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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10

All the Ieft-overs are ready
today at very little prices.
They are as perfect as when
they first stepped into the store,
and it would be very unwise
merchandising to carry them
over to another season nd ask
you 10 pay full price for them
So here they go on the bargain
table, and among these things
are some Of the biggest bar
gaias you ever saw.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
8 81

IT is both q convenience and economy
to be able to supply all OF your wants
In one house. and you can get any
article in the house-furnishiDg line that
you wish and at rock bottom prices at
The e. H. Stewart Furniture Coapanv.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10

entire family were in destitute oi,oum-
stances. and had nothing to eat. Chief
Dyer gave them>a note 80, Chss. D. Fox,
OF the poor, explaining the
situation. Charitable people could with
safety assist them until Ayres ia re.
leased from jail. without fear Of being
imposed on, as Mrs. Ayres is weak and
i'll with consumption.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
An Interesting Revival.

The series of revival Services at tho
United Brethren Church, that are being
conducted by Rev. DR.. Donovan, of
Staunton, ara being largely attended,
aud much Interest," is being manifested
by tho ~unconversed portion of the con-
gregations. The services will be con-
tlnued each night for an indenpi.s
period. and q cordial invitation 10 OK.
tended the public to attend.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
Wanted in Montgomery County.

City Sergeant Tillett received q LETT
ter yesterday from Thomas Lee Moore,
commemorative attorney of Mout-
Romery, requesting him to arressG.ant
Bentley. c,lofed, who is wanted in
that county on the charge Of felony.
The capiaa which was enclosed was
turned over to officer Rigney and he
hai him jailed In a few minutes. He
Will be sent to Montgomery this morn
ing.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
In Need of Assistnnce,

Yesterday sfsernodn the children Of
Bishop Ayres, the white man who Ia IN
jail for thirty DAYS In Aeisuls of the pay
mens OF o foe OF Sl0Ls Nor being drunk,
went ~ Chief of rolisS Dyer and in
formed Kim that their mofher end the
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
Hastings Court.

Hastings Court.
In the hustings court yesterday
Thomas Payne, charged with cutting
Harry Ward with Q knife In en harness
avenue fight, was sentenced to the
psnitentiary for two yeara. The jury
did not agree on q verdict until after
they had been out for several hours.
The afternoon was spent In trying Will
Waugh, chsrged with sssaultiug Rob-
er. Jones with q bottle In Jamiaon's
saloon. The case will be concluded
this morning.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10

For seasoned oak or pine wood by the
cord, or cut and split for the stove, call
on w. K. Andrews & Co., $40 Salem
venue. Their belled teams will de-
liver 1t.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10

For the largest atock and lowest
prices in dinner, tea and toiletware
call at The e. II. Stewart Furniture
Company.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
A Bad Sidewalk.

There is considerable complaint being
made by the citizens OF Northeast Roa-
noke about the condition of the board
sidewalk near the corner OF Shenandoah
avenue n Third street. Is is dangers
GUS for pedestrians at night, and should
be repaired at once.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10

DR.. Kinney found his dog through an
advertisement in The TIMES.
A young fawn was killed In the noun.
tains meas New Castle and shipped to
this oity yesterday. It was purchased
by h. b. Markedly.
German Tonight.
dancing class tonight In tho Fiery
building.
Prayer for Missions.
The monthly service OF prayer for
missions will be held at St. Johns
Church this afternoon at 4:3O o'clock.
Moved His ONCE
Or. T. W. Orczier, the dentist, q
moved his Office from Salem avenue to
Commerce street., over Wertz' grocery
ssore.
Circuit Court.
The circuit court was In session about
an hour yesterday. The case under
confederation was continued until next
Saturday.
A Good Market.
About forty wagons paid the curbage
morning. This Ia the largest market
since Deoem Der "a.
The Plumbers Busy.
Tho plumbers in the city are a busy
set, repairing the water pipes that
frczs and burst during the recent
cold spoil OF weather.
Revival servics,.
Rev. r A. Scott. pastor Of the Lee
Street Methodist. Church, IL conducting
. series CT revival services that will be
continued every night until further no
tice.
a Correction.
The runaway mentioned in yesterdays
TIMES was not q horse owned by w. G..
Williams, but belonged to Blair Plizer.
This correction 10 made 10 ~juatioe to Mr..
Williams.
Mrs. Diddle Ill.
Mrs. Samuel rain, of 3l2 Nelson
street. left Wednesday night for Balti-
moro In response to q telegram nou
Ing the illness OF her daughter, Mrs.
George w. Diddle.
a Change OF Schedule.
Notice the change of schedule of the
Roanoke Street Railway that will go
into effect this morning. Gall at the
Office of the company In the Terry build
NO and not a enhoauIa o.,d
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
Jackets,
Jackets,
Jackets,

AT your own prices-look at these
fgures-compars the quality and you
will admit they are way below their
value. !
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
Plainly Unconstitutional.

Plainly Unconstitutional.
It ia learned on reliable authority that
n OF the members of the new charter
committee of the Council offered q reso.
luton e~mbodying o clause in the new
charter prohibiting any citizen Of the
city becoming o member OF the Common
Council unless he owns SO. 500 worth of
real eotate. Upon reflection 1t was
found that only n man on the commit
tee was the owner OF 40 much property,
and he was the member who introduced
the resolution. It is needless to saw
that 1t was not adopted.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10

For the bast work-the Swiss Steam
Laundry, a53 Salem Gnu vest. Phone
272. TT
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
Good Skating.

Skating on the river. that has boon
frozen over for the past four days, has
been good, and the young men in the
city who are fond Of the sport go out in
the evening and remaia until about 10
O'clock. Tho farmers in the country
have stocked their ioe.houses for fear
this would 30 their last opportunity.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
a Needed improvements.

A city sire st force was busily engaged
yesterday Ia repairing the brick side
walk on the south side OF Campbell ave.
streets. This is a m~uch-needed i'm
2%rovement, as 1t was actually dangerous
for pedestrians to walk along at night.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
w. @. Il. U. Meeting.

The Hammer w. 9 r. u. will meet
this afternoon at 8 o'clock at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. l. Blair, Sr., on the COR
ner OF Church and Park streets. ALI
members are earnestly requested to at
ten "a business of importance will be
transacted.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
Circle of Kine's Dauehters,

The Christ Church Circle OF Kings
Daughters will meet tomorrow after.
noon at $40 o'clock at the residence of
Mrs. Price on franklin road. All mem
bers are requested to be present at the
meeting,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
In
millinery
Department

We are Offering our entire stock at
less than cost.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
Police Court Yesterday.

Harry Wainwright was fined $40 for
whipping p on the street. I'd
ward Smith was assessed SlO for va
prancy, which means thirty days on tho
chsin gang. Will Moore added SIS to tho
city treasury for the privilege Of being
d%!sorderly on the streets. O. +. Bryant,
9 suspicious character, ia held until to-
day on tho charge of trespsssing at the
East End furnace. Bell Miller, q colored
m from franklin county, is held on
the charge Of cutting o mans throat at
Rocky Mount. The authorities at that
place have been notified She claims
that she WAS acquitted before three
magistrates. The case against the three
negro boys charged with stealing wine
from the Ponce de Leon hotel wal con-
tinued again until this morning.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
Omoers.EIsct Installed.

The of~icers-eleot Of Osceola Lodge,
Knights OF Pythius, were Installed last
nighs. Past Chancellor Samuel e.
Crhpp, on retiring from the chair, re-
ceived a beautiful emblematic ring as q
token OF the respect and esteem Of his
follow members. The presentation
speech was made by n. III. DarnalI,
grand inner guard of the grand lodge.
The following members for the several
wards were appointed on tho sick com.
mtstee: First ward, 8. e Duerson;
Second ward, O. E. Watson; Thira
ward, w. T. R%utIedge; flourish ward. Il.
ID. Baughman; Fifth ward, q. f. Dali
guild.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
n. 8 w. Earnings and Expenses.

The receivers statement OF earnings
and expenses OF the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad Company for the month of
November, 1895, shows tho gross earn
ings for tho month to have boon $3.50.
l00.49. against S9i6. 40 5 for the same
month In 1894. The expenses, includ-
Ing taxes, for November. 1895. amounted
to S726,66 S6. against S677,4 8 80 for
November, 1894. The gross earnings OF
the road for the eleven months
ending November 80, we're SIS. 7sl, s53 As,
against S9,46s. $50. 90 for the same period
In 1894. The net earnings for the
eleven months of the year mentioned
above amounted to 81. O3i, 463 81.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
Local Bits.
News of People
and Events.
Happenings Briefly and Reliably
Put Before You.

DR.. Kinney found his dog through an
o. advertisement in The TIMES.
A young fawn was killed In the noun.
tains near New Castle and shipped to
this oity yesterday. Ii was purchased
II. II, Msrkeley,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
Blankets
Blankets.

We have a small lot of about 25
pairs of all-wool Riankets, slightly
8 soiied, at way below their actual value.
IN Comforts at 75c, $1.0o, sl.25, $3.50,
rs, 5000 and up.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
a Change Of Schedule.

"A VnHHKB Oh bCh6uuI6s
Notice the change of schedule of the
Roanoke Street Railway that will go
into effect this morning. Gall at the
Office of the company In the Terry build.
ing and get q schedule card.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10

Mrs. Samuel Str ain, of 3l2 Nelson
street. left Wednesday night for Balti-
moro In response to q telegram annourc
Ing the illness OF her daughter, Mrs.
George w. Diddle.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

HOLIDAY PRESENTS Edward More.
diamonds watches iewelry. ., ahI -
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

~ the poace took a hand in the examination as he
glove red al the main witness: - $500
'"iIad Won ever saw this prisoner before You seen
him Stealing them haTncSs?'
Not that 7 knows on. - ~
DO you identify them there harnesses as the
one he took from your barn.:
'Thcm's my harness. -
DO You stand up here, on your solemn oath ana
say they hain't no ether setter harness IKE theih
In the country" ..s oo,,,,
Il got my marks on them harness. ana couId
tell I'm if they was in Novey Scoshey
Would you have knowed them If YOU WASH
here when the constable brung them INTO the
presence of The Court
Il ten You | would have knowed 'hem any
where
You WHAT
II would have knowed en- anywhere.
'Gcntlomon of the jury roared the Justice. !
want to call your attention to this here witnesses
grammar Irstoad of saying he would nave
known he says he would have kno~ed' You
notice ne can't talk correct no moro tnan nntnin
| wont have no man convicted in this here court
on testimony what han't correct. The prisoner
al the bar is acquitted on the condi lions Of l"av-
IN other folks harnesses and likewise also oiher
cnattcls alone
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
THE. STATE or TRADE.

Cincinnati pee 2c Winter patent. 81 7'@ 50 ~
quiet W r,i O.: a:i corn fl''N offered hit i's
demand suSt4ns ,f.e.S. du. and easy i,rn
Family ana ic $ -. family ana clear INIT
-. Lard -k.filr. 4c. rrm" steam. 500 hil l'IN
salt-i Shoulders %0. short fh s'i-S 4'-e sh'i'
clear sides clear bellies. t--' Bacon So sAn.
olea-iers. l.s' short uh Sides i-e 7 s IN 1T ,rai
sides &c. loose clear bellies. 4tc iiu'f-fein - .c
ONO and Ina creamery. lf"lN0. tsgs-fr' l4t
Whiskel, 81 =
Boston. De- &c Flour quiet ana unchaneel spring
patents 81 7o1S5 ana siraIghis - ''>t o. win
Ter patents. S'aSJ -. clear and sitagn-. - "l">4 ~
('orrmeal quiet GOuG-c bag II ljr>l 80 Dbl corn
quiet steamer yellow. DID, $50. .'I3pc oats
unchanged. 40 clipped 90. IS. fancy. higher, new
oats .N21C. Nillfcci steady; spring bran 20 snip
lake and raI SllgSl 30. winter bran. Sl@e >l2 80. mid
dilngs. Sli 25QSl4 81 Red Dog hour SO 25aslG -
Pork quiet. and short cuts $40 2: extra prime
$40 - lean ends Sl2 Hams. 9eHlOiac. Lard 1r.
Bacon slS 1c. Butter quiet Northern creamery. ~
2c. Western 2l122c imitation. 10. June d. u j. :
ladies' Haze. Ncrm, Mt dairy l7NlSo. nmon; l'MlG,
Lambs quiet GnSr Mutton ana fctfiings. inDf- Veal
lT.. Che,s. quiet: Northern 1ON1o4c: Western 9N loc
Eggs quiet by 2NG;c Eastern choice 2,r; West
crn 2i42. Michigan 2-023r. Beans dull. yellow eyes
3pQsl kidneys. s. ;oTSl t.. marrow pea. >ln
81 %. pea 81 31H>l 30: mediums. SlT>l j" Pou-
try qurt ana steady. Northern young turkeys ltHlIc:
Western l3014.c: Northern fowls. lou T.. chickens.
l2di4c. Western chickens ana fowls 9nlr' geese. lOn
12 ducks 120i3 P,taioes quic'. heimons 4oa l'c.
s>n iOc. >iH>l ~ bh. oranges. Nalcncas. s. -
as 80 IL case Tamaicas S5nS5 90 hh Lemons. 81 p
asa gulef: choice >lG1>l7. lower grades.
Sl2Tsli Evt straw quiet sl"NSc, leather quiet; Hem
lock sole frss 2oN2lc. seconds. l"c. Union
sole nrsis 2iG3Oc: seconds. 2IN2so.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

EXTRA LARGE. heated room. with dros s.
inc room. 1850 -rii.,m"n. -. private
American family. - West l"''h ST.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
BOARD AND ROOMS.

4 PRIVATE adult family near Loving
f,r-ala clhl. Offer q 9. ~ SI.'" or
-incle rooms. reduced rates arr ll-
tl.ftf. highest references. pAllLh. l"l
East Iisf-st
Az ATTRACTIVE second ao.r private
house. unsN..lifd location ana table.
gentleman or family. iae0'ahl" terms. II
West i6ih-~i.
KEW HOME nile;v r"oul" at.
others - vo.iHt. Dirr''Hr- af SAINT
Ann 4te.
17TH-sT ~ EAST. Stgyvcs,ut Squ'f".
win board. dr~Ifihl. 3 'H-. N'u-r Hnl
appointments nr-t-ciass. r'iri'nc't
9oTH. 347 WTST. Hands ae. lars" sunny
'front.' room. pleasant DH1liNfitni- h ii''
high class table. lowest terms.
aeD-ST.. = WEST Hand -omely furnished
second r0or with board. reference.
3tTu TT -, WrST f;.au-ifINt tuin
o.. largo p4ri,r floor. sunny. nain. pi.t t'"
table. ftierri r"e.
SD ST. ~ WEST Lars~ second-s'ory
fr .nt room. all conf"ni-nr superior
table. moderate. references exchanged
s6TU l4G EAST. Desirable large alcove
room. ample closets. sanitary plumbing
excellent table. house. neighhNrh"oI hrsi-
class. references.
5iTU- 81. iel WEST Board In Q south
crn family. references exchanged
oeo WEST 27D Newly furnished rooms.
with board. refor0r"es.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
Diti.ssN AiNi.s

cLOAKMAkAE auA ui..SSAiA
Him. = lIN. Will WAhr tl''ii' 'lr 'H
cluah. and r,-tlr,-. plush .i'm A
steamed. finest N"...r .u u fAfm h'',
VIII alter rrise. rem ..".. enlarge s.''''s'
maA- into cip.s. ,..li 'i"s ANA "'hr.-.
GRHlG l3l West - 81.
cOt.rURlERE FKANCAISE and .adies'
taiior. Latest models fur winter rnsiun"-.
,apr- AMI wr4pe, lI-f Hra- n'f gowns f'-
mllciled. short time. W"irrdi. pfi.,>.'
special stylNs fNr lars" ladie-. Nine. ~
IiERSON 23s GtA formerly with
Stern Bros
pRE~~MANEN Thorough rutirr hii'r.
on HHr-' evening ani Walking dresses.
faucs wA.-t-. '4re-. aisl mis- 'nn' ins
l.wu-. reasonable. hf dts 'f n'm' ~
Gfl .tNr.
uREsSMAkEK. -Thorurh lr,s-ml,-f in
every branch .f i,. luf.n.-s' I ii"- rN
et- .-ni-. df} ur "rn. hu'.
highest references. A.ir"ss Ili'i-'i 'ii.
D., ll.. i-l2 nr'A.HfA.
pHrsSMAKEK- -Thor. ughiy competent.
take. rs home 0f Dos day. late
skirt. wu-ts. also r'.uHI. liint alter
tons. chlliifn's dft--t-. Mfs. HOOD lN'
Wet lul-t-st.
DHLsSMAKER Late o; stern nr.'
class ntter and Igrrr. latest French
STYLES. in families. - day WALLACE
I'll West li5th-st.
pREssMAKEK Stylish. artistic. en-
fragments ln private families. home ~
tN day. terms reasonable Address III
West l25th e.. Room IL
pHESSMAk Fafniiie- u.r'iing reliable
di.esfn1ke. l..n.t rftffHi ifsf l'-'
work only II - dHy reference. address
rRfs~AfAKIE. - $50 atr.
pRES~M AKEE -Es FIRST class French
lres-maktr who does NOT speak lusl-h.
ia private family COG shop a- cutter ana
filter. d, objection tu country. oltN refer
.n,e Address Mr. RITZ. - Leroy IT,
MADAME AMElIE. 80 tih ave-. late
with H.li-fn. London Worth. Dnu'rt.
Paris wishes moro cu-fumrt4. home ur
out by aay. s. -. costume from =
work spe. laifV.
SEAL. GARMENTS fancy furs made 10
order. r,mods.linr oli garments -l''-
clnifV. prices reasonable. Mrs. BARK Err
lln NNeal ..pIn-st Iale Mltn Gunth.I' >.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
tt,<IS;I;,D ROOMS TO LET.


EXTRA LARGE. heated room. with dress
inc room. 1850 -rit.,mrn. -. private
American family - West l35'h ST.
UAIIROOM Private conner house, 'nls
s. wcekly ~ LeNin1i9n ave-. corner
3ifh So
oiST- ST. 81 EAST
Desirable rooms. with " without board
references.
25TH-sT.. - WEST noa.r = ffman Hons'.
Large. sunHy apaj jment hrst-'. ass
house. French caterer "A ha- meni r'i'r-
cuc.-.
26Tu ~ WEST Elegantly furnished
parior room. with private ta'h ana
toilet. also large and sraN room
MTH ST. alG EAST. Large. we'll FIR
ri-hef front room. hca'~'. private n'i.''
rea-Inaiie.
c4TIf-ST near Park. Choice suites. 'o-
r.tlrr single. every cNut'nicn,r. SUI
parf, adults. Inquire ''l NNlN''' "'l
Madis1n-aVe.
.vu ST. near ih-ave Elegant suite ~
rooi,s. newly furnished. very feA, manic
o. mont particular gentlemen Wl-Aln- sr
r.r.nr Recommendations. lANll't / LNN'
isox @tO Tribune Once.
$40 9Th AVE. 0op fooD. Nice. newly
furnished rooms als1 lts" front room
r.r Light house keeping
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

CONCERT GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO.
latest Improvements. p'N.riNl. r"'''
tom: warranted IL years. >l*p. S''ili,.,
Fast IlGfl- ST
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
WANTED Expentncel.. reran,e esn,,
HELP .<TI,D.
>~-~~~-~-~~~~~~@-~~~-~-@-o
Female.

Female.
WANTED A fh.r.uehl. competent 500
mi ,iH. n.. afraid of hard w0rk. f.r
small ..i,4fo fJmll. p-c'or Enel I-r. Nrif"
fi.f. stating 1885, nationality HnN wages
expected. li-hr-f references required e.
IS e.. Ttlln. 'nir'.
WANTED \ girl as chamherm!il ana
u.lr.~ iu email family. 'nl Mon
l.,. aai Tuostlv MORNINGS. between 10 AND
II U'.i., ,l,. at 80. - W',t in'h -.
WANTED. - sfrn -raph"r ana iNNeWii'''
c.r ,r 1r.nif.ef.- Office. must he an cN
t.ri.-. Il operator. q stoatf position Tor
p, .ner party. state axe. cNr"rirnc". f'i
.r..- and salary expected. Address AK
rfifTEsT. Tribune pfico.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
HELP " ttTEb.

oooNoO0~.. ~--.~ ..r0'-N~O-.-~0D0-0"0|~~~O
MEN AND NOMEN out ~ emn!'y'nen' ,.op
and wiling to WORK can learn ol p'i
u4r.nt situation at good wages. oy "Il'lHs
a once IL =. Y. H.. Bon -s3. Augusta
Name.
r., lr-ln|.. BI-SINE~S GUIDE Co.
Cincinnati. ..
LEAD m'KNERS WANTED. Apply 70
p0sioilc- BOX 2'o Hayonne. y. ).
MASON and carpenter wants thoroughly
hfaf-riass office man and h'okk"rpri ~.
over - years, sicn'-raph"r preferred. n",
mot essential. only one having occupied 4
similar position with % prominent firm ~
Now rk builders need apply silt' .'l-
ary expected BUILDER. Box l"'. her
ald. 2id-st
opEiL EMPLOYMENT ENCHAN'iE.
Established ~ u.n seeH4nS '"p'.,
ri.rf l.oI.,.l.r- slle.mrn. o'tc" ~'slst
~ ,.fi...,. r- clerks cashiers. watch
nan .le.nr,r- if,Gt.re. p0rier+. u'"iui
mon th.t.i-. clI's. Institutions, citi'
c.tntr.. positions guaranteed. DbhLL'
~ W,.t ~
WANTED E, l.nt agents. al c.'i,s.
., r.- ,r... li.t..r. hogs. owners buy
al -Iclf. p.,If. l,n p-r cent l"> fnlt'h
$50 Room .li S." N'tn.
WANTED --.mpia dsffliui r. every
whore. i.tl .>--. 80 per 1000. pos non
r.-n.lr.nf. in,i.-r addressed enf'l.p p'.
CsGAI EASTERN lMl''i' iN' wa
iui.a.i'lil.f
WANTED EXPERIENCED -pecial'y sales
m.u tn -eu aur u'" speciality .nF I'D n
# uruu. .s-i.n4al. record VIII be n-ld'i'i,
u1 -i N.. k.rs or boys n"od Apply
lIN >li. Chicago
WANTED Experienced reranle gent
In al PARTS ~ the United states. %
ni.1m We can now assign sp.cial i'rrit,o1y
r. ,ho sal u TIE NEW-NOEk : ltlh-
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