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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-07-25

parry.
Charlie McCurdy,' driver of
one of John Sheets's hacks carry
ing the mail, who had just passed
through the tollgate at this end
of Mercersburg, had little ex-
perience that made him think 1T
"all day" with HIM for short
time. An open gate swung out
into the turnpike, and while try
ing to drive around this an auto
mobile came spinning along, and
III passing Charlie, ran into his
wagon, wrecking it so badly that
he was obliged to go back into
|.Mercersburg and get another
wagon, In consequence of which,
the mail was about an hour and a
half late reaching McConnells
burg.
This tour is being held under
the auspices of The American Au.
tomobile Association, and is IN
tended to demonstrate the practl.
cabihty OF automobiles for tour.
ing purposes, as well IS to afford
an outing for those taking part in
It. This Is the fourth annual
tour. The first, held in 1904
started from New York and fin
ished In ST. Louis. The 1905
tour had It's start and finish in
| New York. The 1906 started al
Buffalo, ran east through the
principal cities in New York,
north along the shores of Lake
Champlain, across the border line
into Canada, east from Montrea
to Quebec, south into Maine, and
finishing at Breton Woods. The
present tour started from Cleve
land on the 10th of July and rar
TO Toledo, 121 miles; the It'll
they went from Toledo to Soutf
I Bend, Ind, l66 B mules; 18th
South Bend to Chicago, 10l..
miles. Spent 18th and l4Ih II
Chicago. 18th, Chicago to Soutl
BeGd; 10th, South Bend to La
dianapois, 147.5 miles; 18th, In
dianapolis to Columbus, o, l74.
miles; 18th, Columbus to Canton
, 1914 miles; 10Th, Canton to Pitts
burg, 99.S miles; Goth, PittsburI
to Bedford Springs, 97.2 miles
| .2lst at Bedford Springs; 22d
Bedford Springs to Baltimore
l40.2 miles; 23d, Baltimore :
Philadelphia, 17i.9 miles (the tri
from Baltimore being mad
t around by Hanover, York, am
l Lancasterj; 24th, Philadelphia I
} New York City, 98.2 miles mal'
> ing a total run OF 1 $40 miles.
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MIR. and Mrs. j. V. Schooley,
of Licking Creek, township were
welcome callers at the News Of
hce Tuesday morning.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-07-25
MRS. BOILER

MRS. BOILER
Mrs. Cora j. Boiler, better
known among the teachers fthls
county as Cora Decker, daugh-
ter of John and Eliza Decker,
formerly of Union township, died
in Woodsborough, York county,
Pa, July 8, 1907, aged 30 years
and Z days. Interment IN the
cemetery at Warfordsburg, and
funeral services conducted by
Rev. DIR. Thompson, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Warfords-
burg.
Mrs. Boiler was an excellent
young woman, and her surviving
husband, Clarence j. Boiler, and
two small children have the sym.
pathy of a large number of
friends.
G, WADE SOUDERS.
@. w. Souders, son OF A. V. B.
and Maggie Souders, died at his
home near Big Cove Tannery,
Monday evening, July IS, 1907,
aged 27 years, months and 20
days, after an illness of II years.
He was bright young man, and
was everybody's friend. When
asked how he was, he always an
swered 81 am all right He was
a true believer in Gods Word.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted by llls pastor, Rev. Capt
A. Dotterman, OF the Salvation
Army church. Hls remains were
land to rest IN the Urion cemetery.
He is survived by father and
mother, four brothers and four
sisters, namely, Berthe L., Of
Warfordsburg; Ira r., Paw Paw,
w. Va; Clyde, Mercersburg'
Robert S., Germantown, Md.
Samantha Gordon, Webster Mills
Selusta Corden, Smithbusg, Md.
Flora Mosser, Mercersburg, and
Rose Mills, Hancock, Md
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NUMBER rs
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their eomings and GOings
Here for a Vacation, or Away
for RestiuI0uting.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED

this place.
County Auditor and M s. d. II.
Myers, of Knobsvllle, were Nc
Connellsburg visitors Monday.
Max Irwin is home from Phlla.
delphia spending his summer va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Irwin.
Prof. and Mrs. Emery Thomas
and their little daughter Mildred
are visiting friends IN Franklin
county this week.
MISS Mary Hoke, of this place,
left yesterday morning for visit
in the home Of DR.. and Mrs. j. r.
Hunter in Lewlstown.
Misses Zoe Mason, and Alice
Hays, of this place, drove down
to Hancock, Md, Monday, for a
few days visit with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. D. A. Hill of Fort
Littleton, were among those IN
town Monday, viewing the A. A.
A. tourists passing through.
Miss Kathryn Cook has been
the guest of Miss Janet Zacharias
at the latter's home IN Chambers
/
burg, during the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. J X. Vandyke of
Philadelphia are visiting the lat
ter's mother, sisters and broth.
er,-the Rexroths at the Fulton
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Griffith, of
Wells Tannery, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schetrompf
several days during the past
week. Everett Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Nc
Donald, of Chambersburg, are
visiting the latter's mother Mrs.
Susan E Rumel, and sister Mrs.
Andrew Rotz, and other friends
here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter Spath, Of
Carlisle, and their son DR.. George
Spath, of New York City, are the
guests this week of Mrs. Spath's
brother, Leonard Holman, of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. B. Souders
wash, through the columns of the
News to thank their friends and
neighbors for their kindness dur
ing the illness aud death of their
son Wade.
Mrs. Temple Keyser of Cham
bersburg, spent several days
during the past week in this place.
Mrs. Keyser was formerly MISS
Temple Wilt and has many
friends IN McConnellsburg.
w. w. Palmer, of Conuellsville,
and brother Orvllle Palmer, Nc
Keesport. who have been visiting
their mother, Mrs. Martha Pah
mer, of Sipes Mil, came up to
town in their auto Monday morn
ing.
In response to telegram re-
celved last Thursday, II. Holmes
Thompson departed on Friday for
Tyrone, Pa, where he has receiv-
ed permanent clerkship IN the
postoftice at that place, and at a
salary that is all right, too.
Editor A. S. Welsh of the
Mount Union Times, accompan-
led by hls wife and son Charles,
and Rob't. O. Johnson, came
across from Mount Union Mon
day morning il MIR Welsh's au-
tomobile to see the Glldden Tour
pass through McConnellsbarg.
Misses Joanna Morton aud
Maize Mellott, Of McConnells-
burg, were visiting friends ia
Belfast few days tins week.
They were accompanied home by
Miss Florida CIevenger Of Wash
ington, D. q. who Will spend some
time in the home cf her uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nor
ton.
! Thomas S. Sipes, Of Saxton,
came down TO Everett on the train
Saturday evening, and Sunday
morning made the trip across the
mountains on his bike, rcach,ng
his uncle David's III time for did
ner- He started on his return
| trip Tuesday. Tom IA moi mpch|
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Meeting Of Sunday School and Christian
Endeavor Workers al Pleasant
Grove Christian Church.

1907.
Convention called to order by
the President.
Muslc-"All Hail the Power of
Jesus Name"
Devotional services by Rev. A.
q. b. Powers.
Music.
Address OF Welcome by Miss
Blanche Smith.
Response by F. M. Dlehl.
Music.
Roll OF Churches called and
Delegates enrolled.
Music.
Topic = What constltu es a
good Sunday School 2" opened in
an energetic manner by Rev.
Chas. Rinehart, fJllowed by A.
G. B. Powers, A. w. May, Mrs.
Christina Mellott, ID. w. Jay, and
Jacob K Mellott.
Muse.
Miscellaneous business.
Brother John Clevenger, of the
M. E. Church, was introduced
and welcomed to the deliberations
of the Convention.
Convention adjourned to meet
at 1:30 r. m.
Benedlction by Rev. A. w.
May.
1:30 p. M.
Music-"OGr Nation for Je-
sus."
Devotional services by Rev.
Chas. Riuehart.
Music.
Roll called and abscptees noted.
Music.
Topic-"A Model Superintend.
ent for the goth Century Sunday
School. Discussed by IL. M.
Barton, A. G. b. Powers, A. w.
May, Rev. Rinehart, John Clev'
enger, and others.
Music.
Topic. "The Training of Chll-
dren." Discussed by Rev. Rlne-
hart, D. w. Jay, A. w. May, Mrs.
U. ]. Bennett, A. G.. b. Powers,
and E. r. Mellott.
Que:y box.
The Chairman then appointed
the following committees Stat
istics; Harrison Bottenfeld,
Blanche Smith, and Emory
Broth; Auditing, John Kaufman,
&, r. Mellott, and Riley Yonkeri
Coincidence, Rev. Chas. Rlnehart,
Job Garland, and j. j. Decker
Resolutions, f. p. Garland, Ben
jamin Truax, Rev. A. W, May
Location, David Garland, Adam
Mellott, d. W. Jay; Literature,
A. G. B. Powers, A. M. Bivens
and Alfred Peck; Program, Rev
Chas. Rinehart, John g. Williams
and Harrison Bottenfield.
Music.
Topic-''How Can the Pastor
Promote Cooperation of the Sun
day School and Church ?" DIS
cussed by A. G. B. Powers, A.
W. May, Rev. Rinehart, and j. r
Logue.
Music.
Roll of Churches called fol
Christian Endeavor report.
Recitation - my Mothers
Prayer by Miss Eva Bedford
Miscellaneous business.
Convention adjourned TO NEE
at7:80 p. m.
Benedlction by F.. p. Garland
7;30 p. M.
Muslc-"I Am Resolved"
Devotional services by A. w
May.
Music.
Topic-"The Importance of th'
Christian Endeavor Society.
Discussed by K, II. Mellott
Music.
Topic-"Is the Christian En-
deavor Society a Mission Socie
tyY" Discussed in a very clio
quent and instructive manner b.
Rev. Rinehart.
The G. K. topic, Temperance,
was taken up and opened by tn
president, II. M. Barton, followe'
by A. G. B, Powers, Harrison
Bottenfeld, Chas. Rlnehart AMI
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Mrs. Strait, having united with
the Christian church about 80
years ago, she died in the faith In
which she lived. Funeral on
Thursday at the Sidellng Hill
Christian church, conducted by
Rev. F'oor. Text-"Weep not for
me-"
Evening star., 1907-11-12

and price. Box 2434 Station G. nolO-3ts
WANTED-TWO OR THREE ROOMS NORTH
west, near but not on car line. and boa rd with
private family. by gentleman and wife, who
wish quiet and agreeable surroundings: excel
lent references. Please give particulars and
reference in reply. Mr.. 4. c. H, Star Office
Evening star., 1907-11-12

4i2 9TH Nw.-NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS.
with board: home cooking: early breakfast:
steam heat everything first class. central To-
cation. noll St.
Evening star., 1907-11-12

COOk-A RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN
with good reference wants a place. ll06 z st
Evening star., 1907-11-12

>s22 AND s24 14TH ST. N.W.-HANDSOMELY
furnished rooms suite single; overlooking
Franklin Park good home table, transients ac
commodated no9-Tts
Evening star., 1907-11-12
DOME ESTIC.
MALE Or FEMALE.
FEMALE.


wAN-ci, TWO FIRST PISEPAREES FOR
Hlr l.Hc-y. experienced hands Mrs
ItIANtE a EVANS, So 18Th NV. uoj2 b
WANTED WHITE Girl 10 HELP COAT
rlaEer 'rrly 325 Pa. ave. INV.
WANTED YOUNG LADY FUR LAUNDRY OF
noe. must he quick figures and good pen
ulal~ttp ana understands answering GeIcI one.
Addr,SS Box ~. star Office. uU'2 It
WNNIED-GOOD WHITE WOMAN To - ORh
and wait on lsdy. good home for right party.
i25 Indiana NV.
WANTEI'-GIRIS APPLY Tt ESU5G NoRN-
ira eli la ave. NV STEADY work for good
WI, '.ili -
WANTED-YOUNG LADIES 70 ADDRESS EN
yeiuice, must write plain iegib!c haGl. those
with Office experience preferred A.'lCess
10 own handwriting Ho& l51. Star ,i.,cr.
rptl -
WANTED - COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER;
one familiar with operating telephone switch-
hoard Apply GOLDEN CO, S2s La. ave.
R0i02t
Evening star., 1907-11-12

THE OAKLAND APART. aO19 COLUMBIA
road; Conn. ave. car line; high-class furn. !:
outside suites separately cafe IN bldg. N.
f. SWEET. n,9-5t.
Evening star., 1907-11-12

1921 COLUMBIA ROAD-DELlGHTFUL FUR.
unfur. rooms 6ne home table excellent
neisnhorhood; private family; moderate rates.
Evening star., 1907-11-12

COOk-WANTED. A PLACE TO COOK; STAY
at night. SIT st. Marv's court NV.
Evening star., 1907-11-12

COOK AND LAUNDRESS OR LIGHT HOUSE
work-Piace by reliable colored woman. Cal.
1157 Goth n W rO122ts
Evening star., 1907-11-12

5lS 30 N.W,-TWo LARGE FRONT ROOMS.
elegantly furnished. warm with board. home
comforts: suitable for two. terms reasonable
Evening star., 1907-11-12

23aa 18TH ST.-NICEI.Y FURNISHED ROOMS;
good board, modern house. private family:
refs. exchanged. noli-3'
Evening star., 1907-11-12

COOK 7Sl-BY EXPERIENCED WHITE COOK:
settled references; wages. $50. Apply to THE
WASH DOMESTIC GUILD 73o 18th st
Evening star., 1907-11-12

1905 18TH ST. THE CUTLER HOUSE-UN-
der new management rea sonable prices. Mrs.
HARVARD Proprietress rolO-Its
Evening star., 1907-11-12

! 2S2 10TH N.W.-RooM AND BOARD; REA
sonahle rates; best coffee: two good baths
nol22ts
Evening star., 1907-11-12

l243 COLUMBIA RuAD-HANDS0MEiY FUR
nished rooms and board: suitable for member
Congress; near l4th st. cars: phone. hol2 ct
Evening star., 1907-11-12

llso 18TH ST N.W.-LARGE wEILrFUR
nished rooms; suitable for two persons. In well
kept house: good table board no95ts
Evening star., 1907-11-12

COOK-WANTED BY A RELIABLE WOMAN,
place as cook or nurse; good city reference.
Call at 432 Ridge st. W.
Evening star., 1907-11-12

IA 18TH W.-SECoND AND THIRD FLOOR
rooms, with board. $45 and $50 for two III
room; phone. nolo3t'
Evening star., 1907-11-12

1919 MASS. AVE. NV. - LARGE SECOND
story front ROOM; communicating room; board
In private family. no12-'t'
Evening star., 1907-11-12
WANTED-HELP.
- cent word for is words
MALE.

WANTED LABUEEES. ETH AND Il y. ".
JAS ;. REYNOLDS. 1916 LIST NV. no12-}t
Evening star., 1907-11-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FEMALE.

STENOGRAPHER AND CLERK WELL EDt-
Gated young lady. with four years experience.
desires position treaI estate insurance pre-
ferred Address Box 1S3 Star office nol2-3t' e
Evening star., 1907-11-12

NANTED-HIGHEsST CASH PRICES PAID For
CAST OFF CLOTHES, LADIES OR GESIiE-
pr No North 1855 ". RICE. 1882 7tb st. NV
Evening star., 1907-11-12

5l2 EAST CAPITOL ST.-DoU BILE AND SIN
gle rooms: home cooking. noil-3t
Evening star., 1907-11-12
DOME STIC.

WANTED-A POSITION. BY REFINED. CA
pable young woman. Box l6I. Star office.
Evening star., 1907-11-12

II A NJ r F r VI AIDS - THREE EFFICIENT
white; personal references; also ladies' maids
nursery maids purlor maids and other help
LADIES EXCHANGE, Sn7 Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Want Aos, ! Cent a Word.

Want Aos, l Cent Word.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
e --C.r prr.G store. tlt;. a-d I So
Fp-v".-S Drug Srar" t4tl and yelling pl-
I.r'or. urlg Stors. Vermont ave- and st.
~. i'nI. store. 1851 aud SIS
Hcl-. -i4u-- <cgs~s+a-t HOS -. ave
He. 81, i,ru- store. 2;'b and Pa ave.
'.t-a.I!s T,-rc store. 9Th and 7 SITS
KHun Sons & CO.. Information HVr"aU
Nrois,HrI \ In-nrop. Superintendent desk
GallraHrrr'S EGroau n Information.
T"r Iiut~,ins k.nncr I'r'. 20" TIP ar ara GU
1gfIr- & Ei"lI druggists 81 and lrtinha ave
I."sls y "sstcI1. Pharmacist. 800 llth st
I'urunr FGarmasy 2gth and T >i>-
7.0S- \ It-' ~r~ f~'u and Columbia ri.
Felard Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery
s'"r" $50 3'h - Nv
GEORGETOWN:
CTrrrsi1'< rrrUC store. a2i md VI sts
G'Dnra-lIs T1rnr store sd and o sta.
Fr'd-.7 rEarmney, 2sth 81 sts
NORTHEAST;
ksuoa'Y'= Pharmacy. y capitol and IS
HsIov~ Pharulncy. 11;h and L Cspitoi SITS
Mo"rs1isn rharmacy. 18Th and II sts. ne
Buffers PGarua"y. trh aud stanton ii. ne.
SOUTHEAST:
rrrdIct-s Trng store. stn and F SIS. So
GDuuuslI Drug Store. 81 AMI Pa. ave. Sc.
SOUTHWEST
S.,I,sn-s Prrg store 7ta auI L sts. sw.
Charles 5 Walter. yOl ~ 81. s.w.
ANACosTIA.
{ L Lohr. - Monroe 81
ALEXANDRIA:
A. $. Tnpiphan. 52T King st.
TENLEYToWN, D. c.:
George ?. Parton. Druggist, Wisconsin ave
Evening star., 1907-11-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED 10 BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS.
When selling why not drop postal to an old re-
liable firm? n. MARKS 307 7th. opposite
Saks' or phone Main 1903. nol2-f
Evening star., 1907-11-12

wArTRESS-WANTED, BY YOUNG LADY, Pn-
sition as waitress in cafe; willing worker 5li
23d NV nol0-3t'
Evening star., 1907-11-12

| l343 GTRARD ST.-FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
| nished rooms. with excellent table board; hand
some house. with al! modern conveuiences: tiled
bath each floor; new furnishings throughout
entire house; near two car lines noS-7t'
Evening star., 1907-11-12
LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

Y not convenient To call At The
So office. i.th street and Penn
sv.VI'.Ia avenue. Irayc your adver-
tsasueuts ~ any Of the following
branch OHl,rs-
Evening star., 1907-11-12

WANTFD-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
ladies' and cpntlemen's cast-of clothing. hats.
shoes, etc. Drop postal. will call PROMPTLY s.
GOLDBERG, 62T y ST. no12-I9t
Evening star., 1907-11-12
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1904 MASS. AVE--pOuBI.E ROOMS: SEWI
furnished. southern exposure; rea sonshle' goo
table board: tranSients accommodated. nol2-S
Evening star., 1907-11-12
SURE INyFSTuE\T

OVER $50 900 WORTH oF RT-S1SrSS =, -;
~ ~ REAL ESTATE SOLD SINCE NOV
bnsfa canhot supply the demand II fou bsra
@ .aklrs or wildcat propositions Indnr .an mnn
Y0REs seI,fht Rt since year estsh,ished-lS95. NEW
noa SsH IN ~ E.SlNESS BROKERS. GIL +.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

THE LOGAN. IOWA CIRCLE-THOROUGHLY
renovated steam heat ted elevator: private
bath: single. $40: double. 500 upward. ocl2tf
Evening star., 1907-11-12

CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS 1867 - BY
experienced and neat-appearing colored maid:
city references; wages SIS. Apply to THE
WASH DOMESTIC GUILD $50 18th ST.
Evening star., 1907-11-12

OPP 9TH N.W.-FOR RENT. ROOMS. WITH
board. from 81. 80 10 s.. 30 per week. rol2-St
Evening star., 1907-11-12
One cent a word for Is words

3 ADULTS AND 2 CHILDREN
10 and ~. three unfurnished rooms; heat
light, bath I'd floor; with good table boa I'd :;
home cooking preferred; between 9th and 18th
-ts., l and Pa. NV. Address Box 10,
Evening star., 1907-11-12

CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS tS5,-NEAT
sppeariug colored maid: wages. S16; references.
Apply to THE WASH. DOMESTIC GUILD, 73o
st
Evening star., 1907-11-12

l2O4 K N.W.--SEOOND-FLOOK SOUTH ROOM /;
newly papered painted; frstclgss board
Phone Main C25S nos 7ts
Evening star., 1907-11-12

foSlI lEELY ONE Of TIE REST C:R01-TDy
AND MARKET STORES on I.,h th1
nt,na n"naniy business 81 600 can he Increased
t ier t se!nns owing TO III health no good viii
:" p"3: rare opportunity 70 secure ma ying t''i
ness ness NE" YORK BUSINESS BR,,flERs
,,llg,
Evening star., 1907-11-12

WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
discarded wearing apparel. ladies' gents chill
dren's shoes hats send postal: Will call al once.
I TARSHES 1908 7th st NV. Phone North 400.
Evening star., 1907-11-12

CLEANER - WANTED BY NEAT COL0RED
girl. place In fat office to clean half day.
Call 431 Ridge st. no12 2t'
Evening star., 1907-11-12

CHAMBERAlAID OR HELPER WITH HOUSE
work by respectable colored girl 1924 9TH St
Evening star., 1907-11-12

| CLEANING WANTED, BY A WOMAN.
| housecleaning by the day: best Of reference.
Call 1909 VI st. NV not2 1t"
Evening star., 1907-11-12
FOR RENT-ROOMS

p BATES ST. BETWEEN n. CAP. AND lST.
and Fla. n.w.-t Furnished room. nn12 %
25O3 14TH NW-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM;
rnns all Ant
Evening star., 1907-11-12

CIEANERS-PLACE TO DUST IN STORE OR
theater. by colored girls. Address S6ia Fen
ST ne
Evening star., 1907-11-12

FOX SALE, OR EXCHANGE-2oo SHARES ,1f-
S"h 49, 10 one OF the largest corporations In
Nashlng,o ION; SO share: worth Sl25 in ano,hor
year. with the sale az this stock goes a nos,
lioh OF 81 900 yearly. Rigid lnvesfig,tinn' IN,
vited. TAYLoR'S 1893 ,n,a "a m
Evening star., 1907-11-12

SUI u n " rs
s.,sn.s nr,,s 2, s'"r1 .ta q, a0l 'ts, S"-
ALEXANDRIA:
4 $. n9Dlphan, ~ kios st.
TENLEYToWE D. c.:
NTED-HFJp
"NN 4 cO
Orc cent word f2- 10 words ~
1-,z7-7=7 - z-1,; M IL l7S77 ,TI7 77F
r.. mus I' p',r:.i, and ahc t. take licta
rlou- STAT" salary expected. Address Box 1865
NiaT "tilte
V,y1-i-n IT,II-1;P0VT ROY 70 ]TTFTI
grc- ugr1ss ;1s@ and q, cye"i"ss reference required
WANTED CAPABLE TYPEWRITER
OPERATORS FOR POSITIONS
WvRllI >,"DI Lt,h MuN ~ II; t,,Hr NJ
''''' N r'' ' '''i' \ y 80
TIITEI1-3 C0VPETEZT PATENT LAWYER
Tn' lad e f4nf !I WA, % the p@nr's pn'e a1 m
city stating experience. age. references ard
IAS. :. REYNOLDS. 1915 lst NV. no12-}
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I'LL SiifLNt'N' flkSi II-AsS. NJ
Ply ~ Que SCHWARTZ x PELzMAN,
5o5 18th st NV.
WNXTFI1-B0Y WITH WHEEL TO DO col
W{TTFD-:? GO0T J,FIvFES- SOBER MIN;
good pay Apply ~ 5tn ne ne121t
WANTED-PORrFRS IN EURNIrt RE STORE;
Ih"se accustomed to handling furniture pre-
hol-2l
Statesmen -STRoNG SPECIALITY, ROAD Fx-
pcrence not necessary: also openings Tor staples
Hpn 5at, sltciaLIss Tiig ''lsS HASf"oops,
WANTED ST \NfrEP ~ AN T\ttPt WING FS
ts,iishment. Address Box 1;t,. Star otice
noll-1i
WANTED EXPERIENCED CoLoRED nRlv-
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wANTED-TILE Settlers. GOOD FLOOR ANp
wall men; no strike. Apply WATSON 4
81 ESI. 90ll Euclid ave. Cleveland. Ohio.
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WANTED-CoI."REp ROY FOR STORE; MUST
have bicycle and reference. 1li@ st. NV
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water fountain and earn drnE hHsivess. sal
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WAYTED-M4N TO DRIVE MILK MACON
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Evening star., 1907-11-12

WANTEp-LADY PARTNER IN MAIL OpDE1
BUSINESS ensn paying 100 per cent profit nnntbIr.
sS9p teqnired' proposition proven and on,
noll- st - ''ii ONCE
Evening star., 1907-11-12

COOk-EFFICIENT, WHITE, LONG REFER
ence: other cooks-white. coIored: all capaci
ties help supplied. LADIES EXCHANGE, soT
Evening star., 1907-11-12

WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
garments. ladies', gentlemen's, chlidren's
shoes and hats. Address postal. VIII cali. a.
KEBFSky, 1906 Tth E.w Phone N. 326O-M
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Evening star., 1907-11-12

CHAMBERMAID OR WAITRESS. CALL 9ls
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The state herald., 1907-04-12
sHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue Of a special execution issued out
Of the judges office Of the county court OF
Phillips county and state OF Colorado. and tome
directed whereby am commanded to make tho
sum Of one thousand seven hundred and forty
nine and 75-lOJ dollars tsl7Is.7o) and
costs Of suit the amount Of certain
judgment recently obtained against Franklin G
Ackerson in favor OF Carrie f lIavens out of the
lands tenements, goods and Lhattels Of the said
franklin q Ackerson
have levied on the following property towit
South west quarter OF Section four in town
ship seven north Of range forty seven west OF
the 9Th 7. NJ.
Therefore, according to said command. l shall
eIpnse for sale, at Public Auction. all the right
title and interest of the above named franklin
q Ackerson in and TO the above described prop
ertyon Saturday the 70 day Of Apr 1891 at ;
o'clock p IN at the front door Of the county court
house in Hol,oke Phillips county Colorado.
Dated ut Holyoke Colombo this 20 day of Mar
1907 q NJ HIT,
Sheriff Of Phillips county,
Date of frst publication Mar ~ IgJ7