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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-01-14
Cheteau.

JudSe u. u. Snnitn was In town
Wednesday evening.
The county seat was favored by
visit on ru. sday by DR.. and Mrs.
Titus.
Evans and Graves have moved
their saloon into the building re-
Gently vacated by Byron Corson.
Mr. A. L Hoy and his FRIEND
Mr.. Anthony Prims were in town
Tuesday and Wednesday on busi
ness.
Otis Whaley, who is employed
on ranch near the Sweet Grass
buttes, is home this week visiting
with his family.
Mr.. Chas Blackman left for
Helena Saturday last, where he
will spend tho winter with old
friends and associates.
Mr.. Jas Collias, who injured his
knee about two months ago, has
entirely recovered and has gone tc
work for the S. 7. outfit.
Byron Corson has rented for a
term of four years, the Jackson
block on Main street, aud is this
week moving in his stock of con>
fectionery, cigars. etc.
Next Tuesday evening the D..
of II. will hold a regular meeting
in their hall in the town hall, at
which time the newly elected
officers will be installed. All
members are req lsted to be
present.
There is baing introduced arouud
town a novelty in the shape of a
lantern by our Mr.. White, who will
convince you it is good thing
even if he has to take off his hat
to blow it with. White'lights, not
red, are all the 60 how.
Mr.. Thos. Swanton has been ia
the Falls, for the last week, laying
in large stock of material for the
spring trade, There was consider
able trouble in his batch family
while he was gone, but we know he
will get the boys in line again
soon.
We have ir our midst one of the
best story telers there +, in the
state. He will make his story sti, k
even if he has to go TO California
and get 35-foot snakes, 22>foot
willows and sucker fish that will
bite on baited hook. Some like
hops in the morning best.
Mr.. Jos. McCuaig, our genial
ard esteemed under sheriff, left
for the east Wednesday to join his
family in Philadelphia. He will
visit all points of interests between
here and the Atlantic coast, and
will be in Washington for the in,
auguration of President Mckinley
There was quite an excitement
in certain batchelors outfit the
other night on account of one OF
the members being able to find 6
demijohn. Jack wanted it fol
vinegar, Dick wanted it for turpen
tine, but Knowles says, here sar
nothing of the kind sar. We want
TIE, sar.
Siverman & Cohen have sold
their stock of general merchandise
to Jos. Hirshberg q Co., and have
rented their store to the same firm
who will use the building as {
warehouse. This transaction
winds up the business of this wei
known firm in Choteau, and .leave
our burg with only one first clas
store. We understand the Silver
mans will leave in a short tim
for Spokane, where they will joi
Mr.. Cohen, who is in business there
We wish them every success.
Mans life is game of cards
First is cribbage. Next he tries
to go it alone in sort of cut
shuttle aud deal pace. Then HI
raises duce till his mother takes
hand in and contrary to Hoy'
beats the little joker with her five
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-01-14
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Cascade Bank,


At Great Falls, in the State OF
Montana. at the close of business
Mopdav Ion 1907
From the Official Report to the
State Auditor Of Montana n
= Y
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts ........s2 .s2ls, ,sss 90
Real Estate ....'............ s1is e
county and city hysEaTr, waTrants- s's7s "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07

the Christian, governor, however. was
rendered imperative by the appoint.
.n,nt of n military governor, who.
being MussulmAp, refused to act 10
harmony with the Christian governor
| Finslly the military authority was nil
that remained.
The result was another insurrec-
ton In 1850, and the island has bsen
In state oi ierment ever since. In
July, 1896, hOstilities broke cut with
the accompanying evils OF plumber,
massacre ana the burning OF villages.
The Christians fortified themselves In
tho mountains AMI volunteers came
rom Greece to swell their numbers.
Greece, however, through her con.
suIs, advised the Crlstisns to patience,
assuring them that the powers were
working In their interest. The Porte
was compelled to asue an trade, prom.
!sing to appoint n Christian governor
with the power to use the imperial
army to maintain order and appoint
tihcert, and placing the island under
the supervision OF the powers. The
Cretans accepted this decree, but
tho Mohnmmednns were enrage1
at the powers granted TO the
Christians, and pillage, massacre and
incendiarism were renewed, until the
atrocitns at Canea forced Europe to
take cognizance 81 the state OF Affairs.
The repeated massacres caused intense
excitement In Greece. Demonstrations
took place under the very windows OF
the king and the PREMIER. Against
the swelling current no human power
could avail. The king c.uld do moth
ing else but dispatch squadron to
Cream waiers ana land troops. Had
he refused, an inturrection would have
besn the result in Greece.
NJ. Botassi cor cludes hls article by
poiuting cut that nil talk apout the
necessity OF guarding the integrity OF
the Turkish EN- pire is so much non.
aeuse. The uismemberment has boen
going on steadily. Crimea, Greece,
Moidavia end Wallachiu, Belgrade,
Servia, Bulgaria, Ksre, Bstoum, Cy'
prus, Bosnia anu Herzegovina have
all been snatched from Turkey. Iii
only whsn Greek claims are involved
that tho integrity OF tho Ottoman EN-
pife Is considered nece ssary for tn
peace Of Europe.
In considering the Cretan question
and the various complications arising
from it, the hand OF the Ruler OF no
tons is plainly visible, as indee,
throughout the pages OF history. Tn,
Turks nt present hold sway over
country destiIed 10 be the centrs
stage OF important events. This sag
must be cleared. and somebody mus
be instrumental In bringing this aboui
, The nations anu the Princes may hesi
, tate and even tremble for the outcome
but when the moment arrivet
, that which has been dscreed shall
accomplished, anu the world will b
impreaaed with the fact that the col
summation has been brought about b
the hand OF God.
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| OF criticism I'LL the dark hour OF dis
comings eau frequently be made more
effective at such times. In that hope
for the present insia n ce, we may 10
permitted to cay that 1t 10 about time
the work OF constructing levees along
the Mississippi river and its tributaries,
and OF carrying ofi the waters Of that
mighty stream, were done In more
systematic, thorough and secure man.
ner. Most OF thess works are done
under government ausp cos-where
not, they should be, BECAUSE private
negligence as to the strength OF dixie
ought not to be- allowed to imperli
neIghboring life and property for
miles around. Millions upon
millions OF dollars have be on
appropriated by states and the
national government for the protaetion
of adjacent lands and tho improve
ment OF river channels. Much OF
this means hiss been absolutely
waited, as every body knows. By
dredging, by ieities, by q scientific
study OF all the methods possible In
the correction Of menace OF this
magnitude, far greater measure OF
protection might have been attained
than has as yet been enjoyed. The
trouble Is there has been lack OF
system coupled with a surplus Of
teifishness, and in and through and
around 1t all has been the fatal ban OF
politics. This latter was never known
to control rivers or rescue flood
threatened lands; yet there always
was vaet amount of it in all opera
lions where public money had to be
expended. The Mississippi river and
valley ought to be taken at once out
OF the "spoilA" column, in which they
have rested so long, aud placed where
they ought 10 be. under civil service OF
the slricteet type. To leave them
longer under the reign and subject to
the capriees Of politics will be nothing
short Of national crime.
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A GREEK POINT OF yiLw.


Ia the April number Of the Moth
American Review NJ. ID. ". Botass,,
Greek olnsui general at New York,
gives brlof account OF this circum.
stances that brought about the present
uprising ON Crete and the interference
by the Greek people and government.
II c)ntradicts the statements recent
y made by tho Russian pFuss that tho
responsibility for the tTou ole rests with
King George an his otbine..
NJ. Bota 81 says Crete has always
been one OF the " rsl governed prov
inoes OF Turkey, and that the Cnr,s.
tiaus there have suffered untold
miHptits. In 1866 Formidable
ilsurfectlon broke out which lasleI
for tTO years and cost tho Turk.
ish government ovsr 5000 600,
more than the Crimosn war. The
result was the pr3mulgstlon OF a.
organic law, whc1, however, never
was carried out. The powers inserted
In the San S,etauO treaty paragraph
euIoiulns the Sultan to apply that
law, tu, It Sill remained a dead letter.
In 1878 new revolution was com.
nenced. The sublime porte agaiu
Promised to intro uco reforms end
signed tue treaty OF Halep', by the
terms OF which Christian governor
was to be appointed and some measurs
! Of autonomy granted. The power o..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07

Americana are the most inventive
people on earth. To them have been
Issued nearly 100000 patents, or more
than one.third Of ell the patents Issued
in the world. No discovery OF modern
years has been Of greater henefit to
mankind thnu ChambetlaiL's Collie,
Cholera and Diarri On Remedy, or has
done more to relieve pain and suffer.
ing. J. w. Vaughn OF Oakton, Ky,
saws: "I have used CbHmberlGin's
Cole, Cholera and Diarrh pt Remedy
in my family for several years, anu
find IL TO be the best medicine / ever
used for cramps in the stomach and
bowels." For sale by Druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07
POLITICS A POOR PROTECTOR.

For centuries the little country In
northern Europe constituting what ia
generally known as the Netherlands
has protected itself against the req ist-
less sea by magnificent system OF
dikes. Not only has It preserved it's
tideP, tut 1t has also In large areas
conquered tbs ocean ITSELF and by
the construction OF impenetrable walls
aud the scientific use OF pumping and
drainage apparatus, made steady en-.
oroachment upon old Nepiune's realm.
Its siupsndOus engineering achieve
ments, resulting from the patience and
uuexampleu Industry OF It's people,
aud admiration OF the world. The
lesson impaired has been that no Oh
stacies were t. o great to be overcome by
mans ingenuity and labor, even when
those obstacles came in the form OF
cesseloss stu,gle with the storm
tossed waters ofthe unres,rained Ger.
man ocean.
Generally the world has appreciated
This splendid lesson; yet truth compels
the Admiration that its full import and
value stlll lail OF recognition in
ibis choice and promised land
u America. Within a fortnight
asst the papers have teemed with
accounts OF existing ami threatened
calamity from oveIf jwed and broken
lev,es in the great Mississippi, and the
heart ia CHILLED with fear as to the
probable extent OF loss, both of life
and property, before the danger shall
have past. Tho visitation, whlle by
no means usual, Is still not without
precedent and plenty OF 1t; there have
been disastrous nDods before in tho
pow.inundated regions, and millions
Of dollars would not cover the actual
loss incurred, to say nothing OF the
hundreds OF priceless human lives
which were offered up as sacrifice to
the angry wEters.
We realize that there is cold COM
mt :. ne policy OF reserving words
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07

When the liver Is sluggish nil other
organs are involved. You euffer from
Constipation, , Billousntss, Jhundice,
Hsadache, Indigestion, Pain in Back,
Chills and Loss OF Energy. You viii
never know how promptly these
trou bles can be cured until you use
HERBINE. II cures quickly when
other remedies utterly fail. Regulates
the Liver, Purities the Blood. HER
BINE Ia n Harmless Vegetable Remedy
shat gives new life and euergy almost
from the frat dose. Price 10 Gents.
Free Trial Bottle at q. q. M. l..
Drug Department.
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Aud every bit OF relief is part Of cure
that Will stay cure. Use Bsllatd's
Horehound Syrup and note how quick,
ly you are cured and how well you ieel
aftsrward. Specific also for Whoopllng
Cough and Group. John Coffin, XII
win, Kansas, save. "Whon began TO
use Ballsrd's Horehound syrup Tor
Consumption the Doctor had said mat
1 would die in few days. Am now
up and around. Have no more PAIN
In chest or lunge." Pslce 20 ana oV
cents. No benefit, no pay. Sold by
n. q. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
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THE coy COUNCIL.

One important item before the CITY
| Council at its TUESDAY evening sts-
sion was tue prop sition to Appropriate
IS, coo In aid Of the Pioneer Jubilee
celt brailon. Considering the fact that
this city lie the pivotal point Of the
| Pioneer events in the State, being
the first place OF settlement and also
the location Tor the central celebra.
ton, tho nmOunl asked for Is moi
large. In sppropriating luOlic funds
the Council 10 restricted within certain
limit; and one OF these Ia to make and
carry out regulations, MT repugnant
10 the Constitution ana laws, to pro
mote the prosperity, good order,
comfort and convenience OF the
city and the Inhabitants thereof.
There Is no question that the holt
ing OF the celebration here next July,
ami the honJrlng OF the Pioneers who
founded this city, win be an event
conducive to the prosperity OF the
municipality and It's Inhabitants as O
| whole; while the providing OF grounds
and Of other necessities in connection
with the display to be made on that
occasion, aud OF directing affairs to
have perfect discipline In the arrange
msnts wQulI DO in brhRl' OF good
order, comfort AMI convenience OF the
city and Its iuhAbitants unIer the
circumstanceF, anu would bs al assls.
, lance which tho Jubilee commission
8 would appreciate highly. This would
: DO strictly In accord with the corporate
4 needs ami welfare al such time, aud
could mot be accomplished with
% lees than the amount named
J.. 1t would be further very
70 graceful act OF this city coul
CT make the Pioneers its special guest
re curing the celebration exercises. Tn
IS public will be willing for Il littl
8, pinchlng II expense in some othe
o. qusriefs to enable the Council to TAX
n becoming action regarding the Jubilee
IN Another mate before the muniei
H. pal solons at last evenings eesslon per
In haps was not SO pleasant theme, /
10 some people, to discuss ns Is the frs
be mentioned item, but was equally
ir matter Of public concern. That wa
C. the action on the Mayors nOminatlO
el for chairman OF board OF public works
The msiorlty Of the Council wer
Of uniAvorable TO the nominee, an
ie therefore rejected him, which they ha
of q perfect right - do, and for reaion
h. sufficient to them ami which we will
"A. mol queation. There was enc feature
"a. OF special mole in this connection
n. however, and that was that the Coun
II. Gil established itself US superior to on
N. men,s male to the Council, the com
in. mlttee report on the nomination wa
IT. made out and signed, the minorit,
liz refusing to concur. Yet the report wa
II. withheld, the reason being, 1t wa
te asserted, that some OF the Oomnitte
he wanted to do some manipulation {
II. Council members Ia favor Of thel
m view, Whether this procedure wa
ne really intended OF not, 1t was uippe,
to promptly by tue majority OF the C1un
he ell, aud may perhaps serve az u uotic
10. to committees that reports should b
er made with reasonable promptnoss, an
40 not be used as means OF trades 0
I'D manipulating Council members i
a. wsys that are dubious, TO cay the less
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07

Rheumatism, Neuralgia ana other
painful tffiicttons arc now Rs easily
cured as tney were once hard to cure:
Science has learned what palm 10 ana
BallRrd's Snow LInimoni Is the result;
Cures Bttains, cuts, Bruises, SUN
Joints and CONTRACTED Muscles. PEN
etratos to the very Bone and relieves
almost from the moment IL touches.
When a liniment lie needed, you owe II
to yourself 10 get the best. The dealer
ia authorized TO guarantee this one.
Price 90 cents. Sold by u. g. M. l.
Drug Drpt.
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vance 10 His comm and men,a. THIS
,pitit VIII poimesie all the brano es o!
the Church, anl must result In In
erea,od power among tho Saints and a
more thor ugh conception Of and
PREF aratlon for tho momentsus events
thst are preasing close upon each other
In these days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07

Mr.. AMOS Coos. of Pennsylvania,
is an applicant for Office at the hands
OF the new administration. The gen.
tleman may have his faults, but lie lie
evidently no chicken.
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Excursion to ogden Friday, Obj, Via
the OREGON short Line.

Fare for the round trip only 81.
Special train leaves at pm. Re-.
turning, leaves Ogden after the opera.
Fare, including peri 'rmaucr, 81 SO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07

IL ANYBODY desires a grea ter vari.
ely OF spring climate than the local
weather clerk ia Just now dealing out,
our columns are open for the publlca.
ton Of his petition.
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fAoTteRAPHERs.

.AYE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN AT
4 4 Olsen X raldmo's Photograph Gallery,
Wasaich blort. corner Of Nam and second
south. FirEt class wort from a on and up ucr
id1 Avail yourselyes OF this chance while
hcao prices Last
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The HEvs /, on sale at tho principal Hotsis, New,
after p. m daily.
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REPAIRING.
PLu MBlNa AND TiNwoRk.

THE DAVID JAMES Co, TN Az .,rSet
yanized IRON works. No. @ NAM -
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STAKE CON FERENC ES.
APPOINTMENTS UNTIL OCTOBER 1907.

uday July i7Als
10 suAy and
land sly T
Arrl nd q SUI
and Sunday ah7 and WHlo
(rrdayan si md oeands
v.y eundna md Mon an l6 San nd Morgan
ayands August 2 s ad Jr
No. undayn n d John liar Cards
ninyadS M y Ka Wayne
NAV Oaui3 Sunday 3
Juno, 4andE IS 2 sat
yad d .Brnnck ~ Je
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sTRAYE0
FOUND.
PATENTS AND PENSIONS.

NXvANTED go INVENTORS 10 hsO n.
w that Fitz-Gcrald 4 Co, tho 0lo' te,p'G
Fiblc Patent Lawyers OF NrshlhEWn' lie
have opened branch ufiico IN sH.l .t'pfs
Patents procured fer INVENTOR; 70 "u's III,
fee required Iook on phtentb iTeo' te
you how to mako fortune. Trace l,liN sCal
cured Pensions for soldlcTo ana heHh. ~
or write fitE.S Id and Co, huofhH"
O'Meara blocs thlt Lake.
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Subscribers changing sneir place of residence
rhould hWaJs give former well as prescott ad.
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nNE coon SECONDHAND BolLER,
~ from to horse power Apply TO An.
derson, Taylor Co So south Wes, temple.
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r HAVE NEVER PRESENTED sALrAiR
j. Cottage City 10 outsiders, II you could
only ee this proposition as experienced raY-
elers do there would not be q lot IN saIlair
Cottage City for sale at SIC. W. Z. LADD,
Progress Block.
DiD you EVER sroP At THE BoLEY
- House at Mercur. II you know the rep.
utatou Of the house and what It's trade u, now
Is the time to make some money II you want
hotel. lie house Is FURNISHED complete and
you can bay the whole layout for one.half It's
value, Can Andsee me-
5C3 Progress Block.
7 GUESS SOME OF YOU WHO WANT
i hotels are afraid TO come TO me 70 ask
questions, AS yeu keep writing TO the Boley
house for information. Your letters are Tor;
wArded 10 me to answer, II you want a hotel
ness W +. LADD,
y. %. Box s7l. rrogress Blk.
wANTEG-mIsotLu
=-------------------- - ------------
Y UCERS HAY, WILL EXCHANGE MER-
IL ehaudise. hew York Cash store.
WANTED MEN WISHING TO TAKE
" examinations soon IN SAT- Lake city for
Hallway Man Cierk and other S9yernmost
IUkEAU OF INFORMATION, CinciEnGn o.
TWO good PORTRAIT AGENTS. APPLY
l. NO y south FIRST West street
NY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS
ID clerk in a store. either In city or country;
has good references. Address II. n. H., this
ofloe
NJANUFAOTURERs WANT Al SAILS
M men In every state To sell 10 the trade;
good side line; liberal commission; also reli'
able. permanent representative In every large
city, also good house to house canyasser in
every city good profit; exclusive territory not
occupied auick selling househol d article Of
merit NroomAn. 80 Dearborn y. Chicago, III.
JITANTED YOu 10 MAXI AND SELL
w 200 kinds OF soap. u. u. borlor, Baker
cay, Oregon.
J5IEsT CL4ss,wIDE -AWA AXE Dry GOODS
a. NJ. W. Waterfront Dress Facing and Bind
Ing, the best in t9e market Big comm ,s,,
Address with reference, w eber Manutactur'
iug Co, oshkosh, Wisconsin.
XyoUR CLOTHES TO CLEAN. 81 PER
4 month o'Meara block. o. w. second so
On HORSES 10 EoARD ASo EVERY.
~ tody to know that shurtloh has the
best camp wagons In the city, also hrslclahs
livery. call on Exchange stables, No. lA
1. Fourth youth
COUNTY WARRANTS,
STATE WARRANTS,
Russell /. TRACY.
COMMERCIAL block.
rJ1o oUu FHIENDs. aATsoN BROS. THE
4 Photographers. on account OF the late
Gre, have removed TO az state ~, where
| factory mannef. Call on ua At ,ue new stand
| gl2H STATE. MaRon liros., photographers,
NFES DESIRING GOYFRNMENT rOsI.
| WI tons as Halfway Mnil lorts, Carriers,
| Gaugers Inspecturh, tteuogsbphers. Engi-
| neers, WatchmCn, JAnit0rs, etc, To write at
once for vniuable information tree), EXani-
| nations occur soon In every state. Address,
| Dep. {, 4, t. bureau Of Information, Cincin.
nail ~,
| nLD or SECONDHAND LUMBEW, on
~ will tear down buildings. T.. u. HoN g1f,
| cily.
| IYANE YOU An AtlEi1TEf bHiNG IN
| Al to Jones lcstaurant,i 20 hast first south
| 81 Rest meal in town for lbc. kyerytuing Of
tho best
nNE COOP SECONDHAND ROLLER,
| ~ from to horse power Apply to An.
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TINE DAVID JAMES co STRAIN FITTING
and plumbing in all Their branches No.
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WANTEn-sIIuaTInN

ID NIGHT Young MAN. EXPLRT Tyre.
- writer and penman, wants work of any
EeWs
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nLD on sEOpSD.HAND LUMBER, on
~ will tear down buildings. T. U. noX g5'
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10y YOUNG MAN, a SITUATION AS
ID clerk In a store. either In city or country ,
has good references. Address ii. n. H., this
OflCe.
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oPTIOlAn-

AN EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL, pnsGaef
"A eight years' experience; W. y t, E1's souts
strcnt Ivns Damned for glasses H'
special lenses ground to OF The -
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HAVE YOU An AITEi1TEf BNiNG IN
III to Jones ncstaurant,tO hast tirsl South
f. Best meal in town for lbo, Lyerytuing Of
the best
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MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTtD-AN AGENT

Tn EvEKH sECTION, no CANVASS. 400
Il 10 'tc0 day made. sells NJ sight; also n
man otcl staple Eoods 10 dealers, best side
me. '1t'v amonth. snltTy or large commits.
flon made. experience unneeeIshry. For
sea oup1ttcul are send stamp Chiffon soap
Afrufaeiurng Company. Cincinnati, Ohio