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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03
WILLIAMS, STOCK.

John r. Williams. the Democrat
ic clique nominee for county COM
missioner. has by pressure brought
to bear upon him by the Telegram,
admitted that he owns stock in the
Clarksburg Industrial Company,
which owns the Industrial bridge.
But following that he makes the re-
markable statement that he has no
money in it. In other words he
means to say he regards the prop
erty Of the company of no monS-
tary value. A man that would
make such u declaration as that is
not at all fit to transact the public
business. 1t is an evasion that
every man should hold against him.
1T is a SANDER on Harrison county
and especially this community that
no patriotic citizen ought to stand
for. No man with any civic pride
at all would declare the property OF
the Clarksburg Industrial Com
pany without value. According t.
his idea the company is bankrupt
and he is one of the bankrupts, and
no one wants banllrupts TO run the
business of this wealthy county.
That utterance Of his is 50 ludicrous
that it really deserves no notice
whatever. A mere child could rea-
son better than that. And why
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03
does he not give his stock away
since it has no value?


O-
Our esteemed Democratic clique
paper thinks the people ought not -
vote to send the Republicans to the
legislature on the ground that they
would vote for the reelection OF
United States Senator Elllins and
that he ought not TO be returned on
the alleged ground that he repre-
sents the trusts. That paper over
looks the fact that John t. Nc
Graw who wants Senator Elkins
place is allied with corporations and
combines. He is interested in
trusts. as they are called. He is
closely allied with railroads, in fact,
he owns some. Besides that paper
worked day and night two years ago
for the election of Henry G. Davis
to The vice presidency. Yet Mr..
Davis stands on the same coEimer-
cial aud Industrial foundation Mr..
Elkin- does. except that Elklns has
done very much 10 bring about the
curbing OF the corporations as At
tested by the E:lIlins law and his
prominent work in the passage II
the Hepburn bill. which brings rate
regulation and protects the shippers.
Thus i, il shown that the Demo-
cratic clique paper is nsinccre in
its uttaranceS on this question. 1t
is also shown that il is engaged in
a desperate attempt 10 lead the Not-
rrs A-tmv 1t knows the record of
Elkius in the senate and for the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03
FORMATION DAY
TO BEG0BSERVED

oct. 81 is known and celebrated
throughout the Lutheran church as
Reformation day, for it was on Oct.
81, 1917, that Martin Luther post
ell the 95 theses on the church door
at Wittenberg. To Luther's action
the whole Protestant church owes its
existence. Services appropriate to
this occasion will be held at the
Lutheran mission Sunday evening,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03

Maxwell ANA the other candidates
except Rhodes on The Democratic
ticket are getting The worst end of
it by the clique and its mouthpiec".
They are beginning to sec it, too.
Even Mr. Riley is complaining. But
the word has been passed to sacrifice
everything for Rhodes. The clique
has him under absolute control.
Riley is more or less under the
clique's influence but he has to do
with seven other counties and the
clique is not strong enough to die
tate To the other seven counties. If
it had been Mr.. Riley never woulu
have bcen the nominee. That i
why the clique and Mr.. Riley are not
getting along as we'll as they might
Riley is advertised ms the friend
Of labor; the clique knows he is not.
and that is about all about him that
appeals TO it. Rhodes is the one
man OF the bunch that suits the
CLIQUE. Hc and other members of
the clique set up the primary con-
MENTIONS months before the county
convention that nominated him, and
they were careful to set them up for
Rhodes. OF course, according to
the clique's secret plans, he had been
picked out as its man, but not until
The clique through its mouthpiece a
day or 80 before the comfy conven-s
ton, did the rank and file Of the
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NOTICE 10 MERCHANTs.

Copy YOg advertisements 81 tie
Daily Telegram should be handed
- By name o'clock a. N. to guarantee
B1GNse the same day, and for the
Weekly Telegram not later than
gsG4sesdGy noon each 1Oeek. The
waller sent IN. the better the ssr1rcs
vi b"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03

In the famous Rhodes circular
which is bouncing back upon him
like football, he uses the pronoun,
81" nearly score OF times. In
truth it is II" all the time. AS a
superb specimen of egotism it IS,
indeed, complete.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03

1t is very essential to the well
fare of the country that every Re
publican goes to the polls and votes
next Tuesday The country is
rapidly developing under RePuh-
lican policies. Our good times are
getting better all the time. But
let these policies be changed and
there is great danger of hard times
again. The Democrats are work
ing hard to bring about a return Of
hard times. They will try to vote
every man they can. So, let's not
be caught mapping and as the re-
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Rhodes says he will do right.
Rhodes has not yet said he would
not vote for John T. McGraw for
the United States senate, but he
would so vote. if he were<given a
chance. And every Republican
knows that would not be right.
Democrats. now is the time 10 rid
your party of the Clique.
CLIQUE down the clique, Demo
crats.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03

And still Maxwell says not a word
about the new tax laws. In his
heart he is praising them. He does
not want 10 90 to the Legislature for
the reason he knows his party would
compel him TO vote for their repea
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03

Democratic cliquesters and their
hunikes are busily engaged circulate
ing Il placard with $ lot of falsities
as 10 Mr.. Hubbard's attitude toward
the worllingman. but it is doing Mr..
Riley the injury. The mean little
slips do not even have the unioa
label on them, and every labor I'M
ion man who gets hold of one Of
them is cnragcd at the gall of the
cliqucsters to print such a thing ana
circulate and on the very face Of i
slap union Labor by refusal to use
its label. The fact that the union
label does not appear on them also
shows that union labor does not
countenance them and they are nor
Official The cliquesters in rhis
have taken an unwarranted advant-
age of union labor, which union
labor itself will resent at the polls.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03

Candidate Riley secretly has no
love for the Democratic clique,
though he must bow To its dicFation-
The reason Mr.. Riley does not es-
pcciallv love the clique is that il
would III Jet Democratic delegates
vote for him in the convention.
Riley knows the clique about as we'll
as The balance of us do and he
thinks just about as little of it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03

The Democratic clique has at last
awakened to the fact that it must
cover up its tracks as much as pos
sible in its manipulation of the
Democratic candidates. 1t was .
dead give way in the Rhodes circu-
lar. which is proving such boone
rang against him He denied even
the Democratic party. The clique
left that out purposcly. 1t knows
that Democracy of late years in
Harrison county simply means the
clique. 1t knows the people know
that and so regard it everywhere in
the county. Knowing all this it
artfuIly lodged the matter, little
su<pecting its exposure in that par
ticular. Rhodes is the candidate
Of the Democratic clique and every
body knows it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03

In lis extended write-up Of
Frank White the News overlooked
The fact that he flunked Mt Broad
dus last summer. He wanted the
school 10 graduate him any way, but
it did not. The more one looks into
this question the more convinced
are all of the superior fitness of Mr..
Webb for county superintendent Of
Schools.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03

according 10 Mr.. Rhodes state
ments there are some things OF pub
lie importance, his stand on which
lie docs not want the people TO know.
Among these is his attitude toward
a. freetrader for United States sem
ator. Another is what he thinks
about the license question. There
is absolutely nothing in his DECLARE
ton of principles that the Repub-
lican candidates do not stand for.
and there arc many things he pur-
posely omits that the Republicans
stand for besides. His circular was
issued by the Democratic clique for
the express purpose of fooling Re
publicans into voting for him. but
it has been thoroughly analysed
and means nothing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03

Democratic party know the choice
of the clique. 1t was Mr.. Rhodes
and Mr.. Rhodes was given the nom
nation over lifelong workers in the
Democratic party in Harrison coun-
ty, men of prominence and influence
in the affairs of their native county.
Why, it is as plain as y, B, G to all
who will stop and think a moment
Rhodes is the candidate of the Dem
ocratie clique, however much it may
be denied and the greater and NOR
frequent the denial the more it is
that he is the candidate
of that tricky organization.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03

A TIMELY BARGAIN.
s9e Double Blankets at 59c pair
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03

s25. 100 TAILORED SUITS sci. so
Choice of any our regular $500
Suits in stock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03

ADVERTISERS
BEST MEDIUM.
READS THE
JUST ABOUT
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suit suffer defeat. Every Repub-
Iican should 90 to the polls early
and vote and work for the ticket.
The tone of the little mouthpiece
Of the Democratic clique, which
runs conventions in such 4 high
handed manner that the delegates
are moi permitted to cast their votes
the way their conscience dictates,
has become 50 plaintive that it leads
to the ready conclusion that that
paper begins to realize most keenly
the terrible defeat the people of
Harrison countE,aEe. going to give
the Democratic cIique's ticket next
Tuesday and-is TFTeadv diligently
preparing itself Is meet its fate.
The sclar sgq9 Industrial Com
panv announces tiiat the industrial
hridgatis not sfor-sale and will not
be Offered ITO sthe county until II
majority of the people of the county
want it. = b. Brown Stout, candi-
date for county commissioner, says
the covatv viii not buy the bridge
unless an Overwhelming majority of
the people of the county wants it
bought Thus is the bridge ques-
ton not an issue in this campaign
as none Of the candidates for county
commissioner are in favor of buy
ing it unless the people want it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03

suit suffer defeat. Every Repub-
liean should 90 to the polls early
and vote and work for the ticket.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03

Yard wide guaranteed black Taf-
feta Silk 89c yard-as good quail
ity as you will buy elsewhere at
1925.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03
Music by Wells Orchestra

s1.a5 COMFORTS, CSC
Silkoline Covered Comforts fIles
with white oottOn- exE3
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21
A Reviced ver.ion.
services,
C. S. S;cinne,z.

John Alden had Just concluded his
eloquent praises Of Capt. Miles Stand.
fish and waited anxiously for PrlscIl.
las answer. Coyly she regarded him
for an instant. then. blushing. she in.
CURED:
why don't you speak for yourself
John7"
Great Scott" calculated tho young
puritan. what do you suppose I am
! hin't workin' no Hoch ror witzhoff
game-fm runnin' straight. legIti.
mate matrimonial bureau. that's what
! am. Iii go straight back to Can
standish and tell him that II ho wants
that female bunkosteersr Mt the Old
man Mullins house. he1l have to &c,
somebody else to do the Job. I'm
through"
And. jamming on his hat, he rushed
forth, banging the door behind him.
while Priscilla wept bitterly-DetroIt
News.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21
Box Springs News.

Mrs. Amy Shaw, who has been Wis.
iting her brother, Will Colbert. has
returned to her home in Mound City,
Kansas.
Mrs. McCiure's father, Mr.. Osborne
who has been visiting with her the
past week, has returned TO Tribune,
Kansas.
Mrs. T. d. Downey was shopping in
Ordway Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson spent Satur.
day and Sunday ia Rocky Ford.
Mrs. Hester has returned from a
trip to Rocky Ford.
School attendance is still increasing
-twenty-four pupils now in reg uiar
Attendance.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21
Our heavy stock of winter goods is
drawing the trade. Galiavans.
High Class Entertainment.
MUSICAL AND LITERARY.

The citizens Of the town of Ordway
have contracted with the Midland I.y-
ceum Bureau to furnish five high
class entertainments during the fall
and winter. These entertainments
are OF the highest class. both musical
and literary, and all friends of popu-
lar education should manifest their
appreciation of the truly excelien, in
the line of public entertainments by
encouraging their neighbors and
friends to lend an aiding hand, help
ing to successful end an enterprise
of unqucstionabic merit and value to
any community.
The board of managers will be able
in n few days to announce the date of
the frs, entertainment, and more full
ly inform the public concerning the
greatest entertainment ever held In
Ordway. Managing hoard.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21
Bill Nye'a Cow.

"One OF Bill Nye's old stories has
been going the rounds of late" said
man who admired the late humor.
list. and II is. In my Judgment. one
OF the clevercst bits of wit circulated
In connection with Nyc's life. Nye
owned COW which he wanted to sell.
md put an advertisement In tho pa.
per which read like this: owing to
Iii health. will sell nt my residence.
In township 10. range 13, according to
the government survey. one plush
raspberry COW. aged s years. She is
OF undoubted courages. and gives milk
frequently. To man who does not
fear death In any form she would be
a great boon. She is very much ut
tached to her present home with a
stay chain. but she will be sold to
any one who will agree to treat her
right. She is one-fourth short-horn
and three-fourths hyena. I will also
throw In n doublc-barrel shotgun
which goes with her. In May she
usually goes away for a week or two
and returns with n tall red calf with
wobbly legs. Her name is Rose. I
would rather sell her to a non.resi.
dent Did he sell the COW? Oh. I
don't know about that. I'm Just tell.
Ing you about tho advertisement;
that's all."-Exchange.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21
Residence Phone I24 White,
oRDwAY. COLO. SEPT. Il. 1906
Sunday School Institute.

The Colorado State Sunday School
Association is an tional
movement for encouraging aud inn
proving all Sunday School work. otc.
r. county is divided into four districts.
Eastern, Central, Western and North
crn.
The Northern district includes the
schools of Sugar City. Ordway and
Bob Creek.
On Tuesday of this week the North
crn district held its institute at Sugar
City. The program was fine. W. X.
Hardy, the county president, Is an
ideal presiding officer for Sunday
school institute. Addresses were made
by l.. ]. Henry and Mrs. c. +. Evans,
of Rocky Ford, Rev. X. a. Chase, OF
Colorado Springs, Rev. J. Il. Edwards,
of Holbrook. and Mrs. J. A. Walker.
of Denver. These addresses aud dis
cussions were of intense interest to
every worker. The cordial hospitali.
ty of Pastor John and the good people
of Sugar City, made the day Il great
pleasure socially.
The following persons went up fro m
Ordway: Rev. o. i. Merrill, Mrs. A.
l.. Gerhart. Mrs. ID. c. Roberts, Mrs.
G. W Garfield. Mrs. J. A. 5 lie and
Mrs. J. a. Sprengle.
o. +. Merrill.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21
Leadino up 20 II.

wish YOU would look at this
watch and see what's tho matter with
IT, the man said. handing It over.
The jeweler examined II.
Il can't see anything wrong" he
said. What seems to be tho trou.
ble?'
1T has lost nearly q minute in tho
Inst three month";"
That isn't worth making a fuss
over"
II didn't know but one OF tho few.
eis might have broken. or something, !"
None Of 'em dropped outi"
mo. they're all right"
IL Isn't full 1eweled. anyhow; II its'
Yes. It's full joweled,"
I've been inspecting lately that the
case 10 only washed."
You're wrcng. It's solid sold.~
itY' 0'Ass MAKE. y
ssss ,s.:~ tAsr.'s n0sA,ns ssts,r u sAs
I! IN 60 y hsas ~ ~ . ~
sss|sss :s|e 4
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21
Why the Hermit KIs,a,.

Oppressed by her neighbon lu :
turtles and overrun with var; hs :
pie decimated: her eities. hsr ~
and her libraries sacked s,d Ssas
ed: her mobiles and msidsps d
on to China and her artisans Nj
pan: tho most ambitious aad u
pulous Of her subjects ensnu
stirred to intrigue and coospinq
foreign powers. II 10 small vua
says w. +. Sands In the Cestsy, I
Korea has endeavored ID shvs u
OF from the world. and. ty bsuuI
the Hermit Kingdom" hss easau
ly barred the way to al prorsA
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21
EVANGELICAL Church Services.

There will be preaching services at
the Evangelical Church as fol-
lows:
Sunday school at 10 a. IN.
Services at IL a. m.
Young Peoples Alliance at 7. 30 p. III
Preaching at s p. M.
Young Peoples prayer meeting on
Wednesday ats p III.
Bob Creek Sunday School 10 n m.
Preaching At IL.
Numa. Preaching at ) p M.
German class Saturday. at J p. M.
The public cordially invited 10 these
services.
C 6 S,cIn,neiz
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21
MARRIAGE A REAL LOTTERY.
Wives Drawn by Pure Chance ir
Some Parts Of Russia.

In some parts OF Russia n queer
game is still played which has much
to do with the future lives OF the par
ticipants. Some prominent person in
the village announces that the annual
merry-making will be held at his
house. On the appointed day the
young men and women hasten In huge
excitement to the meeting place.
There are songs and games and
dances. but they are simply n prelude
TO the more important business OF the
day.
when the timc comes the hostess
leads all the girls into one room.
where they seat themselves on the
benches. Laughing and chattering.
they are each promptly muflcd in
sheets by the hostess. The head and
hair and figure are completely covered
and when this is done the girls re-
semble mummies.
Tho young men draw lots and one
by one they enter the room where the
mufiied girls sit. Helpless SO far rs
sight or touch goes. the puzzled lover
tries to find his favoritc. Maybe she
would help him II her eyes were not
hidden. but she is rs helpless as he.
Finally he chooses one and tLen he
may unvcil her. This is the critical
moment and disappointment or rap
ture will be the result Of seeing her
face.
II is the law and custom that tho
man shall marry the girl he has pick.
ed out, and II either backs out heavy
forfeit must be paid. It is said that
this matrimonial lottery is productive
OF many happy marriages.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21
M. E. Church MEETINGS..

Sunday 10 IN. Sunday School, ].
J. Duncan. Supt.
II q m. Preaching.
Ppm. EIworth League, Leader. ].
A. Sale. Tobic, interpreting Gods
Word"
8p m, Revival Service.
Monday, 8 p m. onicial Board meet.
ing.
Wednesday, Up m. Prayer Meeting.
Leader. Mrs. @. W. Garfield. Topic /:
"Asking God"
Thursdsy, 2:3o p m, Ladies' AID
Tea, with Mrs. A. L. Gerhart.
o. r. Merrill, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21
TO REPUBLICAN

We are anxious to Nv
Republican in close touch, 'ns q.
inr in harmony with the Rep =,
National c congr.ssional Corr c's
favor of the election Of .
Congress -; =
The Congressional ean1
b. based on the .dmini's'.n }
legislative record Of The las'' p.'M
that being 30, Theodore 's..,i
personality must be . =
and his achievements :
though. in the eampaigA :. =
NJ. campaign with popsls
lions , q one Dollar eseA e
iicsns. TO each sab:ss's, 8
ssnd ~ Rspublisan = =
paiea Tsxf Book aad a
I'D 3 - connl
! ~, = aehisvs I
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21
Foster Canadian lmmlp,sBn

F01teF Oah1u'sH IFHHiIuFsueS
Tho Canadian authorities N
cressing their efforts to enoocrsQi
migration to the Dominica. Ilgl
nounce that their advertising 4
recent worlds fair caused . liwH
terest throughout the Usitsd q
and is likely to be followed By al
creased Gov Of immisIati0 b
Can sdian West.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21
NOTICE FOR PuBLicAIM
Department, Of the l.ssris.'
Land Once at Pueblo, Csk,
A.s, "a 1rk

Notice II hereby giyen that ~ -
named settier hss nied nouee oi ~
u commute 10 uash en,fy and maxi Asai
in support Of his claim. snd thai ~
Will bs made before U. d Lard o.
ebio. Coo on October ! ln, w
Downey, Il. 4 1919, for The v.
". Y N. " y. Sec.iT 3. I y hAASI
L. ~ T.. T. 70 ".
lie names the foiisuirg vi'nes~
his contin uou. rs-iisncc upoa And s'
of -Aid land. via: n
William Colbert, Y. X siin.cha
0uy Hurst. ell OF Ord~sy. Coo
ga ABprI. lse1
p1rst Publication. Aug. ~.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21

wiufrec Bros. can please you in
Shoes. Hamilton Brown, NJ. a. Wells
and Rocky Mountain lines. Call and
exami ne them.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21
!.

An persohs sndsbtsd to me for Ton.
apsiai wsst ere hereby requested. b
e6e11e a ones. - ] tavs disSooed 81
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21
keepInu In Step

DO you know German?" she whis.
pered. getting as close rs possible 10
the ear OF her bureau OF information.
"A little" said the librarian. eau.
aous from long experience.
DO you know how to spell 'owr-
owfwo' began the girl, and then
stopped.
Il think you must meau 'aufweider.
seheh. the librarian said. pleasant.
". ana she spelled 1t slowly whilo the
girl copied It on a slip Of paper
20. thank you!" she said. AZ .hs
carefully bestowed the paper in her
bag. You SEQ. have q particnln, =,
friend--rm really engaged TO him.
and he's in Germany; and I though,
II he realized that was making mn
cnort to keep right along with him
IN the Language he'd be 20 era,inedI
6oodby!"-- Youths Companior.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21
NOTIcE F0R PuBlicAIIeA
Department, Of the in'.ss 81
Land Office al Pueblo, y
August IS txA

Land Office al Pueblo, "
August Is, iM
Notice IL hereby given .hai " ~,
named sitter bA- ni..i notsrr VI - ~
70 make i,nsi proof In support o. - - - :
tnat asId prooi will he ns.as es'ots - ~
the, Court al la Jun,A. .:'e,. % ,,p ~ =
ipS. viz: HAiry Weller. \. 4 w, (
N y i. Il. X. $ ". ks Z 80
II. IS W.; Lat =, Sec. ~ I. IL ss-
lie n,i,.es the following uHne -
his continuous rc-idencr upoo seo
of said land. viz y.,.. ssd M
Ado ph poi der. Harry 9. Nof~ NV
Moore, ali Of Aocsy Ford; Colo r,o
EdwaTd Wright, VI La !unta, -
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-21
FIFs. publicttIuH nus nus,,.---.-.ns -.ns
NOTICE F0R PUSLWA'"
Department. Of u u. .I,s isss. =.
Land Office at Psen'c, ~ u

Motto, II hereby given thst u ~
n. nsJ se,s,sr has sucd notts q ~ =
To- com Esio 20 caAh entry ana n ,s.. = Z
in suppost Of her clalm: ssd ~ ~ ! {
vii, - made Lefore U. .. Lsns 10y. ~
sbio. Oolo.. on October y. ~ ~
puswciI; Il. X lssJ6; rof sns NJ >
she names the foilovins wv M e,rx
her continuous rs-idence spos
Of said land. via u.uvv Waddo1
I'd Hall. sidney Perry. n n. as.
A. X Carroll. ali Of sugar .'v .sy 49,
s,f-. .A,l.~sSou AuR 81
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For 3als.

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y vssSA 3 = - hsass ! Assssse ~:
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-27
Wanted at Once.
Workingmen Wanted

WOrkingmen Wanted
Single men under 80 years, to
dc farm ditching months ia
Wis. S175.0O and board for sat
So ,ctory hands.
"Also a faithful man to run
steam ditcher." "
Ed REICHENBACH,
Orrvllle, Ohio