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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-09-26
STEAL A LEGISLATORS
TROUSERS AND MONEY.

Atlanta, Sept. 26. - Burglars have
commenced to work on the members
of the legislature. While Representa-
tive N H. Wynne of Pulaski county
slumbered and dreamed of convicts,
substitutes and amendments in his
room at 49 Washington street burg
lar broke into the house, entered the
representatives room and stole his
trousers. $65 in money and check
tor 500.
Tie marauder then made clean
getaway without SO much as dis
turbing the dreams of the sleeper. The
legislator knew nothing of the visit
paid him until he awoke to find him
self trouserless.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-09-26

St Mary's cathedral, corner OF
Broadway and Sixth avenue north. Low
masses on Sundays at z and a. m,
Children's mass (for children alone) at
3 a. m: solemn high mass and sermon
at 10:30 a. m.: baptisms at 2 D. m. I:
Sunday school and bible class at $3.50
p. m; society meetings at $3.50 p. m. /;
vespers and benediction OF the blessed
sacrament at 1880 p. M; feasts of obli-
cation, as Christmas and New Years
day, being also legal holidays, services
are held at the same hour as on Sum
days. Other feasts OF obligation, as the
Ascension of Our Lord, forty days after
Easter the Assumption OF the Blessed
Virgin Mary. Aug. Is; All Saints day,
Nov. 1, and the Immaculate Conception
OF the Blessed Virgin Mary, Dec. s.
All masses on these days are said half
an hour earlier than on Sundays.
Presbyterian Church, Immediately
west of postoffice--Charles Ryan
Adams, minister Morning worship at
10:30 a. M; service theme, The
Church's Responsibility in Fargo Mrs.
E. r. Wright will sing, He Shall Feed
His Flock Like a Shepherd, from the
Messiah. Annual rally day of the
Sabbath school at IL o'clock. It is
especially hoped that the Home de-
partment and the Cradle Roll will be
well represented. Y. P. S. C. e. at
Z p. m Evening service at 8 p. m. !;
sermon theme, Life's Value Fraction
ally Expressed. At the evening SER
vice Miss Mildred Romsdahl will sing.
My Redeemer and My Lord, by Dud-
ley Buck Music under direction of
Mrs. Harry H. Wheelock. Miss Cor
nelia M. Lyon, organist. Strangers
cordially invited.
Gethsemane Cathedral, Episcopal
Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity. s a.
IL, holy communion; 10 a. M, Sunday
school; IL o'clock, morning prayer
and sermon Vesper services at S
o'clock in the afternoon. Dean Burle-
son will be the preacher for the day.
900
Swedish Lutheran Film Churcn-
Kev. N. O. Grunden, pastor. -.esidence,
sC1 Third avenue north. Morning
service at 1880 o'clock every Sunday
except the second Sunday in each
month. Sunday school at IL. Evening
service every Sunday at o'clock
sharp. All who understand the Swedish
language are cordially welcome 10
worship with us.
Broadway Methodist Church, corner
Of Broadway and Seventh avenue
north. S. De Long, pastor. Morning
worship with sermon by the pastor at
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-09-26
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter Of the estate of Theo-
dore ]. Ulm, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Emile Ulm, executrix of the
last will and testament of Theodore
j. Ulm, late of the city of Fargo, coun-
ty of Cass and state of North Dakota,
deceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against said de-
cesed to exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers within four months aft
er the first publication of this notice
to the said executrix. at her residence,
In the city Of Fargo in said Cass coun-
ty and state of North Dakota.
Dated this 18th day of September,
1908.
EMILE ULM,
Executrix Of the last will and testa-
ment of Theodore j. Ulm, deceased
tDaily Sept. 10, rs; Oct. 8, 10. 1sOS.)
His highness, Maharaja- Dhiraj
Prithvi Bir Bikram Shamsher Jang
Bahadur Shah Bafladur Shamsher
Jang of Nepal, is taking a vacation,
with baggage as copious as his name.
He landed in London the other day,
accompanied by his cook and other at
tendants, and conveying 140 trunks,
150 boxes and bags. 40 uniform cases
and Ave immense jewel cases, 'salso
cages of Indian biackbirds which
talk " Happily the ordinary tourist
does not have to pay for the trans
portation or any such enormous guam
tity OF baggage.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-09-26
STEAMER CAPTAIN BROWNS.
Master of Norwegian Ship Loses Life
in West Indian Hurricane.

Baltimore, Sept. 26-Captain Kieppe,
of the steamer Jolando di Giorgio.
which arrived today from Port An
tonic, Jamaica, reports that on Friday
last when a few miles from San Sal
Vador he sighted the Norwegian
steamer Senator at anchor, and that
she signaled that she had encountered
the recent hurricane, during which
her commander, Captain Aarsvoli,
was washed overheard and drowned
and that at the time the Di Giorgio
sighted her the steamers hold was
half full of water.
The Senator sailed Sept. 4 from
Port Antonio for New York.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-09-26
70 Redden
the Blood

Klcn, red blood.
That Is what pale, weak, nervous people
need.
Red blood to form new cells and tissues, to
invigorate the nerves, to strengthen the hearts
action, to give energy and yigor to the organs
Of the body.
The elements from which nature forms rich,
red blood are found in condensed and easily
assimulated form in DIR. Al. W. Chasc's Nerve
Pills and because fits wonderful blood d-bnild-
ing qualities this great restorative has become
world famous.
There Is no guess work. no experimenting
with this treatment Every dose is bound 70
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Mrs. III. HARBoucH, Mansfield, Ohio,
states:--s'A child OF mine was pale, hloodless,
weak and nervous. Dr. A. w. Chase Nerve
Pills acted spIendidiy making the nerves strong
the blood rich the color good, and building up
the system in every way"
The portrait and signature Of A. w. Chase
NJ. ID. the famous Receipt Book author, areon
every box. so cents al all dealers or DR.. A.
w. Chase Medicine Co. Buffalo, N. Y.
Or. a. w. Cl1ase's
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FouT q poRTERFlELU&
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-09-26
FARGO COLLEGE

fer, let me take example from the we'll
bred beasts and bear my suffering by
myself
Give me always to be good COM
rade. viewing the passing show with
an eve growing keener and a charity
deepening day by day.
Help me to win, If win may: but
IL i may not win grant / may be a
good loser. Amen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-09-26

st. Pauls Lutheran church Of the
Norwegian Synod-Corner of Fifth
street and Sixth avenue north, D. G..
Jacobson, pastor. Service Sunday
evening at 7:45; Sunday school at
1915 .. m.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-09-26
MORE CUTS FREE

The cut service furnished by The
Forum free to advertisers of this pa
per has proven SO popular and is in
such demand that another service
from different house, equally as
good and even more varied in its pro-
duct, has been addea to the service.
These cuts are suited to almost any
business and the ad man will gladly
furnish proofs to any who are in
terested. Phone 1896.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-09-26
Thev Take the Kinks out.

Il have used DR.. Kings New Life
Pills for many years, with increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks out
Of stomach, liver and bowels, without
fuss or friction" says N. H. Brown, of
Pittsfield, VT. Guaranteed satisfac-
tory at all druggists. Csc.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-09-26

Scientists say that no person has
perfect ear. But the politician wa
can get his aurieular appendage
the ground Is dead sure 70 ha
things
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GEOGRAPHY.

1. What is the torrid zonei How
many miles wide Is iti
2. What countries touch the gulf OF
Mexicol What are its chief seaports
Name the principal rivers that empty
Name the principal rivers that empty
into ii.
g. What are the leading three pro-
ducts OF the Philippine Islandsi What
is the largest island in the archipelago
4. Mention something of interest about
each Of the following; London, Chicago,
Rio Janeiro, Pekin, Venice, Para.
5. What are the sources of the sugar
consumed in the United Statesi
9. Are most European cities north or
south OF the parallel OF Columbus, Ohio
What parallel crosses the southern pen.
insulas of Europei
7. What form of government has
Japani Name one of its chief cities
and two of its exports.
8. Name three Canadian provinces bor-
dsring on the United States, and give an
important city of each.
0. Contrast Spain and Scotland, stat
ing five points Of difference.
10. What disastrous effects often at.
tend the removal of forests from large
areasf
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PHYSIOLOGY.

!. What arrangement for seating and
lighting is best for the eyes Of the
pupilsl
2. In schoolroom ventilated only by
doors and windows, how can pure air be
constantly and sai,.y securedH
3. Explain how oxygen finds its way
into the blood.
4. What are the classes of foodsl
Give an example OF each and tell where
1t is diges,ed.
5. How fr, ,quently does the heart con-
tract2 What conditions affect the rapid
ity Of contrlctiony
6. How do muscles differ from tend
onsl
I. Describe the action Of the biceps
muscle.
8. OF what part of the skin are the
nails a notification Suggest directions
for the proper care of the nails.
0. Discuss the structure, uses and
hygiene of the teeth.
10. Describe the injurious effects of
alcoholics on four different organs Of the
body.
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UNITED STATES HIST RY, INClUD-
ING CIVIL GOVERNMENT.

|. Name three colonies in America
that were settled as the result of reli-
gious intolerance in Europe.
2. Who were the Cavaliersi
3. Why did General Ogethorpe wish
to establish a colony in AmericaH Ac-
count for the name of the province.
4. Name the first and last battles Of
the Revolutionary war; and give the
result of each.
5. Name the stites that have been
formed from the Northwest Territory.
8. When was Missouri admitted as a
statcY What position did it take in
regard to secessionH
I. Discuss the problems Of Johnson's
administration.
s. Trace the development of slavery in
North America, noting its effects on
commerce, education and social life.
8. With the Revolutionary war the
Civil war and the Spanish-American
war rs a basis, show the development Of
the modern navy.
10. Explain the following terms; mon.
orchy, oligirchy, ex post facto, treason
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LITERATURE.
(Select any eight.)

(Select any elgnt
.. What is the general character OF
the Cnnter' rrv T1lcs2 Who are the
characters of the TalesH
2. What are the dramatic unities ?
How did Shakespeare regard themi
8. Write briefly about the rise of the
English novel
4. Name six kinds Of prose and give
an example of each.
5. Name the periods of American liter
ature and give representative OF each
period.
8. Give a quotation from each of five
American poets, naming selection and
author.
I Nrme the department Of literature
in which each OF the following excels:
Irving. Tn eau, Motley, Samuel l..
Clemens ("Mark Twain"l, Louisa NJ.
Alcott
s. Who wrote each of the following;
"The Bells" "The Marble Faun," "rhe
Hanging of the Crane" "Ichabod," ENG.
lish Traits'H
o. State fact about each of the fol-
lowing; ChnrleS Brockden Brown, Fran
els Parlmar. Sidney Lanier.
TO- Write briefly on "Women In
American Literature"
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ARITHMETIC.

!. Define number, problem, principle.
Name the principal units of the metric
system.
2. A field so rods long and 80 rods
wide is sowed in wheat. The crop aver
ages e21a bushels per acre and is sold
for 81 cents per bushel. What amount
does the farmer receiver
3. When 1t Is l2 o'clock central stand.
ard time in a city located 715 degrees
east of st. Louis, what ia the sun time
in the same cityi
4. piece OF cloth was marked &l.75
per yard, which would have netted 1870
profit. At a special sale it was marked
down 900. Not being sold II was again
marked down 25%o from the marked
down" price, Was there a gain or loss
and how much per yardf
5. A broker invested 5000 In Western
Union Telegraph Co. stock at As. II
quarterly dividends OF lH% are de-
olaTed, what is the annual incomef What
IL his rate of interesti
o. What principal will produce $74.S4
In 2 years months 20 days, at 59oi
I. The readings of gas meter were NJ
follows; January lst, 5,400 GU. IT,;
February lat, 100 Gu. it,; March LIST,
5000 cu. IT,; April lst, 1900 Gu. IT. II
the price Of gas is $l.20 per 1000 Gu. II.
with 1919 off for casn in 10 days, what
will be the gas bill for each of the
months Of January, February and March
II the bill is paid within 10 daysi
8. II a cubic foot of loose anthracite
coal weighs 30 pounds, how high must a
bin 9 II. by 10 II. be to hold 80 tonst
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THEORY AND PRACTICE.

]. What power has the school board
to make rules in regard to the govern.
ment OF the school?
2. What are the two chief factors of
attention.
3. Individuality is the product of
thought culture" Explain.
4. Occasionauy we find teachers re.
psating answers to pupils, calling on
pupils in rotation, interrupting pupils
when reciting, repeating questions for
inattentive pupils. Express your opin.
ion OF each.
3. Name some methods you would en-
ploy TO strengthen the moral qualities
Of your pupils
8. Explain the terms instruction,
training and inspiration, as factors in
education.
7. Give the advantages and the disad-
Vantages of class instructions Of indi-
Vidual instruction.
9. Write a paragraph describing the
most helpful book on pedagogy you have
read.
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GRAMMAR.

la 1 have often had occasion to re-
mark the fortitude with which women
sustain the most overwh( ing revcrses
Of fortune.
lbj Those disasters which break down
the spirit OF nan, and PROSTATE him in
the dust scen tD III forth all the ener-
gies Of the softer sex. and give such in.
trcpilitv and elevation to their char
actcr, that at tires, it approaches to
sublimity.--lrying
Questions IL refer to the foregoing
sentences.
/. Classify the sentences as to form.
Name the different clauses.
2. Give the principal parts, mood and
tense of the first verb in (a). Give the
full classification of the first verb in the
principal clause of (b).
3. Change the relative clause in (a)
to an equivalent expression in which the
verb is used in the passive form.
4. What part of spsoch is down" :
Parse such"
5. Classify all the pronouns, and give
the antecedent Of each.
6. Write each Of the following phrases,
and after each, state whether it is ad-
iectivs or adverbial: with which," 'of
iortune;" Gin the dust;" ito their char
aoter."
I. Give the etymology and syntax Of
the following words: occasion" "most," "
"and" first onel, that" give"
8. Write sentences containing each of
the following verbs used in the past per-
feet tense ring, steal, eat, 90, fly, hide.
Q. Name some rules of punctuation
and other matters Of form you would aim
10 teach in your school.
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sign languages that retain their original
plurals,
5-lG. Spell the following words to be
pronounced by the examiners cartilage,
clavicle, coughing, perennial, bobolink,
alfalfa, delirium, privilege, cabll, article,
vertical, valleys manufacturing proper
tion, assessor, Apennines, Sweden, Phil
ippine, treasurer, control, hygiene, bron-
chitis, maize, mosquitoes, humus, bac'
terra, pistil, recede, grievous, forceful.
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HARD PROBLEMS
FOR teachers
Applicants for County Certifl.
Gates Must Answer Them.
EXAMINATION EELD JUNE 6, 1908

Prepared by the state School Com
missioner to Test the Mental Quail.
fIeations Of Those Who Seek Posi-.
tions In the public Schools.
Following is the list of questions
as prepared under direction of the
state commissioner of public schools,
and submitted at the county examina.
tion for teachers June 6 for element
ary school certificates:
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DRESSMAKINC AT HOME


would
FssaR @ RmS h di @
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ORTHOGRAPHY.

l. Give four prefxes in common use,
with the meaning OF each.
2. BY the use Of diaOritical marks, In
disate ths pronunciation of the follow
ing words; bird, work, cape, nautical,
has.
Q. Uss each Of the following words N
two sentences, frst as accented on ths
hrst syllable, and then as accented on
the second syllable; sonduct, refuse.
accent
Z. Give Ave words adopted from fop
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Content and Emulation.


Let me examine whether that en-
Soy, be not enough to felicitats me, II
] stay at home. If 1t be, l would not
have another's better fortune put me
out Of ccnceit with my own. In out.
ward things, will look to those that
are beneath me; that If must build
myself out of others, ! may rather
raise content than murmur. But for
accomplishments Of the mind. will
ever hx on those above me; that |
may out OF an honest emulation, mend
myself by continual striving to imi-
tate their nobleness.-Owen Feltham
A mans hair turns gray about i've
wears earlier than woman's.
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SPARE MOMENTS
THE MOTHERS MAGAZINE.

meets the needs Of the most important class of people
ensey human treats OF everything OF
articles and interviews from the most noted the
stories nd articles are written expressly for mothers and deal with
scpons received within six months Besides fascinating o
20 regular departments to help the mother possible
privilege OF personal advice and help from the editors verb
ZINE promises more than before especially along the
gen methods in the home Health Finances the Servant Problem,
OF matter Tor the mothers entertainment
ZINE There is nothing like it published in country.
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Our Offer to Old and New S
ALL
FOR
SIPS.

The Newsaed with the NewsIed
made by Highland
cton The NewsHerh Republican
politics. feel that ad
land News Herald.
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WRITING.

Examiners will grade writing from
HE manuscript in orthography.
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READING.

Examiners will conduct an oral exam,
ination in reading.
The Washington times., 1908-07-23
LAW PRINTING.
ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL.

work. die making scenci S made % order.
automobile repairing .sireless specialize
CATLLN & DEPJE. sII 9Th ST. ng. jyls-sg.
The Washington times., 1908-07-23

EXPERT CHAIR GAMING, furniture re-
paired and refinished. floors refinished; mail
orders promptly attended to
a KOERNICKE & H LITTLE III AZ 81 sOz
3e22eod-9cS - - = 3''i
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERGS 7th and x sts. nv.
=. kANN, SONS & Co. Sth and 1Sarket space
GREENS CAPITAL A u V i 8 y c
AGENCY, 1146 18Th st. NV.
". +. McNULTY. Cigar store. 18th and ? NV.
>. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor Tth ST., Rhode
Island ave. and Il 81. NV.
h 7. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th ST and
Massachusetts ave NV.
CHAS. c. HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy,
sW. cor. 7tn and II sts. NV.
bANFORD'S PHARMACY, NeW York ave.
and North Capitol street
X A NlIICH, zJth and n SITS. NV.
OO1GLb1'S PHARMACY, ZIst ana O sts- NV
3 N WAGNER & Co, 15t and 4 SITS. NV
\. n TAALOE, COR 9th and p sts. NV,
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th and Pa-ave.nw.
RAHk ROAD PHARMACY, 11th s. Park road
0ATTINGLY'S PHARMACY 14th and L
X -. HOWARD, 14th and W.
y y POGTlE, 3329 BrightwoOd ave
AAA-BH'S PHARMACY, 1861 Calvert st.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
IF YOU HAVE RATS
Cau up BARCLAY. The Ferret Ma,
II you want pets go 20 his store
2l3 lJth 81. NV fy8-e0d-tr
PEDIGREED screw-talIed brin5Ie F0--C-
terrier pups French poo5lss. parrots ,,--7g-
ries. guinea pigs; pets boarded rates reason-
able
LEES BIRD STORE. 4ls nth n. ".
jv2-tf
YOUNG CANARLES parrots. minos. 49,
pies crows. homilg pigeons. Maltese bf--
tens. dogs. rabbits guinea pigs. best soa,
and powder FOR killing feas- Freesla b7lIr-s
etc SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. uz 1zrh sd
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LEGAL NOTICES
A. LEFTNICH SINCLAIR, Att5rDgT-
Elisd July lS, Is0S

IN the supreme Court of the District %
Cl41l-1-ap hc----lg special term - z D5srricrs
Co-E1 OF ne SL-lec states -or the DIsrricr
q Columbia In The matter OF the payment
o1 damages resulting 10 adjacent D-5z--rrv-
from changes II the gra6e Of streets 49,
nues ana alleys authorized by the 49, -
Co-Ercss approved February u 1901 -srs-s,.-
70 the elimination OF grade CROSSINGS - -
line OF the Baltimore aad Potomac HsiIr173 =
grict Court, 80. 81 notice is hsrebV -
that We, the undersigned, have bess- 49,
mated and appointed y the SIprems C0Urs
o. Lle DlSLrlCJ q Columbia holding a sue2
cial term as a United States District CO.,.
for the District of mbia- as a rr,-7-71sS
sion % aPpralse the damages resuItinp "a
adjacent property 1rOTy- CEanges OF the .--ss-.5s
OF streets avenues. AID alleys author1Eed -
L1s Act o. Congress approved Fsb-ua-v "a
-, -e-2-4se - - elimination OF grads
crossings on The Ane OF the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company II tae I)fsr-7cr
OF Columbia VIII meet II 1880 O'CLOCK
A N. on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY
SECOND DAY OF SEPTENBER \ \ 75-S
at the United States Court EI0usa rT5-y
HalD, IN said District. in a room 70 b as
signed Us b Jle United states Marshal f0r
s2Io D4sNi-c~ -o- me purpose OF viewing che
real property a1ecr5d 5y the changes T7a5a
n the grades OF the following named st-eers-
avenues, and alleys IN sad District ali
hearing testimony touching The da-1sras -
sul-lus 70 said property from said CHANGES
Of grade, pursuant 20 the terms al.d r7-o5-i-
%. 1906. entitled An Act % provide for pay
meuL Of damages account OF changes ~
ings on the line OF the Philadelphia 3aItI-
more and Washington Railroad Conr.a1y-is
70 Wit S0utE Capitol street from y strest
20 Canal street. sixth stree southwest h.
~ cen ID street and school street. c street
south vest. between sixth street and Sz,a7-S
street; Virginia avenue southwest be+v-ss-
Sixth street and Seventh street . s-rae-
southwest. between Sixth street and SfvrE
and-0ne- half (6lz) street: Seventh sr-est
southwest. between = street and AfsrvTsD5
avenue. @ street soGtl. west. bet g-een Ssvz--z-
street and Eighth street the alleys IN ss-rs--
numbered four hundred aid slrty-foIIr fsso-
Tenth street southwest. between Afa-yIs-i
avenue and c street. Maryland sJ-a-1.s
southwest. between Ninth street and F,T.,-s--t,
street. and Fourteenth street southvvasr -
tween d street and Water street An -
ers C. real property damaged by tbe rf,s---s.
made IN the grades OF any OF SAD g+rzsrs
avenues. or alleys VIII file PETITION v-5-S
US. in this cause. duly signed and svyo-, -
Tor an allowance OF damages within rrTsI,1s
months after the said tWeury-secord - -
September, A. D. 1S0S- II Is provided iD -
by the aforesaid Act % ConEress rlrT1roT--,5
J une -. 1875, that upon che failure a. s7C,
such owner 70 thus present hin clair, 80
damages. within said period. his rizhr -.
Go 50 shal cease and determine ISas11- y
a BAKER. GEORGE " NT0sSSs
sPHANSYs Commission Aunoinfe5
% Appralse Damages. A True Copy. Tests
!: r YOU'VE Gers, ~ Fs E CUNNING
11-A--- ASH SAssks Hls-SG-sxsa Il
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DYEING, CLEANING, PRESSING

+. K. GREEN. pressing club: expert clean
ing. dyeing and repairing. ladies' aod sen
tlemen. all 0r-ers promptly attended To- sc
s1s slS IA an avs TpylzEg, p sss-s9s :
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HELP wANTED-Mals and Female
WANTED-AGENTS.

CIGAR salesman wanted. Experience uu-
necessary; 500 per month and expenses.
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