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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-04-24
Overworked Nerves

and wasting vitality make their pres
ence known through headaches,
dizziness, inability TO sleep, less of
appetite and general rundown con-
diJiOn of the system. These signs
are sometimes accompanied by neu-
Talgia, hysteria, rheumatism or nerV-
Gus prOstration in some other form.
To remove these troubles, cure the
nerves. They need feeding, strength
ening and building up, and nothing
will do this so quickly and so surely
as DR.. Miles Nervine. This truly
remarkable medicine is gaining nun
dreds OF new friends every day. Here
is a surveyor from Decatur, Ind,
Mr., G., r. Mexican, who writes:
ga chronic stomach trouble, which
my physician was unable to over
come, so wore on my nervous system
that / broke down with nervous pros
tration. / could not sleep day OF
night except in fltful maps; could
scarcely eat any kind of food and
wasted away to a mere shadow.
After spending over $500. 90 in vain
search for relief, L was prevailed
upon to try DR.. Miles Nervine. Re
lief came Immediately. / took six
bottles and today am well man"
DR.. Miles Nervine is sold at all
druggists on positive guarantee.
Write for free advice and boz let to
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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Central Christian Church. About ter
years ago be held meeting in thil
CITY.
At s 80 we started for home. Be.
ing fatigued by the labors of the day
and having in childhood formed the
habit of sleeping, we, when few
miles from Lexington. gave our head
a tuck for adjustment to the seat and
in few seconds we were sleeping al
the rate of thirty miles per hour. The
rattle of the train, the keen whistle OF
the engine, the call of the stations,
Winchester and Mt. Sterling, only in
tensified the pleasure of our sleep, as
we Weakened not. We had not in
formed the conductor to call. When
we awoke and asked where we were,
he told us to come to the rear door, as
we were at Mt. Sterling. More asleep
than awake we followed his direction,
aud soon realized, as the express glid-
ed away that we were in the large
Che second) cut in Mr.. John Msgow-
ans farm about three-fourths of a
mile beyond the depot. As walking
was good and the night not very dark,
and as the train was going in the OPP
posite direction, we decided to foot it
home. So here we are.
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UNDERTAKING A SPECIALITY.
y HARRIS,
OPP. Court House,
MT. STERLING, Ky.

Miss Sarah w. Calvert, of Lex
ington, State Commander Of the
Ladies of the Maccabees has organ
lied a lodge in this city. They
meet every Monday night of each
week in the Masonic Temple.
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BATH COUNTY ITEMS.
Bath Counry Democrat. ]

Bath Counry Democrat.
The total debt of Bath county is
S65,03l.30.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Maze,
of Marshall, April 18th, 1900, boy.
At Stepstone Roe Carpenters little
daughter, Nora, while playing, fell on
some barbed wire and stuck one of
the barbs in her eye. She is getting
along nicely.
Morehead is making a strong effort
to have the proposed extension of the
railroad from Hillsboro to come there
instead of crossing the G. & o. at Salt
Lick, in this county.
Rev. r. A. Walton, who has been
evangelizing in Ohio, Michigan, Indi
ana and Illinois, came in Monday eve
ming. He left Wednesday morning
for New York, accompanied by his
wife and daughter.
The Cincinnati and Licking River
Railroad Company, corporation
composed of Chicago capitalists. has
purchased the Brooksville Railroad
and the Covington, Flemingsburg and
Ashland Railroad, running from
johnson Junction to Hillsboro. These
two roads will be connected and ex-
tended to Vest Liberty in Morgan
couutywf the company owns over
II zoos of coal and timber lands.
Running sores, boils plmples, etc q.
quickly cured by Banner oalve, the
most healing salve in the world. No
other Gust as good"
Sold by F. c. DuERsoN, druggist.
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Rouse Burned.

The residence of Monroe Thomp-
son, colored, was burned early Friday
morning. 1t is total wreck but in
sured for 5000. The $500 on the FUR
niture is not sufficient to cover loss.
His wife narrowly escaped burning.
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WENGlH||EE'SSTEE|I'RR
q
City Schools and Blue Grass Grad
ed school Tournament.
A Very Enjoyable Sleep On the
-
Train.

~
STimble of the Mt. STERLING AR
vocATE, was in Winchester on We'd
nes5ay to attend the funeral of a
4 fri&d. Being interested in educa-
tiohal and religious enterprises, we
avs3ed ourselves of an opportunity to
visit the Winchester City schools. We
had attended KY, University with r.
M Ship, who is now serving his
fourth year as Superintendent of the
schools, hence our visit had the sddi-
tional pleasure of renewal of friend
ship and recalling of past scenes.
We attended opening exercises in
his room. He read the Scripture les
soafrom Proverbs and Prof. e. G..
FJx, the Principal, prayed. Zach
rootn has its own opening exercises
wepresume.) We accepted an inyi-
tation to speak to the pupils in his
room. He cheertully gave us some
Facts while we made the Observa-
tions.
The Board of Education. of which
j. 7. Ecton is President, is composed
of ten members, two from each of five
wards.
The present enrolment, is about
600. There are eleven teachers, and
three buildings, the largest and most
imposing being the one on Hickman
ss. req.
,-Xe made short calls in some of the
roo4s and saw samples of work gin
penmanship and drawing, and the pn-
pills IL one room favored us with sing
ing. Regular instruction is Civ
en- in drawing and singing in all
grad
The library has from 700 to 500
volumes aid considerable interest is
taken by the pupils.
The collection of geological and 9TH
err rare specimens is interesting, many
having been presented by Judge w.
M. Beckner since the death of bis wife
to whom they belonged.
An event Of great importance will
be the Blue >Grass Graded School
MSVn. mcDt, which will be held here
NJ - Is and 26, under the sas-
eF 1he Blue Grass League. Ma
~ Schools from Central Kentucky
towns will be represented by large
delegations. There will be fully fif-
ty contests and valuable prizes and
scholarships will be awarded. The
contests will cover the usual course OF
instructions and athletic sports.
All contestants will be entertained
by the citizens OF Winchester.
Only few items pertaining to the
schools are given. as our time was linn
tied and we did not wish to interfere
with the Superintendent's work.
In the afternoon we went to Lex
ingkon on business, took 6 o'clock
dilber with the family of Mr.. S. Bss-
eN. the merchant, and in the even
ing heard sermon by Rev. A. p.
Cobb, who is holding meeting at
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EIf you want your chairs bottom
ed, call on Reuben Owens, the blind
man. He has just received fifty
thousand feet of extra select chair
cane. He can do good work and
give satisfaction.
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Farm For Sale.

100 acres of well improved land ly-
ing two miles East of Ewington, on
Stepstone pike. Has good residence
and all necessary outbuildings. APP
ply to r. NJ. or 7. A. Pittmsn. 4otf
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Ira Julian, of Frankfort, will not
be a candidate for the Democratic
Congressional nomination in the
Seventh district.
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o. W. Brady was appointed by
County Judge Tilton, and commission
ed by Governor j. w. G. Beckham, as
Justice of Peace, in District No, 4, to
fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Justice S. G. Rogers in Nicholas
county.
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Blacksmithing, Repairing and
Horseshoeing.

Our shop is att the corner of Syca-
more and Locust streets, Games old
stand. We do all kinds of wood work
repairing, smith work and shoe horse
at eighty cents. Call and see us.
27-6m Crouch & PERKINS.
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B. P. Rock Eqqs For Sale.

Popular strains, Barbee Tanner and
Thompson. Orders solicited by Mrs.
T. j. Northcutt, Judy, Ky. 35.9t
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A. r. Bass, of Morgsntown, Ind,
had to get up ten or twelve times in
the night. and had severe bseksche
and pains in the kidneys. Was cur
ed by Foley's Kidney Cure. It's
guaranteed,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-04-24

Go to the Model Green House Cor
your pot flowers and fine Towering
plants.
T.sxr Ennn..-.r
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-04-24

You will ind the celebrated Ferris
Waist at The Novelty Store.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-04-24

Extra nice nut, small and large can.
mel Goals. Phone l94-Chick's yards
40.4t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-04-24

Ladies don't forget the w. B
Corset, the best-at Martins.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-04-24
county.

Walsh Bros store has been re-
painted.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-04-24
EGGS For Sale.

Barred Plymouth Rocks exclusive
ly tor 81 years. Sixteen eggs for ST.
MRS. M. f. ARBUCKLE.
Silver Greek, Ky.
sc st Madison county.
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Eggs.

Pekin Duck eggs, SOC for -; RAM
kin Strain Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs, SOC for Is. All delivered in
Mt. Sterling.
MRS. JAMES CRAvENs,
35-7t judy, Ky.
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''KING''

with amy other filter. would convince any rea-
souaulc person at once of its vast superiolity
ana show them that they could lily afford to
purchase any other simply becaucc I: was
cheap; for certainly the BEST is the cheapest
where comfort health and life are at stake.
Ana though the price may seem at first sight "A
nitle ~ when Won remember that being an
AUTOMATIC SELF-EMPTIER, and therefore
an ANII-FREELER'y you avoid the bursting of
pipes ana hlters (which is the rule with all others
ON me market, ana the necessary repairs NOu
WIN not lall 10 see az once that, besides being
the only health-preserYing filter made. it is also
The CHEAPEST FILTER MADE. Don't be-
deceived ny the beautiful exterior of the filters
olered you, or the cheap talk of the dealer
When ne says, mine IS much cheaper and about
as good. but men and women of thought look
INTO the inter ana ITS merits, remembering the
value OF the health and lives of your loved ones
ANA ask yourselves "can l afford 20 take the
rlsk LOT the petty sum of few dollarsY'
kGtI be sure not 70 purchase before you eXa-
bV the
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-04-24

Sold by F. c. Dueraon, druggist.
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The total debt of Bath county is
S65,O3l.3O.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ALL those desiring help or seeking situations
may register with the Free Empioynant Bdrest
Century ~bIiiJing:- Situations aud help fIrnishea
free OF charge. Tel. kinioch Il lNt-
COOK wiNTED-A female coax for hotel IN
country. WAGES So. State Free Employ Uent hu-
rcau. 81 century building.
COOK wNNTEp-A female cook. must ba
first class: wages 50. State Free Employ uieh<
Bureau. ~ Century huii,ilng.
CoOKI wANTED-Seven female cooks for pn-
vate families. wages si to s.. state Free EN-
pioy nasnt bureau. SIS Century building.
pAIRYMAN WANTED-A Iairynin; 81
rcrth end board. state Free Employment h~
reau. 50 Century building
FARM HANDS WANTED German men fes
farm "a miles ont 81 city. state Free EmPio1-
ment Bureau. So Century building
GIRLS wANTED-Fiftecu girls for generai
h.fs-work. good wages. state Free EmpiJy1sns
BgTesu. So Century building
MACUTNIST wANTEI-A nrst-clIss uachin-
list. state Free Employment Bureau. 50 Cen
fury building
with NJ children i.r private place state fIe7
Employ ,nent Bureau. 50 Century building
NI:RSEGIRL wANTED-A girl Is or Is wears
Of age 10 care Cor two children and Eo home a!
night. state Fee Employment Bureau. - CEN
tury building.
PAFEEHANGER W~ANTEn-A psperhansef
who can furnish his own tools. State Free In
pl0yuAnt Bureau. $50 Century building.
SCitUBwoNAN WANTED-An experienced
scruhw0man To clean offices. state Free Ems
gloyHieut Bureau. So Century building
TEAMSTER wANTEp-A raoi te4r.ster. Stats
FIRE. Employment Esrear. 50 Century hnittipS.
WASHERWQMAN .wANrET-A w.nlsu to d.
washing for private family. state lrve Employ
riert Bureau. SO Century building.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


W~NLLS.EArGEs wANTEp-T,- 'f.,-e4-
|s.S'!i.'fs az N-Ne'mn Bros. S-rstth AMI L.
WtNTEb-Eu.ch-r TO start slrp ~ Ii., town.
H"N r. E.h-.ri, Mo-
louis: hy prI,- %. co1ger-' Irt. man y. :;
- p LHtz, S-rr"'Hfl-
MAT Eor, e~.e;Evhe-r te e..:res;s ;'m-
oransa syruD Co. ci5vina. Cal N'
WANTED-Cigsr aereerneni c,mmisei.n SO pe-
thousand: greatest inducements ever oT.-eI Tai
NV ln'rodugtIcn 60. Louisville. Nv.
WANTED Thrse nrst-c!ass harne---,S,rs
ana two EnDI saddle hAa,i~. 1T once gkIaal1r.
S~iiat'r" Co. oklahoma city. OE-
W-NNftu E..ryria-e-Husti-r~ to- ,-ga
tt-i12. s-.i nay. sun Aiv.'tisi"z EgcstH. 'lt-
NANTE.-TfIs ,sw q. II &c. general ,.;l.r
r,tN- i!H-f L. good ~ f'"t "'ti '1t . sod
son. sumner. CO.
NANrFp-By Wholesaler. e1arre,r. -sie+rns1
- i':uH % sci elegant lin" d'rJrfW. ~ goods To-
safy: We elu1tr-. Goy -. Ch.eig". IN
WANTEu-suar,a fr thia .ul S,rraur..i1@
S'it-' t' slg'." tisa-srt'i- >tail- Hnr- straight
hsSIE---. exclusive territory: also Rave good side
iAr tleF1"rFfy Company. Iowa '1iF, a.
ctSl5s NfasFRY :.5,f 20 w 7Sa s sSF ran F B2f .,
GUARANTEE that stcrH viii he TRUE % name.
WANTED-Nsu = good character: deliver ara
collect for c!i-'Stshli=irt mlnufao.uTing house,
N+N a year AMI expenses guaranteed -ft'r"ss
Manufactures. thir4 floor. - Dearborn Sc. Chg
caEO-
WANTEb-ATau % advertise 1ri Introduce upr
soaps ana Sp"r'alts-. tack ~izu-. H~i~rJia.t' "ir-
cf4itis. -itlt.-S aHaNivt Sj,-.-.- as :-.5iF vs. rs.
81 weekly ans expenses. Marvel Mfg 10. 'hi-
csg1-
WATrftuAN. ET.'. W~NNTE'-U ,.I watch
man trt '!er-'-r u:u. Strr-r'.ra man. M
tI'2al Employment &C.. IS y Si>th @t-
WE wtg start q man n business f1s 3 So That
h. can make So e week. at Jafst"s- Art ~"ho''.
s9 Olive. room .
WE want statesmen permanently. salary. rg'-
mission. a- I-jr- lUr sells - nLarHfrTrr-r- ~ui
L. pinii1 buildings. If y"s .rr ''f Wsk'cS ft'
Dor ~ nth. itr s.Nr own ftUit- We hgt' PAID
th=t much Per week -TG ..t- sad fu '!s 50. =
YOU " M "A CHAR. - territory. NrT+ GI-S- Adj
dress a. +. T. Co., tr-s!e. t7'-'ia.t -
WHITENEES WANTED ois-H y Parker, ~
NirS'. sr-
VOorWOEEER NANTEp-N Ar-tei4-- U..-
rage w"udv"rtnr. S12' Locust t.
WRECEFRS WANTED-Twenty wyecN-fs ~
IL ana III Olive -. L. Nhalan.
YoTNC man with little money 20 help p good
having business; can make SIS weekly, good oIrT-
ing. = lf;. Republic.
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POSITIONS FILLED.

The following employed students Of the South
western business College. $40 Olive St, as book
keepers and photographers last week: United
states Casualty Co, Lsclede building; st. Louis
White Lead Co. chciteInsu: Harga1ini.- Ne Kit
trick Dry Goods Co. 91 Washington. This school
prepares persons for the best office employ n,ent
good Positions.
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WANTED

4 Representative. IN every city and toHr ouN>
side OF II. Louis for our wall paper line. Vito
FOR PARTICULAR. R9ehTir * Iarohy Wall Faf.s
and carpet Company. i3]l-lSG Franklin ave- -
Louis.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.
THEE Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Line. Five Cents Extra.

OFFICE WORK Situation "a a wholesale
house or Office by experienced office man: 80
years Old and married. A :05. Republic.
oILEil-Positi,n a. oller or engineers helper
bN steady. reliable ;nan, with experience and
references. Y 2vS. Republic.
PAINTEE-Wcrk by AN all-around painter:
VI II. Republic.
P~LUMBER-A n~g-c!ass plumber and filter
+ .S. Republic.
SALEsMAN-Po-!tion 10 travel BY midIlc-ag.i
god Slle-iIan: hest references given II 35,
SALESMAN-Travelno ss.esnau. m;ddle-ased
nan: had hfteeE, years expetienc. IN North
nand good trade: handle any class Of trade ex-
opt whisky: answer stat. salary Il. Y. Smith.
Hnn"y Groye. Tex.
SOBER, Industrious Young man Of . years
Wants position "f any Kind; best Of r-f~r-nre. -
Is. Republic.
STENoGRAPHER-Desire TO secure position:
Commercial AMI railroad experience. good refer
enc's. " -, Republic.
WALL paper to clean: eight Years expert
ei.e m this work exclusively: send postal: Will
can J Neal. Pc Marion 81.
Howard. 1886 s Ninth st.
Young man with some chemical knowledge
wants position VITA some manufacturing on-
Germ. c 2ls Republic.
YOUNG ~MAN-Situation Of any kind by Young
&cuN" man: exreriAaced In real estate aud
other lines sober, careful and reliable. y I3,
Republic.
YOUNG MAN-An enterprfsing. reliable and
highly educated Young man desires rarru1rrrt
position with a business firm ,uanS or railr1ad
company Preferred. where business qualifications
"lI secure meritei promotion. + 2S. Republic.
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HAYWARD'S

business and Shorthand College. 2ls. 20, 2i and
80 OBI Fellows building. Individual instruction
In Shorthand Typewritins. bookkeeping. Ari.h-
metic and Penmanship. Phone 915. Day and aight.
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Northumberland

MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
Lancoirt Trust bldg. Seventh and Chestnut SITS.
Iniividfual instruction given: Commercial, Short
hand And English Branches. Write for catalogue.
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20 POUNDS FOR $I

Best Eastern Grtnu,atei Sugar; also . pounds
good roasted Coffee. 81: has no equal; J pounds
Tea for 81. Try our celebrated French Coffee, sc,
GEORGE COUSINS TEA COMPANY.
Sixth ard M1rket SITS,
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.. mai. .~iirrnrs and make big money
al home: particulars Tor stamp. l. NaCEn.sters.
- Is Decatur. Ill.
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ECGNN.EE WANTE!-ES.s .--"f t- u--.
To- sell H." c"mgi-tr works ". itN1. g. I.,'.
~ twenty-five E4luu--. rar. .f..l ..L-.-
ei1ns Jtan eyvr- g. p 'ai,i.s a. ~l. +s t.--
fury 'g.iuirz-
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PHOTO AGENTS ~ ~-~-D-S7Isrv- latest and
hast Civs-sway prize tickets hic r.crey: - a
week. Bishop Studio $50 Washington ave
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fOLl; lady and riI-- s'-'i Ue- .-."-
local ans! r~r,-e!iaS wots. $40 f-. H.rrl. s.s
irht. attractive. h,~ur4bl.. ua sST'~--H. s
san. NjG--~~ o. tsGr own IIuf. .T. r
slS'Up fr reply. i'.-t MI. Co.. '.:-. DIT.
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I.sTE-T improved gasoline lamp; best terms:
r-rlii- 81 81: polished brass: beats el@ctricityi
cheaper than kerosene STANDARD Lamp Co.
CHICAGO
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LOCAL and travelling agents % take ORDERS
and S.Hye- Ecorclnv MeIica!e1 Vap1r EatI
those capable q earning from So to
$40 per m luth prs ferred. this cabinet Is largely
Advertised: il merits are well understood ~ the
public and irdorsfI ny leading physicians: va
furnish printed matter free. start you right amt
pa. LIBERAL commissions. Economy Napor Bat1
Cabinet Co. It. ITIf=.
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LADY AGENT WRNTED-T0 sell Nme-
Yale. Health Remedies and Natural Beautifers.
IT te!Iis~nt lauies can make all the way from
IS . So a week or more. All depends on the
rpr.o7. possibilities unlimited. Address st once
Nme. NJ Yale. 1g Michigan ave. Chicnso.
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HEALERs ANTED Saladei
positions: fannus Weltm.r method. complete. by
rlaa. s.: journal free. National School. Carroll
ton Mo.
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SOLE aud heel protectors 1patgnt PSnfirEl rie<
serve shoes years. elastic. invisible. ind'-trurtl.
BILE. permanently attached by anyone - any sn,s:
ur.nrecedcnfed sales: county and stat" rizht4
-fTcu: SO 70 So daily. outfit AMI samples ~"
PAID. ts. Bradley c., -, keutun 81. Ttncii-
matt, q.
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HONEST employment for every one wanting
worry. ererytrius free pa= every night. IryaE's
photo FREE. Nurillo. 1914 Olive -.
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RELIABLE agents in every town AMI
county TO r~r-escnt and sell our improved easo-
lire VaYor ssmrs. no torch required, adbi%tahts
fame. polished brass. seven styles. handsnma
designs. guaranteed safe. good profits 30 t'Harie
agents. Write StuIehaksr Gasoline It-Htt1S toe
Dept. p. 80 Main St, Kansas city. Nj"
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makers You must have uu. Hygeia Electric cor
sets and skirts; the standard for twenty years
sGdress Western Corset Go. 81 y. Eleventh -
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orr rapresantatives maie ,- n 81 per week
selling eu- an--ulacta ise-v--am freezer. money
rerur dei II not ss represented; write tor tefus-
Rai.i Wig. co.. Eaird Bldg. Pittsblrg, u.
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Three Lines 70: Five Cents.
'.5rH Additional Tin Five Cents Extr..
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LADIES and gentlemen. Frisrh's -u'-dc tri
.uar bath ra' met crot zc.lf.- u.dse nom g. 20
81, gs-. IRISH manufacture ~ y. E-.1 r. s.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

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