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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
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RZYM, Widok ;Rzym
zmienil sic kompletnie. We.
solost i ruch zamarl. Zadel
pow6z'nie przeiezdtal pre-;
ulice. jedynie tylko tramwajt
puste. pod ochrona policyi
DO Mkt ME odwazyl sic VISTA
dat, bojac sic atsku straj~
kier6w. Fabryki byly, otwar@
te, )ecz okienice pozshykane
Pc ca}em miescic snuja
sic zolnierze. Obey musieli
m asto opuscit dopiero>
gdy strajk sic skohczy, piel-
grzymi beda mogli przybyt
napowr6t do miasta: Straty
wlaScicieli pomieszkah do wy
najecia wynosza oko}o
$4,000
Papiez Leon XIII zaintere~
sowany strajkiem nazywa
90 ,mieczem .obusiecznym".
Ogromnie zaniepokoii sic.
tenn. re powodu strajku ME
bedzie MONA odprawiac cere,
monii wielkotygodniowych.
Prawdopodobnle bazylika Sw
Piotra bedzie zamko;eta W
czasie wielkanocy.
LONDYN. Klosowski, a.
las Chapman, wlasciciel re-
stauracyi, skazany ma Smiert
"a otrucie trzech ION swoich,
ktore u~trzymywal W rom AZ
tych czesciach miasta, zosta]
tn powieszony W wiezieniu
Wandsworth. Kiedy go pro-
wadzono ma szubienice. pre-
straszyl sic oswiadczy}, ze
nazywa sic Chapman, a ME
Klosowski. oraz, re jest o.
bywatelem amerykahsk m. !
LONDYN. Donosza tn z
So6i o strasznej panice POI
miedzy ludnoSc'a chrzescian-
ska.
Albadczycy m'eli wymor-
dowaG chrzeScian w mieScie
Okhrida | jak donosza, pre-
szlo 1o. 900 zostalo W hanieb-
ny spos6b wymordowanych.
Albahczycy napadl' nieszcze-
Sliwych W nocy i ME bylc
wyboru, dziecko CIV kobieta
wszystko zostalo mordowane.
Sceny professionally rano
przerazajacy widok.
PETERSBURG. o krwa-
wen zajsc u robotnik6w 2
wojskiem. donosza ze Zlatou~
sta, " g6rach Uralskich Ro-
botnicy : fabryk zelaznych v
liczbie 500, zebrali sic W za-
miarze oswobodzenia trzech!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16

KRAKOW. Onegdajszej
nocy rozbito drewniana skar-
bonke, um'eszczona ma scia-
ME kosciola sw. Marka prey
ulicy Siawkowskiei, a zlodzie-
je zabrali zlozone tam " dro>
DE o6ar groszowych kilka
koron. - Pc |sledztwie "a
sprawcami tel kradziezy poll
eva aresztowala wczoraj ME-
|jakiego Glowackiego, kale-.
ke bee n6g. znanego W calem
mieScle awanturnika j natret-
nego zebraka, kt6ry co ia
ki$ czas musi "a rozmaite
sprawki bye zamykanym W
wiezieniu. Rozbicia puszki>
do czego sic jednak ME prey
znaje, dopuscit sic mial Glo~
wacki " towarzystwie poe
dobne:go sobie indywiduum.
znanego sadom ! kryminalom,
Juliana B~aranowskiego.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
quite a success and was very much en.

quite a success and was very much on
joyed by all, The, crowd assembled to-
gelher on the banks OF, the. Dan about
$40 and promptly at Q O'clock they start
ed out. IT. was @ beautiful, night. the
the boat moved OF, the orchestra ren-
dered "Over tho Waves" They went on
and on up the river about five miles and
then anchored on an island, Here they
served ,r,n r rel and then stroledd
4 A. h half and returned home bout / oclo 4,S
3, Weaver, Miss Mary LILY King; Mr., \
Martin, Miss Kate Stocks; Mr. j. F,
Turner Miss Myrtle King: DR., j. b, Bay,
Ms nas ashf dnE a1 % Mss ARn ss 5sa
kingi Mr., NJ. g. Torlan. Miss May car-
Ss aand Mr Mr. KF!F sasy; h Miss Hs aIsy
iGs Mi Ten RIs2bMerton MsseS h1I'Ssle
Miss El|et; Mr., ]. s, McAlister, :; NJ IS
Lott!e Hing; M. ". Price, MISE ClaEK;
]. L., Abott. Miss Laura Johns and Miss
Taylor. chaperones. Mr., and MRS. !, =
TAYLOR, III 4tf +4 ts4 t5f3daI i5Hi+#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
A GREAT BROTHERHOOD. I.
THE SOUTH AND WESTERN
Road Completed to Mitchell County
North Carolina, @
Especial to The Times-Dispnt

Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
BRISTOL. VA. Aug. l5.-The South and
Western Railway. work on which has
been In progress for two years, has been
completed to Spruce Pine Mitchell coun-
ty. N. c., and for the present further con-
struction has been suspended. The work
done since the Carter syndicate took
charge Of the road Is all between John
son City, Tenn, and Spruce Pine. N. c.,
distance Of sixty-nve miles All except
fifteen miles of this has been constructed
entirely by the forces at work under the
management OF George l.. Carter. Mr..
Carter Is quoted as saying that for the
present there are no provisions for the
extension of the road from Spruce Pine
across the mountains to connect with the
Seaboard Air Line. 1t has been the gem
eral impression that this link would be
built MS tho one important feature to make
the road a success.
Nothing has been done on the north end
of the route toward the Southwest Vir-
ginia coal fields. and no information can
Be had as to tho cofnpany's plans In this
connection. Owing TO the Importance of
the proposed connections. which would
make a through line direct from the coal
fields to the Carolina coast. the presump-
ton is that the work Of construction will
not be long delayed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
New Slang,

The old slang expression, go way back
and sit down." win probably now be
changed to this, from the formal military
order recognizing the retirement OF Gen
eral Miles, "Will proceed to his home."-
Charlotte News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
GREAT WORK
OF R.R.Y.M.C.A
Colonies and Captains Cam
paigning for New Members
A SUMPTUOUS BANQUET
This Will Follow Contest, and Presl-
dents Stevens, Williams and Others
Will Be Present-Engineers'
testimonials.

The Railway Young Mems Christian AS.
ISOLATION. OF this city, Is a pronounced
success. The interest Of the railroad men
IN the institution Is constantly increas sing,
and the membership roll is being nument-
ed daily. Just now there Is a very AMI
mated and interesting membership con-
test on between tho Reds and the
Blues" Mr,LMadisen Flanagan. general
foreman Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
machine shops. is the captain OF the Blues
and Engineman w. r. Sander, of the
Chesapeake and Ohio, Is the jealous
leader of the Reds, while Colonel II. A.
ellis, manager OF the Locomotive Works
Is the colonel of the two companies The
contest began July 2Oth and closes Sep.
TENDER Both at 10 p NJ. The running
teams are to be the guests at the presi.
dents table at the first members ban
quet on Thursday night. October lst at
P. NJ The banquet will be an elaborate
and an enjoyable affair, and It Is expected
that the president Of both the Seaboard
AIR Line and Chesapeake and Ohio will
be present. as we'll as other officials from
the several roads entering Richmond.
There are several valuable prizes offered
for increase In membership, including a
handsome gold watch, now on exhibition
at J. 7. Aliens
LINE OF CAMPAIGN.
MI Flanagan, the popular captain OF
the Royal Blues" Is rally!ng all the shop
forces against Mr.. Sander. the affable
throttle puller OF the Peninsula division,
who Is receiving the hearty support OF
tho trainmen and enginemen OF both tho
Chesapeake and Ohio and Seaboard Air
line. Colonel ellis has always envinccd
lively interest In this work and fire.
quently leads the religious services
The hall, parlors library room, baths,
etc, are literally patronized by the rail-
readers, and Main Street Station Is a pop
ular resort. The Ladies' Auxiliary Is do
ing fine work, the chairman being Mrs.
johnson. who makes most excellent
officer.
There are various departments OF the
work-sevcral educational religious, The
efficient Secretary. Mr.. s. l.. Thomas,
seeks to max. everything subservient to
the religious feature. and while rejoicing
In providing for the mental and social
pleasures Of the membership Is ever seek
Ing to strengthen their spiritual lives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
THE COMPANION

SO many ways. by which they may earn
|. livelihood. are open to the women Of
to-day that the positions which formerly
employed are now to great extent
neglected. There are, however, many wo-
men. brought up In tho old school Of
feminine fitness. who still cling to the
belief that the hurry and worry OF the
these the position OF teacher. governcss or
companion seems the only suitable work
for woman.
Not many years ago there was great
demand for women OF education. reflne-
with the. advent Of physical culture for
women. higher education for. girls and
the modern self-dependence of all women
the demand has lessened. In this, the
beginning Of the-twentieth century, there
Is no great. call for the professional com. ON.
there are still a large number-otl women
who yearly earn their living In this way;
If 1t were possible all positions should
be filled by persons who have some nat
nral qualification for the business which
they intend TO pursue. It, Is folly to try
born mechanic or. vice versa, to make q
good mechanic from the real student
Likewise. 1t is not productive OF tho
best results to insist on making q teacher
OF girl who really likes the hustle and
whom has fallen the training of chill
dren would conscientiously try to dis.
cover for what the child has some nntlTnl
fitness. and arrange all its education and
training to follow this INCLINATION, there
and women or so many or the lnconlpe-
tent In every vocation.
Should any girl resolve to seek a posi-
ton as paid companion, there are certain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
qualities which 1t behooves her to possess.

qualities which 1t behooves her to possess.
| Sympathy first, and, most important
should be fere--not merely n sympathy
w ynal 'AS WITH those WHO weep1bdt that
her to understand the desires. hopes and
fears Of those with WI ON she lives and
to meet With Infinite Tenderness, the de-.
mands, Of that other nature. a bright mt
In portailt since every one, seeks and de-
sires as friends or associates those who
bring. the most brightness and pleasant.
also adapt herself easily to tho manner
and habits of the one who employs her.
10 be. well educated and a good con-
yersationalist is desirable sinco interest,"
Ing conversation may beguile many tedi-
Gus hours.
The dimunition in the demand for the
professional companion Is a natural out
To need companion implies state OF
solitude. Now many women under the
present regime have necessary 9uletade
SOME women, however. who by reason OF
i'll health. affllcton or lack Of near .rcla..
tives. really need some true-hearted girl
Ing Tenderness, sympathetic fellowship
and consummatc tact. There are hundreds
Of women who would give much Of, their
yearly income be 1t large or small for
There are many trials peculiar to this
position. In tho first place It Is d work
that consumes the entire ti1ne OF the one
who plirsues It. The companion has no
regular hours for work or recreation Her
hours Of work or play are dependent
alike upon the caprice Of another. Nor
do they have regular duties but as an
other wills, so must they order their
connected with the position Is the fact
that somo women seem to think their
co.nra Mon little better than maid and
impose many mental services upon them.
a girl employed as q companion, not
long ago., Wrpte to a friend the following
letter, which presents very good Idea
,f what Is ordinarily required of q COM
pan0n.
NV Dear Mary-Do YOU remember the
novels we. used to read in which there
was invariably a kind old lady, terribly
rich, who would advertise for n compan--
on. OF course, the heroine of the said
lovel ohtaiDed the situation. The old
lads soon learns to love the girl as n
laughter. The COMIC Mon mar 'les some
happy pair secure the blessings of the
benign old lady and her money also. for
she very acconlmodatngly slips away
rom the world and its cares at this
sea son.
This is b.,lt us much like the life of
paid companion. speaking from my own
experience. as most books are like real
life. l have purposely waited some
months before trying to tell you anything
Used to them and he able to speak fair
~ concerning them.
The lady With whom I am living as
Is neither very rich nor es-
20 Tally kind. She is very commonplace,
being rather undersize and In complex !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16

yoa ana m s eur schoo oEy AK erl
IL nv many duties. You can. Ina CINE
how refreshing this is to me. being ns
disliklng, above all known writings tho
productions Ut Miss Clay.
1 tried the other day to Interest 4iiT; r.:
othcr ina sY sSe n oe ssp'i q listen IN
! III the girls decided to becomo drcssillak"
ers. THAT was entirely too commonplace
so she said that she did not, like the
story ard would s, start 1nt o bne eSo os
NV n"us and PaSrted think. By her "a
vorite author. Since then have not tried
to choose her books, but an ende g,
She Is q great tnlkei', and VIII consume
hours in telling YOU about the benuT she
used to have. She also takes great inter-
" familiar with all the murder, arson
and robbery trials and be able to tell
her % wh han s the cSen
perhaps the sIncerest part Of her life:
The children lSr tna iss arouq sdr ee her
vcritnblc fairy godmother to many OF
them. Sometimes when I am disposed to
think how tiresome and unreasonable she
IS. remember the two tiny graves ives down 'Itn
swell In my heart for her,
One thing nettles me Il little: she seem
to be- sometimes a little afraid that she
vii not use yu S,,t fpr oo set
it In a philosophical manner and mot
She sleeps very late. and likes to havo
me come into her room while she Is dress
Ing and read the papers to her. Then
comes breakfast and after that, what
day, namely writing letters and inter-
Viewing cook, tradesmen and drcssmak-
err, as the case may be. After this we
sometimes go out, or II the weather IS
bad talk and do some bit. Of fancy work. Z
3 p. NJ The time from then until half
past or 6 Is mine. If tho weather per-
mits. generally spend this time out In
the beautiful grounds, which surround
the house. We eat supper at Z and II
there are no callers, go upstairs at about
10 P. M. generally read to. her uli-
til she becomes drowsy and then SO to
reading or writing letters, Often, as. YOU
will surmise, knowing me as you do I
set up much later than I should. as am
doing now, so 1 will bid you goodnight,
or rather good-morning. for It Is we'll at
ter midnight.
Your friend,
In conclusion, II a girl Is we'll educated
and has no training or talent for business
this is undoubtedly n good position, In
which to use her stock In trade, but II
the girl is wise, she will try to fit herself
for some more practical work for which
there Ia q greater demand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16

NORA. &
In conclusion, II a girl Is we'll educa ted
and has no training or talent for business
this Is undoubtedly q good position, In
which to use her stock In trade, but II
the girl is wise. she will try to fit herself
for some more practical work for which
there ls a greater demand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL DAYS
List eff Dates for Special Observance at
the Worlds Fair, ST. Louis, In leO4.
: la. prasa IInmorISts' Day, We'd.

List eff Dates for Special observance a
the Worlds Fair, ST. Louis, in eo4.
American press Humorlsts' Day. Wed
nesday June 1st
Mark Twain Day, Friday, Juno 3D.
International Association aot Chlels O.
Police, Monday, June 9Th.
Oregon Day Wednesday, June 10TH an
niversary Of the treaty between the
United States and Great Britain, liking
the international boundary at the 49ti
parallel Of latitude. 81.
West Virginia Day, Mo IIi, June zoth
celebrating admission to UNION.
Junior Order United American Mechan.
les, Thursday, June 23d, ~,
Swedish Day, Friday, June 24th. .
Rp psnab hsSS aSna pay 5y nS ss eee-
br a tfl Of the f..0 fail Of the Hastio
Butchers and Packers Association
Thursday, July 2Sth. 49,
Swlss Day Saturday A iIgSorm noth R,r,,
Will be In camp August Iso 10 z'th, In
elusive.
Joweslers' and s!lyorsmiths Day Thurs
day, september LIST.
September I'd
Opticians Day, Saturday, September
Sd.
), Modern woodmen q. the World, Thurs
h'SfN>iHpcI oNl|'
>. House of Hoo Hoo, Friday September
California Day. contemporaries admis-
sion into Union, Friday, September 9th.
spanish War Veterans Day Saturday,
September 10th.
spanlsh-American War Nurses, satur-
day, September 10TH.
Maryland Day, anniversary Of battle of
North Point, Monday. September 18th,
Woodmcn of the World, Wednesday,
September 18th.
18th,
Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition
Commission, Friday, September sd This
date Is especially desired by me man.
ayers Of the Lewis and CLARK Centennial
Exposition of the State OF OREGON; not
only to give effect to their own exposition.
but to celebrate the expedition OF Lewis
and Clark
Rhode Island Day, date, held IA, BY Rhode
Island at all expositlons ~ TINS country,
Wednesday October 9Th, 90,
Alaine Day, Thursday, OctGpe. ~ ~
Ohio Day, Thursday. OcloueI W.
Womans Chris tan Temperance Union,
Friday. October 7th.
KNIGHTS of Columbus, WEDNESDAY DC
tober 18th. o,.a
18TH
Alaska Day. celebrates aGn I,ysIs Io Of
transfer to United States py Huss'a' : yes
day, October 18th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
People at Boykins.
Especial to The Times-Disp

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
'BOYKINS, VA, Aug. l5.--Nliss Ruth
Vincent, of Augusta. Ark, who has been
on visit to Mrs. It. p. Neston, Is now
in Severn, N. c.. visiting friends.
Rev. c. F., Edwards. Of swansboro. N.
C.. is in Boykns, ON short visit. -,
Va, was seen on the streets of Boykin:
to-day.
W; c. Blair, continues quite III Mt his
home, In Fs!! Creek. Va.
Mr.. T.. B.. Reaton, who has been, In
Or. s. Leigh's hospital In Norfolk. Va.
for quite while, Is now at home.
Mesdames b, W. Vincent, OF Greenes
ys Gonn'y Va and T. a. o. S mrs
Gray.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16

The association now numbers over 400
members.
Tho association affords every railroad
man a splendid opportunity to put some
of his hest to work for his fellows.
One engineer said, at the expiration
OF his membership: This mas been the
hnppiest year Of my life" No wonder; he
had Interested nearly one hundred rail
road men in membership In the asso-
citation. and his own life had been so
enriched that to 1eet him was to hear
his story. The kindly commentator and
Christian criticism has established q bond
of true fellowship and interest that
savors of great good to the entire brother
hood.
A GREAT BROTHERHOOD
Another said: TITS q great brother
hood" Yes, it's sRichmonds q railroad
mems greatest brotherhood. s,G&s
Recently the messenger boy sat on the
same platform with the president at a
great gathering OF railroad men and their
families on Sunday afternoon, and the
hearty handshake and social intercourse
that followed was enjoyed by none more
than the president.
Suth gatherings are harlbingers Of
great good to employer as we'll as to en-
ploye.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
Moonlight Boat Ride.

Especial to The Times-Dispateh
LEAKsyILLE, N, CT Aug, la.-,rhe
by MeSsrs rom fPemberton, l.. a. Martin,
and II. 5, Weaver last Friday night was
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-12

Or. Foreman has FOR several years
been at the head OF the class in the
matter OF holiday goods and this year
is m exception. 5S-tf
There is a stray COW, brown aud
white, running on Bull creek on the
east edge OF town that ought to be
claimed by her owner and fed.
Mrs. A. p. Goodykooniz returned
from Bartlesvill last night She with
son Frank. will spend the holidays at
Snyder with Mrs. Birch Burnett
R-I-P-A-N-S TabuIes
Doctors hnd
A coed prescription
For mankind.
The scent packet is enough for usual
accasions. The family bottle (60cenLsl
contains supply for year. All
druggists sell them. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-12
special Land Buyers Excursions.

Will run to the new lands OF Greer
County, Oklahoma, and other sections
of the great Southwest in November
aud Decem Der, via the Frisco system.
Are you looking for rich and fertile
farming lands ia the Southwest which
you can buy for from one-fourth TO
one-tenth the cost OF the lands OF the
East and North? They produce as
much acre for acre. Here is chance
to better your condition and add a
liberal amount 60 your pocket book.
For full particulars and special rail
road rates apply at once 10 r. S.
Lemon, Secretary Frisco System I'm
migration Bureau, st. Louis, Mo.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-12
TIN DISCOVERED IN ALASKA.
Rich Deposits Reported 20 Have Bcen
Located on the Coast Near
Teller.

Nome is excited over the discovery OF
valuable tin deposits in the Lost River
and Cape Prince of Wales districts.
Force is given to the reports by the con-
frmation from Arthur J. Collier, of the
United States Geological survey, who re-
Gently arrived from the north. Well
defined deposits Of this metal have been
found about 45 miles up the coast from
Teller The discovery was made by two
prospectors named Randi and Grim.
Eight claims were staked on Cassarite
creek. a tributary OF Lost River.
The groupings are said to carry a
much larger percentage Of metal than is
found in the famous tin mines Of Corn
wall. England The ore also contains
copper to a considerable extent The
discovery is looked upon as one Of the
greatest mineral finds Of the year at
Cape Prince OF Wales a further strike OF
tin is reported and this IS said to be one
Of the rlchess deposits IN the world.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-12
Coles Hot Blast Guarantee.

The only stove in the world that
prints such guarantee-readi IL:
OUR COAL STOVE GUARANTEE.
Every stove is guaranteed TO stay
absolutely air-light as long as used.
We guarantee saving Of one-third Ia
fuel over any lower draft soft coal
stove ci the same size. We guarantee
a uniform heat. day and night, with
soft coal, slack, siftngs hard coal or
coke. We guarantee that tine rooms
can be heated from one u two hours
ea;h morning, with. he soft coal,
slack, hard coal OF coke, put In the
stove the evening before. We guar
antee the feed door to he smoke proof.
We guarantee the stove TO hold fire
SO hours without attention. We guar
antee every stove free from imperfect
material and workmanship.
For sale only at Ed Lees. Soft
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-12

All trimmed bats az cost. Rat
cliffs. SS 62
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-12
REMARKABLE STATUE FOUND.
Work of the GnIIo-Roman Period Il
Dug Up In PRris-Figure Ia OF
Blncksmith.

A remarkable statue Of the Gallo-Ro-
man period Of blacksmith has been ex-
cayateo in Paris, in a small cemetery
on the Rue Cassini, near Observatoire.
The face is broad and beardless, and the
features are most expressive. This is
the only real statue OF a blacksmith in
Paris of the ancient times. all others
are mere figures Of Vulcan Under the
statue was found the skeleton of a pow
erful man. probably the blacksmith rep
resented. Coins discovered in the same
grave show he was buried in the year
IS. during the reign Of Trojan. The
statue has been transferred to the Musee
Carnavalet, where IL row is exhibited.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-12

Ralcliffs are offering all trimmed
hats at cost. 1892
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-12
WANTS.

COTTAGE FOR RENT-Apply to Mrs.
Jos. A. GIL. $500
WANrED-Good girl for general house
work. Good wages. No washing. Mrs. A.
l.. Churchill, $3.50
WANTED-Men 10 learn barber arade
Our catalogue explains how we teach ID
quickly, mailed free. Moler Barber College.
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