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The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

The engineer of the freight train was
clearly at fault for the recent railroad
accident at Everett, Mass. He passed
by no less than three danger signals,
which he clearly saw, and his keeping on
was In violation OF the rules OF the COM
pany. The fact is, from some cause or
another, his mind failed to work Alright.
No one can explain It; he cannot. 1t
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

Up to the last of November 20G moose
have this season been checked by the
game war1ens at Bangor, against 204 on
the same date last year. The receipts of
deer are now more than $50 in excess of
last year at this date, the total being
aba for the season.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

Commenting upon the fact that more
than % of the largest buildings in course
of construction in New York city are
standing idle because few men not
members of the housesmiths' union are
employed by firm at Mex 'esport, Pa,
the New York Commercial says:
isn't that enough TO set earnest men
to thinking. The development of a
great city il at a standstlll because few
men who really are endeavoring to make
a living out in sequestered country
place, and who are 10 all likelihood do
ing their work acceptably, are not dis
charged by their employers.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

As far as we have seen them reported,
the most of the sermons preached on
Thanksgiving day were exceedingly up
lifting 10 thought and sentiment. The
preachers all took a hopeful view of
things, and very few omitted to score
the managers of the big insurance
aompanies.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

The Chicago board of health atterds
to business In the matter OF looking up
unwholesome meat and vegetables. In
one week it destroyed Sl1 900 worth of
meat and 81 600 worth of fruit and veg
etables that 1t found unfi for food.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

The Richmond Dispatch bols it down
to this: Ii college man escapes death
on the football field, it is only that he
may meet 1t in a fraternity initiation.
Sdll, some few live to graduate.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

r lilrOad construction pow under way
in tn United States calls for an expen-
diture OF 81 OOO 900 600 Three-titths of
II Is for new lines and extensions west
and southwest OF Chicago.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

Coal operators in the Pittsburg district
have decided to Offer the IS 900 members
OF the United Mine Workers an advance
of five per cent In wages to forestall the
proposed demand OF the miners conven-
ton for an advance of II per cent.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

Dec. 8. Town Improvement Society.
Dec. 9, Skowhegan Grange, special meeting
Dec IL, Skowhegan Sorosis.
Dec. IL, Mothers Meeting. W. {. r. u.
Dec 20, Skowhegan Woman's Club.
Dec. 20, Skowhegan Grange.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

Richard A. McCurdy, President of the
Mutual Life Insurance Co, has resigned,
being succeeded temporarily by Frederic
Cromwell, the treasurer of the company.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

A crisis has been reached in British
AFT iFs by the resignation of Arthur j.
B4lfour, the premier. N NV the Liberals
will take hand at forming Cabinet.
This party stands firmly for free trade
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

The Kennebec river is practically
froz over, and navigation for the sea
son has ceased. No more Boston steam
ers will come to the Gardiner wharf,
but next season a new boat, the keel OF
which has been laid. will connect Angus
ia, Hsllowell and Gardiner with Bath,
connection being made with that place
by the Boston boat.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

Although the mutny at SeVastOpol has
been partially suppressed. it ia evident
that a crisis is at hand in the aft drs of
Russia. War Is not the only place in
which this unhappy government ~hss
found hell. The people have been Of
fered partial control of the government
but iD the revolutionary sections they
seem to demand the whole or none.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07
Gard Of Thanks.

To the many neghbors and friends
who so kindly assisted US during the
Illness and death Of my husband, both
by words and acts OF sympathy we ex-
tend our heartfelt thanks.
JULIA NJ. HOLMES,
NELLIE s. MCKFNNEY
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

The venerable Ex-Gov. Hon. Sidney
Perham is still living, although in rather
feeble health.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

The total shipment of apples from
Maine this year compares favorablY with
last year.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

Whitelaw Reid has contributed $500
to London's poor.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

~ NN ut. \ NVI4I N IN r UAl
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QITSINE Tablet
All druggist refund the money II il fails to cuEa-
ly46 r. W. Groves signature Is on each box. Nc
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

Bring your prescriptions along too
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

Geo. L. Cleveland was the guest of
friends in Augusta, Thursday of last
week.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

Do you neea tooth brush, lar brush,
toilet or bah saap perfumes, bay run.
manicure supplies or any little drug
store wan'2 We can fl yoa out to your
satisfaction
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

Our Quaker Range Voting Contest il
now fast reaching It's mos exciting
stage, and We fluid REPORTER readers
are taking active part IN the friendly
rivalry that exists III all classes. While
the leaders in each class are tue same as
last week W would again state for tie
benefit of all that the votes as below
recorded only represent the mum Der
passed ID, and BY no means shows the
strength Of the several candidates, as
We have issued votes enough to nearly
double this count, anu We challenge any
reader 70 pick sure winner in any
class
The coming eleven days will tell the
story. and az We remember the history
of our previous contest, ID which the
leaders up to the last date Of publication
went down to defeat at the hnal count.
We would urge upon all the friends Of
the candidates the Importance of the
last few days work
We are privileged to publish, this
week, on page four the pictures of a
group of our contestants, and next week
we shall print the picture Of Miss Belya
Bush of Athens, our Youngest candi.
date
The standing this morning is as fol-
lows:
CLASS NOT
Mrs Emma l.. Bckford Skowhegau los
Mrs. Eta B LaCasce, skowhegan 70l7
Miss Vonie P Eaton, >kow began, 366s
Mrs Grace L. Buker, Skowhegan, 1880
Mrs. g w Emerson, skowhegan, 1853
GLASS NO. 2.
Mrs. Della c. Brown, Caratunk 49,. 534e
Mrs. lara b Leavitt,
Norridgewock a...... 457e
Mrs. p :. Longley, Scion ......l65C
GLASS NO. 9.
Miss Belva l.. Bush. Athens ........472e
Mrs. H Nj. Flanders, Athens. 49,. 2169
Mrs Thomas Noyes, Athens ....1714
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

Those sawyer pictures Lave been Sc
ling hue the past week, and We would
advise you u get your Christmas order
10 early
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07
Thursday. DC. :. l9b
y Wonder What S Do
.2>S') ing at BUCKhAM's
~ This..Week ?"
saturday candy, this week, and every
week, on Saturdays only; worth AZ.
egs's You oniy 29s. Don't forget il

Apollo chocolates too, for sale every
day, aud he finest chocolate that's made
at any pfIee. ley are put up in ar
tistic boxes at. EEL for &c. BIC, sOc,
eoc and Z. - 10 baIk for SOC per
pound
The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07

We don't want you 10 forge about
that Witch Hazel that We bay dIroct
from the disl..lers by the barrel; its the
very best that money can buy, and vs
sell T. for BE per pint 4oc quart and
# You take gallon at one tine It's only
s. %
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-12
FULL OF DANGER
TO THE PURITY OF YOUNG PEo.
PIE IS THE OPEN WORK
STOCKING, SAYS MRS.
STEVENSON.

BOSTON, Mass, oct. 12.-"rhe
open work stocking is full of danger
10 the purity of the youth of GU.
land declared Mrs. Katharine Ste.
venson, Stete President OF the Massa.
chusetts Woman's Christian Temper-
ance Union, at the thirty-second att
nual convention, which is in session
I'm Cambridge. Mrs. Stevenson wa
making the annual address when she
attacked open work stockings. decol-
lette dressing and their dire consc.
.ouences.
"our purity crusade. she said, will
be directed against the dangers of i'm
modest dressing. Open work has It's
place, but that place is not in public
and it is seen altogether too frequent
" out of place.
when we remember who sets the
fashions of the world we may well
question II an insidious purpose, dead
ly to the highest woman honor. may
not run through the steadily growing
tendency 10 irnmodest, unnecessary
display OF womar's person
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-12
Deeds Recorded.

Oct. 10, 1906, Clarence d. Robinson
ct al to +. NJ. and p. r. r. CO.;
5000; lot in First ward. y
Oct. 10. 1905; w. A. LAWYER to Elias
Crisis: $500; lot in Peacock addition.
Oct. II, 1906; Jones b. Merrill ct ux.
to Ralph Mayza: $1,000; 80 16 and
'1GN acres, Little creek.
Oct. II. 1905; E. +. Morgan. special
commissioner, to Thomas L. Burns;
$1,70O; 90 acres, Winfield district. =
Oct. II, 1906; Thomas l.. Burns to
q. F. Morgan, trustee: 81; 93 acres,
Winfield district
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-12

Mrs. p J. Thomas and little son. Of
Warrington, are In the city to-das
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-12
CONTRACT LET
TO FAlRMoMrER.

MANNiNGToN,, Oct: l2.-The CON
tract for building the stone, brick and
iron block on Water street has been
awarded by the owners, j. T. Koen, j.
ii. Hays and Or. w. ]. Leahy to John
NJ. kisner, of Fairmont. There were
a number of bidders here from Cleve.
land, Wheeling and other cities. The
foundation work is about completed
and The block will be under roof by
December first. Construction will be
rushed as fast as men and money can
do it.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-12
MISS GALLATIN
GREATLY PLEASED HER audi
ENcE At THE GRAND LAST.
NIGHT IN -coustN i<ATE.r s

81 tsL f ~ MO-. IS .ltif IS VIZ -fssH
An evening OF great pleasure was
tae reward oil me people who made
UP 'i's ia' " hs mouse tnat greeted
taoerta Gailatin IN Cousin Kate at
.ne arana last evening" The clever
actress mas chosen mighty sweet
i''ie rove s'ofy 70 serve as avehicle
ior bringing her talents 1.-The
puohc, ana mas. moreover. selected a
ease STRONG enough not 20 iook Ike
80 support. Il 81
ihe stofy Oh Cousin nate is a
stors ol the Nitaication OF love a.
"ts' sish.' On me occasion offeou''
sni Nave second mee,ing with
i'e'''u i'esi'ioha' an artist' and nefore
sue sven SHOWS ms name. she con
lesses 70 him 1ha' she Is ~ years Old
anu INA. she mas known several men,
cue eou'o nave loved ana that several
i.eii nave ioved her out that soNfar
sue mas NOT round ti her Two Kinds OF
men compihed IN any one individual.
%u Anu 70 oesuiohe ) inpostnnity
she sun iuriher contesses that she
''inks ~ possible that ne Is the com
oii's''ioh' a, strong, detihea,lon OF
,fe "asefiis paetie X between en heart
ana ootYei''iohaii'y toilows ehdins, az
si'ou'o. u course' IN conventional
ny pe'hs paaiy worseeu' me en-,
..9'ee VI 'he yorhs woman 10 whom
i'ea'i Is ehsasea 70 De married and
Oh whom also aJousin Kate Is sort
= a'lonse'al suardiah, brings sheir
su .1' JOY 70 an aprdpt ter
hiis'alioh' The immediate result
oil the disclosure is the brave
attempt Oh Cousin Kate to
MAKE desmond pe'ieve she was NOT
sincere IN her love for him. Failing
IN this she persuades him that he
must keep MS promise TO the girl re-
sareiess--ior the girls happiness.
sake IN the last act the girl herself
brings an unexpected solution of the
problem ny admitting In heart to
heart talk with Desmond her prefer.
ence provided she were free for
,he young clergyman who was 10
rave performed the marriage cere.
mony.
The story Is full of dramatic posi-
bilities, and gives a fine opportunity
latin and Mr.. Wilfred Rogers, who
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-12
c.RALpH DAVIS
Dies Of Typhoid Fever, at Home Of
His Parents at Wyatt. & :.

g. Ralph Davis, well known young
Harrison county teacher Is dead hav-
Ing been a victim of typhoid fever.
The funeral took place this morning
at ten O'Clock. ~ :
Mr.. Davis was the principal Of the
Enterprise school. which began last
Monday, but owing to illness did not
begin teaching. He was one of the
prominent and successful teachers in
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-12

divided equally among nieces Eliza
beth A. Golden. Tigatha Richards.
Sarah J. Harbert. Ella Lowe and
Louisa Stout, and nephew, Albert r
,shinn: Albert r. shinn, executor:
bond, $4,000.
Dated Dec. 24, 1904. viii Of Bars.,a
Board admitted 70 probate; 9s u acres
Bartholomew fork divided equally
between son. a. d. Ammons ana
daughter Elizabeth o. sno,lrrass
personal property divided among nus,
band, John Board son and daughter
named, and four grandchildren. Thorn
as j. Wilson, John ID. Wilson; Clarence
I. Wilson, and Minnie c. Powell: er.
Eecutor not named.
Mrs. e, J. Thomas and little son of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-12
MISS poRrlA WASHINGTON
Returns From a Three Months Trip
to Europe.

NEWARK, N. j.. Oct. 12.--Miss
Portia Washington, daughter of
Booker T. Washington. of the Tuske-
gee institute, has returned from a
three months'vtrip through England,
France and Germany.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox. of Downs.
have returned home after 6 visit at
the home. of L. H.. Wilcox. of the
South Side.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-12

Miss corine Bingham, Of Parkers-
burg. will arrive in the city this week
to visit Miss Barnes at the Miners
Hospital
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-12
BRHDY CONSTRUCTION CO.,
Contractors and Builders:

Harrison county. His age was 81
years. His demise is deeply regretted.
The teaching profession has lost a
valuable member and Harrison county
splendid young man.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-12

Mrs. George Parfitt has returned to
her home at Morgantown after short
visit with ner brother ]. e. Anderson.
at this place.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-12
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
FAIRMoNT sTEELt COMPANY.

There wiz be meeting of the
Stockholders Of Fairmont Steel Com
pany held at the cempany's principal
office at the City of Fairmont, Marion
county. West Virginia, on October
2Gth, 1905, at o'clock. P. NJ.
By order of Board of Directors.
E. A. BILLINGSLEA,
Secretary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-12
WIN. proha..a

Wills Probated.l Z
Dated sept.l4 1905. will of Nancy
Golden admitted to probate; $1,000 to
Diamond street NJ. E. church; balance
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-12

]. E, Sands and daughter, Miss
Anna, are in Washington attending
he Bankers Association.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-17
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
SOME PEOPLE SAY SALT LAKE REAL
ESTATE Is HIGH.
SOME People DON'T KNOW

SOME PEOPLE DON'T KNOW.
Just look over t@a following and YOU
would cost a great deal more i'm any other
city of its size I'm the L. :
Jzo West LIST South, a 6-rOOm brick cot
tage porcelain bath, electric lights good
Darn. buggy sheds. chicken houses, beau
IiIul shade trees, lawn and fenced. LOT
$500. VIII sell II for s.. $50
So North LIST West 3-FOom adobe, lot
b4x3s feet viii sell for SLIGO.
ll45 Bryan Ave, bet. 18th and 18th East
and 10th and nth South. nice 4-room
frame. lot 50Xl20 feet. 5000; $50 cash, $40
per month
1857 East 5th South, a little farm in the
pest residence portion Of this city. the lot
o0N&50 feet nun OF fine bearing fruit small
ana large. the house has rooms and up
70 date and modern. You could not place
me improvements OF this lot for less
. than 5000 VIII sell it for 5000
On r ST., bet 5th and 9th SITS, facing
east brand new broom modern brick cot
per month.
On the corner 5th and NJ Sis. brand
new groom modern, lot 5SXl15 feet TO al
ley, easy terms for 5000
S1eXlo rods south front on 3rd 81, with
good substantial house of rooms It's
not modern nor is the price. $l,sd0
Corner 6th South and 4th East, facing
south and west. 2l2X7 rods, $3.50.
% IeeI including l2-fOOt alley by l32
feet To - foot alley i'm rear on nth East
near 2d South car line. II must be sold
AT once. $3.50
1917 Windsor Ave, new broom modern
house. lot 3feXl51 feet To alley, for S2,000
On Brigham ST, LIST South, 2d South, on
ist, ID. and Sd SITS, and all intermediate
streets: have more homes listed 10 select
from than all agencies combined
Y RICHTER, - ". lst So ST. Phones GIL.
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EDITED BY THE PEOPLE.
FOR RENT FURNISHED.

One-had cent a word Daily. prepaid
Five cents counted line if charged.
one cent a word Sunday prepaid Tel
cents counted line if charged.
vs~>~~~~~~~~~~-~oS~>~~>~~~N=
( FURNISHED rooms, with privilege OF
! iignt housekeeping. a. West LIST North
! FURNISHED rooms for light house
keeping; strictly modern; private family
251 West Fifth South
! NICELY furnished front room, with
+ use of bath. $500 also one back room.
/ $500 30 w. North Temple street.
NICELY furnished rooms for house,
peeing l Kendall terrace. Phone SILK.
, FRONT room, furnished: modern house;
ground floor. for two S5S +. Srd South.
THREE Housekeeping rooms. ground
floor. 81; also cheaper ones. 5io f. 6th 50,
FOUR-ROOM house. completely fur for
housekeeping. Call 1913 street.
ROOMS. modern. close in. Keys ~.
| End of Grape and First North.
LARGE room on first floor. to gentle
men. Breakfast if desired, 760 First st.
! 1897.
FURNISHED rooms for Housekeeping,
near new university. 1909 First street.
OR 8 rooms furnished for housekeep-
! ing. 4l5 So. LIST West.
. NICE clean rooms for housekeeping
pantry, closets. etc. 54S 9TH East.
STRICTLY modern room. 50. At SIS So
ID West.
FOR housekeeping, , or rooms fur
nished complete. Pantry closets, new,
modern house. 165 W. 5th So
ENTIRE first floor 81 LIST St. bath,
e. /. etc, only $50. futile Bros.
FOUR-ROOM modern cottage, fur
nished. 500 w, Third South.
ONE or two clean, coy rooms close in.
Apply 223 Canyon road.
FURNISHED rooms for light house
ALL or part of modern cottage, nicely
furnished good piano. PA ". 4th SO.
VERY desirable room for one or two
gentlemen; strictly modern; close in. 80
So. ID E st.
NICELY furnished rooms for light
housekeeping or without; $1.25 per week.
a So. I'd E.
5-ROOM strictly modern cottage with
furnace. 81 3rd ST.
8EDROOM- l53 Dunbar avenue.
ELEGANTLY furnished front room
suitable for two people. every convent
ence, choice location, both phones. 14l
p. Brigham.
THREE large rooms for light house
keeping. Apply 464 " I'd North
BEDROOM. 516 e. LIST So.
FURNISHED housekeeping suite in
beautiful new modern cottage. Inquire
30 w So. Temple
FURNISHED rooms en- suite. Apply
270 West So Temple.
S-RM. MODERN home on 9Th East
furnace we'll furnished. fine piano. new
ly papered and painted. Everything III
first-class condition Beautifully located.
Shade trees and lawn. GOOD barn and
chicken run. Rent. Sc TO responsible
party. 1l46 9Th East. r. L. Pritchard,
Mgr r. +. Dept. .WilsOn-Sherman Co,
- W. 9~d 60. Tel 4g2
--1.4.D4, irOnJ room, IN private family,
with or without board 100 North Main.
KEITH APARTMENTS.
122 +. Brigham. Apartments single or
en- suite. with or without bath. First
class dining room under management OF
Miss Grote. Board IS per week
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

One-half cent a word Daily. prepaid.
Five cents counted line if charged.
One cent a word Sunday. prepaid Ten
cents counted line if charged.
PLEASANT rooms with board single
and en- suite. 1913 +. Sd South.
BOARD and room in modern home
close TO university, for two students
Young ladies preferred. Bell phone
ZfIS-X.
IN private family at llO5 F. ID So.
ROOMS with or without board mod
ern: L. D. 5. family, pos E St
FIRST-CLASS room and board. new
house. new furniture. strictly modern,
reasonable prices. 260 E. 4th South,
THE CuImer, 15S n. Main. Ind. phone
22S0.
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.


CAN YOU BEAT THESE?
Fine corner on Its ~. and 9Th SO. Make
an offer.
broom brick, west side. near r. r. de
pots. sl,l0O. Must be sold. No fair offer
refused
Groom cottage partly modern. II st.
gain.
6-room house blocks from temple; nice
lot 81 600
Coy new modern brick; everything
first class; s., 400; 500 cash SO per month
including interest
2i2X9 rods, T.. 5th So, 500.
a HOME built 10 order. We will build
You a beautiful little cottage. modern
brick, and buy the lot, taking small pay
ment down and balance monthly same as
rent Others are doing this. Why not
YOU?
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO,
Under Walkers Bank
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WANTED-AGENTS.

$500 PER MONTH and expenses selling
Stransky's patent for making Smokeless
Gun and Blasting Powder. General agents
wanted. }. A. Stransky. box 800, Pukwa-
ma 5. ID.
AGENTS-Read in dark Name plaTes.
Signs, Numbers. 200 per cent profit Sam
pies free Wright Supply Co.. Englewood,
III.
A PERMANENT business offer-$50 10
$50 per week positive. Men and women
wanted everywhere TO operate sales par
Tors for the best ladies' and gents dress
shoe known; 10 original sight selling
health and comfort features: factory to
consumer; previous experience unneces-
sary. profit possibilities unlimited. no
risk reply quick, Balm & Harms. $50 "
End So. ST, Salt Lake City. Utah.
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4-ROOM frame, ADOBE lined. good cellar.
ki2 mo-
5-room pr. brick. modern. cellar fine
location. cement sidewalk to street ear
& 500: $500 cash. 81 a mo
4-room frame, near Rio Grande depot
corner lot. OXln H.. $3.50: 500 cash. bal
s12 a mo.
HUBBARD INIT Co, Is ". ID So.
Phones 49,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~~~-~~~~~.~~~~~~.~~~-~~~
S125, 600, OR PART for investment in
some good enterprise without services. T.
L. Cameron, Sentinel Bldg, Milwaukee,
Wis
WANTED-Large, well established Chi
cago manufacturing company, making
staple line of goods widely known. wants
satisfactory man with 5000 cash 20 estab-
lish and carry on branch business; $3.50
per month salary and all expenses, with
share of profits extra; safe investment.
permanent engagement. and high-claSs
business: good for $1,000 per year or bet
ter, with big future increase, References
required. For particulars address Henry
Weston hos Trude Bldg, Chicago.