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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15
THREE MEN KILLED IN MINE
 CAVE IN.

Fifteen minutes after 12 'cloek rn. day at the Coronado mine at Clif,ol terrible accident happened in whieI three men lost their lives. On ,bs goo foot level large force of mn were at work in a stope under Sniff Boss Chisholm, and all but Mir. Chis| holm and two Mexicans had gous out to lunch when the stope gave val and thousands of tons of rock and waste poured down upon them. Ths work of rescue was immediately com menced, and it Is stated that for ssv eral hours signals were exchanged When the body of Mir. Chisholm val found he was standing upright agains large sill with a rock in his hand w'th which he had probably been Ss mailing by pounding against the post Death was due to sufrocation, wbis The Mexicans were horribly crushsa Had the cave occurred about twenty df thirty minutes sooner about thirt men would have been caught in th' particular spot. Mir. Chisholm lcavs young wife and his home was i Canada.
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Clty News ....In Brief

(from sundays DailyD Here from Jerome.
 W. D. Campbell of Jerome is visiting in tho city. Sthckman Here.
 Tot Ioung. the ,SrIigman stockman, is m Inc city. Mining Man Here.
 J. F. Murphy, Mayer mining man, is hcre on business. .... .. .... Here from Mayer.
 C. W. Deeds, the Mayer contractor, is in the city on business. Copper City Visitor.
 Albert Ryan. of Jerome, IS in the city on a short business visit. Mining Man Here.
 Chris IIarryhouscn, the Jerome min ing man Is here on mining business. Jerome Visitor.
 ". r: Gallin. Jerome miner, is in the city on a short business visit. Mining Man Here.
 We 's fh'i''hs 'h'''. ''''N ''''" ing man. is here on mining business. Chapparrsl Visitor.
 s. F. Laufenberg. the Chaparral min ing man. Is in the city on mining busi. ness
 Visiting Here.
 Miss Orvillc Rush. school teacher at Granite mountain, is visiting in the city.
 Back from Humboldt.
 ". ]. Reed, of Humboldt. came in yesterday to visit with friends in inc city.
 A Flying Visit.
 District Attorney R. r. Talbot paid nying official vlAit yesterday to Ash Fork.
 Left for the Coast.
 Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Burmistcr and family lcft last evening for vacation on the coast. Bnmblc Bee Visitor.
 William Patton of Rumble Bee came in yesterday to spend the sabbatl in the city.
 A Flying Visit.
 Ed. Shcivclcy, the Ash Fork busi ness man, paid flying visit ycsterda, to the city.
 Business Man Here.
 Herman Schwanbeck. the Humbold, business man, is in the city on a shor, business visit. In from the Davis.
 Charles A. Randall, superintendent oi the Davis mine, is in the city on min ing business. Prominent Mining Engineer.
 q. Bruekman, n prominent railroad constructing Engineer, arrived here las evening from California. Visiting Relatives.
 Miss Mamie Mayer of Mayer arrive, here last evening on visit with he sister, Mrs. R. x. Looney. stockman Visits.
 Dan (. Bacon, the Mohave count, stockman, is in the city on visit witl relatives.
 Prominent Railroad Man Visits.
 R. H. Ingram, n prominent southerr
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Pacific railroad man, will arrive here today on special train on railroad business. Mining Man Here.
 Will l.. Clark, general manager of the United Verde Copper company, came in yesterday from Jerome. Left on the Limited.
 Miss Paul Pauline Johns left last evening on the limited for a visit tc Los Angeles and the coast. Grown King Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Derby of Grown King. are visiting in the city. They are gucsts at the Congress hotel. Spends Sabbath Here.
 Walter Cope, book keeper at the Blue Bell mine. came in last evening to spend the sabbath with friends in this city. Railroad Man Here.
 James Cashiou. general manager of Grant Brothcrs' Construction company. arrived hcrc last evening from Cali. fornia.
 Here from Humboldt.
 John Chisholm, foreman of the woodworkcrs at the plant of the Arizona Smelting company nt Humboldt. is in the city
 Here from Humboldt
 John Chisholm. foreman of the woodworkers at the plant of the Ari. zona Smelling company at Humboldt. is in the city.
 Leaves for Jerome.
 Mrs. Leroy Anderson will leave to. day for Jerome, where she will he the guest of Mrs. Will l.. Clark. the com. ing week.
 To Register octave
 F. Reissman has been appointed . deputy recorder by recorder Mosher to register the electors of Octave and vicinity.
 Left for Home.
 J. Knox Corbett. Tucson business man, left for home yesterday after a pleasant visit to this city and the Grand Canyon.
 Here from Copper Creek.
 r. wiseman, the mining man. ar. rived here yesterday from Copper creek and left last evening for his home in Los Angeles.
 Mining Man viats. F. <. Schlessinger, general manager of the Gazelle mines in the Bradshaw mountains near IIarrington( was n Prescott visitor yesterday. On Business. Frank Whiting. who has rcspon. sible position with the Arizona Smelt. ing company at Humboldt. is in the city to spend the sabbath. Leaves for Home. Mrs. John ahanks will leave today for her home in Greenwood, Wis, after n pleasant visit here with her brother, T. ]. McMahon and his family. Prominent Banker Visits. II. J. McClung, cashier of the Phoe. nix National Bank, arrived here last evening on a visit with friends. In from Camp. John Daly, one of the owners of the Treasure Vault mine in the Mineral Point district, came in last evening from his mining camp on visit with relatives.
 Back from Visit. w, J. Martin, the mining engineer, returned last evening from a business visit to the camp of the Esperanza Min. ing company in the Weaver district
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

TO the stockholders of the cop DARD MINING CO.,:
 Please take notice that the annua meeting of the stockholders of tb' Goddard Mining Co. will be held 4 its offices in Prescott, Ariz., on the Srs Tuesday of September, 1908, at tA hour of sP. m. fer the purpose of elecI ing directors for the ensuing year s'' transaest.g all such other busine. < may properly come before the meet ing. T'
 H. E. HAMMOND, Secretary.
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Visiting His Family.

John Tinker, n former resident of this city, now foreman of the Phoenix Gazette, came up last evening from Phoenix to spend the sabbath with his family.
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Spends Sabbath here.

George Christ, chief clerk of th' United Surveyor Generals office . Phoenix, arrived here last evening {, spend Sunday with Mrs. Christ, who | i'll in this city.
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xou ssA live without the Jounal. kisss' but vAy sAeuid yes.
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Left for the Capital.

County Assessor D. !. Sullivan lief las, evening for Phoenix, where h. will be in attendance at the meetin, of the territorial board of equalization on Monday next.
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Gazette, came up last evening from Phoenix to spend the sabbath with his family.
 Spends Sabbath here.
 George Christ, chief clerk of the United Surveyor Generals office at Phoenix. arrived here last evening to spcud Sunday with Mrs. Christ, who is ill in this city.
 Left for the Capital.
 County Assessor ID. !. Sullivan left las, evening for Phoenix, where he will be in attendance at the meeting of the territorial board of equalization on Monday next.
 In from Camp.
 F. NJ. L'Engle, superintendent of the Mount Union Consolidated Mines company, came in yesterday from the company's camp in the Mount Union section on company business. Back from a Hunt.
 A. F.. Taylor, assistant passenger and freight agent of the $. r. P. and F., returned last evening from a hunt. ing trip in the Congress section, where he reports doves very plentiful. Spends Sunday Here.
 w. x. Goldsworthy, general agent of the Santa Felincs in Phoenix, came up last evening from the capital to spend the Sabbath with his family, who are visiting relatives in this city. Back from the Junction.
 George Sincs, of the firm of Sines & Rockmark, has returned from Je. rome Junction, where he finished the construction of a large warehouse for Alex Duff. Next week his firm will commence to lay the concrete founda. tion of the new Masonic building north of the Prescott National Bank on Cor. tez street.
 An Official Visit.
 NidIh VIII leave this evening for Phoenix, where he will he in attendance at the meeting of the territorial board of equalization tc bc held there on Monday next. Leaves for the South.
 Charles Bowman, member of the ter ritorial board of equalization from Tombstone, will leave this evening for Phoenix. where he will bc in attendancs at the meeting of the territorial board to be held there tomorrow.
 Here from Columbus. w. II. Renck, W. x. Crawford Michael schmidt, and o. C. Hearing directors of the Money Metals Min ing company, arrived here yesterda, from their homes in Columbus, O., and will leave today for n visit to the com pany's properties in the Black Hill. distric
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Back from a Hunt.

A. F.. Taylor, assistant passengc and freight agent of the $. r. P. an F., returned last evening from a hun, ing trip in the Congress section, whcr he reports doves very plentiful.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Here from Humboldt.
 John Chisholm. foreman of woodworkers at the plant of the A zona Smelting company at Humbol is in the city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15
In from Camp.

In from Camp.
 F. NJ. L'Engle, superintendent of the Mount Union Consolidated Mines company, came in yesterday from the company's camp in the Mount Union section on company business. nark (ros,, a 1l,,nH
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-13
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FGhOOiNH6s
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WANTED-Opening for capital and ser vices of experienced business man or high character in business, now gong or to be established: must be strictly legitimate and capable of development and stand thorough investigation. R-31, care Age-Herald.
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s. E. THOMPSON, Bell phone No. 24, 223 21st street.

WANTED-Good mechanical drafts man for designing electrical and steam apparatus, also few good detail drafts men. Positions offer good prospects for advancement and are to be consid- cred permanent for the right men, Send detailed statement as to age, educa- tion. experience and initial salary to Engineer in Charge, Drawing Office, GENERAL ELECTRIC (THOMSON- HOUSTON ELECTRIC) CO,
 West Lynn, Mass.
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experience unnecessary if honest ambi- tous and willing to learn the business thoroughly by mail and earn $500 to $500 monthly as our local representative write immediately for full particulars Address National Cooperative Realty Co., 700 B Athenaeum Bldg Chicago
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs-One cent word a day; no ad. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order
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WANTFD-Merry- -go-round Ferris wheel shooting gallery. or other good amuse- ment features for Hobson Clty fark' a new fifteen-acre park, serving the negro population of Annlstoh' oNloru and Hobson City. Concessions on per- centage basis. Anniston Electric and Gas Co. has just completed electric line to this resort. Address H. w. sexton (manager of both oompahies) Anniston' Ala.
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IvANrED-2h stenographers and office ,,en to know that we sell the Fox type writer, the light running, touch ma chine: phone us to put one in your or fee for few days on trial E' E' Eorhes Piano Co., 1909 3rd avenue.
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WANTED-Men everywhere good pay, to distribute circulars, adv matter, tack signs. etc. No canvassng. National Adv. Bureau. Chicagn
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WANTEDz-Canva to sell automa tic screen door catches. Make big money. Sample catch postpaid 25c. Automatic Catch Co. Chicngn
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WANTED F irst-class, we'll dressed
 strictly sober solicitors for newspaper work here and in the south. High grade proposition and good pay; can use some good book men. Call between the hours of and a. m. and and 5:3O D. m.. MT. Wakeman. Age-Herald office. 3-20-tf
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WANTED-1oO0 straw and Panama mats to clean and block by experts; mall or ders solicited from merchants ana otn- CTS in all parts of the south Gluck Dye and Hat Works. 1si6 3rd avenue.
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FARM-Want to buy small improved pay ing farm in Alabama or Florida; must be forced sale and bargains; give loca- tion, description, price and terms LOCK Box 577 Birmingham.
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A BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITY-An up-to- date one oven cracker factory, situated 1t Hattiesburg, Miss; will be sold to the highest bidder in the next thirty days. The only cracker factory in the state. Fine location and territory A bargain for the right man. Listed value s3l, 600. A complete inventory sent on application. Apply to T. M Fuller, as signee. Hattiesburg, Miss. 5-13-14t
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WANTED--En trustworthy man to work in Alabama representing large manufacturing company; salary $40 to $90 per month, paid weekly: expenses advanced. Address with stamp J. II. Moore. Birmingham, Ala.
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WANTED-Teams with drivers for rail- road construction work; will pay extra prices for good teams. Apply on work at Davis, Ala, or at Birmingham Hotel, city Radsciffe & Davis.
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WANTED-To buy small place suitable for poultry farm. within six miles from Birmingham, or will go into partnership s. care Age-Herald
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WANTED-Boys under II to send the names and addresses of six boys and get a printing press. r. M Irwin Weeda, Ala.
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WANTED-Young man for roommate in nicely furnished room, with board 1923 9th avenue.
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ONE GENT A WORD

RATEs-one cent word day; no ad. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order
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WANTED-Owners to list their property with us We have quick buyers Tor homes, timber and mineral lands. w. $,
 Terrell & Co.,, 327 Hood building. Peo- ple's phone 163i 5-b IT
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A first-class prescription clerk: must be registered in Alabama. Nothing but a first-class man need ap- ply Address Prescription, care Age Herald
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WANTED-Rellable people to know apoul our new scale s4OO Ludden & Bates piano: fourth club now forming at $2S7, with stool and scarf pay sl0 at first then $s month and interest; l.. B. pianos are warranted for life time'
 In case of death of purchaser We give family a receipt in full for balance due on piano; you keep it In the home; be in time; write for booklet No. 4S. Lud- den & Bates Savannah, Ga.
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AGENTS WANrEn-

| AGENTS-Loca1 coffee and tea business irresistible selling plan; experience un- necessary; write today mentioning ter | ritory. "The Great Eastern" 300 s. 10th st., St. Louis, Mo. 5-6-4t-su LADY AGENTs-we trust you; let us send your 20 packages of "snowfiex, | the finest shampoo powder made sells for 10c; 90 per cent your commission: send no money, but send for goods at once; S2.50 per day sure. Address Vie toria Mfg. Co, Dept 49 Woodlawn, chi- cago.
 | WANTED = Agents everywhere, both sexes; others coin money selling our pongee silk embroidered waists also waist suit paterns Oriental silk opera shawls and all kinds latest ladies wear ing apparel; experience absolutely un- necessary; to convince you. will mail (free) embroidered copies with goods and particulars how to sell them. Novelty Embroidery Mfg. Co.,, G 38O E. North ave, Chicago.
 AGENTs-Illustrated history San Fran cisco disaster; colored pictures; now ready; extraordinary terms; credit; out fits free. National Publishers (estab- lshed 1S57), Lakeside Bldg, Chicago AGENTS-Legitimat substitute for slot machines patented; sells at sight for $i good territory open; particulars Gisha Co.,, Anderson, Ind.
 OUTSEBLS everything; our new soap box containing six solid slveroid spoons and six cakes soap, worth $1.50, sells 50 cents Agents profits amazing. Agent in Dur ham made 5000 first ten weeks Parker Chemical Co.,, Chicago.
 OUR wonderful premium offers appear first time today. Get next quick We have greatest Inducements ever offered agents. Write today. Davis Soap Works, 34 Union Park Place. Chicago. si2O a month; two ladies or gentlemen wanted in each county to manage our glove business; permanent position; can wasting unnecessary. Common Sense Manufacturing company, Box 3l, St Louis, Mo. 1-14-tf-su MAN cleared $1ts2! lady $72O last six months selling new cellulod waterproof shoe dressing; why not you? Demon strated samples free. E. Holladay & Co.,, 260 Clark st, Chicago. WANTED-Agents San Francisco horror. Books now ready. Orders shipped day received; 30 per cent commission. Out fit free. G. W. Martin Co.,, 234 Walnut st. Cincinnati o.
 WANTED-Goo man as general agent for Badger Fire Extinguisher Co.,; ex- ceptlonal opportunity for the right man; state references and particulars. Charles Ellison, General Southern Agent, Louis- vile, Ky.
 WE start you selling diamond. Don't fail getting our liberal offer; $5 daily sure, Carbon Diamond Co.,, Syracuse, N. Y. Mention paper.
 
 BoARDERS WANTED. ELEGANT room with board. 422 18th st; corner 9th ave. 5-11-4t FURNISHED rooms and board. 1903 5th avenue north. 5-1l-0t ROOM with board. 22O9 eth ave.
 4-27to5-ls AN excellent opportunity for two young men to secure room and board on South Highlands with private family; one block from Five Points; references re- quired Address X-10, care Age-Herald. WANTED-Two gentlemen, union brick layers to board; best accommodations Address w. W. w.. care Age-Herald
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WANTED-Some one to take lease Of well established boarding house; furniture Tor sale or rent. M. B., care Age Herald.
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FOR SALE-Pretty little cottage with six rooms. hall. bath, lavatory, etc., on nicely terraeed large lot Fountain Heights. R. F. Manly & Co.,, Chalifoux Bldg.
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WANTED-Flrst-class salesmen for steam
 goods and mill supplies; permanent em-
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WANTED-Men everywhere. good pay to pass circulars, tack signs; no canvass ing; steady. Continental Distributing Service, Chicago
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WANTED-Two young men from IS to 20 years of age as news agents on railroad ; hustlers can make good pay. Call quick
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WANTED-First-class carpenter who un- derstands machinery and can get out work in shape; S-hour day and good sal ary. Address Contractor, care Age Herald
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WANTED-To borrow twenty-five nun dred (s250o) dollars for two years or longer: best of security given. Address L ", care Age-Herald.
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Try the Gawk for haIf-tone and line Iustratlons. Age-HeraId Building.
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ANTED-Positlon by young man not afraid of work; sober and use to work J. B. H.. care Age Herald.
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WANTED-A good salesman to sell pia- no, organs and talking machines E. E.. Forbes Piano Co. 1909 3rd avenue.
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WANTED-Hauling for good two horse team Stevens, 2131a 20th st.
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WANTED-To buy one or 6-room house near the car line; cost from Sl00O to S2OOo Address B, care Age-llerald
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FOR SALE-Burrough adding machine, used short time; not needed now; bar gain for cash. Address Manager, care Age-Herald.
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FOR SALE-By owner on easy terms, new cottage. West End 5 rooms. bath, cabinet manteis; front and back porch; large lot; come see this place today sure. 1907 Second avenue, North, between Pearl and Hawkins station
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WE want twenty-five experienced sales men by June; .,first-class reference must accompany application; largest and best line in the trade. United States Whip Co Westfield Mass
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WANTED-Position as bookkeeper or as sistant Several years experience Mod
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PRESSING AND CLEANING-If you are not satisfied with your cleaning, press- ing, repairing and dyeng, call Bell phone 3141, or Peoples phone 1902 We can save you money and worry. B. A. Jones, 419 South 20th street.
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NANTED-You to know that the only way to keep the moths out of your clothes is to have them cleaned before packing away for next season, Hats cleaned. blocked and retrimmed by ex- pert matters. Mail orders solicited. GIuck's Dye and Hat Works, 1876 3rd avenue Bell phone 23l2.
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AGENTS-Legitimat substitute for slot machines; patented; sells at sight for Sl good territory open; particulars Gisha Co.,, Anderson, Ind.
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WANTED-Posit as shoe salesman & years experience; can give the best Of reference K Y care Age Herald.
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FOR SALE-Roller top onIce desk and
 typewriter, cheap. Apply 3O6 Chalifoux Bldg. 5-11-5t
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

ANTED-Situation as travelling sales man. commission basis: references. Ad- dress P. O. Box 149. o-ll-3t
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FOR SALE-A beautiful South Highland lot, 75x1S0, on hill two blocks from car price very low. R. F. Manly & Co, Chalifnnx Bldg.