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SELF DELUSION
Many People Deceived by Coffee.

we ike to defend our indulgences
and habits even though we may be
convinced of their actual harmfulness.
A man can convince himself that
whisky is good for him on a cold morn
ing, or beer on hot summer day
when he wants the whisky or beer
It's the same with coffee. Thou
sands OF people suffer headache and
nervousness year after year but try to
persuade themselves the cause is not
cohee-because they like coffee
While yet'a child I commenced using
coffee and continued it," writes a Wis
consin man, until / was regular
coffee iend. ] drank It every morning
and III consequence had a binding
headache nearly every afternoon.
Ny folks thought it was coffee that
allied me, but ] liked it and would not
admit 1t was the cause of my trouble
so 50 I stuck to coffee and the head
aches stuck to me.
Finally the folks stopped buying
coffee and brought home some Postum
They made it right directions on pkg.l
and told me to see what difference it
would make with my head. and during
that first week on Postum my old aff1ic-
tion did not bother me once. From
that day TO this we have used nothing
but Postum IN place Of coffee-head-
aches are a thing OF the past and the
whole family is in fine health
Postum looks good. smells good,
tastes good. is good. and does good to
the whole body There's a Reason" !"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek. Mich Read The Road to Well
Vile" in pkgs-
Ever read the above letter. A new
ono appears from time TO time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest.
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Groceries and Liquors

Baeon-choice eastern medium Sides ~
pound ZZs
Co6ee-Emporium blend. high conee. Monday IN
and Tuesday, 31z $780, the h. oUG
choice all RI
and Tuesday, the pound 0Us
Chew ChoH-Crosse Blackwels Monday Tuesday, ~
bottles an III
Duss 100 'ns bs so 6s 0
Pneapple-choice quality whole. sliced grated ro
day md Tuesday 8 tins JUl
Cheese-aiartin's Monday hr
pounds fOt
boxes III
soap-Genuine CASTLE IA On
the ao @ 6e SGS bottle Gs Hermitage Monday ana Tuesday 79
Apricot Blackberry C0rdas-Pure goods Mon
Tuesday bottles 79c 1I'
SyTupS-Grenadine
bottles. 40c Z0'
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-16
JAMES j. HILLS HAND
IS NEARLY TORN OFF
Railroad Magnate Suffers Seri=
Gus Accident With Auto
mobile Wheel
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

ST. PAUL. Aug. 15.-James ]. Hill,
Chairman Of the board of directors
Of the Great Northern railroad, met
with a serious accident today at Grass
ton, MINI. His hand was caught in an
automobile wheel and was nearly torn
of. He returned tonight in care Of
physicians by special train
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SPORTS

fsslt fans getting tired Of warmed orer
--arches. Page 3s
soccer association to return 70 membership
p A. A. A. Page 35
saa Francisco makes great rally and beats
a.Fland 10 :. IN startling game. Page 33
rnfereIuh Tscht association proposes 70 revive
-HHal cruise. Page 10
frfsh athletes win meet in football game and
rlng match at Iueleside today. Page 50
Fern J. runs mile at Seattle in I.ST z-5.
saaling American record; Stanley Fay wins
lfion banCieap- Page 33
california horso Csrlckin. wins $1,000 En-
re troitire stake Page 3S
gs-e meeting clens az Empire City wIth
f loa,-ine out Tor gamblers. Page "a
Helmet wins Hopeful stakes at Ssratogs.
lIarfin runs fourth Page "a
r-tuiant racing and stirring finishes mary
~ - Oakland harness meet Page 3;
Prank j. Greer regains seVlling Championship
-8 BE- las won four times Page 81
f7andIeap singles and doubles tennis tour
10 Be finished az park courts
day. Page 30
fssh commission hobbies pet recommendat ions
-eaei convention q hsh and game protective
.iation. Page SO
rsrr Mrs.asne IS given decision over willis in
Sew aeAt ~ coima Page B5
EhRINE
He9eaue cutter saohomisE. especially built TO
axe lives troa wrecked Fesseis, IS coming 70
coast and VIII be stationed al Neah
n Page AZ
LABOR
rarndrrmen urge white lsbor's plea on bust
r4ssmea wio patronize the Japsnese laun-
~ Page 4e
SOCIAL
r,ss hsnared society fox attend the wedding
of Kiss Grace Liereiiyn Jones snd Robert Glib
son ia Trinity church. Page se
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The Nippon Empire Coat

THE NIPPON EAPIRE COAT, illus
trated, is made with the new French sleeve,
The favored fall effect of loose fitting
front and the strictly empire back These
are shown in regular women sizes, as well
as the small women's sizes. A good assort-.
ment Of colors and material are offered in
this decidedly stylish coat GFE M
for Pa SsVO
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Drug SundHes

DFuq SUndTeS
Daggert Ramsdelr Cold Cream Ca perfect face IN
food TUT
beauifying) TVS
sanitol possesses wonderful prop
erties) ZU[
5Oc size Hinds Honey Almond sunburn zSr
windburn 0Jl
soc size Java Rice Powder imported tso velvety
the skim DC
Rose Bourgeois Paris perfectly invisible powder a5c
MenneH's Talcum Powder. for 25e
Cutcura Soap, 15f
4IH White Rose Glycerne Soap
25c size Lyons Tooth
EutEymOI Tooth Paste, I5e
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SUBURBAN

Two wives claim prisonaE al bar ia
nr ce ccurt-
0akland city council initiates a,
81 s50G.Do8 bond issue for constructs
aisarTes-
Miss Leona Tisch. pretty Oaklani
elected queen u Idora park carnival
OAK lodge A. r. and a. n, superin
trr ~ cornerstone for the Adelph
house
LIttIe ones have the time Of their
Mother Goose shew in Ross Valley.
San Rafael busiiy plans carnival, y
i.e biggest ever held in Marin county.
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EDITOR IS SLAIN
BY ARMY OFFICER

contiuuea from Page IL, Column
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NV TAIL TLAILORED GARMENT

Ola AAERVEILLEUSE,' = the very new
est in the Directoire style.
This beautiful garment is fashioned from
the unique style of the famous French Coat
of 1898.
Combining the quaint beauty of that gar.
ment with the practical 1908 style, this
black broadeloth princess gown with the
sheath effect is a striking model. The ex-
quisite Directoire coat of black satin en-.
hances its richness.
Another of these gorgeous Partisan mod
els was originally designed by a celebrated
French modiste. It is of the lighter taupe
shades.
The exquisite Princess gown part is trim
med with all over lace to match the cloth,
and has beautiful lace in the neck. The
Dresden effects in the trimming are very
new The Directoire coat to match
is braided la Militaire and has the
slashed Hussar buttons.
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GRAFT

Iu.ee Dunno demands that Theodore Halsey.
indicted telephone magnate, appear FOR trial
OF nroFe ly independent doctors his physical dis
aiiiiiE. Page 20
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EDITORIAL

Mixed politics in New Yo-k state. Page 20
The Venezuelan comedy. Page 20
a spurious issue. Page 20
scsudalous condition of state prison Page 20
Audaeity OF Commonwealth club. Page 20
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Yankee Princess Wells for S1.35
500 of the popular
coors including black light white
cardinal
meshes shown the point desprt and the medium
trimmed These s175 quality SS
Special Sale Section
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03

o and 5
indebtedness
debt
o IS il he o
ii
1t a
be
thai those OF foreign No
doubled Here
Il 900 in
to the center 1t is o
scan and il n
to e III
Bak staemn are o NJ and a
combined
1888 in in
i
CaeB Brothers 20 mhc OF col h he largest actor is in the d
rd They ae
hdouaphyh not TAT
rep Of 81
ldg in %
saesmmc rryab % # ogrph lie gdh a automobile t a %
RoN Ts' s1RRoUNpING H 20 ~ INC pSA " ~ ~ % INC ~ anu MANS : p ~
plates h hi
~
needing
Main ant
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TO WAGE WAR AGAINST
SURETY COMPANY BONDS

Aid. Littlefield is collecting data re-
garding the results from the requiring
of surety bonds by the city. IL is his
opinion that In many cases as good re-
suits would be secured by the city's
taking personal bonds, inasmuch as
the surety companies protect them
selves against loss in this way
The city will this year pay about
$500 in premiums on bonds for public
officials, Some bonds run out one year
and some another. SO the amount var
les.
Contractors have givento the depart
ment OF public works bonds which are
now outstanding to the amount OF
about a million and half. AS the
premium varies on this class OF risks
! IL Is difficult to figure the amount tax.
ed upon the contractors, but II has
been stated by contractor that the
average rate IA about SIS per thousand
or s37 500 for the u. p w alone
Other city departments each year
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
PnoToGnApHERs.
NEW BOOK S IN THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY

Fr Rockmann-- ~Celluloids- it, raw
material. ,nahufacture. etc Lane Coop
er--"Theories OF STYLE" with special
reference to prose composition. Wm.
A. Corbion---"Prfncip OF salesman,
ship. Department and system Ricn-
erd w. Davis--'The Congo and Coasts
OF Africa" George +. = Elliott
Chile" its history and deyeiopmsntl
George NJ. --~international Cou-
mercial Policies.~ kennoth J. Freeman
.--"S, heels OF Heilas;" the practices ana
theory OF ancient Greek education AIDE ,
taide n. HAsse--' Index OF EronomIc
Material "a Documents Of tho ftatest
Guy ~ liulett--'Tdzf Book OF <tk1
Principles OF 0efg0pnthyr p4o1z1
NaxWell---"A Cryise: Across EufoD| 4
Feroand Nlccley>--- Napoleon AZ M&
Rouiogne camp Frank g oac<t~-
Floors Lyman r. ChrlsfLan
Science tho faith and &C. foaH4@s.
philin W HerE 0ants-rIhc-- Last EHlz
preEs- OF I'm frrnnc ri rmurFzF
Eugenie. Albert shaw - .lne txtlo1<
I Tor The XVCfsE0 MAI OsfAfs WtRt}Io
( Early American Poetry. isoo-is@e.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS.
JAPS RACE HORSES
TO AID CAVALRY

TOXIC. Feb. 3.--Horse racing has
lately been introduced into Japan with
great success--and with an Interior
motive. This Is nothing less than
the Improvement OF the efficiency OF
the mIkado's mounted troops. which
result the warlike Japanese believe
will be attained through careful atten-
ton to the breeding OF native horses.
As Is well known. the cavalry was
the weakest arm OF the Japanese
forces during the late war. and Its
lack OF SUCCESS Is attributed 90 tho
poor quality of It's horses. With their
usual practical sense, the Japanese
have realized that the most effective
way OF creating a fine breed OF horses
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
CANARY SAVES
POLICEMAN rs LIFE

NEW YORK, Feb. "A canary bird
Eayed the life OF Policeman Stockley
in O fire at Nos. 364 and 366 Lvings-
tonst., Brooklyn Six families live In
the house. the first floor being occu-
pied by Paul Tskayan. a dealer in Or
iental goods. The fire started In the
store.
Policemen Stockley and Waldeclt
ran through the Railways. arousing
the tenants. Stockley helped Mrs.
Phoebe Tate from the second floor
10 the street. and Frank bartholomew.
who lives on the third floor, got his
wife and daughter out.
Stoekley went back 10 help others,
and Mrs bartholomew suddenly- 70
insmbered that her canary was In the
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03

house. She ran up the stairs to res
cue the bird, and In the hallway. with
the cage in her hand, stumbled over
something. 1t was Stockley, who had
been overcome by smoke and had
fallen.
Mrs. Bartholomew tried to drag him
out, but he was too heavy. She ran
back to the street, and told Policeman
Waldeck, and together they got stock
ley out. N.NNf
All the families above the second
floor. except the Bartholomew came
down the fire escape and some or them
were nearly overcome by smoke The
damage was about $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
LUMBER.
STENCILS.

have twice as much contract work un-
der bond as the ID. p. w. so that the
business from city work alone is q
thriving one.
II can see where the city. directly
and Indirectly, pays a great deal oil
money but | cannot find out where any
OF II ever comes back" says Little
field.
The alderman from the Twelfth ward
conducted successful fight several
years ago TO prevent constables from
having 10 give surety bonds, demon.
stratine TO the council that the surety
bonds would be In reality based upon
the personal bonds which the con
stables were willing TO give anyway.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03

NaIAina- hHFtS a-meman- naora-than
shave a -saaa- tell Aer- that- aha IL
nothing, but a woman.
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LADIES, TAILoRs.
is to encourage horse racing as prac-

is TO encourage horse racing as prac-
ticed fin western countries.
Accordingly. the government Is DO
ing everything possible for the adj
vancement Of equine sport, and the
idea has been taken up by the people
with a fervor which springs "a much
from patriotism as from love Of
sport-perhaps more. More than zoo
race tracks have been sanctioned Ia
Japan since the movement started.
In her next war Japan means TO have
a cavalry force.iwhich will be second
90 none IN the matter OF mounts.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03

At the Cage Bird associations re
cent show in the Royal Horticultural
hall. London. was exhibited a king
bird OF paradise, valued by It's owner
at $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03

Rabbi Bernhard Felsenthal. the old
est Jewish theologian In the United
States. who recently died in Chicago
was recognized as the worlds greet
est Hebrew scholar. He was born In
Germany and had been resident oil
Chicago since 1859.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03

A keen retort is credited TO the late
DIR. Haig- Brown. master OF Charter
house. says the Youths Companion.
His brotherin-law. DIR. Porter the
master OF ePtefhouse. another famous
English school -wrnte 90 him innniriHE
his PRECISE meaning In = certificate
that a boys character was -gererHiiy
good. when say generally" be re
piled, 4 mean not particularly. -
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03

SHOW CASE labeled
WADELL-DETROIT means
we'll constructed Store Fix
lures.
WadelI Show Case & Cab. Co."
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03

The heart OF Vegetarian heats. ON
an average, IS TO the inmate; that
OF a meat.eataf This represents a
difference OF 10000 beats In "a hours
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03

CAsroRIA.
B,.r,,., >,iha KIND fuu Have ht,I, BasTs
'''' : &HzZzza
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Advertisements viii be accepted at
any OF the following branch offices
ut regular Office rates. II il is In
convenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business ONCE, they may be tele-
phOned direct TO The Times (Main
b260l, and q messenger will call to
collect without additional charge.
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BUsINEss oPPoRTuNITIEs-

THERE ARE valid reasons for the oUne--
oesirlns % dispose or ne following business
places @oa az W4A pay you 20 call AZ once III
, on hlIL a business -11L VII pay cigar and
periodical store. paying business attrac-
ave store t-n 81 NV. $500. Pool q tablesl
and cigars. Pennsylvania ave NV: rnonas
.l-aaeEs $50. Lunch r1Om- center city. "a
4nls DE- an exec ptlonal chance Tor a 1--we 49,
Lunch room near C. j. O.. snap. $50 G-5-
eeryi Of. nw.i paying trade. 81 800. gro-
-el--s ~ northeast Slss S5J9 500 81 010
t-.-'l- Ice cream. confectionery and bakery.
me mixtures, complete modern equipment -
t-o-lallel trade 4th 81 NV. $500 Act az
once our chance % secure 10 u-frT -
sHott hEed- DCGAS, or Ia ave. sezi-st
GROCERY and feed store and coal and v9o5
, ara. Good Hope. J. O.. established for y.srls
-'l41clr1 Qy lLr. Freeman uuLiI his deceass-
now owned Dy Air. A.. j.. Myer; place one ~
the Des- known stands FOR miles around 80
-y-5-El-l5 ol--rs exceptional chance Tor profit
d9le business. owner has other i1taresrs -
qulrlug attention DCGAV. 5lI La ave
sez-3r
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BAR ROOM; NV; business center Low. rent.
La ave 80 D. -
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A GOOD CHANCE Tor well paying ro9mlnr
mousse contents for sale cheap; r0Jmers iii
stay 6lZ Eve s. ma $500
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NICE GROCERY store. 4 living rooms stors
and stable rent SIS per month, for saIs
cheap 9ls * 81 sE- z-5f-sf
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WILL RENT half u large store. suitable rgF
-et S-aa1 au1 cigar store OF take partner
BOX Al. Times Once se1--f
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FOR SALE-Good5 corner grocery in -
sacrifice II sold az once Apply BOX ..
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE

POSITION Of any kind by young married
man. Address " 3. r., Veronica Apart
ment, Box u. 18th and SITS. sW se2i-3t
WANTED-Steeple repairing, stack and flag
stan painting: any kind Of high and DANGER
GUS work. Address BOX 80. Times Office
se20-3t
YOUNG FRESHMAN with lew months exnA-
rieuce in whisky business wishes position as
assistant barkeeper. BOX u. Times ONCE.
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WANTED-SALESMEE.

WANTED-First-class travelling salesman to
carry best hannelette and muslin underwear
line on market. address OHIO MUSLIN IN
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING

BY RESTORING the CIRCULA TON OF khe
BLOOD CURES LOCOMOTOR-ATAXIA
RHEUMATISM, BRIGHTS DISEASE
NERVOUS AILMENTS. DISEASES or
THE STOMACH. BOWELS, LIVER ana
those INCURABLE MAL.ADIES uhara
MEDICINE FAILS. PAMPHLET TELLS
ALL GET IT. PROF. II. y. d. PARKER
Suite 50. The Claiborne, southeast cor. OF Str
and II sJs- NV, formerly 1924 New York ave
NV. se21-tf
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FLOOR OIL.

Use EUnrer's dust killing door OIL Il keeps
the floors clean and sanitary. rid the house
Of insects soc a gallon. Telephone Mai1
54Ss ~ drop postal 20 Il2 Pa ave. NV.
se4-35t
USE GEM FLOOR OLA coloriess OIL and
oil that won't make your do0rs black and
greasy. We contract 70 OIL OciCes and homes
OIL. SOC per gallon. J. r. MYERS Mgr. $
II s. NV Drop postal Phone Main 75sZ.
se15-rf
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Three times within one week. "A eek a
line; times. consecutively. 80 cents a 2ne.
Minimum space, lines
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MOTORCYCLES.

THE SEVENTH AND L CYCLE Co .
agents for the Indian motorcycle; blcycles
and sundries: 50 and 81 Fisk tires reduced 70
y. Is; baby carriages, etc. repaired.
syS-W, Sasm-9et --~<-ss
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wANTED-RoOMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-AboutO October !, in the NV, three
rooms and board for family OF two adults,
and four cHii5ren aged 10 8 years; write
stating accommodations offered and price 70
MRs- A H F., $40 High ST., Germantown,
Philadelphia. segl-2U
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

SAVE DOCTOR Bills
We guarantee 10 hll Al lies Eud fnun.sHs
P-92e LAIN sstst ne WlA cal and denouz
s-rAte- PEERLESS =zlN-EF.AlLSArISG Co
SIS Z 81 nv znrR-sF
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

CHANCE for young men 10 learn barber
trade, only little time: tools given. wages
while learning Call at 6l9 Z 81. NV, base
ment- selS-tf
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ALL Toys NOT now SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF EN-
PLoYMENT SHOULD GALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
THE TINES. au2O-tf
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BICYCLE TIRES.

TIRE SPECIALS-Flske and Diamond tire.
$50 value, extra heavy. guaranteed one year
put on Tor $50 our 8 tire. guarantee s
months. we sell al other SLes fOr less than
ave. ass Open until :, .sels-s1t1
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HELP wANTED-MaIe and Female.

YOUNG NAN Of 30 desires instructions in
grammar, arithmetic and reading nights a
week: please state terms. Address BON 49,
Times Office. 1t
SCHOLARS-Twenty-fiv reliable: TO attend
night school. Apply rear 11O5 X NV. JERRY
FLEMING. It
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WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED-AGENTS
AGENTS-We manufacture eighty fast SELL
ers: no other firm handles them. Big illus
trated catalogue OF $50 aF--nts' speciaIties and
samples free. PEASE MFG. CO., Dept .,
Buffalo. N Y. se2O-St
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INSTRUCTION.

ANNOUNCEMENT T-3IISS LOWELL. 6ra-
matte arr and SL2z=sgsarean reader. and
MISS OEPHELL4A J. HART. teacher OF
piano. harmony, vocal culture. sight singing,
elocut-on and dramatic art wishes 70 extend
70 friends and former pupils an invitation -
drop IN ana see Jhe4- new place, -5J5 + -.
NV, after October J. I3lS sea1-ts
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TAILORING.
BARRIERS, SUPPLIES.

A. T. SEEBURG. 4s2 9Th ST. n. ".
Successor To
EDWARD BLEHI-
wishes 20 announce to friends and former
patrons continuance IN the up-to-data
barber supplies. imported bay rum. witch
hazel hair toulcs imported razors, clippers
razor strops and new and choice design deo-
GRATED mugs se20-tf
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WOOD, COAL AND COKE.
7 WILL MEET al prices Of a.y dealer Ia
wood. coal. and coke. Cau or phone and get
my spot cash discount. ROB-. T. BAL
LARD Il Il ne. selS-3Jt
SEPTEMBER CASH PRICES-Furnace. $3.50
egg. stove. nut. $50; pea, s.. BROWNING,
Lincoln ave and SeaJOn st. ne Phone y 1881.
selS-s0t
J n MOORE. Slh and Florida ave NV.
specialist in coal. coke. wood, and flower
pots Phone y. 2612. sel2-s1t
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

BEADEOED'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. Suits
- Colorado building -z-l and C. Erue-E
-lgGSIls--l--S, 1-T cause a. sections S-rIc--
IS eol--=------ Phone l-a.a -s-s. N.zn- csLI
Columbia Ia. MORGAN BRADFORD. IT,,
Principal saIl-slt
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
r. L CARNE & CO.. 200 King ST
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PSYCHIC-PALMIST.

GET A READING from AIr- Million Il Vol,
want Information any matter he WI
tel you what you wish 70 know. READINGS
SLO5 Hyp10tisI taught 81 Eye % St ~.
Te-. Main "a. ssIO-tf
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Class b

One cent word each insertion. Minimum
charge. Is cents.
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GIRLS as bundle wrappers; must Be over Il
years Of age. BON MARCHE, 316 eth St NV
80 o..
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GIRL-Neat girl assist in Homework. 40
18th 81 II
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ZOE sALE-MIscELLANEous.

AAcoo El14lya A'ol5hL OF 594lietA A'e-ifi
Must Be Sold Within 10 Days Cash Credit
GEO LAWRENCE. SD G. Tuning $50 3I.fiz
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GIRL-To cook and do general Homework
1216 N Capitol st. il
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