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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-12-10

I'm bon estomac, une bonne d.
gestion sont la base de la sante!
ct pour avoir TN bon estomac,
pour etre STR dune bonne diges-
ton, il faut prendre les Pilules
Moro. ST vous vou1ez en- avoir la
preuve, lisez TN peu Get interes-
SAINT temoignage dune touchante
sinckritk:
Montreal, 3 avril 1909.
Messieurs,
Je suis chauffeur al'aqueduc de
la vile de Montreal depuis deux
ans. C'est I'm travail tres pknible
ct j'&tais toujours fable ct fatigue;
depuis plusieurs ann@es je souf-
frais de la dyspepsia, j'avais Pes
tomac tres fable, car ma digestion
fatigante ktait suivie de maux de
tete, de douleurs dams les MEM
bres, de NAL au coeur.
J'ai pris les Pilules Moro ct en-
meme temps que je me suis gu&ri
de mes maux d'estomac, j'ai WI
disparaftre ma maladie de rognons
qui m'afaiblissait encore ct me
rendait tout travail excessivement
douloureux. A la troisieme bofte,
j'ai senti du soulagement ; j'en al
pris six boftes en- tout.
Je pesais cent quarante 1ivres
quand j'ai commence a me trailer
avec les Pilules Moro; en- trois
mois, j'ai engraisse de douze livres
ct je pese maintenant cent Gin
quante-deux. Je suis tonjours frais
ct dispos pour aller a mon travail,
mails j'ai toujours sous la main
les Pilules Moro. Quand je suis
fatigue, je les prends pour CONT
nuer a etre fort. Plusieurs de
mes amis ont pris les Pilules Moro
ct ont obtenu lie meme soulage-
ment.
Bien a vous,
FERDINAND VANIER,
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-12-10

Les LULES MORO smt en- vme 3 la Phamade de Rose ct Morgan. Successors de
Geo. A. Roe 3O3 Avenue CentraEe
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sif.o ~ EMS
sNl-WANTC
Ice Cream and Water Ices.

ROes rum and quinfne hair tonic for dandrur
and falling hair. 25c Ead SOC bottles. kERo
FOOT PHARMACY TN aud L ~ W
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. C.,
Washington, D. c, July 8. 1893. On Thursday.
July 10, 1863 at the places and times herein
after named, the Commissioners OF he District
Of Columbia viii offer for sale. at auction 20
the highest bidder the exclusive right and
privilege Of using the several municipal hay
scales from July 3lst. 1909. 20 August LIST,
1910 for the purpose Of weighing hay, straw,
fodder. oats in the straw and live stock to-
wit. No. J. situated in Anacostia, ID. c..
No. 8. situated at the intersection Of uth
and b streets n W; No T. situated near
Eth and Fla Avenue n. W: 10. 8, situated
at BrightWood. D. c. No 8, situated at rear
Of Market House. Georgetown. D. C: No. Z.
located on Wisconsin Ave- in TennaliytOwn.
D. c.; and No. s. to be installed at the in
tersecti0n Of Nichols Avenue and Hamilton
Road, Congress Heights. d. c., 70 be sold
together as a group at the Office OF Scale No.
g. situated near 11th ard 3 Streets n. W,
at twelve o'clock noon, and No ?, situated
at the corner of nth and Va. Ave S. e. 10
be sold at 1880 o'clock A. NJ at its site
Conditions OF sale viii be announced BY the
AucTiOneer at the time OF sale. Terms.
One-f0urth cash and balance on or before
August list. 1909 HENRY 3. +. MAGYAR
LAND. HENRY /. WEST, WILLIAM Y.
JUDSON, Commissioners d. c
tyS-5t-exSu
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WORKINGMAN'S WANTS.

right In. doors are
wide open, no enc 90 stop you, and when
ia our store we show great big stock OF
fine taiIor-made, slightly used suits an 81 to
SO. IT'S a dear s. note saved for the wife
and baby, one price only. JUSTHS OLD
STAND, 619 u. y. ". II
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PERSONAL.

WANTED-A loan Of 81 500 on two houses
and land valued at s. GEO; situated on car
line near Berwyu, Nd ). ". PARMELEE.
Berwyn. Md IT,
MONEY! viii loan you what MONEY you
need and you can pay me back weekly or
monthly charges are small and nobody
knows your business Address BOX So
Times Office ieIs-ff
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PUBLIC SALE-500 acres OF Lansburgh tract
Including whole Of water frant on Potomac
river, at Potomac (Quantlco). Va, Monday
July ly 1893 az ] O'Clock p. N. BY virtue
Of a decree Of the Circuit Court OF Prince
William County va. rendered December Il
1908, in the chanceTy cause Of George r. Sui
Ivan vs.. Max Lansburgh. the undersigned
Special Commissioners VIII offer for sale at
public auction al ! o'clock p. m. on MON
DAY, JULY 18th 1909, at POTOMAC tQUAN-
TICO), VA. the following real estate sit
uatc. lying, and being in the County OF
Prince William, state of Virginia, to-Wit;
All OF the right, title, interest, and estate.
together with apDurtenauces and rights OF
every kind whatsoever thereto belonging, %
said Max L.ansbuTgh within the following de-
scribed metes and bounds: Beginning on
Quautico Creek at point designated by
Sycamore tree 114.6 Perches up the south
shoreline Of said Greek from the easternmost
rail Of the Richmond Washington railroad
tracks where tie same cross the south shore
line Of said Greek, thence south 80 degrees
u minutes West. six hundred and sixty-o1e
1851 P-l Perches, 20 the boundary line OF
the Lamsburgh tract on ChappaWamsic
Greek; thence with said Chappawamsic
Creek to the Potomac River, thence with said
Potomac River to the mouth OF QuanticO
Creek. and thence up said Quautico Creek
to said Sycamore tree. the point OF begin
ming as shown by the survey Of w, q
Lynn, Deputy Surveyor Of Prince William
County. Va. fled in said Caancery Cause on
June eth. 1909 by the direction OF the under
signed Special Commissioner TERMS OF
SALE One-thiTd Of the purchase money in
cash on the day Of sale. and the residue IN
equal instruments at one. two. and three
years respectively with interest on the de-
ferred fnstalments from date Of sale until
paid, at the rate OF six per cent. per annum,
the deferred instruments 70 be evidenced by
the bonds of the purchaser, and tie title
20 be retained unttl the payment OF the puf-
chase money in full Terms of sale may
be all cash. at the election Of the purchas-
err All conveyancing TO be at cost OF the
purchaser or purchasers THOS. H. LON.
II THORNTON DAVIES. c. r. NICOL,
Special Commissioners 10 sell. i, E. Mel
son Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Prince
William County. Va do certify that c. r.
Nicol has executed bond with approved
surety as required By the decree IN the above
cause and conditioned according to law and
as said decree directs E. NELSON, Clerk
jyf01aIT
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DonI Make That Want Adto The Tnes Main 500
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEous.

BAKERY PLANT FOR SALE-C0mplete
bakery plant consisting of oven fixtures,
oven brick, dough troughs, blenders, trays
pans, boxes, boiler and engine. or in fact,
everything found in a frst-class bakery; a
sacrifice viii be made to any one having use
Tor ali or any part OF the above delivered at
your door free OF charge. BANNER STEAM
800 Oronocu ST., Alexandria Va.
Phone Bell 203. jyl0-3ta
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WANTED-AGENTS

FOUND-A new mouey-maker. household
necessity; every home buys. c. Hanley. New
York, sold 13l first two days; made So. Sells
itself when shown; people borroW money to
buy; costs 40c; sells 81, 800, 600 sold in New
York since September. Write for your
county. Catalogue free. L. s. CO.. $50 Main
Leipsic, Ohio. It,
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SPIRITUALISM.

NINE CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM. raads
your life correctly; gives names, facts. 5si11
and Sunday 601 Sd 81. N E. cor. F ne
Union Station. Ladies only fv7ff
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS.

SPANISH OF civil war veterans can learn OF
chance TO get 100 acres Indian reservation
land. BOX e, Times office. jyl0-3te
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FLOOR OIL.

KEEP YOUR FLOOR clean. use Hunters
Sanitary Dust Killing Floor on; the best ahI
cheapest; soc gallon delivered Phone Main
Ass. Office. 115 Pa. ave; good for your fur
liture: try f. jy6-7t
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FIREPROOF STORAGE.
Separate locked rooms. 500 per month up,
Estimates furnished.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER STORAGE
CO.. 920-s22 E St y. ". ja7-u
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

EzPER-Thorough knowledge; give
reference and experience. white married.
age. salary SO week. BOX so Times Office.
jyl6-3t
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STORAGE

GET OUR ESTIMATE on absolutely fire.
proof storage, moving, packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO. 1890 10th 81. y.
y. ~. Main 4zZ9. je@9-tt
FIDELITY STORAGE CO. 14Z0 U ST. \ ".
II you will inspect this warehouse and note
the elesnIin mess and manner OF storing fur
niturs we feel certain OF your patronage;
I go rooms. IndsstruCLibls. Carpets cleaned
y, til PROOF storage. Estimates furnished.
ap2l-90t
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DENTISTRY

ALVEOLAR TEETH-Painless, lasting. won
derfuIIy lifellke brldgework or plates IN
necessary; painless filing DIR. J. l. VII
SON. 1903 T. Jy-I-u
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ICE CREAM.

YOU WILL not be disappointed If you order
Lacey's delicious ice cream, 20 and 90 cents
per gallon: business established ISIS. COZ y.
Y. ave. Phone II. $50. Jyl-tf
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ENCLOSING PRESS FOR SALE.
one No = King Enclosing Press in
good condition, accurate register,
with extra counter and bed plate.
4l5 MUNSEY BUILDING.
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WOMAN-Settled general homework; pri-
Nate family Of 4 adults. must be good cook,
no washing; go home nights. 1888 T st. n ".
Il
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WOMAN for general Homework IN family u
adults 50 home nights ll6 9TH St y. z
jy9-2te
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BOY-To strip tobacco. Apply 442 X ST. n
W. S o'clock Monday. lts
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WoNAN-RelisbIe colored for plain cooking
IN lunch room. Call SIS 81. y. W.
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A MERsHoN & MORLEY portable mouse.
10 IT. y in.xs IL. g IN. for sale new last
year. Used months as good as new now
put up at ocean City. Md Ny only reason
for selling is that the house Is too large for
my purposes Price S1l5. Apply q. r.
COOK 1914 18th ST. X. w. Washington. d.
G., or w X. FRANKLIN. Berlin, Nd. It.
FOR SALE-Firewood all you IAN pile on
wagon, $l0O per load 2Sd ST. and Mass
ave. n ". jyl0-3t
FOR sALE-Cheap. a Wellington typewriter;
good as new apply at Room ~, Pacific
Building, st. jy10-7t-
IF NOT ABLE TO buy a Davis Vertical
Feed Sewing Machine for embroidery and
plain sewing borrow one taken in exchange;
Singer, good 5-drawer drOp-headi fine drop
head Demerest, not blemisbed SIS House
hold, So; Domestic, so new 5-aTa~er drop p
head, ball-bearing Davis Sterling, Sl4Sy
DAVIS AGENCY, 9l3 9Th ST. n. W.
jy9-3t
FOR SALE-Bar fixtures; quartered oak:
good condition. suitable for COnfecuOner or
barber shop. BOX c., Times Office. 5y8-St
SPECIAL SUMMER SALE Of high grade
pianos and playeT-pianOs at bargain prices
and on easy TERMS 20 new $500 uprights at
500; 20 regular $400 uprights at $500; 20 regu-
lar $500 uprights at $500. A number Of used
pianos including knabe, Vose, SOhmeT, Stein
way, Suen. vers a Pond. etc, al prices
=
chance o. J. DEMOLL & CO, cor. 18TH and
G SITS jyS-rf
FOR sALE-Fire and b. p. safes; new and
second hand: also vault doors, quick delIv-
cry THE AlOSLER SAFE CO., 6V5 18Th So
\. ". Jys-lt
ONE CABINET cash register good as new
total adder 6-draW. cabinet, detail strip,
prints cara, showing amt. purchased; price
new, $500; will sell Tor SOC. Address J. II
CRILLEY Alexandria, Va. tyS-3t'
SEWING MACHINEs-s.ng .Whseler &
Wilson, STANDARD Cabinet so; Wilcox &
Gibbs new and secondhand cheap, -erms to
suit purchaser, rents. repairs by best ma
chinist LARKIN BROS, Sd and II y. W
Phone Main $3.50 JyS-5t-
se5 WILL BUY standard make upright, stc0i,
scarf free tuning; new pianos. easy terms.
lowest prices; open evenings. HELBIG
BROS, Estab- q yrs Ia lth Je1i-u
SHOP WORN SEWING MACHINES.
SEQ drop head NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
$50 drop head Wheeler & Wilson.....,,ss... y
$50 New Home. .-------------------.--.- q
New sewing machines s. per month.
Cleaning soc. open Evenings.
II. r. GIVEN. 625 Pa ave s. 4.
jelS-tf
FOR SALE car Dads Of window and door
screens and all kinds Of screen material al
lowest prices. screens from 15c up. Screens
made 70 order. kLEEBLAI 5. Nth ana Il
n e myf-90t
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WODIAN-Reliable coIored. TO cook. wash and
iron. Apply 500 Dumbarton ave. 1t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Cheap-We equipped machin
and model rhGU machinery. suitable for re
pairing automobiles; cheap rent; has gas
iElO-8Le
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THOMAS BOWLING CO. A1cfi0neeTs-
6l2 i St N W
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DWELL
NC No Is r ETREE.T, n -

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DWELL
ING, No. IS r STREET n. W
BY virtue Of the authority vested In rs az
trustees We, the undersigned. viii on FRI
DAY. the 18TH DAY OF JULY 1893 at
4,S0 O'CLOCK J.. NJ, in front Of the prem
ises, sell al public auction that certain piece
Of property iE the County Of washington
District Of Columbia, described as follows:
Lot numbered fifteen d5l ia Block numbered
five 60, West lexington. as per plat re-
corded in County Book 7. page 14s, In The
Office OF the Surveyor OF the District OF Co
lumbia, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale; All cash. to be paid within
IS days after sale. a deposit Of $50 viii be
required at the time Of sale ConVeyancing
and recording at purchasers cost.
WILTON J. LAMBERT.
80 5th 81. y. W, Trustee.
GEORGE ". BTsANKESSHIP,
Colorado Building, Trustee.
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NIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING. Apply AZ Of
Zee, EBBITT HOUSE IL
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MRS X. LUSBY. s3S New York ave- n ~
PalmistTy and card readings Positively Ia.
dies only II a m to $3.50 .. m jaes-tf
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

WOMAN-Colored. place days work. %
NacksOn 81, y. +. It,
Ely a NEAT country girl as chambernaid or
nurse stay nights; good reference. I53 4th
st. n W. 1ts
SITUATION as general houseworkeT on
chambermaid 500 2lst st. n. " It.
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WOMEN-Four white for kitchen helpers for
resorts way paid both ways. BURGESS
HOTEL AGENCY, 503 10th. jy9-2t
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WOAIAN-Good reliable, white or colored. 10
do cooking, washing and ironing. 3225 High
land ave Cleveland Park iys-2t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

tGRAssDALE an old Virginia home. ~
miles from Remington. S. r. r., large bricE
house. p0rches shade. mineral water, etc.
conveyance TO and from station free. terms
s. per week MRS MOLTIE l.. CLOPTON
Remington. Va. BOX IS. lie
GLEN MANOR-FOREST GLEN. ND nov.
open for guests under same management as
ChelW0Gde Terrace. Iowa Circle. large
house. airy rooms; broad piazzas. plenty
shade tennis dancing Sc, Apply Forest
Glea. 1y4-lc
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OLD WHITE GENTLEMAN 10 attend fruit
stand. Apply 1880 Ontario pI. jy8-8ts
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STEWARD, SO week: cli1reI cook. SD Der
week houseman, $50. FISHERS as 10th
ST fvI0-gt
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FOR SALE-Furnishings for u-roOm house.
complete or ia part rent Tcasonabiei dCsiT-
able location for rooms and b6arders; no
agents Address OWNER. BOX 81. Times
office jy1o-3t
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MRS SHEPHERD.
Clairoyyant-Ladies Ouly-Card Reader
1916 @ n. W, 20 door. Phone NJ 5l0S
mrl9-m, tn. tn sa-tf
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Needs
WALL PAPER

Latest Designs rooms papered. s. up
Drop postal.
H. r. REYNOLDS, as s 81. n. w.
myZS-th Il. sa-u
HUNT now located 9Th and G SIS n ".
All work reduced for next 30 days. Drop
postal or phone n 2647. myl2-d
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-26

Young Turks party. They have long
distrusted the grand vlzier, who,
though he has fought and suffered FOR
the constitutional principle, did not
move quite fast enough for them. He
had shown favor to the other and more
conservative branch of the reform par.
ty, the Liberal Union. The Young
Turks party calls itself the committee
Of union and progress. Kiamil Pasha
suspected the committee of conspiring
to overthrow the sultan ana establish
military dictatorship under Prince
Yussef lzz-edDin, eldest son of the
late sultan. TO cOunteract or forestall
1t he caused changes in the ministry,
which brought on u tempest in the
parliament and led 10 his being de.
nounced by tho Young Turks as a re-
dictionary. He resigned, and the sultan
charged Illmi Pasha with the forma.
tion of new cabinet
Ahmed Ria is regarded as the Off.
cial leader of the party now in control
in the government He was born IN
Constantlnople and In early life devot,
ed himself to the education of his
countrymen along liberal and pro.
gresslve lines. This got him into trou.
BILE with the government, and he fed
TO Paris, where for twenty years he
edited the Mechverel, devoted to po-
litical reform among his countrymen.
He returned to Constnntinople, but did
not remain long, and for some years
continued IN Paris and other European
cities his efforts IN behalf Of reform
movements. The success Of these move
ments resulted I'm his return home.
On assuming Office as president of
the chamber Of deputies he expressed
the hope that the new parliament
would avoid mistakes and address II
self chiefly to reform OF the finances.
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opium traffic and abolition Of opium
smoking, now so nearly accomplished
The congress which has been holding
its sessions in Shanghai, under the
presidency OF the heroic Episcopal
bishop Of the Philippines, the Right
Rev. Charles IL. Brent, has brought
out many startling facts as to the
prevalence Of the evil among millions
Of people and its degrading results.
The Chinese imperial decree declared
that the habit Of "hitting the pipe
had pauperized to II greater or less
degree from 30 TO 40 per cent Of the
population Of the empire. From com
mercial and industrial as well as
moral standpoint the subject has
therefore assumed extraordinary inn
portance. The fact that opium smok-
ing has been on the increase in the
United States gives especial interest
to the recent action of congress in pro-
hibiting importation of the drug.
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BY The Buy Column
By Barnd.

we have some lots located on East
Farming street to trade for houses.
Will assume difference or pay cash.
What have you? Five room house on
Scranton Ave. Big lot, good shape.
win sell on monthly payments price
$1,000. viii rent for 81 a month.
Modern house corner Sugar and
David street, Z rooms and bath. Rent
$l3 month and viii pay water rent.
Five room house on Sharp Street,
lot 32xl9O, gas, etc. Price $500. Win
trade for Columbus property. Big
house and barn on High Street, for
sale or will rent, $l6 a month. Lot
on West Broad Street, Columbus, 40
xl30. VIII trade for Marion proper
ty and pay difference in cash.
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Tickle Grass,

Tickle Grass.
An old maid never has to sit up TO
ct in a man who can't find the key.
lole.
Not every man can get to congress
~ wearing a high hat and Prince
Albert coat
When get rich enough am going
% choke the alarm out of every clock
in my house.
II Is better TO be man OF one idea
than to be a man with a lot of them
that won't work.
| wonder sometimes n the writer's
who tell us to be joyful, ever practice
what they preach?
q z 4
Before get to st. Peter would like
10 know what kind of a janitor he has
in the golden house.
4 = q
An old maid who keeps a parrot
that can swear, demands to know why
she should have a man around!
q 8 f.
There is always plenty of trouble to
ialk about, just as there is enough JOY
I you care to converse of that
q y "a
The fellow of whom everybody
speaks well never gets very far In this
world. It's the fighter Who wins.
= 81 p
"Be happy II you have only cent"
says one scribblcr. Sure! And be
I've times as happy If you have FIVE
cents!
o o .
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Grounds For Suspicion.

80 You have perfect confidence In
your husDand| asks the woman who
hopes everything is all right, but has
her doubts.
"Why, certainly" says the young
married woman. Herbert never is
away from home Of evenings. He new
er even goes TO stag dinner. And he
calls me up three or four times day
10 let me know where he is. And he
Insists that shall open all his letters"
"Well, don't know. When man
acts that way 1t seems to me that he
has something on his conscience, I've
always noticed that when a man keeps
himself free of suspicion there's room
60 suspect something. Post
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-26

under the new
co 8 I tuition,
headed by the
grand vizier,
Kiaml Pasha.
The chamber of
deputies directed
its president, All
med Ria, to re
quest the sultan
TO appoint IN
place OF Klamil
Pasha n prime
minister possess
ing the conf.
dence OF the
chamber. II h | s
was an over
W helming vic.
tory for t h c
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Re- eipts lilo cars; market slow
Choice, $40 % ESQ; prime, 6.1O q
$50.
Hogs-Receipts 80 doubldecks;
market weak. Heavies, 1855 % 7.7O;
mediums 7.60; heavy yorkers 7.50 @
7.GO; light yorkers, Z O 7.2O; pigs,
675 @ 800.
Sheep and lambs-iReceipts 20 dou-
bledecks; market strong. Wethers,
5 0 5.15; veal calves ESQ a 100.
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EAST BUFFALO

East Buffalo, N. Y, April 2G-
Cattle-Receipts 3,125; firm. Prime
steers 6 so a 6.75; shippers $50 a
G.25; butchers 5.25 a ESQ.
Veals-R Receipts 2,G00;, steady.
Common to choice 90 750.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts 1900;
firm. Lambs 6 a 735; yearlings a
G.25; sheep 3 a $40
Hogs-Receipts 1900; slow York
ers 7.5O a 7G5; pigs 7,10.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKETS

Corrected Daily by Chas. Turner 4 Co.
PAYING PRICE.
Butter, 24c per ID.
Eggs, 1Sc per dozen.
Lard-8 1-2e per 10.
Popoorn-2c
Potatoes, per bu, SOC.
SELLING PRICE.
Butter, per TO-. 2Sc.
Eggs, 22c per dozen.
Cheese, N. Y. cream-30c Hsr IL
Lard-12 1-2c per lb.
Syrup-40c per gal.
Sugars-5c OF &c per lb.
Teas--I0e to 81 90 par H.
Vinegar-25c per gal.
Salt--$1 rs per bbl.
Hand picked Navy Beans-xo per Ii
Carolina Head Rice-10c per ID. o
25c.
Cracked HommJ-$s OF 3 'bs. 70
10c.
Marrowfat BeaHa--7S n, OF tlbs. TO
abs, for 25o.
Lima Beans-10c ID, lbs. for 26c
Graham Flour-20c per sack.
Pruns-8 Is to 15c per ID.
Seeded Raisins, 10c and 12 1-9c per
lb.
Cleaned ourrsnts. 1OG Der u.
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UNION sTnGE YARDS

Union Stock Yards, Ills. April 20
Receipts 10000; 10 % zoe
lower. Beeves 4.65 a $50; Texans
4 a s; westerns 4.35 "a 5; stockers
and feeders $40 a 5.45,
Hogs-Receipts 10000; weak;
Light $50 0 7.2O; mixed 800 a 1856;
heavy 600 a 1885; yorkers 7.15 40
7.25; pigs SOS a G7O.
Shcep-Receipts 10000; steady;
Native 800 a 6; Westerns $3.50 @ g.;
lambs a Sis; western a. $50.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-26
NEW YORK pRonuCE

New York, April 26-Dressed poul
try-Firm. Turkeys 10 o. %; chick.
ems IL a 25; fowls II a Is 10;
ducks II 6D IS.
Butter-Steady, receipts G,266;
creamery extra 26 % 26 1-2; state
dairy tubs 10 a "a; imitation cream
cry irsts 20.
Eggs-Easy. Receipts q ,263.
nearby white fancy "a; fancy mix
ed 20 10; fresh firsts % % % IA.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-26
A bath spray and massage brush.

A bath spray and massage brush.
gently on the face and the mouth
piece inserted between the lips, the
massaging being accomplished by
means of suction, as light or as
heavy as may be desired. The cup
is moved from the center Of the face
outward and upward while sucking.
An improved sort Of bath spray
which permits of massage treatment
during the bath Is also shown In the
above illustration.