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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-24
LINCOLN NOTES

Mrs. Guy Gilmore and famil
: were down from Montour Sunda.
!. visiting friends and relatives.
Thos. ]. coonrod was Bo's'
d visitor last week TO hear Mr.. War
: rem deliver an address on the pol
ttioal issues of the day He men
toned large crow being present
all enthusiastic.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller were
in our ports SUI day, visiting at
the Smith home.
Mrs. Jensen entertained the child
rem Of her SuLdfy Sthcol Glass
Saturday and all report having a
fine time. Rev. Parker accompan-
led them, and one of the boy said
"A party without Mr.. Parker would
be Ike a dinner without pies some,
thing missing"
Word reaches us from the Misses
Beutler, who are packing apples
at New Plymouth, that they are
busy and feeling fine ard have
big harvest to aid in handling.
VIM. Beutler has moved into his
new residence
Several parties of this neighbor-
hood We're present at the Baker
and Kennedy weddings. Their man
rierds of this section wish them
a pleasant sail over the matrimcn-
ial sea.
Robert Smith has gone to work
on the Canyon canal for Peter
Ries. The farmers are working
out their assessme nj, ard with me-
like .Thos. Gordon it will soon be
In coed shape. 1t looks as though
the question of graft has been
driven out and generally does when
he actual settler takes up the ,
work.
Mr.. Kritzenbeok has moved on {
o the Nicol farm, recently vaca
ID by Mr.. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Modin and daugh-
er Miss Hazel We're Emmett Wis
tors Saturday.
Sol Calender and Mr.. Hemp wer; /
altering 5Iplos ior the Cock. L
'ros. last week.
j. b. Middleton was city yisl-
or Thursday evening. e
Henry Obermeyer was city Wis -.
or Thursday evening, and says he
ad fine time riding the Masonic
oat. II
With the fruit crop nearly har-
ested, the young men are seekin'
II some one to aid the IN in cook -
g the bumper spud crop" as Fe
Ie men say they cannot dig and -
'ok too.
The Crescent Club is planning fc 81
big time at the Modin ranch I'd
alloween. We need not say 90
~ ale assured OF a good time. IN
+ the Club is noted for their
tertainment. da
James jones was in our parts
nday. to
Mrs. Sitter and two daughters
mt to Nampa Friday to visit the nj
rental home. We,
Mrs. J. S. Shackelford, writes th'
I'm Albany, Gre, that she is inn
owing in health, and viii re- ma
hin until well and strong again
fore returning TO Wyoming.
Mr.. Wright and Alva Coon da,
took in the Warren address
Boise last week.
Cconord is having Tn
me trouble with dogs killing his as
e Belgian hares, ard threatens for
make some of them scarce An
ony Peterson has the same trout
J in regard to his sheep.
Mrs. Dave Gilmore was a visitor |
the Woody home Saturday. sin
Mrs. Jeff Patten and daughter as
"a, who We're visiting in Salt say
he City the past two weeks, re- rea
ned home Thursday and report
wing fine time.
Mrs. L. d. Smith, who was
itcr at Salt Lake for the past ~
} weeks. returned Wednes day. rs
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BRAMWELL

d. A. Thornook lost fine calf
from alfalfa bloat Sunday.
d. p. Donivan YVES up from Pay
cite Sunday to see E. F. Wells on
Canyon canal business.
S. Rolph's sale was well at
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For Sale

A Squaw creek ranch of 100
acres, three miles from Sweet. 40
acres in cultivation, water for
garden, plenty of water for stock.
Have ten tons of hay, grain and
alfalfa, rs bushels of oats, some
vegetables. Or will rent to de-
sirable parties at reasonable price.
Call at Index Office.
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FOR SALE-Dry Land seed barley
fer fall seeding, clean. M. l..
HAWTHORN, phone Sis on 3S Ut
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FOR SALE-A good pony, well
broke, gentle, years old. In
dex office.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-24

FOR sALE-Pure cider vinegar 35c
per gallon. Mrs. c. S. Tolles AZ
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FOR SALE-A few well--bred Cots
void ewes at bargain.Also 20
well-bred Cotswold bucks, l year
old. A. Peterson.
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FOR sALE-Team of young mares.
NJ. Gilbride. L.
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FOR SALE-4O pedigreed Shrop-
shire bucks for sale. Andrew
Marker or see F. A. DeGlark. ZIP.
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TO RENT-Two 3-room houses,
we'll located. d. w. C. Brown 81
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FOR SALE-Good wheat S1.75
per cwt, and good baled timothy
hay $40 per ton, at Vanderdasson's
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Potatoes, rs cents
per hundred. J. B. Riggs, tip.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, with
or without board. Mrs. John
Mcconnell.
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WANTED-Girl or woman to dc
homework. Steady job. Good
home for right party. Phone 81
3, or this office.
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WANTED-To buy young calves,
or will trade horse for any milk
stock. Joe Ricketts,, Letha.
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r. B. SHAW,
City Treasurer.
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Crime in New York.

On top of the scandal centering
around the murder Of q well known
gambler and the charges Of police
completely 10 graft ard crime over
which New York Is stirred to Its very
depths. comes shocking revelation
OF the prevalence of homicide In the
city and the comparatively eight
risk that attends its commission.
The records show that one murder
took place in New York every day
during the month OF July, and that
10 only about one-third of the cases
were arrests made. While this is
startling increase over similar periods
in previous years, 1t represents only q
slight advance over the record tha
has been maintained for the past sly
months. According to the 6gure'
made public BY the police commits
sIoner himself, the number Of NUT
| ders during the flrst half OF the yea
amounted to 140, as compared will
81 during the hrst six months o
1911.
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Work Of Congress.

Congress, on Aug. IA, completed
the passage OF the $3.50, 900 900 PEN
sion Appropriation bill.
The new army appropriation bill.
carrying ninety-four million dollars
and leaving General Wood as chief ot
staff, has passed the senate.
On the 18th the house passed Thu
wool tariff bill over President Tart.
veto, aud on the l4th repassed th'
vetoed steel and iron tariff bib Th,
senate. 10 the meantime, passed thu
cotton tariff bill.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-08-16

Members OF Camp Lafolet and Mr..
r. H. Bates entertained a number .;
their friends at the r. II. Bates
home at Twin lakes. August 3. The
house was beautifully decorated with
cut flowers and China lanterns, and
the evening was enjoyably spent with
music and games. Refreshments
were served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
A. L. Kyle and Alfred Kyle Of Pcs!
Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. /. A. Foote, MT
and Mrs. A. T. Clark, Mrs. Fl. H
Rawlings Of Athol, Miss Margaret
Rawlings, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Q. BAN
Der, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Buckley, Mr.
and Mrs. r. H. Bates, Royal Rate
and Mrs. J. Crayn of Twin Lakes.
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L. A. Berry has returned from
visit at Lacrosse, Wash.

L. A. Berry has returned from
visit At Lacrosse, Wash.
s. B. McCheyne reports having re.
ceived acontract to build a gasolene
tank at this place for the Standard
OIL company.
Timbers used for pile foundations,
and y inch boards used for pile roof
Ing. Good serviceable stuff at practi.
cally half price at Madison, Idaho.
Mrs. Walter Howard and children
left Tuesday for Irby, Wash. to join
Mr. Howard, who is employed as
section foreman on the Great Nor
them railroad at that place. Mr..
Howard was formerly 10 the employ
Of the Idaho s. Washington Northern.
Job lots OF 2x4 sized all lengths at
S. 90 perm. Small odd lots OF Rustic,
Flooring and Ceiling at practically
your own prices, at Madison, Idaho.
y Donald Stewart and Oscar Lind
gren' Of Standpoint. members of Com
pany A., national guard, were IN
Rathdrum Wednesday, practicing on
the rifle range.
/ H. Lewis, who expected to 90 tC
Spirit Lake Tuesday to take charge
of the Park hotel, has been delayed
by an injury TO his back received
while getting an armful Of wood. He
is able to be about, however, and
expects to be fully recovered In a few
days.
VIII. Edelblute, republican nomi
nee for the legislature, met with thu
other Kootenai county candidates a
Occur d'Alene Wednesday to select
county chairman and central com
mittee. E. r. Whitla OF Occur a.
Alepe was chosen chairman to sue
coed G. H. Potts who served in tina
capacity two years ago.
| 10 the ad OF L. A. Larsen on tn
Hast page Of this paper the line o
Mems Underwear which reads "$2.2
Union Suits. sale price 95c," Shout
read Isl 25 Union Suits, sale prle
95c".
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Accidentally shot in the limb
last Friday with a 22-caliber rifle
in the hands of her 7-year old son
Paul, Mrs. A. c. Jensen, who re-
sides near Twin Lakes, was
brought to Rathdrum for treat
ment. the wound was reported
not dangerous.
Evangelist J.. E. Hutchinson and
wife, in charge of the revival
meetings at the Russell block, de-
sire to announce that they are
pleased with the attendance and
the progress made in the first week
of the meetings. The daily pro-
gram consists of chart lecture at
| 2 O'Clock p. M, and regular ser
vice at 8 p. m; on Sunday, services
at II a. M, and and 8 p. m.
Seven qualified sharpshooters OF
Company G. National Guard oil
Idaho, at Occur d'Alene, spent
last Sunday on the Rathdrum rife
range. All are reported to have
qualified as expert riflemen, the
shooting being confined to 300 and
1000 yards. Those in the party
were Sergeant Claude Hodge
Corporal Ralph Best, Private'
Oliver Amell, Frank Best, Eugen'
Best, Oscar Hulitt and Vernon
Best. Captain ]. V. Hawkins wa
in charge of the party and wa
accompanied by Major Wilkins
The trip was made by automobile
Three members of Company
have been shooting on the riff
: range this week in practice for tn
team to Boise in September wher
: a try-out will be held to select
' team of IA men from the Idah
!: national guard to represent tn
!. state in the International match ;
Portland, Oct. 4, in which liz
9 teams from Oregon, Washingtc
= and British Columbia will partic
. pate. Adjutant General F.
It Mccall is in the northern part
= the state experimenting Il
o selection of the men from Il
8 various companies for the sry-o
: at Boise. The local men, vi
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On Tuesday. Robt. w. Collins. a
pioneer real estate man Of Occur d.
Alene and an unsuccessful candidate
for the democratic nomination for
county assessor at the recent pr.mar-
les, was adjudged a bankrupt 10
Lewis court. His liabilities are
placed at S3207 and his assets only
$446, which is claimed to be exempt.
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For Sale.-4OO acres located l milo
north OF Rathdrum. Contains 90 acres
No. 1 fruit bench land, 16 separate
springs, l,OOO,0 feet timber, also
No. l pasture land. 10000 feet pipe
line. 3 different sets OF buildings.
Raise peaches every year or anything
in the fruit line. 1000 trees growing,
Altogether about $50 acres IN cult
walton at the present time. Thi.
land overlooks all OF the Spokane
valley. For a bargain call on N
Nelson, Rathdrum, Idaho.
Butcher shop 10 town also for sale
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-08-16
A POETS GUARDIAN.
p.lus.n .Mullsr's Fierce Little wire
Kept Him Secluded.

paluJan MulIor'o eleFce ese~
Kept Him Secluded.
The famous poet of Denmark faiu-
dan. Muller. was closely guarded ID MS
later years by an eccentric wife. great.
" his senior. OF her preposterous
:aditv writes Edmund Gosse 10 Two
visits to Denmark" stories were ev'
arvwhere current in Copenhagen. sne
Lont him as much as she possibly
conld from all intercourse with tne
onter world. During visit to Copen,
u.,Gor the host Of Mr.. Gosse DECIDED
- invite the poet to dine. ana n's
daughter and guest were sent Oh .
mission to invite him. IT..
r. we could secure him Tor q n'sn'
convenient to him. writes Mr. 9osse
~, that was brightest and best 10 70
aanhoo on was to be constrained u
per,s ton. But fortune was against Us
r. we had found him alone It y possi
hlo that success might nave c.owne wy,
an. enforts. When we arrived WV.
~. d,nner invitation on our hps "
u ~are damped by being told the poe
Wa Wa. cone out for a walk. but that NIT .
po,udan- Muller would receive Us. ~
eerce little lady, in fact. closed our =. -
. u nv. neeping round the edge OF u
49,. and commanding US to en.e'
Miss Aline Fog, overwhelmed oy Cd
a a,,s lost her presence OF mino an
s, . out the invitation. which
orid have been wiser to suppress.
~ The answer came at once: "imposs ,
h,e nv dear lady. impossio'e' ~ Suo,
O O,s' sanction au It. Mr.. .Paludan.Molle ar,
n wsot t he is good natured; ne = !. ON 2,
t ~e' ready to go into society. IT. e :, ~, O.
I privilege to prevent it. ! say to ., n n,'
Won are too delicate. my dear, 10 =. u,
1 LIN others. You must positively co
s'a Mis- Fog feebly asked wnetner = .
80 might not himself b. appea.eu .
rsuch old friends; SO small a pa'ty ~,
su.. ~ eoury' The lady was qul
e ebaurste, however. II could nor .'u
him with your message. a. as e,. =
n 20 good natured. His plaSs
- ~ 49, - With me. I DO not ., Wy" ~
a 49, SSfoad Why shouid. ns1 s..s
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lsaI Paragraphs.


The dining room Of The Wishard
hotel closed last Saturday.
A dance was given by the band
= the hall last Saturday night.
"a good attendance is desired at
the Modern Woodmen regular
meeting, Saturday evening, Aug.
r.
Royal Neighbors are reminded
that 1.-THE next regular meeting Of
Evergreen Camp will be held in
the lodge room Tuesday afternoon,
august 20. lAgS .s3
Many Rathdrum people went to
Spokane Monday to see the Bar.
mum & Bailey circus or to take
advantage of the reduced rates to
'Fsee the city. - 8AA TN 80
| Some of the older orchards on
the prairie, especially those tina,
have been properly pruned and
kept cultivated, are laden with an
unusually fine crop this year.
Tie Lyric moving picture thea
ter opened last Saturday under the
management of the new proprie.
tors, G. w. Berrier and F. C.
Hagel, who have done considera
BILE work remodeling the interior
The show will be open three
nights week: Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
+ The dray-team of McDuffie 8
McCheyne enjoyed runaway OF
First street Thursday afternoon o
last week, causing slight damag'
to the dray. The runaways col
lided with Ed Bradbury's team
which broke loose from a hitchin|
rack and went home, the wagon I,
: which they were hitched bein
somewhat damaged.
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Mr.. w. S. Gunsalus,a farmer living
near Fleming, Pa. says be has used
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhnea Remedy In his family for
fourteen years, aud that he has found
it to be an excellent remedy, aud
takes pleasure 10 recommending it.
For sale by all dealers.
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One of the most common ailments
that hard working people are afflicted
with is lame back. Apply Chamber
lain's Liniment twice day and mas
sage the parts thoroughly at each
application, and you will get quick
relief. For sale by all dealers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-08-16

have been shooting this week are
Sergeant VIM. Meister, Corporal
A. D. Melder and Private Law
renee Dixon. 1t is presumed
probably one Of these and two or
three others who are good shots
but are not here at present, will be
sent from Company E.
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Personal Mention.

S. Beck went to Spokane Monday.
Geo. Fl. Humphrey made trip to
Spokane Thursday of last week.
W. F. Fehlhaber Is building new
bay barn on his farm south Of town.
Mrs. M. A. Walker and daughter.
Miss Hazel, moved to Spokane this
week. Gfhfsga
Mrs. F. H. Bradbury and daughter.
Miss Berna, and Miss Merle Allen
spent Monday In Spokane.
E.J. Young has sold bis dairy; at
Twin lakes to Palmer Bros. OF Spirit
Lake. aS ~
Miss Bertha Sylvester has returned
from visit with relatives 10 various
places 10 the middle states. szs
G. R. Klopf spent part Of Monday
10 Spokane. making the trip with
Thomas Hooker 10 the latter's auto
mobile.
]. W. Smith reports having SOLD
bis farm SIEVE raj miles east of town TO
asyndicate Interested in the proposed
irrigation project from Spirit lake.
Cleaning up lumber sale at Mad''
son, Idaho. The fire makes 1T nee
essary to sacrifice prices on all KINDS
Of lumber rough and dressed. A9-3o
/ We still have a few oxfords left az
greatly reduced prices. Look them
0ver.-C. w. Remer.
II. J. Newhouse reports having3solo
Alarm 10 Minnesota which he mas
owned for 80 years The consldera'
tion, he said, was $I7.500.
Herman Kellner OF Occur d'Alene
has been in town several days tne
past two weeks looking atter ni'
property interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Taylor visited
at the home OF their daughter, MRS
+. A. Olin, at Blanchard last week
R. G. Thompson has been looKln'
after the threshing on the Esch laru
southwest of here. Mr.. Thompson j
administrator Of the estate. --."'r-7s'
F. A. Mccall. adJutant general 2
Idaho. arrived here Wednesday even
Ing to spend a few days on CUISINES
concerning the national guard.
When you see those beautiful sol
shirts in Remer's window. at Ns,.. voc
you will want some no doubt.
Miss Clara Randall has accepted
position as assistant 10 the pos'ons
to succeed Miss Chambard, who II
signs to- take up iner MonN
teacher 10 the Rathdrum schooi our
1nG the coming term.
s Man and wife want work on ranch
Experienced. Inquire at tbs o.ne'
As-OVR. " ~ "A ~ s ~ VA e ~. y go
g. e. sBcbc, vac !, 90 asosSa the Visitor
IN C>.,.. A1aAav
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doing great work in the middle distances.
Jameson, captain Of the swimmers. is the
leading fancy diver and Angeny, a
plunger that should score heavily.
The water polo material has developed
beyond expectation, and Captain Bach
arac will have several candidates for every
position on the sextet. OF last years vet
Grams Marcy Lewis and Jameson are
again available, but Shryock. Borden,
Irons, McHenry, Lewis and half a dozen
others have shown up SO well that there
is no telling who will be picked for the
varsity team.
Soccer water polo has been taken up by
many Of the swimmers. and II looks as If
on. OF the strongest sevens in the country
would enter the field for Pennsylvania.
Shryock. Borden, Keiser. Creamer, Gest,
Lawrence, Heraty, Smith, Irons, Hughes.
Foulds. Ouerbacher, Nicely, Maull Angeny
and Quinones are practising regularly, and
there is no doubt that the new game is a
hot favorite ...
Bi-weekly meets are being held In the
Franklin Field natatorium to get the squad
in shape for the championship tourna-
ment, and the teams will go to the mark
i'm the pink Of condition.
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yANNLLE ON THE GRILL
,nateur Athletic Union to Quiz
Quaker Swimmer.
cay HE IS A PROFESSIONAL
u.oItb of Material on Hand and
Team Already Has Made
Fine Showing.

.,. Amateur Athletic Union is now IN
l l the standing of Sanville the
IN around waterman at Pennsylvania
. Uo and unless he can clear him
the charges of professionalism pre-
s..,ed against him the intercollegiate
S-irruing Association will not allow him
:" "omnete His loss will deal a Gripping
s,ow 10 the Quakers' hopes.
vis,ler the coach. however, is not let
- the matter bother him, and, judging
,. ~T The performances of his boys in the
y0w Jersey championships at Atlantic
ri,v last week, ne has an excellent chance
- ,oking hon0rs even without Sanville,
.sorgb the failure Of Willis, the champion
',~nSor 10 report may further weaken the
,.om 1t seems doubtful whether the lat
,sr will compete at all.
ouerbacher Is now the Philadelphians
..,,ance man. lie has already travelled
sf,, Yards IN 25 As seconds and one hun
s-,d wards I'm 81 20 seconds. and he is i'm
rowing. so that both records appear with
= bls reach. Douglas. Keiser, Lawrence,
Cost shryock and Borden are all good
s,,,nteys. Shryock is a brother Of the for
r,sr champion. and gives promise Of fol-
,ou,ns in the elders footsteps. He, with
sboenacher, Douglas and Creamer, are
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RIDERS HAVE STIFF GALl0P

Westbury, Long Island. Dec. H-Al-
though the ground was frozen hard, "A
gallop of two hours to-day behind the
American foxhounds and finally ended by
driving their quarry to its den. Here the
huntsman and whip, after considerable
trouble, managed 10 get a moose over It's
head and drew 1t out. The meet to-day
was at the kennels on the Davis place.
Those who followed over the run to-day
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Nicholas, II. f.
Godfrey, James Coogan, De Lancy Kane
Jay, j. b. Rose, Miss Eugenia Mae La
denberg, Mrs. James A. Burden, Mrs.
Wybold. Mrs. J. T. Davis Thomas ALI
son and Whit Hewitt
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PATENTS, TRADE MARKS, ETC.

JAMES r. DUHAMEL. Patent Attorney.
Trade marks and copyrights. 1872 Nassau
ST. Telephone Beekmsn-404l
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES; BOT
Yves, 37th Showing, storing. packing.
sshlpping Telephone 1890 Murray Hi
pAUBS STORAGE WAREHOUSE. u lat ave.
Storage. moving, packing, shipping:
safes and pianos moved. Tel. l24-Orchsrd
MRINLEY STORAGE Co, 232 East lIsth.-
Vans for moving: shipping, packing; mod
crate charges Tel 1Si4-Harlem.
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LOST BAN kBOOkS.

BANKooK No. s5i Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank In missing Any person n3Vlns
a claim 10 IL is hereby called upon 10 present
tine same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and new one Issued:
HANKBOOK No SOL, 1903 Of tho Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. Any person having
a claim 10 IL In hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days or submit to having
said paasbook cancelled and a new one issued
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DIAMOND Settlers.

DIAMONDS RESET WHILE you WATT
Mountings ready. HIGHEST prices paid for
Diamonds. and old jewelry. pINHOFER
BROS, 142 Fulton So, Manhattan.
DIAMONDS SET WHILE You WAIT
Diamonds ard precious stones bought.
GEORGE WIDENMEYER, n Maiden Lane.
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EYEsIGHT SPECIALISTS.

DR. MORGAN makes no charge for testin 9
eyes II years European hospital exps-
rience Optical goods at moderate prices
Pringle's Drug Store. 55th ST. and Sth ave.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
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ONCE. No 1864 Broadway, between Both and
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men,s received at the following branch offices
9e4 sth ave, g. E. cor. 23d ST.; 1853 9Th ave-,
cor 18th St; i04 East l4th ST.; 25T West AID
At, between It'll and 9Th ayes; 263 West
s9th st.: i57 East 125th ST.
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EWORKER.-Neat young German girl,
houseworker. good cook. can bake. excel
lent laundress; has friend nurse cry or
country. Miss Morrow's Agency. 72l LoH-
lnRtO ave. cor. Dhth.
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REM EDIE 8.

MRS. ~. sVOBoDA-HEDBAYNr WOULD
massage ladies' suffering with head neck.
arm and back aches by her own method.
nracti.ed for years on her. mother with great
success. VIII call on patients ADDRESS f,s
Grayesend ave, Brooklyn
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MISCELLANY OUS.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

HIGHEST prices paid for old gold. silver.
pawn tickets BORG. I48 West 23d 81,
near 9th ave.