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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14
Helpful Cupid.

81 think we can hold on to our cook an
other week, anyway"
Have you raised her wages"
'No; but every member of the family
is going to send her valentine with big
policeman in it."-Puck.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14
just the Thing.

Giles-Although she was only my sum
mer girl, I'd like to send her something in
the way of valentine to remind her OF
what we once were.
Merritt-Why not send her one of those
souvenir spoons?-Town Topics.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14
q
EDlTH'S VALENTINE.
AN OLD FASHIONED LOVE STORY.
ByJ.W. HUTCHEN.
ByJ.W. HUTCHEN.

sss ss WI MONG the cushions of cozy low
WI window seat of cottage in quaint
E.aAa9 New England village sits a young
woman, possessed of the charms and graces
of training and endowed with the rare gifts
of nature that render her sex beautiful.
Upon the hearth cracked and sputtered
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14
. To Bridget.

l approve you, maiden mine;
Be, l pray, our valentine.
That is, strictly brought to book,
My wife wants you for cook.
Chicago Record.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14
IusfifinhIe Revenge.

He is trying to boycott the leading laun
dry of this city because of this valentine
sent him by the head of the institution:
IF you love me as I love you
You'll call and pay me what is due
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14

IN my lap it lies before
With IT'S pages touched by Time
find the Past sfeqLs softly Ger
While read its simple rhyme;
Like a messenger from Alden.
When the earth tObife tvifb snon,.
From a merry LITTLE maiden
Came this micsiye long ago. ..,.....
"A s read the bomeiy verses.
Which she ended t0ifb a Kiss
This old heart of mine rebearses
Many a scene Of youthful bliss:
Till TO bear her calling D...
In a xoice fbafs bayf diJine.
And a holy Light is falling
Ger a ssOeefbearf,S xalenfine.
yITOULD she smile m sitting
W In my cosy chamber small
With the lights and sbadoeOs fitting
Ger the vision- painted s0aH?
Does her heart. SroeOn old miss me?
Nay! I frosO it mine;
Could she come knos0 she'd Kiss
Ger this dear old valentine.
YN the fsOfhSbf dim fold it
While descends the fleecY snosO.
Bur old bands Iox,e TO bold it
Ifs they beid it long aSoi
Many a joy the Past possesses.
Bar the deepest is mine
When a sueaifb of golden treSses
Frames a Ssyeef5earf'S xalenfine.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14

Nolan-Let's watch him, now, an see
fwhat he sez Hello, Clancy, have yez val
entine?
Clancy-Shure, is this a valentine? Oh
fought veg had REMEMBERED me an STINT me
yer Photographic, Nolan!-N. Y. Evening
Journal. -r
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14
Cupta,, Advertising Card.

The valentine is out of date
few dull wayworn workings prate--
Still through Loves kingdom. young and
true,
Fly tender verses, good as new.
Detroit Free Press.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08
MURPHY IS WAIVED
Sister Asks Alasignn Co Locate %
 Missing Brother

Several wccks ago thc Alaskan pub- ushcJ lettcr asking for thc where 1bolts of Lawrence Murphy Tho TO- quest v1s from NIT Wuwhys sister Linda Murphy of Eboushure Cambria county. pa
 Tho Alaskan has g.r...eI smother lct Cor containing moro complete particulars Tho missing mans mu name is Lowrcnce lr Murphy. orc T5 vc1rs; 8 fcct Q inches .u hcisht. we.sht iV pouuI- complexion J1rk. hair baek. evrs brown mouHoche brown
 This is ls near as ! can describe hin.
 We hIvc given un hope Chat lr is living. but thought perhaps som. person could give some information concerning him. ls thls is Che only means wo have Go get
 TIc Vos over yc1r In Alaska whom we last he1rl from him. 1nI If wc only know the slightest thI1r about him it would hc such u r.Isf and would he thlukfuly receivcJ by us ] thank you most sIuctreig for your Kindness n pub- fishing thc notice for mo. ] remain yours. Linda Murphy
 Amy Information on thc above win be thankfully rccriveJ 1t th. Alaskan of- Ico and forvlrIed to AIiss Murphy
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08
Firomon'. Monthly Meeting

Tho ircmcn had a very spirited month iy meeting no thc Hook & Ladder house last night Fire Chief ForI was in thc chair and the minutes of tho previous meeting ls rc1d by Secretary Cobum were approved IT. J. pomu reported Che now membership of Hose co. No b scv- crol names coming up for transfor from Che Hook & Ladder Co., to Che Hose Co.
 Tho following applicants were elected Go membership;
 Hose Co. No. 2.-George Fulton and George Daniels.
 Hose Co. No l.-John Soh1fcr John McCabe El Martins Geo. Spears. John Lancdon. w. K. Don't Chase Garfield. Carl Ask. Fred Martins Fred Tanner md l1mcs Barry
 A letter from Che father or Che latc Robert parkins. thanking thc department for Che honors conferred upon h.s son. was read by Che secretary.
 The nrc chief reported that hc had made rcqu.sIuou upon Che council for supplies hut had not heard that any ace tion h1d been taken Councilman Hcn- ton. who was present stated in eXplano. uon thlt action upon Ono rcGuisltion had boon deferred .unu after Che coming os. sessmcut. on account or lacE or muniei. pal funds Action. however, would be taken upon such articles 1s wore abso- lutely necessary for Che immediate usc of thc department
 Mir. Ed Mcponald reported for Che conn mittee on entertainment thot action would bc taken during Che coming month
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08
DROPPED OUT OF SIGHT
Business In Atlin Said To
 Re Very Poor
Arrivals From There Claim tho Camp To "a Dead Ono Justice MoCom Makes Few Decisions None of Which Are Important

IT'D. bottom hos dropped oat ut At- U.. U tl. way arrivals from thlt ds. u..t ..t iH. proposition sI.Ire from ca. ah.uI.r Tho camp .- dead one tor th.. rI..r. IHI much blame .- hid at tu. I..r .f Iu-f... MeCon
 n .r.akrl uf Ntu nst u.ehl H r. l.rI.W..u. who l1s mlIe Atiu h.s r.m. r.r tbe past two N.Hr. said. -rhc uh... 1f the Au.u district e pJrIizel rn. Americans. who Hr. the only proc er..4Irc reorI. thcre have b.en clnchol "o hard .r et.ry tzht formnr- ,ktrrcron oh. .r.ske nn account ar hlrd kuocN- .utr r.c.tuJ bv the comm's .oners yl- r..u. J..s..na. tH1t th.y lre d.sEustcd .rI vbIf f.W stul rmrin are going to e.t oIt of Oh. country and leave t to rIu and the Canadians ne fast ns pos. .b,s
 "A man cannot work Hr ere,k. be- .lu.. l- soon le hr s.te H-..r- nicely ..m. person VuI un 1nI hIt. IH p-Her..s stopped hy some bioom.nE notice of m- rnr.m.ut No two decisions 1r. et.r ..,.n alike Orr decision win he made no .r. rn. nr. fH- Instance. u wlter r.ght lnI two days after another decision ." On. t.r, opnos.t. on the s1mr question nu bs given
 .Nhsn mstIrr MeCou v1a announced r. .rrI.. u was hailed with much Joy. .r several Important decisions were cN- r,etaI to bc r.nlsrgd by h.m Whom he I.I e.mc-Weu Che success F demon. .rrrt.i by tbe exodus from therc.
 Iust.aI of uknc anal renierne 1 d'- .....r IiNs the Yellow Jacket or cvcn tho m.a.r. ltch. he passed thcm. evidently and rIye several decisions o1 minor m1t t.-.. lnI erer theso win not hc given .n tI ur r.rerseI until he r.1ches Niciorn
 .N. Nun .s dead tor th.- season. and .rI... a.mathne .s done before next y.lr rol wu G1J very utuc business br.nr iar. 1rI only 70 hluJfui of people do.nE chat.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08
Count 38 For R. C. Simmons
 In a Score of l2
In tho Ordor Named, Kindoli First, Simmons and Olson, Tioing For Second and Shook For Third, Have Shot Highest Average

At thc shoot ycstcrday R e simmons perforated target chat win hardly bc eruaII.d during thc balance of Che sc1- eon. Iue -corc waa g and four cousccu- tiyc shots counted him H two of them within thc n.nc circle and two within thc four-irch bulls cyc-ou within sX- inch circle and ot e0-yord range It is needless Go say that Mr Simmons wears Che medal for Che week
 Tho general Fcorc was 1a follows
 R. G simmons. i2, J. w. shook go. E. A. Kindcu. sl. M B Clcmcngcr 2. IT. R. phnrps e.. J M Tanner 22. J. w. Me Naorhton 70. J F. Dillon. B and c. e. T No1rsc 3
 Hank Dicr has either made frantic fan down or is playing o0 for slfc bet
 Air Nourscs slipping from his h.Eh average ls probably due to thc recent frequent occurrence of socll functions. ot which hc hos bccn called upon to preside 1s to3Hmastor
 Tho three highest average scores. in thc or.lrr named. Co date. have hccu shot hy E. A. Eiudcu lsDC E olcson' and R ca Simmons. tcd for 2nd, j. w. Shook. sri
 After the match shooting very one tcrt1inus pool contest took place.
 A handicap shoot ia being arranged for Monday or Tuesday
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08
Two wOmOn on Groat Trip

From Seattle to Nome thence Go St Michael and from thcrt up,thc Yukon Go Dawson. thence olt Co skagway and re- turn Go their starting place .s what two accomplished
 Tho two ladies arc Mrs F. w. Trouncc and Mrs w. T Wilkins Mrs Tro1ucc Is Che wlfc of Che wen-known broker at Seattle and is Che daughter of cN-supc- ror court judge Osnl.s. r.v loft Se1t- ue two months ago and. reaching Nome. spent about two weeks at that camp
 Going up Che lower Yukon they visited Rampant and Eagle City and stopped nc Dawson week or two and lcft ou Che Yukouer for Skagway arriving here last night They win leave on Che Humboldt today
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08
PERSONAL MENTION

H'2NoNraN>HNo-0~n' 'ea. ef elr ~F 'ar '-''s IT. F. Kane. formerly newspaper man of skarway. but now connected with Che Mining Journal ot stauIg goes south ou tho u1une today.
 -o-
 Mrs M Taylor probrctrcss of thc Savoy hotel ot White Horse. accompo- u.ed by her son and d1ughter-iu-low Mir and Mrs IT, w. Taylor win leave for Che states on Che Humboldt
 -oL
 Col E D Wiggns and wife. accompa- ni,d log Mrs Edwards. au of Dawson. go south on Che Humboldt
 -o-
 Major Wilson. of thc Wilson Trading Co.,. at Dawson who has been in town for several days waiting for a fast boat of Che e. D. N returns Co Victoria on thc Hotnr
 Rev Dr snarllng. of Victoria. who has been n Dawson for several months dumg Che Methodist Episcopal pulpit dur inc Che regular pastors absence on a vn- cation. came out last night and returns home on Che Hating
 70
 Mrs R. UoruIs and child. or Eureka. Call. who has been visiting at Dawson, came out Inst night and goes below on thc Humboldt
 Eugene Cole of Che N. A. T. & IT, Co.,. lt Dawson. came out yesterday He win go Go Seattle on thc Humboldt thence Co thc hcod office nc Chicago and make his report
 MT and Mrs To- A. Campbell return Co Seattle ou Che Humboldt Mr. Campbell hls been In Che employ of che w. D. & r.. thIs summer
 Oue party on Che Humboldt with a good lmolt of dust between them ls composed of J. E. McNomon. A. L- Hart E. S. Van vachon and b. N swl,zcr Al Nosbitt. Che theatrical man of vic- tor1. who went Go Dawson with Che Cummings Company returned last night lnd was 70 passenger on Che Hating. Mrs Wcisman. with nice little poke containing S2leO win be passenger on hc Hating
 Mrs De succo win be passenger on che H1ung for tho sound
 70
 F B Miles. a brother ot Murray Miles. in company with Capt McIaln. have se- cur,I passage on Che Humboldt h. p sharkcy. C. D. Welsh and Lon Honeywell prominent Klondikc miners. came out on Che Yukoner They arrived ou last nights train and booked passage on thc Humboldt
 George Ross. formerly of tho w. p. & Y. goes Go Seattle on Che Humboldt today.
 -o-
 Miss Fabm. who has been doing mis- sIon1y work at tho Episcopal mission at Anyil. on the lower Yukon, arrived on Inst nights train on her way to Seattle. She win remain In town several days. Miss Fox. a society belle of White Horse. goes Co Victoria on thc Hating, where she win visit for several weeks, returning to enter Che social wh'rl for Che winter
 -O-
 Mrs w. IT, Jcnrles one Of Che lcad- Ing society ladies of White Horse. goes Go Victoria on thc Hating.
 =O-
 n. ID. Mcclellan. of Che Dawson hard- warc firm Of Mcclellan & McFccley. goes to Victoria. being a passenger on thc Ha- ting
 George w Adams. who was one of the three presenting Agent Dunn, Of the c. P. N. Co.,. with a leather medal for being such a truthful man iu regards to the acc tual time steamers of his line sail. goes south on thc Hating having become tired waiting for the Amur
 An we want Is an tho trade In sight
 Al
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08
GETS ENOUGH or NOME
hiss Cora Lowis of This City Has
 Returned To Dawson

Mss Cora Lewis. ore uf Sk1ew1y.s prominent young ht.ee who went to Some about two months 1en. arrived at Dawson nst Monday. according to thc Dawson News which arrived here last night Tho article says.
 "Mes Corn Lewis. weu known to many KIonIk.rs re n sfonoEr1phcr ln Sk1Ewly .ince the rIoueor days returned on thc Power. from Nome and Teller she won't down tHe river only a short time ago. .1 quest of work iu her line. hut in a very short limo got nu sho w1ntei of Che camp and came hack to Dawson She VIII re- main herc indefinitely Her father. who accompanied her to Nome. d.d not re- turn with her
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08
RELATIVES SEARCH
 FOR MISSING MAN
Was Last Hoard of As Ho Was
 Leaving Dawson

Tho relatives of Norman McCloud. who v1s at one tmc mining recorder ot sel- kirk. aro anxious to learn hs where tnnuts.
 Vbe lst heard of McCloud was when he ul.d from Dawson os master of Che w. E Merwln. which was afterwards wrecked on thc beach Jt Some
 Anyone having any knowledge chat may I.ld to locltins Mccloud would confer a favor on his relatives hy acuuantiue E S Uusby. Sklrw1y representative uf thc Canadian government
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08
Good Sport

Superintendent Rogers and Capt Jcnks returned last night from a shooting trip Go Che Watson valley where they baggcd ducks galore. thc Captain returning with tyycnty-scvcn While waiting for Che train Mir Rogers brought down three mallards at a shot, as they flew across tho railroad track
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08
Trout In tho River

The salmon trout are biting roycnously iu Che skagway river and anglers have Ittlg trouble iu hooking good baskets iu few hours casting Beef is good bait f salmon eggs cannot be hld
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08

An we want is an tho trade In sight F. IT. CIayson & Co.,. thc one Price Cloth lng. Shoe and Furnishing House. Fourth and State streets.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08

Reduction salc of dry goods. millinery. furnishing goods end shoes. Fifc-Alasla Go. St1te and Fifth.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08

We 1re having a bon'ddc Reduction s1Ic oa on of our hIsh gradc stock Chsr.vs Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08

Clearance Sale and great bargains for thc next 3 days.
 Fifc-lNaska Co. state and 5th ave
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08

A new uue of necltirs just received ai Ci3vsou's-1u shades and coiors
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08
For salo

Three nrst-class Iron safes Inquire at Che Monogram Liquor House
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08
Social Session

The Eagles win convene ln sociol scs- sion at Fircmen's han this afternoon at 2.3 Ample refreshments win bc served and au members are lnvitd Co present
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company. British Columbia Yukon Railway Company. British Yukon Railway Company.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08

Now is your chance for 70 bargain In FMl and Winter underwear
 Chency's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08

Mining blanks at this office
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08

Major Wilson. of thc Wilson Trading Co.. at Dawson who has been in town for several days waiting for a fast boat of Che e. D. N. returns Co Victoria on tho Hating
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08

Col E D Wigg.ns and wife. accompa ni,d by Mrs Edwards ou of Dawson g, south on Che Humboldt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08

Rev pr sparlIng. of Victoria. who has been in Dawson for several months mng che Methodist Episcopal pulpit dur ing Che regular pastors absence on a vn- cation. came out last night and returns home ou Che Hating
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-08

Mrs M J.. Taylor. prnprletros9 oi the Savoy hotel ot White Horse. accompo- uIed by her son and d1uehter-n-low Mr. and Mrs IT, w. Taylor win leave for Che states ou thc Humboldt
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-13

MAKE your arrangements to 60 to
the Conyoeation sermon on Sunday
evening at Commencement Hall.
SEVERAL local officers expect to
attend the meeting of the Guard
Officers at Parkersburg on next
Monday and they expect to have a
real nice time while they are out
there.
MoRGANTowN wants circus and
should have it by all means There
is room enough here for it and PEG
pie enough to make good crowd
The town hasn't had eireus for so
long that few people would know
how to act II circus did come
Mss MARY SRMANs has announced
Summer opening of pattern hats
at her store on Thursday and Fri
day. April 18th and 10th.
ST. CLAIR is the sole agent for the
celebrated Walkover shoe. Others
get small lots occasionally but he is
the only official agent for these shoes.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-13
Rice's.

THE accident to Abe White was
one OF the queerest that ever hap
pened How horse without any
guidance would go into the river
and drown itself is hard to und er-
stand. There must have been some
direction from the driver. The les
son is one that has moral for every
one.
Elk SHERIFF M. S. Garrison will
open an undertaking establishment
here His hearses will probably
arrive to-day. He will use the H
F. Rice store room on Bumbo Lane
for an office and to keep his goods
in stock.
MISS MARY SEMANs has announced
Summer opening Of pattern hats
at her store on Thursday and Fri
day, April 18th and 10Th.
THE display Of spring millinery
goods is not over yet by any means.
Miss Mary Semans announces a sum.
mer opening of pattern hats fol
Thursday and Friday next and will
have the styles that have been adopt
ed in the centers of fashion. AS the
ladies say there are some real beau
ties among them.
IN some sections Of town the bust
ness men who are neighbors club to-
gether aud buy hose to be used sprink-
ling the premises of ALL This can be
done with good effect in many places.
HAD the University ball grounds
been ready there would have been a
baseball game this afternoon. The
season opens on next Saturday.
The team will have to get down to
hard playing if they do any good
after the delays to which they have
been put.
THE finest shoes to be had are on
exhibition at St Glars.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-13
Acme Book Store, ~
Walnut St.-Dering Budding
H. L. SWISTIER, Proprietor.

THE latest thing in neck wear at
st. Clair's.
Don't forget the eonvocation SER
mon tomorrow night 1t should be
we'll attended.
MoRGANTowN people are writing
books to a considerable extent nova
days and they are making interesting
ones too.
POKER games flourish in this town
some times and then again some times
they are broken up.
THE house belonging to George
Hayes on High street aud occupied
by Emerson Carney is being remodel
ed. 1t will look much better when
the improvents are finished.
SEVERAL sewers over town are be-
ing looked after. They are being ex-
tended TO reach more lots and in some
place they are being made larger in
order to carry off the sewer age which
is draining into them.
A LOT of fine seed potatoes will be
for sale at Viewers grocery on Mon
day.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-13
Geo. c. Hayes & Co.,
Leading jewelers..
r. A. HAYES, Opticiaf

RINGING Brothers bill car went
through here on Friday afternoon.
The show will be in Fairmont on May
Sd. The Morgantown small boy and
a few of children of older growth will
be in Fairmont on that day to ride on
the street cars. drink red lemonade
and see the elephant.
IT is certainly comforting to know
that no ''diseasedn germs are to be
used. Probably it means that only
good active healthy germs or even de-
ceased germs. Wonder what it did
mean anyway.
The new ice plant delivered a
number Of samples of their ice at
various places in town. The samples
show that they will make nothing
but the best quality of ice. They
will have large patronage this
Summer. One thing about the plant
that makes it valuable is the GER
tainty that the iceis absolutely pure.
1t is made out of distilled water in
the cleanest possible way. There is
nothing in the ice that can hurt any
one.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-13
,DR. Al. BOYERS,
) DENTIST.
PONCE. Poster Building, Main and,
: Walnut Streets.
CROWN & BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALITY
Office hours to IL an, / to 8.

SATURDAY Evening Post 81; Ladies
Home Journal 81; Woman's Home
Companion 81. All for $500. At
the Acme.
Miss MARY SEMANs has announced
a Summer opening of pattern hats
at her store on Thursday and Fri
day, April 18th and 10Th.
Viewers make study of the
wants of their customers and supply
their trade in the best possible man
ner both in the quality of the goods
and the service given.
WANTED-Two young ladies to So
licit and call on the ladies of Morgan
town. Room II. Madame Demans,
Franklin House.
ST. CLAIR the sheer has cordially
invited the public to call and see
his new store See his ad in another
part of this paper. An inspection
of his store will show that he has
one of the incest places in town.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-13
UP-TO-DATE DENTISTRY
Drs. Conn, Bros.
Office |. 0. 0. F. Building

INVITATIONS have been issued an
uouncing the marriage of John Lowry
Wagner of Fairmont to Miss Jamie
Louise daughter of Mrs. Otway Wat
son at Columbus, O., on the 24th in
slant The bride is an accomplished
lady, and the groom is one Of Fair
mont's business men. He is a mem
Der of the firm of the Wagner Palm
ross Manufacturing Company.
ALL successful business men agree
that good advertising pays. Good
advertising means interesting an
nouncements placed in newspapers
which are read by large proportion
of the people. Probably most ex-
perienced advertisers would say
that to make the merits OF single
commodity the feature of an "ad'
is the most direct and effective way
OF getting peoples attention fixed
on an establishment.
THERE will certainly be oratory
enough on Decoration day and ii
will be of the very best quality.
COMMENCEMENT will be one of the
old fashioned kind this year and
there will be lot of old students
and graduates back to take it in.
They will enjoy the old fashioned
day. 1t may not be as up to date
as the intensely formal and proper
affairs we have been having for some
years but oh my it beats them all
hollow on fun.
Now THAT one tramp's roost has
been cleaned out lets go after the
rest and see to it that these gentry
give us wide berth after this. They
are too lazy to work and when offer
ed a job turn up their noses at the
prefer When a man is in real trou-
lie he should be helped but ninety
nine out of every one hundred tramps
is lazy good for nothing thief or
he would not be tramping. There
is absolutely no reason why man
should be out of work IN this coun-
try as much as there is to do in this
section.
Try our want ad.