and method of concentration of the gold CT other V .luab!e mineral is not clearly deter mined.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-19
Application For Homestead.

Application for Additional Entry Under See
 ton 23O6 Revised Statutes,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19
TO RENT.

TO RENT A large office room. ar ona flight,
\ ln tle Miles Granite building. Apply 70 ID u.
y AAEas .a4--4.-..~ u 80
! rD RENT blacksmith @ni w05dwarfihgg
/ shop on Seminary street. IAauiFs suf Al. Al.
Bateheldef at5S Merchant street.. 24stf
! Six room half house ST corner of Main ana
! Second streets. Has bach, lights efc
/ slNsiaaJa cottage JUST qM Berlin street.
i hlses taiFs tenegaentab No. NJ RraAlSiyn street,
\ ss&-rpoin cottage AZ corner Ut washington
1 ANA Liberty streets
seynnsFdon house I'LL No Sc 'sla4aitant street
4 hight-room half house with ali modern ina
pfovements Oh Hooker avenue
Get our prices. II. A. Perry Real Kstats
| Agency Rooms 3 and Q, efoTdon Block, Barre.
4 5lssa--44--..-s-s.4 49, ~ 4
| T0 REST--A downstairs tenement. atonce.
Inquire of Harry A. Eegel III n. y, segel * Co.'s.
clothing store on Depot Square. 25itf
| FOR SALE Biz horse, young, souna and
KIND, weighing lo2J pounds. GllE ~ 81 West
street, TIT
/ 70 RENT shed room ia VI Ii More sheds,
A. Lane. 288te
I 10 RENT--AtI Charnh Street. Hrst-class
'enement with All modern improvements, bG
rent r. right parties. Apply ~ Dr q. II stick
/ nty, a31t
| TO KENa--J4arge rooms III Miles oioek
/ suitable Tor lodge. claD on dtaughting rooIng
AAA1Ale y" t+E N0. MatAsAFses. AfVk
MT ,..- -
Ma At- AsHeiAtaflN VA NiN fpDtlAs hl4 u&t4t
I IN hfaneh stffe@ Inquire NY kp0Mis anSt q
hiaHeh&la Dt2ck 3llt
W. tENF--A tenement of SIX rooms os
! blailGa stFeee, H4tAs 9b4Rd cold water. lus
/ aAfe y +, Y. beeAfey 9 faTk street 2l9tt
Ill.,, $780,,
An hfsA u -snail teaelnEnFt ~ a month";
INQUIRE n MF7. hreiiiliser, brook street, 207tf
Is, ,.,..,,, N.
y 2sefLh Main street, 20ltf
/ gl ,,,,,.,s ~
st9re formerly occupied by pr, Dewey. Apply
asi'fo#f's bEagstofe fof particulars 1919
~, 1882
ona street, jusb ofr Main. Appiy ID NJ q.
4 Parker. ig5tf
ANN. 1sys~-Ts :, Il
4 Eutt hG4N r Cottage house. corner Hill AMI
4 lftty stlaees. kent, v 'e9l Two down stairs
tnaiisi.ienss, fetfS street hent sarli 800
I WIN VA N NJ ssalIs tenement, Perry street Rent
aent. s9Hh 0ae sfg9n tenement. Bianeh
,s,.t t, 1919 s4-'00 1as a9@h ntatEs ReNe-
,'tlt ta',sl. NJ sat. AeAl sl2N0 Sati nv H.
I %. hardware store l98tF
4
/ 10 EEAT-Store. especially desirable Ier
vim fpom At rear alau5 15 "a Large refiip2
orator. Would diyide Store and renta part ii
4 ~ A ~ E 4 NFH T
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many friends wished for them long
and happy married life, but it was not
to be. 10 we have to try to say, Gods
will, not ours, be done" He was q
steady, honest and industrious young
man, one who was ever faithful in all
his undertakings, loved, trusted and re-.
spected by all who knew him, 1t has
been said by many, He always had 4
pleasant word for everyone ana not an
enemy in the world Tile l. q. Gil T.
of which he was a worthy member, has
lost a strong supporter, who was one 81
the first in an it's works and faithful iii
the discharge Of every duty. He was
also a member 81 the Mpretown band
inst started. The funeral services were
held at the home Of his parents Tues
day, january s, Rev. G, A. Emery 81
West Berkshire officiating. r. j. Ferri,
had charge and the bearers were George
Sleeper, Birney Griffith, Frank Seayei
and Emery Somerville The burial was
in the village cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19
BAIL REFUSED
YOUNG POOLE
Taunton ManIs Now Charged
With Murder
HE KILLED HIS FATHER
Sympathy Is With the Accused--Learned
That the Victim Of Shooting
Had Been Drinking
Hard.
HE KILLED HIS FATHER

Taunton, Mass. Jan. 19.--The shoot
ing of George Poole, head Of the Poole
Silver company, bv his son, Howard
such as the city has not had in recent
years. Before the death Of his father,
at the hospital Thursday night, Howard
Poole was admitted To bail in the sum
Iof $4,000, Yesterday morning, when
court convened at o'clock, Harold Il.
Hathaway, his counsel, after waving tile
reading Of the complaint charging muir.
der and also waving examination, petit
toned the court that the boy might be
admitted to bail
Judge Woods asked for precedent,
but with the single exception of hoy
of J z who shot and killed playmate
some two years ago, there was no sim
liar case.
The court took the matter under al
visement, and came in shortly before
noon. ln the interval the district attor-
ney had ben informed When the court
resumed, Poole was held for the grand
Jury session in February without bail.
Nv II claimed there Is evidence Mr..
Poole had been drinking. The sympathy
Of the community ii with the family and
with the boy, Howard. The latter Inns
been greatly interested in athletics and
in all respects has been boy Of good
character
After his fathers accident, Howard
left school and went into the factory.
where he applied himself TO learning the
business.
The complaint IN the case charges muir.
der.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19
Essex Iunction,a New Postmaster.

James IT. Viele. who ii Is expected
win succeed Warner B. Nichols AZ
postmaster at Essex Junction ali the
expiration Of his term this month, was
born in Clay. N. ". in June. 1858.
When he was five years old his par.
ents moved to Underhill He received
his education there, being graduated
from the academy under Professor At
wood. In 1873 he moved to Essex
Junction where he has since resided
For the past Il years he has been IN
the employ Of the Central Vermont
Railway Co. fifteen years as baggage
master, and since as freight agent He
is member of the Ethan Allen Lodge
~. & A. M, and Of Mount Mansfield
Lodge, X. OF p
MIR. Nichols became postmaster in
July, 1897, succeeding . A. Donahue,
who was postmaster under the Cleye.
land administration. There has been
no contest for this offices between the
two Mr. yiele signed the petition for
the reappointment Of Mr.. Nichols as
did practically all the patrons Of the
office and Mfr. Veale's petition was not
circulated until it became known that
change was TO be made
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19
RANDOLPH.

win Teschout has returned from
Chicago.
Miss Olive Sargent went Thursday to
Barre for a Short visit,
W. NJ. Button has sold at public auc,
tion farming tools and stock ut his
place in Braintree.
Martin Cross and Chester Button,
who have been visiting at w. NJ. But.
tons for few days, returned 70 Bur
lington yesterday.
The Hon. James Hutchinson left
Wednesday for New York and after
spending a few days there with the
family Of Frank Pearsons, will go on
TO Washington, D. c., to be with his
sister, Mrs Spaulding, until March.
Andrew G. Nicholson, who succeeds
Bell Brothers in the mercantile business
Is expected from Northampton, Mass,
Monday to take possession. About the
middle of March H. B. Bell and family
will take mp their residence in the Bell
home on Randolph avenue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19
ANTI-SAL00NISIS
ARE ENCOURAGED
Superintendent c. ]. Ferguson Outlines
What He Intends to Do in the
Spring Election.

Burlington. Jan. 10.-In an interview
with Superintendent G., j. Ferguson Of
/ the Vermont Anti-Saloon league yester.
| day it was found that the league is as
aggressive as ever and is about to begin
work in the spring campaign against III
cense, Superintendent Ferguson was ac-
4 tive during the recent session of the LEG,
/ islature and caused several bills to be
enacted which will help the cause OF the
league. He also helped To kill unfayor.
able bills and the members Of the league
/ now think that thew have reason to be
encouraged and to put UP stronger
1 fight than ever. Among the victories at
the recent legislature was radical
change in the treatment Of "drunks," no
more brandy drops to be sold, no sum.
mer hotel licenses ID no-lieense towns,
no brewery III Burlington, no practical
lresuscitation OF old agency system
through the Holden bin. no change III
method Of making license commissioners
and law which prevents all legal liquor
dealers from selling on credit TO any
1 person.
! The latter law in opinion Of Super
/ intendent Ferguson is enc of the best
/ improvements Under the old law the
| second class dealers sold TO many GUS.
toners on credit ana on Saturday night
| the men would open their pay envelopes
/ in the saloons instead Of at home. One
saloon in this city was watched on a
/ Saturday night and over hundred men
were counted who paid weekly liquor
bills ranging from So to So each.
| At the last March election only 20
! fGFgHNa Hff af r+cEsaN
/ in only % towns were licenses issued.
At the first state election under the local
option law ~ towns voted license, at
the next there were 40 towns. then "a
towns and last year only 20 towns The
t aggregate YES majority at the first cleo
tion was 5,222 and last year the aegrc.
! gate no majority was s,6iS From the
above figures the league members feel
that they have reason to be proud Of
their efforts.
Mr.. Ferguson also thinks that the ii.
cense towns and cities have more II.
/ legal liquor resorts than the no .hccnse
towns, which refutes one of the strong.
est arguments used by Clement and 9TH
err license speakers.
On Sunday morning Mr., Ferguson
| speaks IN Peacham in the morning at a
union service of two churches and at
South Ryegate in the evening. Dr. John
NJ. Barker, professor Of sociology at the
4 Boston university, win speak at tho
| Methodist Episcopal church Ia, Bradford
land at i union mass. meeting in the even
! ing The Rev Il. + Edwards, late Of
i. Charlotte has been engaged TO speak
through the campaign and win begin on
4 Suhdayat West Townsend In the
ling he will speak at 4 union mass meet.
ing in Jamaica, R
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19
GRoToN.

J. D. McAlister OF South Ryegat,
was in town Monday.
Mrs. James Burton was,in Wells River
Tuesday
Ralph Pillsbury, who was at his home
here last week, returned Tuesday To hii
work at Bellows Falls
The Ladies' Aid Of the Baptist churcl
met Wednesday afternoon at the pleas
ant home of Mrs. Donald Frazer.
|. NJ. Kicker and + NJ. Page went IL
Cabot Wednesday to attend The funera
Of Joseph Lamson.
Warren Carpenter, mail carrier on r
r. d. No. 2, has been i'll this week will
grippe and his substitute, Alfred Scott
has been carrying the mail.
+, ID. McCrillis is confined to the houst
with q sore foot, caused by being badly
torn by nail, Roy Blanchard II scaling
the lumber at the bobbin shop in the alb
sence Of Mr. McCrillis
n. D. Coffin was n st. Johnsbury
Friday on business
Postmaster n, d. Sherry is i'll with
the grippe. Harry Taisey Is also III.
Dir, and Mrs. j +. Darling visited Mrs
Dmling's brother. y. f. Kicker at Ran
dolph the first Of the week.
Hiram Daniels has moved into Charlie,
Morrison's house at Westyille
Mrs, wv. n. Weich of Lnrimou, NJ ID.
arrived III town recently for an extended
visit among relatives and friends
Mrs. Eleanor Thurstou has moved IN
to the tenement OF Il b ReBfrew.
Mrs y u. Gordon Of aillsboro N III.
is visiting her parents, AIR. and Mrs
Lyman Blanchard.
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wedding in Brattlebnro.

Charles Henry Allen and Miss Mary
Frances Stockwell were married at the
Baptist parsonage in Brattebuto at s
o'clock Tuesday night BY Rev. George
b Lawson TIE bride wore d dark blue
travelling suit with hat to match Mr..
and Mrs Allen left yesterday for a visit
Of several days in Springfield. Mass
They win live ON Harris place Mr.. Allen
formerly lived in Jamaica. He il now
employed in Goodnow, Pearson 4 Hunts
store Mrs Allen has been clerk in
Houghton & Simonds store. She viii
continue in that position for the present.
She Is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stockwell OF Brattleboro.
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Cot Off Too Soon.

Geo. Carey Of Sc. bloomsbury, the
well known maple sugar buyer, met
with an accident at the Hardwick sta.
ton Friday, Jan. II, that resulted in
a painful injury. Mr. Carey came over
from ST. Johnsbnry on the s:25. He
had fallen asleep on the way over, and
AZ the train was about to leave awoke
thinking it was Morrisyille his destina.
tion, and got off. Just then the train
started and at the same moment Mr..
Carey discovered his mistake and tried
to get on the rear platform Of the last
car, lie was handicapped by heavy
grip and coat, and in the effort was
thrown. receiving severe confusion
ON the left cheek, just below the temple.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19

10 RENT large office room. ap one flight,
~ tle Miles Granite building. Apply To ID N.
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coventry,s oldegt Resldent DEAD.

Joseph Kidder, the. oldest person in
Coventry, died January H. At his re.
quest his body was taken to Boston
for Cremation.
Mr. Kidder was born in Irasburg,
bis father having moved to that town
100 wears ago next March, and Mr..
Kidder was 92 years and two months
old, He had been twice married and
by his former marriage be had one
daughter. Ann, who had for years cared
for her father in his declining years.
Mr.. Kidder had held various town
offices. He represented the town III
the legislature was oyerseer of the
poor for several years, and justice Of
the peace also.
The only near relative be leaves is
his daughter, Ann.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19
Beware of 0intments forCatarh
that Contain Mercury,

smell aud completely dGrauEe she whole sys.
tenn when entering Il through the mn ous sur
faces. Sueh articles should never he used ex-
cept on prescriptions from reputable physl-
clans, As the damage they will do is ten fold 20
the good you can possibly derive from them.
Hsii's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by y, j.
Cheney q Co. Toledo, o.. contains no mercury,
and is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
In buying Hairs Catarrh Cure be sure yeu ret
the genuine. II is taken internally and made
in Toledo, ohio, ~ +. J, cheney d co. Testl-
mnniais free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, SO per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19
How to Cure chilhIains.

@To enjoy freedom from chiIblains, .
writes John Kemp Of East l0tisfeld, Me-,
n apply Buc<lin's Arniea salve. Have
also used it for salt rheum with excel
lent results" Guaranteed TO cure fever
sores, indolent ulcers, piles, burns,
wounds, frost bites and skin disease.
25c. at Red Cross pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19
Rest, Health ana Coazfort to Mother ana
Child

MRS. WIESL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teething, softens the gums, reduces
Inflammation aliays all pain, and cures vino
collie Perfectly sale Ia all casas We woula
Eay to every mother who has suffering child
DO not let your prejudice, nor the preiudicea
absolutely suFe--to follow the use of this
medicine, iftimeiy used. Price 2Bc. bottlA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19

Clayton p. Seaver, the youngest son
Of Levi and Katie Seaver Of Waitsfeld
who died January 5, was born March
=, 1883 One year ago last gflune he
married Miss Lillian G. SleeperFa teach.
er in the village school, They were very
happy in their cosy. home and their
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19

According to the board Of license
commissioners there were, III Rutland
533 persons to whom saloon keepers
were forbidden to sell liquor during
the year 1906, Of this number 81
were posted" on request of relatives
or employers and others on information
lodged BY police, sheriifs, and poor.
master
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70 cuRE ANY DISEASE.
The Cause Must be Removed, Same
Way with Dandrufg.

Way with Dandrufg.
Eill the germ that causes daadruft
'alling hair and badness, YOU will hav1
10 more dandruff. ana your hair mus
row luxuriantly. Newbro's Herpiciae
aos only contains the dandruR gerr
destroyer, but It Is also q most delight
tul hair. dressing for regular toilet it's
~ other hair preparation IL GA III
scientific basis of destroying the danara:
serms, It stops all Irritation. keeps III
ieaip sweet, pure ana wholesome. Fe
member that something claimed h
Just az good" win not do the work
seauine IIerpicide, Sold BY leae
druggists Send 10c IN stamps for aaa
To Fhe Fsrpiniaa Cn, gJet.oit. 1
Two sizes--50 cents and $500
Rickert a Wells. Special Agents.
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FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

TEE TtMEs viii publish wants. Lost and
Found. Fer Safe I'D Let. etc.--snorr advertise :
rnanrs-- Al rhs rate OF fo1r ines for twenty-five
Genus tOr ghs hfsr Insertion and i've cents for
eacn subsequent insertion.
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WANTED-Large frst~class house of twenty
five years standing manufacturing a staple
line Of goods Ia constant daily Use wants q
good man % manage branch wholesale bust
ness. salary 10000 per year, payable monthly.
together with all expenses and extra commits
si0ns. Applicants must furnish good refer
enets and 81 o0a00 cash which is satisfactorily
secured. Address, President, 6t2 =. 6th St.,
Louis No. Jan 5-t2-l9