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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-04-08
" I'd Rather Die, Doctor,

than have my feet cut of, said M. L. Bing-
ham, Of Princeville, H., "but you'll die
from gangrene (which had eaten away eight
toes) if you DON'T" said all doctors. In
stead he used Bucklen's Arnica Salve till
wholly cured, Its cures Of eczema, fever
sores, boils, burns and piles astound the
world. 2sc at II. c. Miller's.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-04-08

. LIE nlE TEACHERS COLLEGE
JOHNSON CITY, TENNEssEr
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-04-08
Up Before the Bar.

N. Il. Brown, an attorney, of Pittsfeld
VT, writes: We have used DR.. Kings
New Life Pills for years and find them such
good family medicine we wouldn't be
without them" For chiIls, constipation,
biliousness or sick headache they work won
ders, 2sc at H. c. MilIer's.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-04-08

Carolina, 81, ,05l 900; Georgia, 81, ,O51, 900;
Alabama, $669, 600; Louisiana, $47S, 600
Mississippi, 1882, 900; Tennessee, 81, 434-
900; Kentucky, $1,434, 600; Missouri,
1882, 600; Arkansas, $2S7, 1000
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-04-08

Mother-Frankie, are you teaching
that parrot to swear?
Frankie-No, mother; I'm Just tell
ing it what it mustn't say.-Tit-Bits.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-04-08

DR.. Fahrney's Teething Syrup is the only
baby medicine that is always safe. Teeth
ing made easy. No bad nights.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-04-08

Fickle weather. DR.. Fahrney's Teeth
ing Syrup is always dependable. Doctors
prescribe it. Write for free sample.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
Fifteen LIVES ARE LOST
IN TORNADO IN OKLAHOMA;
CYCLONE IN NORTH DAKOTA

Oklohoma City Okla May 29.-At
least fifteen people we're killed to-
night by tornado that devastated the
Oklahoma towns of Key West and De
Pew. Forty or more are injured.
At least ten were killed in Key
West and five at Deoew Wires
down and the masg rumors OF death
and destruction at isolated points
could no. be confirmed tonight.
Following the wind came a deluge
of rain and the floods added to the
terrors of the destruction. Practical
ly nothing was let OF Keywest. a
town Of 300 inhabitants.
pepew was destroyed by a double
twister forced from that which struck
Keywest. and which travelled in a
uoTtheasterly direction, and another
coming from the east. The tornado
wiped out Depew. hen pushed north
east. spending its force presumably
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
WAR BETWEEN ILLINOIS HOUSE
AND SENATE CONTINUED
LAST NIGHT.
SENATE BILLS KILLED
BY the House Hccuase Of Latter 9
Refusal to Gems der Vote Yester
On clffe's House Bill
No. III.

Special to the Bnlletin.
Springfield. Ills. Nav % Ono d s
tinct echo of yesterdays war be-
tween the wo houses was heard in
tho senate this cver'ng when s. mater
Clark sought to secure a r2cons de
ion of tho vote by which G. iffe's
house bill No. m, waa lost IN tle
senate yesterday, and VIII ch was be-
inG considered when minority leader
Browne rushed back to the house and
cried out alarmingiy against what he
termed tho massacre Of house bill n
he Seuate
As Senator Clark was not pres Mt
when hillI No. III was ce-ng VI ted
rpon in the senate, there was no rue
under which it could be oaIied The
senate vehemently agreei with Presi
dent Oglesby that unler tne rules
Clark has no alternative nut to 1t
tho bill remain buried, II was thii
bill which Pro wnc said Clark had
promised he would help have passed.
Reprisals were conducted with a
vengeance in the house tins evening
in further retaliation for the so called
senate massacre" The house, after
passing Senator I3ndee's administra
tion through rate bill, turned upon it,
score or more of the members
changing Their votes from affirma-
tives to the, negative
TIE house .'assed the senate hi |
creating the office of sta fire mar
shall at a salary of Sa,Un0 and a dep,
uty at $500 and two assistants at
500 each, also the senate b'll pro
viding a ten hour day for women in
fac ories. laundrics ana mechanical
establishments.
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MOTE DONE IN LAST HOUR IN
THE SENATE YESTERDAY
THAN IN A WHOLE DAY.
REPORT FROM GERMANY
Showing Wares in That Country,
Gubjcct OF Extended Debate
VIII Be Printed For GEN
eral Information.

Washington, May 29-Two hour 5
before adjournment today the seuat
made more real progress in the adop
tion Of schedules previously passed
over than has been usual during an
entire day. Not only were the cont
formerly reported agreed upon. bat
there we're quite number of addi-
tiQnal changes proposed or accepted
by the committee on finance and in
corporated in the bill
The duty on barley was increased
from % to 80 cents bushel an AL
valorem duty of 25 per cert OF
unsweetened biscuits and 80 per cent
al yalorem on sweetened biscuits AMI
other baked articles; the increase iH
The duty on hons from II cents a
pound. as provided by the house. to
20 cents, ircreasc from % to IS cents
a hushel on potatoes. duty of 25 per
cent AL valorem on oysters i'm the
shell and one cent a pound on eel
or smelts. and a reduction in the
duty on olives in packages OF NOR,
than FIVE gallons each from. ~ to -
cents per gallon. were the net re
suits of the days wora
The report sent by the German
government showing wages in Ger
many was the subject of an extended
debate for over two hours after the
senate me. Aldrich, 'lisavowing
any intention to be severe in his
characterization. said that any gov
erument which transmits is own
views of its manufacturers to infI
cncc legislation ON the tariff render
cd itself liable to be regarded as i'm
pertinent
After considerable acrimonious de
bate message from President Tsfl
ended the discussion as il accompanied
the very statement on German wage
that had been discussed. and Aldrich
saying be would promptly have II
Translated into English. assurance
was given that it would soon -
I printed for the information Of everl
one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
SWEDE RAN DOWN FIELD OF
EIGHT OF THE WORLDS
BEST RUNNERS.
JOHNNY HAYES SECOND
Lcnqbost Dropped Out at Fourteenth
Mile-St. Yves Led RaSe to
Fifteenth Mile When
He Quit.

Chicago. May 90 John Svanberg
the Swedish champion. won the In
teruational Marathon Derby TODAY
against a field of eight of the world
best long distance runners here t.
day The champion's time was
hours, As minutes IL t-5 seconds
This was more than eight minute.
slower than ST. Yves time In thr
New York Marathon
81. Yves led the race today until
the 18th mile was passed. when n,
was forced 10 drop out Of the race cn
account Of q blistorcd foot St Yvc.
was 30 seconds ahead of SvarbcrE
The Swede passed him in sprint
and St we fell. the latter then lcay
ing the track
johnny HAYES finished second ir
G:52:57 20. Fred Appleby. tn.
Englishman. was third. in 3:0f:G7 p
Tom Longbost dropped out of th'
race after tho 1ith mile Others VIII,
6nishcd. in their order. were. MAJ
Maloney. fourth, Simpson. Canada
Indian. fifth, Alex Thibeau. Chicago
last
The crowd poured into the tracl
and carried the winners way ~
their shoulders.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
| IDRYS WIN FINAL -.
| ILLINOIS SENATE QUIT LAST
MIGHT LICENSE Bill DIED
NATURAL DEATi;.
MANY BILLS PASSED
Others Call fer aptal
Punishment Stands--Raee
Suicide Opposed--Corpor-
atoms Taxed.

Special TO the Bulletin
Springfield, Ill. May 29--The Anti
saloon League Of Ii.uoIs won its final
and decisive ballot today In the forty
sixth general assembly, after u sensa-
tional fight The "drys' carried the
day in the senate wnen Lieutenant.
Governor Oglesby sealed the doom Of
the antisaluoD option bill Dye an
nouncing that the senate would end
its business tonight under any and all
circumstances. This put beyond call
Irhe the house bill intended to nullify
the local option law by permitting
citnes and villages TO vote on tic sa,
loon qrestion independent of the
towshirs in which fncy are located.
The senate last night refused to or
der the license committee II report
out the bill, to when committee II
had reen referred after first reading
AT er being reported oui 1t would
have taken two dass to pass It under
| the constitution of tn state, even If
the liquor forces were s,runs enough
10 nut the bill through. II was this
action of the senate that so enraged
Browne, of la Sale. in the house.
that he threatened 30 Eii all senate
bills. The Nurse did not pass re O.
luton but later reconsdered its ac-
ticn
Refore the sonat" was called to or
dor today the am saloon people cir
culated a petition among the senators
stipulating that the senate would 90
home after tonight. Twenty-nin
members of the upper house sigued
the peti ion aud when 1t WAS haze !
to Lieutenant Governor Ogiesby, and
he asked them if II was their inten
(Concluded on Eighth Page.b
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30

a matter Of patriotism In the ma.
tional guard lay the nations strong
est force for safety In time OF attack
from an external or internal foe,
because they were the citizen sol
diery of the county ready to 20 into
the field on an hours notice and do
battle for their country. They were
well drilled men and not raw re
cruitS So Car as he was concerned,
said Mr Aisthorpe, he would see to
il that any young man employed by
any corporation in which he was in,
tcrested, and who as a member Of
Co X would be called on for duty,
either for drill. encampment or
otherwise would be granted leave OF
absence, his position would be held
open for hims his salary would 60
on, lie hoped that Capt Greaney
would keep on trying to hold his
company together and that the need
led support would be forthcoming
Capt. Grcaney, when called upon
said he felt grateful for all that had
been said but that the credit fos
what success Co. X had shown he
longed to the men composing il agl
to the officers under him who ha
shown much interest in the organic 4.
ton He felt now however, that tbs
company WAS on the verge of dis
bandmeut, and if 1t was to be saved
something would have to be don
soon. He had found business men
Icpposed to permitting young men in
their employ TO join It. In ore cas-
la member who had attended eneamp
ment had found his position taken
by another on his return and hi
employer had refused to take him
back In half dozen other cast &
young men who had wished TO join
had been told by their employers moi
to do SO II depended largely on tho
business men of CAIRO whether Co
K would continue or not
Chairman Bond named Prof Ran,
dolph of Browns Business College TO
preside at the next luncheon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
CRIMSON ATHLETES LEAD YALE
MEH BY 10 25 POINTS
PENN. THIRD.
THREE NEW RECORDS
and Pcle VauIt--Grinnelt Wins
iowa Meet--lntcrscholastic
in Mich ran.

Cambridge. Mass, May 20 -Har-
ward won the National intercollegiate
meet here today. leading Yale by
IL 2-5 points; Pennsylvania third.
Cornell fourth
Total points Harvard 3e flt.
Yale IS 7lO. Pennsylvania 2eia
Cornell 2O1a Michigan a. Princeton
II; Hayerford 3, Swarthmore 3.
Syracuse 3 Dartmouth 9 Ia. Colnn-
bia q Brown /.
The Winners,
Mile run--W c. PanlI. Pennsyl-
vania. 4:17 As. fNew recordD
Shot put-C. c Little, Harvard. i6
feet 2 inches.
44o Yard rrn-T S. Blumer, Har-
ward 50 35.
ls0 yard hurdles-L w. Howe,
Yale. Ia 25 seconds.
100 yard run-R c. Foster IIar-
ward. 40 Is
I've mile run p r Taylor. Cor
nell 9:27 3-5. New record
Running high jump Tie between
RR Harwood, r. p Pope, S. c. Law
renee, Harvard. ) feet liz inches
Half mile run--A r Beck, Penn
|sylvania | Sc So
go yard low hurdles-L. S. Howe.
Yale. "a 2-5.
Pole vault--C S Campbell, Yale,
IL feet ga inches New recordD
Broad Jump, r Cook. Cornell,
22 feet Ga inches
220 yard dash-R c Foster. Har-
ward. q So seconds.
Hammer throw. J Talbot, Ger
lel. 1853 feet % inches
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
WAS RESISTING ARREST ar
NINETEENTH AND CONNER
CiAL LAST MIGHT.
HAD A BAD REPUTATION
Served Fourteen Years in "Pen" For
Murder-Attacked officer Car
mody Five WeoHo Ago
Coroner in Charge.

Frank ConndfS,z q negro desperate
was shot and instantly killed b.
Officer Gus Johnson at Nineteenth
ard Commercial last night about S
o'clock Johnsons statement Is that
he and Dillard were travelling a beat
together when they arrested Connors
and were on their ssay TO Jail when
Connors broke loose. saying a5 he
ran, No ono would take him to Jail,
and calling Jt hnson vile names
While running, Coneors made a move
toward his pocket when Johnson
pulled his gun and shot him
Commons reputation IN Cairo has
been that OF bad man and he
has been In trouble here number
of times He was released from the
penitet tiary about two and a half
years ago, serving fourteen years for
murder, At that time be killed man
at Fourteenth and Ohio in a saloon
with a beer bottle.
The last time he was in trouble
was arrested by Officers Carmody
and Hofhei-z in Smith Bros sa'ncn
at Thirteenth and Poplar for carry
ing concealed weapons He made an
attempt ON the life Of CarmDdy thM
day and after a hard fight was taken
to Jail He was given a stay to leave
the city but did not leave ard was
rearrested last night
When searched last night five
pairs of dice were found on his per.
son but no weapons. He waI never
known to work. always gambling, He
generally carried a gun, usually Of
fi calibro, and several times has
aiken shots at perons aronna town.
Hn was also in jail down south q
number Of times. No gun or knife
was found on him last night and the
general opinion is that some of the
negro gambling element relieved him
OF it after he was shot.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
MADISON FIRST.

Madison, Wis. May 20 Madison
won first place In the Wisconsin In
terscholastie field met here today.
and three rev records were establish
cd. Marks, of Beloit, covered the
mile in f:52 25. clipping G 80 sec
ond5 off the former mark Wahl, of
South Division, Milwaukee, smashed
two records, the pole vault aud high
jump. lie vaulted 10 feet inches,
breaking the record by is inches.
In the high jump he made 5 feet ?
inches. establishing new mark bs
half an inch Wahl led as the indi-
vidual point winner, with 10.
Madison finished first with % Is
points, Wilwauke South Division,
second 22h Wausau, third l4l2,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30

Ohoma NAV 2q-NIat IS regarded
as the STRONGEST bit Of evidence
against the three men now uader ar
rcrt here for the Union Pacific tram
robbery was the finding -odav cf CO
tain bill upon them \ western hank
was sending sS4 in muuiaieI currcn-
cy to Washington for ret smpuon. and
accompanying the shipment was a de-
scgiptiun Of the mu,ila'ed IN Hey.
This descriUio enumerated the
hills. several Of wuIcn were found
upon the men, rolled up with ether
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
STRIKE DECLARED OFF.

Atlanta. Ga, May 29-At the con-
cmsion of conference; ; between
Commissioner OF Labor Neill, T. X.
Scott general manager Of the Geor-
gia railroad, and r. 4 Ball. vice
president Of the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive F'iremen and Engiuemen,
this afterroon Neil announced that
the strike had been declared of. an
amicable adjustment of the diff r
ences having been reached. Train
service viii be resumed Immediately.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
MUTlLATED MONEY, TAKEN
FROM RIFLED MAIL BAGS,
FOUND ON TRAIN ROBBERS

moneythat it is supposed was also
taFen from the rifIed msH pouches.
The pcstoffice authorities regar&
this evidence as absolutely conclusive
ever Of the ability 10 secgrs eonyic-
tea
Motorman HssbinF. Of the street
car hat was held NJ az Tenth ard
Valley streets last Friday toadv par
tally identified TorScasen and Ger
don as men who lid the lob
The three prisoners we're today ar
rsigned beforeUnited Sts;ss CON-
missioner
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate trans
fers were recorded yesterday.
George W Stancil 70 J. Murat
Grion. 10 acres cn the " SIDE Of NV
Of ne. ? interest y nwnw OF aw-e
y. st sec. -. Sc Of Ne. sec. p. ne OF
NV. sec. - all in tp -, REV. $500.
Mamie English and husband TO J.
Murat Guion. wd. undivided !. in lot
.. blk , Sandusky. $500
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
DEATH PENALTY STANDS.

Springfield. Ill. Nav 2e-Tis
house bill abolishing capital punish
ment was mp before the senate again
this afterrcon After a spirited ls
bate The measure was defeatel-aye
10. uaYs 20
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
oRlNNELL WINS EASILY.

De Moines, la, May 29 Crime,
easily won the annual intercollegiate
field meet here today, Final score
Grinnell G4la Ames 81, Mnrninb-
side 81; Iowa II, Drake 8; state
Normal 5 Simpson /.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
New York Re aten.
Notables see Game,

Pittsburg, May % President Taft
Secretary of State Knox aud other
notables here in Connection with the
convention of the Associated West
ern Yale clubs. today witnessed the
most exciting game played at EXposi-
tion park this season, the Chicago
team defeating the locals IN an eleven
inning contest. Every inning was re-
plete with sensational plays and In
the seventh inging when Pittsburg
tied the score the president became
quite eX"ited.
He ioked with and teascd his
brother, c. p. Taft, who was rootiny
for tho visitors. Secretary Knox
rooted hard for the home team hav.
ing a WAGER with c. F. Taft that
Pittshurg would win Chicago won
out in the eleventh by getting five
runs on FIVE hits. The largest at
tendance of the season was present
Score RH +
PittSburg -.....-.. ......... q
Chlcago ......... ........... II 4
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
sHRUsB BEATS HERRING.

Buffalo. MAY 29-Alfred shrub5
thi. afternoon defeated William
SheTring Of Hamilton. ont. iu ht
teen mile race b. three laps Time
1:25.Os.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
Cyclone in North Dakota.


JAM flown. n d. Nav 29-Thi.
city and Ypsilanti were visited by a
cyclone this afternoon The farm
house of George Graves near Ypsi-
lanti was blown into the James river
an1 Mrs. Graves and two daughters
youpg daughters killed
The cyclone demolished $50, 0,00n
worth of buildings or the jamestown
Fair Association. wrecked ppart of
the Russell Miller flour mill and de-
stroycd large part Of the Northern
Pacific round house. burying mum
Der Of locomotives under the debris
and iniuring several men VINO sought
safety from the storm n the round
house MANY farm buildings were
wrecked.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30

" Not One Thing II Is Another.
The ideal man does not exist; per.
haps one who has fine liver has a
bunion, and In the most of us there is
a screw loose somewhere.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
Can't Catch Him,

When the wolf howls at the door
there is not a philosopher among MS
who can catch him and sell him TO
'ircus
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30

Want ads in the Bulletin are sure
result producers. Try one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30

few miles further on.
1t is impossible TO get details t.
night. every wire being down and al
roads are impossible
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
Tiacrs Beat Sox,

Detrit, May 29,-Detroit punched
hits on Walsh Ave times and scored
on four occasions
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
Rock Island Win:
II H e
Decatur Bunched Hits,

Decatur, May 29,-DecGur bunch
ID hits in the second inning and won.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Stsndinu.
New York Bunched Hits.

Washington. May 29-The visit
ors punched four hits off Johnson in
the sixth inning
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30

Ratteries-Willett and Schmidt; ;
Walsh and Sullivan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30

Batteries--Cowell and Boucher,
Kuepper and Higgins.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30

st Louis, May 29-St Louis
Cleveland, rain, game postponed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30

Concluded on Eighth Page)
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-30
PHILADELPHIA Takes Two.


CheCh, Morgan and Spencer
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5lRTH NOTICES.


city. n son
Raymond ITO the wife IL W HaYmnud.
city. October rs. daughter
HetEef~-Tn the wife or hetNeF. Green
take hospital. October "a. a daughter
wiEer-ro The Wifr of ~ Wiser etts
September 4r daughter
MoFV~--Te the Witn ~ huFfs 44a
Washington October ~ son-
Mediand--To ne wife ~ q HsalaHa
Seattle General hospital MAY . san
Oligsr--Tu The wife % 81 oils Er 5sas
West tgna September "a dasxhfsf
Pears n-@Tu the vile ~ T. ff&Faats-
city. October "a daughter
Natlars-Ta the wife 20 j. Nathess
1870 Ninth " ogtorsr 20. a DAVIS htss
ftoddis--ro ~. ~ils .ef % ltasiH5ef stt
tIth X October -, q daughter
Krncg TO thc whc % = kEitg 8.
Providence hospital October ~. daugh-
ter
Ntepath--re the wifs 81 r. Sisrash,
city fniy as a aHn
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AUCTION SALE or UNREDEEMEp
PLEDGES, WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND
dEWELRN. TO HE CLOSED OUT RE
BARDLESS OF COST. FOR WHAT
EVER THEY nR1NG AT SALE SALE
nEGlNs no A, NJ. DAILY AND WILL.
CONTINUE UNTIL ALL THE uNRE-
DEEMED PLEDGES ARE SOLD ONT
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED As REP
RESENTED, UNCLE SANS LOAN or
Flee iGs WAsHtNGTON ST JOS
MARTIN. AUCTiONEER. sd 80
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE OF ELEGANT Pun
NlruRE. CONTENTS OF EfGUT-ROOM
PRIVATE RESfnENCE. g2a 18TH Az. A.
tTAkE CAPITOL HILL CAR To
ALOHA STD. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 4a.
AT 1850 A. NJ sharp Elegant brass
hcdHtends. extra fine box and hair met
trcEaos cnnmclad beds. bird s-cyC maple
droaFers and rhlffonicfs. ia-fopt exteu.
sion table leather upholstered dining
chairs buffet and china cabinet in
golden oak. davenport. mahogany chairs
rockers library table corner chairs
drRprrics. curtains hali seat and mir
rora iRrdLniere stands drcssers, gas
ranges art squares and carpets lno-
leum, cooking utensils. etc. etc. Box
couch. shaving stand. stair and hail car
pet rugs. etc. etc. Lunch prov ided daY
OF sale r. q Riekcrtou auctioneer
Phones Main 1901 Ind 1871 Take
Capitol Hul car to Aloha ST.. walk down
9 blocks.
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Every person knows Bull Bros.
They're printers-
Bull Bros. know in which paper TO advertise, too.
That's why they used The STAR
Talk about returnsl
The calls they got Amos, made them forget their
press work
Mrs. Gertrude Louehlln, away up In Douglas, Alas
ka, wrote and told them ahe their ad In The STAR
We send lots Of Stars all Alaska.
Didn't know that did your
WE'LL ths 10 the paper with the circulation which
eireulases
There's only about place where don't 90.
That's where Cook and pesry cay they paid visit.
N there was one man living at the pole,
And he could read,
We'd have The Star going to him.
We're giving away $500 this week.
Look OUT
Read ths page every day.
Better reading here than In lots OF newspapers
8sH
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HELP wANrgp-FeMALE.
HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.
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Government Positions
For
Men and Women

rho government Nhes railway snail
clerks tkeN rnf NrAt to start Mnd ih'
fFaaHeH fn si SEQ
tnno Nnin wan aoen hold Ru sNNlniaAs
lion tnpaurhuut the country far postal
clerks letter vHuiefs ana other sNANtmF
intent flfsifinns THE WVfk a. riea aAht.
haugs snort aud pay utefaf IL it es-
ffsnatrd that tn, Goa appointments sNi be
maar this year The government wants
men amt women over rs Ans fvadff II
The star can set tull Information aua ~
atfuetlnns o. psHa Differentiation h4 adj
dressiuE the bureau OF instruefinn titi
flamun uuudnE Rochester y. =
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LIVESTOCK.

The Manly Boarding and sale Stables
Horses hired for all purposes hy day
OF week, area Western avenue Phones
Main s266, Ind. 1899.
20 fresh COWS They have their yVung
calves with them. They are good. Sec
them. Queen Anne 1907. ssal,.,-f g
Cheap, fine cows, good mixers AT
store. 18th av. Northeast and ssth ~
-.-2d-3eN