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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08
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dnia 3d.. Wrzesnia 1908
szan l!e agr!a Reddaakcyo!
Korzysttaajae 2 tanich bilet6w
wycieczkowyeb, jake wyda'
je kompania kolejowa H. &
T. c.. wybra}o sic mas kilku W
to podr6z,sby zwiedzic niekt6-
re wspaniale miasta W Texa.s
sic, j zW}aszcza to, kt6re
leza 1u i: q ma samym ko6cu
naszej dobrej przyjaci6}ki -
ziemi ameryka6skiej; temi
miastami. So tn " naszym
Texas. Houston j Calves
ton. 4
w niedziele dnia 27b. M,
p. Kazimierz Kempihski p.
W]adys|awE B];aartula 7 synem,
i p. Waw. Piearz 0 godzinie
1.45 rsno, wsiedlismy ma wy
zej wapomniana kolej, kt6ra
mas ", niespelna 5ciu godzi-
mach do pierwszego naszego
celu podr6zy, t. ]. do. tego
n~ajslawniejszego ", Texasie
miasta Houston rrze~ioz}a.
Podr6z., nasza przez te 143
milowas r6wnine by}a tax
wspania}a:i zadawalajaca, ze
sam hlabia Zeppelin W sw.ym
Cjuz popsutym)s balonie ME
m6gl lepszej odbywac.
z Houston pojechali6my
wprost: do; Galvestonu; odle
g}o6c ~tych Mast, je1no cd
drug;ego, wynosi tylko so
mil. Tam ! spedzilismy ca
]y dzieh pa zwiedzaniu mia
sta. Zwiedzieli6my kosci6l
kate dralny, k}aszt6r i wiele
innych@ o%sobliwcsci, kt6re
mas bardzo zaciekawily.
NalWjecej mas zain +
wa}o t. :: lb y !; III =: morze, kt6-
re. tn :~zazywaja matka m6rz,
a kt6rego -balwany SO tax
niespokojne, ze sic az pie
MIA re zlosci i p~owoduja O.
gromny szum morsk'; a W
owych ba}wanach.i " tym
szumi,e morskiimr zaraz ma
skraj9, kaRie sic masa naro-
du, gsdzie natur al jest
oznaczone mieisce, poprzecia-
game ypoWrozami.
Na,drdgiej stronie widzie-
lismy DUE przewozowe O.
krety, >olbrzymy to 50 tax
wielkie,, 10 sic dziwno cz}o-
wicklow zdaje, jak ia woda
moze taxi ciezar ma swym
grzbiecie. uniie6c. Tax samo
MONA q, tam zobaczy6 rome
mniejsze okrety, iak rybae-
kie }6dzie j 1r6znego gatunkp
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08
BRENNAN, TEX.

BRENNAN TEX.
depia l-go pazdz. 1908
Szanowna Redakcyol
Czytajac koorespondencye z
Bremond wziela imnie chez
napisac kilka slow do sza-
nownego Wiarusa. Prawda,
ze ME. mann tn tax wiele co
nr,owego do pisania, ale to
zawsze sic cos przytrafi.
Otto .dnia 22-go Wrze6nia
|opu6cii mas tn nasz Wieleb-
ny ks, Machan, prawdopo.
dobnie ola p~oratowania zdro.
via, pojechal do New Orleans
do szpitala; ma jak d}ugo, to
trudno powiedziec. Me jed
nemu zdaje sic bye dziwnem,
ze W niedziele 20go wrze6-
MIA, kiedy6my byli W koscie-
lie, mic nam o tenn ME mo.
will, a we Wtorek juz odje-
chaf. :.z
Dnia 30go z. ~. 6lubowali.
tu sobie dozgonna mi!ose !
wiernoac, pan W}adys1aw
Kasprowicz z parma Mary
anna Taksowna, vice kos
ci6l nasz by} ma ten dzieh
bardzo pieknie przystrojony
W kwiaty i 1ozmaite zio}a, i
wyg]adalo tax pieknie, re az !
sic wezystko .roi}o, tylko ze,
pan Kasprowicz. mia1 nieco,
k1opotu, BIO musiaf starac sic
%. ksiedza ably i'm udzieli}
~ ''"t = = -."- . p ! 49, 4. wy - .'
6lubu. Vice przybyt tn Vie.
lebny ks. Skoczek z Sealy j
udzielil i'm sacramento mall
ze66stwa..
Tax samo mieli tn pierw-
sza zapowiedz: pan Stanis-
law Mikolajewski Z panna
MagdsIena T%elisowska, a "a
nosi sic tn ma. wjele wiecej
wes6},. ty]ko re beda mieli
najwieksza .biede, jezeli ME
#I = tE Eu.!-t .a +El~4
dostaniemy W kr6tkim czasie
ksiedza ma sta}y pob,t.
f. Mlalem tn wiecej do OPT.
SANTA, ale wyreczy} mnie
2acny correspondent Lech z
Bremond, DO u mas lest tax ga
mo jak i tam; tylko 70 "
niedziele ~ 2. m. mieli5my
tn zn6w dosyc shiny deszcz
Wiatr ze strony p6}nocnej,
lecx teraz many piekna po-
code lecz ch}odne powietrze,
tax re rawet pierzyna sic
przyda niejed nemu, DO juS
! dixie gesi daily sic widzie6.
q teraz pozdrawiam czytel-
nik6w Wiarusa a przede-
wszystkiem zacnego pana Le-
cha.
S=.HIE-F t.h-rr= g q -Elsr--. SEl#. .-- .a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08
Nd,

80 HIaA1ANll.3
.Jeden = 4uk6W kulei Balti..
j Chic, raueony przezz
rzeke Susquehanne, Wpobli--
u Havre Pc Grace, Nd, "a
vail sic kilka woz6W ko-
lsjowYch nalaaoWaDych We
5glami, Wpadlo " Y nnurty rze 'lIs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08

%sskSSGS$a fT$f$gE@A$a5I4S
---7----- -.-----.
.parowce. Burza deszcz,
|przeszkodzity dalslej naszej
wedr6wce po miejscachs mas ia
interesujacych; DO nawet je-
den : mych towaszyszy byl "
wielkiej obawie, 70 tax sic
wydarzy1c mo5e, ;ak to bylo
" roku 1900, ale dal Pan
Bog ze tylko ma strachu sic
sko6czylo. Wielka wichura
j deszcz przeszkodzify naszej
zabawie, a publiczno6G po-
chowa}a sic gdzie6 W tych ka-
miennych murach, DO byla
pewna, ze tych tax }atwo
wlatr ME wzruszy.
R6wno 2 zachodem sloh.
ca opu6cilismy to miasto Gal
weston i 20 2: godzinach
wolnej jazdy, tho oko}o 4
mile przez wode jest most,
po kt6rym kolej bardzo VOL
no przechodzi) przyjechalis-
my nazad do Houstonu,
gdzie juz ma mas czekali ma
81 rodacy, jakoto, p. Woj-
CZECH Kroenberger i p. Sta
nis}aw Dudek. Z dworca kc-
lejowego koleja uliczna uda
li6my sic wprost do domu
.. Wojciecha Kroenbergera,
Ii tam, u naszego rodaka,
znalezlismy bardzy goscinne
|przyjecie. Pc spozy;iu skrom-
nej, ale bardzo smacznej ko-
lacyi, pc p~rzYzwoitej poga-
dance poiozyli6my sic ma
spoczynek. PAM Kroenber~
gerowa, jest c6rka p. K,
Kempinskiego; a vice pan
Kempi6ski lego blizszy So
siad p. Wlad: Bartula, costa
Ii ma miejscu, a p. Waw.
Pisarza, ably mial przestrzen-
niejsze miejee, zaprosili do
siebie pa6stwo st. Dudko-
vie, gdzie ma @schludnem i.
i czystem }6zeczku, po Gallo
dziennym trudzie, miaf. bar
do wygodny odpoczynek.;
:Rano pc spozYciu pozywne-
go sniadania. obaj z panem
Dudkiem udali5my sic do
swych koleg6w, gdzie juz O.
czekiwali ma mnie, j W to-
warzystwie udali6my sic ma
zwiedzenie miasta, ~s}awnego
Houstonu, kt6ry tn Dazywa-
ia kr6lem miast W Texasie,
ably i tn zobaczyf osobliwosci
i odwiedzic W tenn mie6cie "a.
mieszka}ych rodak6w. z
Najprz6d: odwiedzilismy p.
p. braci, Alexandra j Fran
ciszka Golusinskich, 5000
Washington ul. kt6rzy tn
~prowadza salon z bardzo do.
brem powodzeniem. Spotka-
sic Il panem ,Janem
K~azmierowskim, 1904 t% sa-
ma utica. doory rybak 2 ME-
go, DO nam pokazywa} ryby
przez siebie %z1owione, kt6re
wazy}y pc 80 funt6w.
Przytej samej ulicy pod
mr.. 1904 mieszka pan Wiady-
shaw Tomaszewski, jedyny
krawiec polski W tenn mics
- -. ~ =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08

WASHINGTON D G

D g 49,
statystyka q m,iesiac sier-
pied wykazuie wielkie obnoii-
;zenie sic licz,'bJy imiiggr1aunr ant :
Eurory j innych czesoi sWia-
ia. " t!y'mrI !. ml,l'iie ii, p1rzyby-
10 do standW Zjednoczonych.
zaledwie 27,782 osoby, gdy v v.
tym eamym miesiacu roku
zeszlego przyby1o $685.
Zni2ka wiect1iczby przyby
iych wynosi H.B43z q ten je-
jon tylko miesiac. " roku
fiskalnym, ko6czacym sic 80
czerwca przyby1o og6iem do
togo kraju 387.797os6b. Krach.
finansowy isbezrobocie zaczy-
najace sic " grudniu roku ze
ez}ego spowodowaly zmniej-
szenie sic naplyw przyby-
STOW. 20 krachu5finansowym
= FLE E-..E.-- -Ls -+-- 1881
W roku 1898: r6wniez ma
p}yw imigrant6w sic zmniej-
szyt i ME podnosil sic zbyt-
MO, al do roku 1900. Cd to-
90 roku naplyw olbrzymial,
az dopiero W nowy krach
ekonomiczy po}ozyl pewna
tame.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08

NOWY Oba komi-
tety krajowe, tak'srepublikah-
ski jak demokratycznY, ME
maja pieniedzy: Obydwom
grozi faktycznie bankructwo.
w gl6wnych kWaterach ME
my6la juz Q zdohgWania g}o-
SOW, tylko 0 z%dobywaniu pie
niedzy. Jeze]i ME nastapi
zmiana ma lepazej to kompa.
ME pc obu stronach trzeba
bedzie Observation-Disclosures
ME. Dotychczas demokraci ze-
brazil cokolwiek wiecej niz
100000, a republi.kapie oxo-
10 $350,000. w republican,
skiei kwaterze, zaNWezWano ma
konferencye kil]klu'cz}onk6w
komitetu posiadaiacych mill
onowe majatki. u.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08

" r6:r
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
Ma tut. policye=7zgglosi4 sic
Karol Bayle, b. sluchacz
ndford-uniwersytetu i syn
znanego milionera Uenryka
B., przyczem zezna}, ze owym
dawno przez policye poszuki-
wanym bandyta, kt6ry urza.
dill szereg napad6w " fellow
stone Parku ma go6ci Marc
dowego Hotelu" w Raphael
i byl postrachem catej okoli-
cy jest on. Przyznai sic
r6wnie5 do why nsilowane-
go gwaltu ma dw6ch dziew-
czetach. Zbrodniczego spad-
kobierce milion6w osadzono
" wiezieniu, .;ednakze zadna
miara ME MONA dociec mo-
tyw6w zbrodni.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-06
TAFT'S STRIKE DECISION
TO BE INVESTIGATED

The Supreme Court Of the United
States will examine into the principles
that Secretary Taft, when he was a
Federal judge in Cincinnati, laid down
ia his famous strike injunction de-
Cision."
The bringing Of the case at this time
may have some political significance, in
view OF the campaign the American
Federation of Labor Is Waging against
Taft as a Presidential candidate,
The case came before the Supreme
Court today. through the application 10y
labor unions of San Francisco for a
review of the judgment Of Judge Nor
row. Of the Federal court Of California,
who issued an injunction prohibiting
the Sailors Union, the Firemen's Union,
and the Marine Cooks and Stewards
Association, their officers or members,
or any one acting fOE them from inter
fering with the operation Of COasting
vessels against which a strike was in
force.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-06
INTRODUCED BY AN EGG,
BAKER WINS RICH GIRL

HARTFORD. Conn, Jan. 6.-On the
strength Of a cold storage egg introduce
ton Emil LauTitson, a baker on School
street, Manchester, starts this week for
Joplin. Mo. where he viii marry Miss
Louise Adcock, daughter OF a wealthy
poultry fancier-
About two months ago. upon opening
. case of eggs, Emil found a large
sized specimen of hen fruit on which
was written Miss Louise Adcock, Jop-
lin, Mo. write" He did and then Miss
Adcock wrote. They are both stin
writing and a recent exchange Of photo
graphs followed. Miss Adcock sent on
carfare for Emil to go out West, say
ing that if ne did not decide 20 marry
her why. papa would pay the return
expenses
He proposes to marry Louise all right
enough, but thinks he viii bring her
hack to Connecticut. Miss Adcock
writes she has another unmarried sis
ter and sent on her photograph for
circulation among the Manchester cut
unS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-06
DANCING
NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

The JUNOD CThe Nscuum) METHOD OF
ED-RESTORING The-CIRCUI.A-
TON. demonstrates that there is a SCIENCE
N CURING DISEASE EQualiug tlat in
surgery.
There IS 10 need OF SUFFERING with
IOCOMOTOR ATAXIA. BRIGHTS DIS
EASE. RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS. those
AILMENTS Of the SPINE. NERVES and
LIMBS chat make WALKING nigh IMPOS-
SIBL.ED and those maladies that are the
result OF OEERWORK. WORRY and ACE
THEY CAN BE CURED.
While much is claimed for the JTrNOD
METHOD OF NON-MEDICAL HEALING
IT MAKES GOOD. The Junod system OF en-
forced circulation IS used extensively bv he
PLY siciars OF Germany and France al the
Bonn University and IN other HospltaIs
where il has superseded all other methods "a
a cure for those ailments that do not yield 10
medication. A CORDIAL INVITATION Is
EXTENDED PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS
TO CALL. AND LEARN ALL ABOUT IT.
Information Free
PROF. H y. y. PARKER
I424 New York Avenue y. ".
Hours 10 ~ G; Sundays, 70 % !.
lady assistant. 6esl-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-06
CHURCHES TO HOLD
WEEK OF PRAYER
Services Begin Tonight at
Trinity Methodist
Episcopal.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA. Va, JAN. G.

Union evangelistic services viii open
at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
this evening at $3.50 o'clock. This week
will be d week of prayer" and ser
vices will be conducted during the week
at the churches by the following min
jsters:,
Monday evening, Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church, the Rev. w. F. Fish
er. OF the First Baptist Church; Tues
day evening, Methodist Episcopal
Church South, the Rev. DIT. Van Ars-
dale. of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church; wednesday evening, the First
Baptist Church, the Rev. c. d. Bulia,
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South; Thursday, the Second Presbyter-
ian Church, the Rev. Edgar Carpenter.
Of Grace Protestant Episcopal Church;
Friday. the Methodist Protestant
Church, the Rev. J. r. Sewer, of the
Second Presbyterian Church.
The singing at these services will be
led by a chorus composed Of the sew
eral church choirs.
The funeral Of Mrs. Annie S. Fogg will
be held from her home, 1410 Duke street
this afternoon at o'clock The funeral
services will be conducted by the Rev.
William J. Morton, rector Of Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church, and the
burial will be made in the Methodist
Protestant Cemetery.
A meeting Of the Young Mems Sodali-
fv LyceuIn will be held at their hall, IN
Duke rect, tomorrow evening. when
the annual election of officers Will be
held.
The Sunday school Of the Baptist Mis-
sion reorganized for the year YESTERDAY
by electing the following. officers:
George X. Bender, superintendent,
Thomas Henderson. assistant supeTln-
1eudent: +. +. Cornell secretary,
Hezekiah Henderson, treasurer; VII
liam Owens, choristeri Virginia Chaun-
Cey, OTsanist.
Miss Eta Harrison and Charles W
Cary. both Of this city, were quietly
married at the parsonage of the MethO-
dist Episcopal Church yesterday after
noon. The Rev. G. ID. Bulla performed
the marriage ceremony, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary left on n wedding
trip. They Will make their home IN
Washington.
The United states District Court.
Judge Edmund Wadd!ll presiding,
opened its session here today The fol-
lowing criminal cases viii coTce before
the court at this session:
T. B. Berry, Illicit distilling, Charles
Dawson. r. W. Rains, and w c.
Rohr. retailing liquor without license
B. F. Gore. failure 10 cancel brands and
marks
The January term of the circuit court
for the city opened at the courthouse
here today. Judge Thornton presiding
The court was busy today with the
case Of Martha Ann Mills. of Washing
ton. against the Washington, Alexan-
driz and Mt Vernon Railway Company
The plaintiff sues for 5000 damages for
alleged injuries received while on her
way from Washington 10 Luna Park
last summer.
Noble Lindsey, twenty-five years Of
age, was removed 10 the Alexandria
Hospital last evening for a fracture Of
the skull. Young Lindsey was hit on
the head by a heavy picture, which
was hanging in his room. falling upon
him. Mr. Lindsey resided at SO South
Lee street, in this city
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, holding a Probate Court. No.
1891. Administration This IS 10 give no.
tlce that the subscriber. OF The District OF
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District OF Columbia. letters
testaIGentary on the estate OF Henry P
sometimes known as Harry p ThRrp late
Of the District OF Columbia deceased An
persons having claims against the deceased
are herrby warned 20 exhibit the same. with
Inc vouchers thereof legally authenticated
10 the subscriber, on or before the 1st dav OF
SoveUr Der. A D. 1905, otherwise they may bv
law De excluded from all benefit OF said es-
tate Given under my hand, this 10Th dav OF
December, 1907 WALTER J. THARP ex-
ecuJor, 81 + street northwest. tSeaH. Attest.
JASsE.S TANNER, Register Of Wills for the
District Of Columbia Clerk Of the Proba..
de2s % iaf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-06
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. C.,
Washington. D. G.. January 4. 1905. Sea 81
proposals Will be received at this Office until
u O'CLOCK NOON, on THE 18TH DAY OF
JANUARY 1908. and then opened fer the col
lection and disposal Of ashes from private
coed four families, and boarding houses and
lodging houses with not to exceed - rooms
in the District Of Columbia for the period
from February Ist 1eoS to june 80. 1919.
Blank forms or proposal. specifications and
all necessary information may be obtained
Cleaning HENRY 3. F. MACFARLAND.
HENRY I. WEST, j. J. MORROW. Com
missioners. D. {. Ja4-6t-eNSu
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS District OF
Columbia Washington, December u, 1907
Office until p O'CLOCK N. WEDNESDAY
TANT-ARY Is 1905 for constructing sewers
in the District Of Columbia. Forms. speci-
6cations. and necessary Information may be
obtained at Room g. District Building,
UVashfngt0n d. {. HENRY p. f MAC
FARI.ANn, HENRY L. WEST, JAY J.
MORROW, Commissioners, d. {.
ia23A67,S
PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC WIRING
once OF Building for National Museum.
library OF Congress. Washington D. c
december Is. IS07.-Sealed proposals for fur
nishfnR delivering, and installing in pIsca
counuIete the electric wiring required for the
new building for the National Museum IN
this CITY viii be received at this offics until
TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ, on TUESDAY, THE
T-yVFNTY-FIRST DAY OF JANUARY zoos
and publicly opened Immediately Thereafter
Specifications and other Information furnished
on application. BERNARD r. GREEN sum
erIntendent Of Construction.
de26. .. Is. ja6, T.s,l3,l4.l5
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-06
Sues for Twenty Cents
Because of Boni's Scrap

PARIS. Jan. 6.-Prlnce HeIie de Sagan,
who was trounccd by the indignant
Count Boni de Castellane, has aggrieved
feelings to the extent OF one franc
one-fifth Of dollar He has entered
suit in the criminal court TO recover
this amount.
The hearing is January =.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-06
CUISINES oPpoRruN1r1Es.

FOR 5ALE-CIgar stand. one OF the best IN
the northwest; viii inventory twice the
price asked. Price. 800, DUGAN. eI7 La. ave.
nw. 5a5-5t
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These rates do not apply TO Personals.
Advertisements viii De accepted At any or
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-06

WILL SELL at ONE-HALF market price,
ali or any part Of 20,008 shares Of stock in
producing California mine. Splendid OPP
poTtunity for quick buyer. Must have ash
at once. BOX 2s3, Times Office.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-06
LIZ WANTEp-MALE.

AELS WANIED-MALE.
At CNcE. sample distributors everywhere;
81 pei, 1000 paid. HUAiMEL 1861 Indiana
ave, Chicago.
BARBERs-Two 70 work at night from to
Y. NATIONAL THEATER BARBER SHOP.
BARBER-colored. 7O4 E st. NV. It
BOY-ReIlabIe white. as clerk in wholesale
wine and liquor store. Call 1884 i4th st, nv
BOY to work in printing Office. WEST END
PRINTING co, 6l2 18th 81. NV. JAZZ
BOY--colored, with wheel. for store, with
reference. p. ROSE. iil3 y St
BOY-Euand. 1888 14th ST. NV. 1t
BOY-Good colored, 10 work in boarding
house, $40 month 1922 9Th ST NV. 1t
BOY to strip tobacco, betw. en- Il and IS
years OF age; one who knows how preferred
Cali before IL o'clock Tuesday morning, rear
~ 81 NV. Ja2-zt
BoYs-rwo 90 boys with wheels: steady
work salary 50 per week. 4Vl sth 81. NV.
ia
ENGrEER-Nigh white or eoIored who
can furnish good reference; no thinking man
need apply. Apply to MANAGER The Con-
cord, New Hampshire and Oregon ayes.
ja8-3t
GOOD HAND on small country place. APP
ply MRS. FRANZ, end Of LongfeIow ST.,
Brightwood Park, d. c. Ja6st
] MADE $4,000 in I'VE years IN the mail
order business; began with 50; anyone can
how, @ get started. MANAGER. Box SO,
Lockport, n. I. oc2S-tf
AiAN-StabIe; colored. who understands the
care Of horses; must know the city s. per
week. sCHROT BROS, 61 Louisiana ave
s---------------- ----------------------~
wagon 3. KANDEL, Sherman ave. and
Morton st. 1t
MAN to run elevator and attend furnace:
good pay. NHELAN'Si 100 + st. nv.
ya2-s.
MAN-ReliabIs person TO look after latrohes
night and morning. Ss5 Eye st. nv. 1t
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE-Great-
est opportunity ever offered; eight weeks
weekly guaranteed when through write Tor
catalogue MOLERS BARBER COLLEGE,
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SOLICITORS can make good money By call
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WE BUY ideas for high grade patented ar
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cessfully marketed. 20 years selling expert
HAFGOODS SALES CO. 305-309 RWay. n i.
YOUNG MAN % sol., orders and drive
grocery wagon 100 g e 1e. J.
YOUNG MAN for general work and help 30
boiler room Apply CONNECTICUT APART
Men T HOUSE. ia5-3t
HELP WANTED-Male and Female.
WAlSTED-A capable, strcug young man or
woman to nurse old gentle Ilan nights must
OF reference required. Apply at APART
MEST a. The Decatur. Decatur place NV.
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WE TEACH Pitman, Grahgm, Gregg. Barnes
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FOR SALE-Fish and oyster business: must
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&3i5 WILL. BUY pool room: TWO tables; doing
good business; IN good location; must be
gold at once on account Of other business.
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AT ONCE. sample distributors everywhere;
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HELP WANTED-Male and Female.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

BY NEAT col0red girl place as nurse OF
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INVALID NURSE with hospital experience
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BICYCLES.
STORAGE.

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FOR sALE-MoToR CYCLES.
BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR sALE-R. $. Motor cycle; 1907; chea
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