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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-10
FRANK P, MERRILL,
Death Of a WeII-knoWn
Maine Travelling Salesman
And First Commander -in-Chiet
OF Sons Of Veterans.
Born in BuckfieId...Long an Au.
burn Resident.-.Dies Of ApopIexy.

Auburn, Me, July 9,-Word was re-
ceived here today of the death F'ridav
of Frank p. Merrill of this city at No.
AS Geneva street, Dorchester, Mass,
from apoplcXy.
He was Il native OF Buckficld and the
second son of the late Thomas and
Jane (Ficld) Merrill, and was born
Nov. 49, 1852.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-10

t It-f-N IN T. -NT1ININII1L.
The WellknoWn Travelling Man and First
commandments of the Sons of
Veterans of the United States, Who
Died Friday, July 8. 1909.
dnn's Sharpshooters. for a period of
three years, rc-enlistinG in December
1863. for three years or during the war
Dacming it incXpedient to try and car
ry OF the farm during her husbands
absence, his mother rented the farm
and in the winter of 1862 moved to
Hebron Academy for the purpose of
giving the children a better schooling.
Continued on Page Twelve)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-10

l0c. Cigar.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21
CAPTAIN PROUD
 OF MAURITANIA

New York, May 21.-In great good humor over the performance of his ship, the Mauretania, Captain John Pritchard to-day described the big steamers record-breaking voyage which ended at Quarantine last night. The Mauretania clipped 13 minutes from her previous record, making the trip from Daunt's Rock to the Ann prose Channel light ship in 4 days, 16 hours and 5 minutes.
 We had a fine run,'' said Captain Pritchard, with the exception of three hours of fog on the Banks when we reduced speed for three hours, the Mauretania has maintained an aver age speed of 25 knots an hour for nine consecutive trips She is a great ves- sel and sails so easily that the pilots wonder at the prompt response of the great craft on turning or leaving port have stopped her in her own length and turned her about in the same dis tance in order to anchor and no yes sel can do more. I do not believe any one knows the speed she can make
 The Mauretania made another rec ord by coming up from Quarantine to her dock at 6:29 this morning earlier than ever before.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21
An un,narrted widow.

It would appear that the standard of happiness of at least one African widow in Manhattan had reached high water mark, judging by this advertise ment published few days ago:
 Widow, coIored, age 34. with high school training vocalist, excellent cook. desires a husband same age or younger; awful extremely fair, clean. sober, moral and never been married. Address WIDOW.
 The following personal, printed in a metropolitan newspaper the other day, deserves a class by itself:
 A European gentleman wishes to meet an American who is the typical daughter of all that is most admirable in our age; one gifted with the bold frankness of un- derstanding, the enthusiasm of expectan- cy, the merry cheerfuIness of superiority, the psychical and physical alertness of those of tomorrow; the worldly inde- pendence of this optirnist must be dupli- catel; view, matrimony.
 FESTINA LENTE. New York Press.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21

had been but said he was in good health and made no objection to going to the Waverly Institution.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21
PURE BLOOD
THE SECRET OF A GOOD COM PLEXION-HOW TO ATTAIN TT

Sufferers are beginning to realize that external applications will not rid the skin of the disfigurements of ec- zema, pimp1es, blackheads. rashes. etc. The remedy must go deeper. to the seat of the trouble-the blood.
 And it is for this reason that the preparation known as Dr. Taylor's Remedy has been successful, and has become so widely known and used
 This really great blood purifier abso- lutely destroys all the poisonous germs in the system, that cause skin bleIn- ishes.' Its quick and thorough action, in even the worst cases of eczema, has surprised and delighted an enormous number of patients who had despaired of relief under the ordinary treatment of physicians ana "so-called" remedies The record of Dr. Taylor's Remedy is therefore one of unfailing success, and in its use is surely found the secret of a clear, beautiful complexion.
 An illustrated booklet describing the remedy will be mailed free by the Dr. Taylor Remedy Co.,, Philadelphia, and the remedy itself and booklet can be obtained at Jennie Hamilton's Phar- macy, Bridgeport. Conn.,, and at all first-class druggists.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21
B1uebeard.

'Who was the original BluebeardT' asks writer in the London Chronicle. He continues: We owe the familiar Bluebeard of the pantomime to Charles Perrault, the Frenchmnn who publish ed in 1696-97 his immortal stories of 'Bluebeard,' The Sleeping Beauty,
 Little Red Riding Hood and 'Cinder- ella But it is very uncertain who, if anybody, was Perrault's model for Bluebeard. Some have supposed that it was our Henry VILI,, others that the tale is lanrpoon upon the castle lords of knight errantry days in general. Perhaps the favorite candidate has been Giles de Rais, marshal of France, who was hanged and burned in 144O for an awful series of crimes. During fourteen years he was believed to have Kidnapped about 150 children, tortured them, sacrificed them to the devil, burned their bodies and buried their bones in his castle grounds. But the resemblance between his tale and Blue beard's is too slight to be convincing"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21
Bank President
 Gets Six Years

New Orleans, May 21-William Ad- Ter, recently convicted of misappropri- ating funds of the now defunct State National Bank of New Orleans, of which he was President, was yesterday afternoon sentenced by Judge Boar man of the United States court
 The sentence was six years in the Federal Prison at Atlanta, Ga
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21
Special from United Press.)

Special from United Press.)
 Boston, May 21.-Death in the elec- tric chair is the fate that faces five Chinamen held here for participation in a deadly Tong war, 1907. in which four of their fellows met death in Boston's Chinatown. The Supreme court has refused their plea for a new trial and the district attorney is to move for sentence at once.
 The doomed men are Marry Charles, a well known interpreter and mer- chant, convicted of being an accessory to the murder before the fact; Min Sente, Hom Woon, Leong Jong and Joe Guey convicted of murder in the first degree. The tragedy was the result of an effort to make members of one so- ciety contribute financially to another society to which the convicted men belonged.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21

NOW an important factor in FoossseaA' for- 1nveuiles. How the demand ior ehoa built on hygienic principles ha been met:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21
Missing Harvard
 Instructor Returns

Boston, May 21.-Dr. Percy Hutchin- son. the Harvard Instructor who fled from the New England Sanitarium at Melrose Monday night, is to-day an in mate of the Mclean Sanitarium at Waverly, Mass. pr. Hutchinson re- turned of his own free will fearing prostrated by grief and worry He was unable to tell clearly where he
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21
Indignation.


 Law Notes relates that Albert E. Pillsbury, former attorney general of Massachusetts, on visiting the birth place of Horace Greeley in Amherst, N H.. noticed that there was no pla- card about the place to inform the public of it's historical inteSest Ac- cordingly he himself lacked on the house card which read: This Is the birthplace of Horaces Greeley" While: he was engaged at this task passing native paused to read the card, and, turning to MT. Pillsbury, he remarked with some acidity: ''The gall of some of you fe1lers that hev made money in the city is fairly sick'nin'. What do you suppose folks here care whether you was born on this farm or soms other farm? TheR's my senHments Mir. Greeley. and don't you forgit ity
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21
Biggest BattIeships Building for Italy

Rome, May 21.-The Italie, which is credited with inspiration. says that Italy's new battleships will outdistance any existing in the world.
 They will be of 21,000 tons and will carry I2 inch guns besides supplement tary armamerits
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21

something novel or ornamental in the cutlery line, and frequent reference to such presents occurs in the plays of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. In the Witch of Edmonton" 1646, for instance, the bride is described as wearing ''the new pair Of Sheffield knives, fitted to one sheath" A list of trinkets usually worn by ladies about 1560 includes girdles, knives, purses and pin cases. In Dekker's Match Me In London 1881, the bride says to her jealous husband:
 knives;
 Wfth these dispatch me
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21
Acco.npYf.hment..

Muggins = My daughter win be q great catch for some one. She can cook or write poetry with equal ease and effectiveness. Juggins-Wen. my daughter can write poetry. I never saw her try to cook it. but I'll bet sb< could.-CIeveland Leader.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21
Knives For Brides.

The custom of giving knives to brides was formerly a common prac
 tice, when it was fashionable for wo- men to wear knives sheatlled and sus- pended from their girdles. A wedding offered an opportunity of presenting
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21

Hoarseness. bronchitis and other throat troubles are quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tar as it soothes and heals the infiamed throat and bronchial tubes and the most obstinate cough disappears. Insist upon having the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar. F
 B. Brill, local agent *135
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21
ELECTRIC CHAIR FATE FOR FIVE
 CHINAMEN

SUPREME COURT OF MAsSACHU- SETTS REFUSES PLEA FOR NEW TRIAL TO PARTICIPANTS IN DEADLY TONG WAR, IN WHICH FOUR MONGOLIANS WE'RE KILLED.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21
Diamond Cut Diamond.

'This is hard world" growled the chronic kicker.
 That's what" replied the observant man. The only thing with which you can make an impression on it is rocks '''-Exchange.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21

OoWards die many times before their death; the valiant never taste of death but once.-Shakespeare
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-29
CHIROPODIST.

DIR. ELIZABETH l.. WIsMER. Sun
ll5-4l6 Security & Trust big. 81 Main 81
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSE.
16 rooms and . bOarders, and fun to the
limit all the time. The furniture is ele-
giant, and if it isn't the cleanest place you
ever saw Wen give il you. Handsome.
large gas range, and an instantaneous gas
water heater that cost $50 to install L0-
cation, price and furniture are Al YOU
CAN CLEAR $500 per month. Kelly *
MontrOse, Brokers, 42O Mccormick Block
NOTHING To DO But LIVE
In this fine little place. large well fur
nished rooms. big bath. and you can rent
rooms for $50 per mo and still have a
kitchen, closet and pantry and extra large
living room for yourself. Come early and
bring references. Kelly < Montrose, 40
Mccormick Block
ANOTHER 7-ROOM HOUSE.
Close in, like the above. rent only SD and
8 rooms rent for $50. The furniture is
good and the grounds are large; beautiful
lawn. You can see this only at our Of
flee. Kelly & MOntrOse, Brokers, 40 Nc
Cornick Block.
CLOSE IN ON ID EAST.
Is large rooms, steam heat gas and
good range. The rooms are most con
veniently arranged and handsomely fur
nished. Curtains, linen, ali clean and new
You cannot see this elsewhere. so come TO
Kelly & MOntrose, Brokers, 40 Mccormick
Blk, and get good terms.
OUR LISTS ARE NOT CROWDED
WITH OLD, WORKOUT PROPOSE
TONS but are made up Of the finest
newest and all things considered, the best
IN rooming houses, hotels, grocery stores.
cigar stands and general business oppor-
tunities to be found in the city. Don't
wear your soul out chasing much adver-
tised places that prove n. s. COME IN
see our lists and get what you want Be
CAUSE 1T is HERE. Kelly & MOntrose
Brokers, 40 Mccormick Block
ACCOUNT other business will sell for
500 half interest in best cigar store in
town. Don't answer unless you've got the
coin Address V q. Hersld-Republican.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED Make money easy. Quick,
sur men, women; experience unneces-
s5lfy spare or all time, see what others
are doing: g. O. Garrett Ohio, showed :
families. sold 6. profit SIS: A. 3. Verrett
La, sold one day, profit S24; y. Boucher
orders % more. says Everybody wants
one; best business 1 ever had Mrs. J..
BroWn, Pennsylvania, sold 10, made $50
Ilrst three days; only 2 sales per day
means $50 per week profit, FREQ samples
10 active agents; famous Easy Way
Clothes Washer cleans family wash i'm 50
10 % minutes, while YOU rest; no work
only move knob occasionally; not q wash
ing machine; nothing else like it.; no chem
lealss no rubbing, no washboard, no boil
er; every family wants one. easy TO SELL
low price, Sc We create demand; write
today specify territory; act quickly; this
won't appear again. Harrison Manufac-
turing Co. 80 Harrison Bldg, Cincin-
natl Ohio.
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Z ROOMS on ST-NsHTayr

and q better investment can not be
had You're possibly paying S45 a
month rent where you are now located.
This place gives you free rent and $50
In cash every month. Just think Of
II, $40 dividends every month on an
inves tment of $3.50. And $500 cash
viii handle. To good TO pass up. The
LeWis-LOWe Co.. 223 Judge Bldg.
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RESTAURANT FEEDS THE MASSES.
All we ask is an investigation. This
we believe TO be one of the best pay
ing restaurants in salt Lake of it's
kind, Lease has three years to run.
$40 month. Location second % none.
Actually a rain of gold from morning
until night We can't say too much
for this place. Price $4,000. The Lewis
Lowe Co. 223 Judgs BLdg-
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IN GOD WE TRT-sT. OTHFRs

IN GOD We TRUST. OTHERS
pay cash. That's what the owner OF
this bright clean grocery store tells
an his customers. and they like it,
Gross receipts never run below s35
per day. AN fresh stock, new build
ing, new fixtures and clean as a pin.
See this Monday Price about $500.
The LeWis-Lowe Co. 223 Judge Bldg,
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On this Confectionery store. from $3.50
10 $3.50. Family of two can make a
splendid living here. good living rooms
IN connection and the total rent only
gao month. Gross sales average SIS
and almost so per cent profit. We can
prove this. The LeWis-LoWe Co.. 223
Judge Bldg.
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SHOW CASES.

EVERYTHING in the store fixture line ,
billiard and pool tables ana supplies; ger
my prices. " L. Wetherbee, 15S and 15J
w 1st So.
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your wives VIII teach you. And buy
this up-tO-date paint shop doing a
rushing business all the time. Profits
500 last month and then the boss
didn't 90 tap. Price $3.50. The Lewis
Lowe Co. 223 Judga RIlE.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS scar
Grosheh. sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. 81 Main 81
Secondhand registers always IN stock.
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WANTED-S3.O00 to $4,000 yearly easily
made IN real estate business; no capital
required we will teach you the business
by mail, appoint you special representa-
tive Of leading real estate company, list
with you readily -salable properties, CO.
operate with and assist you to a perma-
nent success; a thorough commercial law
course free to each representatives write
Tor e. page book free; it win be sure 70
interest you. The Cross Co, SS7 Reaper
Block, Chicago.
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THE CROWD AND THE PLInIs.
We get them both all the time be-
cause they always 60 together. We
work like beavers and secure rare barr
gains We give every one a crean
deal and that's why we always hold
the crowd. Go with the crowd and you
viii save money. The Lewis-L0we Co,
223 judge Bldg
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ACCOUNT other business will sell for
500 half interest in best cigar store in
town. Don't answer unless you've got the
coin Address V 3. Hersld-Republican.
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HOTELS.

FOR RENTING Brunswick, 1921 Main
street clean. airy rooms; popular prices
LINCOLN HOUSE, PAUL Helm
Propr. 6s East 1st South 200 rooms; rates
zoe and SOC
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THE ONLY CLASSY 14-ROOM
Transient house i'm Salt Lake. for sale
at staruingly low price. The reg
ular price on this place S1.35c But
our lister got tt signed up at 81 200
Hot and cold running water in every
room Rent less than Sc per room.
Tuesday viii be too late The Lewis
Lowe Co., 223 Judge Bldg.
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HoUsECLEANrNG.

HOUsECLEANING in every detail; res
sonabie rates. National Housecleanin
COMPANY Both phones
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NOTICE.

ABEL JOHNSON, agent for real es-
tate, horses, chattels and Universal Mfg.
Co. Grower of small fruits and local
manager for Globe Assn, Chicago. III.
Bell phone 1S9-K. Sandy, Utah. P. O. Box
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9 ROOMS GOOD FTrRNTTTrRT sf50

. Nt|'I-Il1 EDDiI 7 IILNII LTL H00T-
House arranged for light house,
keeping, located on the east bench.
Always fun of the better class. and
they pay good prices. Rent S35 q
month. AT this price it is a sure sale
Monday morning. $500 cash The
Lewis-L0we Co. 223 Judge Bldg.
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Elegant cigar store, fixtures reasonable;
stock at invoice. It's gilt-edge. See H.
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THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS
CHANCE OFFICE IN THE STATE
OF UTAH.
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Restaurant doing S125 per day; rent $50;
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JEwELRY REPAIRING.

WATCH cleaning, 81; main spring, 81
tab JeWelry Co.. 323 So. Main.
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Restaurant, central location, seats 10
people, long lease fixtures worth 81 900;
price, $50.
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WANTED
Timekeeper and ooOkkeeper, $50 and
board.
Camp blacksmith, So day.
Extra gang foreman, $50.
Nan and wife for ranch work.
100 laborers and teamsters, $3.50 day.
Empire Employment Agency, 3 West I'd
So. Both phones.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-29
TYPEWRITERS.


HUNDREDS Of thems all makes in
stock,
For rent,
For sale OF exchange,
Cash or payments.
Repairing a speciality.
Special this week. rebuilt Smith-Pre-
miers $50, fully guaranteed.
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co., 50 ".
% So.
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IL well furnished rooms. with bath. fine
transient location. west of Main. 2-year
lease; very low rent, 81 400
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For SALE.


FOR SALE-Six acres choice land IN
Bountful, less than one mile to three
railroad stations. Good five-room brlck
mouse, electric light, cement walks, All
kinds fruit and berries, fine lawn ana
flowers, gasoline engine and WaterWOFhs,
barn, carriage and chicken houses, iarSe
hay and COW sheds. Terms If wanted
Apply 533 Judge Bldg. Salt Lake CITY
Utah.
FOR SALE-New furniture 5 rooms, com
plete' Wilton rugs, Morris chair, leather
rockers, mission dining set. pictures, cur
tains, library table, desk, Majestic range.
dishes, cooking utensils. etc, 500 buys
everything complete for housekeeping;
house rents also, six rooms; 935 4th ave
Bell SOY. Exceptional chance for beau
tiful home cheap. V ~ HeTald-Repub-
Hcan-
FOR saba snap. 7-room newly
painted, well-built house, 81 No. 7th W.
with 2nx10 rods Of ground, ali for $40
This is positively the best snap on the
market. Inquire quick before 1t Is gone
T. c II. B. r. E Co. 440 Constitution
Blk. Phones 256.
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ARCHITECTS.

A. j. HAMILTON. Architect. 5th floor
Constitution block. Send 25c for my book
OF plans showing elevation and floor plan
OF 70 modern homes and bungalows. Bel
phone $3.50. Ind. 500
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LITTLE GEM RESTAURANT 500.
Present owner has run this place
three years and always has made
money Rent S25 month. All the trade
that three people can handle. $500
CASH is all that is necessary. Sparev
& Mehse never had chance Ike
this. The LeWis-Lowe Co, 223 Judge
Bldg
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Good saloon. centrally located; business
SO a day; owner is leaving town and Of
feTs an unusually good proposition. il
will pay you to investigate.
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WE HAVE IAIITATORS. BUT NO
RIVALS
THE LEW1S-LOWE CO.,
223 Judge Bldg.
A. n. HUMPHREYS

On the Ground Floor. IS West Second
South Street.
SEE Us FOR BUSINESS OPENINGS.
WE HAVE A LARGE LIST on
RAREATNE
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16 rooms, hot and cold water, reasonable
rent, with lease; . boarders. This house
clears Sl25 per month. Only $3.50
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STORAGE.
SHIPPING.

CUT RATES to any part Of the United
States. We can save money for you in
shipping goods either east or west Cor
respondents in ali the principal cities
See US OF phone 555. Redman Moving &,
Storage Co. III So W Temple.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A six-room frame house
66ls feet front, with sidewalk, shade
trees. hedge. lawn and city water. 924
Liberty avenue. near 9Th East, for sale
or trade with land south near city limits
A. NJ. Hotter
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FOLLOWING ARE A FEW SPECIALS.
80 rooms, best location In town, 2-ysar
lease. This house clears $50 per month.
Now watch the price $3.50 this week.
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BOOMING HOUSES HOTELS. RES
TAURANTS. SALOONS. CIGAR
STORES. GROCERIES AND BUSINESS
LEASES.
State and County Rights for Brighton's
Patent Screen, rolls mp like "a shade. You
must see it to appreciate it.
ASK FOR STEELE
with
ANDERSON q CUMMINGS CO.
Bell 1850. 80 S. Main. Ind. 1893.
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MAN BETWEEN IS AND So OF GOOD
appearance and education 20 represent
an established business. Salary and
commission. Ask for ArTasmith, No. 7s
w. End South st. xtf