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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-06-08
AMERICANOS
NOTABLES,
SID. Jose h0TIQ ESDID0S0 ' CueVQS.
GObernadcr del EstadO
de San Luis Pot0si,
de Mexico.

La personalidad del Sr. In
geniero Espinosa y Cuevas,
Gobernador del rico y flo
reciente Estado de San Luis
Potosi, en- la Confederation
Mexicana, sigue llamando la
atenci6n, no solo de la prem
sa de aquella Repdblica, sino
de la prensa extranjera, en-
la que hemos leido muy jus
tos elogios del expresado Sc
nor.
AL inteligente Gobernador
de San Luis Potosi no Sc lie
oculta cual es elcamino de la
verdadera, de la legitima
gloria, y ha entrado en- 81
resueltamente con su activi-
dad, sus energlas, SUI talento
y su patriotismo. Ell fruto
de sus labores, ell resultado
Immediate de sus empenos,
debe notarlo en- esa atm6sfe-
ra de popularidad que lie ro-
dea, en- Ell ,prestigio que esta
dando al pals que gobierna,
en- los mil conceptos altamen-
tie honrosos que de el Sc for
mulan, y que corren de boca
en- boca, cayendo luego bajo
ell dominic de la prensa, que
los esparce por los confines
mas lejanos del mundo.
No lie falta, sin embargo,
como complemento de su glo-
ria, el coro de enemigos que
suele acompanar al m6rito,
porque la envidia, pendiente
de la prosperidad ajena, no
pierde la oportunidad de cla-
var su venenoso diente en- las
reputaciones forhadas por
noble esfuerzo. ,Cuando up
hombre, en- la vida pdblica,
llega, por raz6n de sus cua-
lidades personales, acolocar-
Sc en- una esfera superior a
la en- que Sc hallan los demas,
va tiene, por ese solo hecho,
que tropezar a cada paso con
el escollo de la envidia, de-
jando jirones de su reputa-
ci6n, destrozada por aquella
hidra maldita, entire los mil
zarzales de la penosa via,
inicamente hollada por los
hombres superiores, pues
nunca los hoabres vulgares
han entrado en- tan escabro-
so sendero.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-06-08

DecldIlloS, pueS, que 81 {
Sr. Gobernador de San Lui.
Potosf ha llegado a gozar dt
tanto prestigio, aun .cuandt
la envidia ha tratado de con.
trarrestar los efectos de Ia
opinion pdbliea, hermosa
historic lie espera en- 10 por
venir, cuando la serena { i'm
parcial investigation de sus
hechos estime en- su justo
valor ell merito de sus prove
chosas iniciativas como hon.
bre, como. ciudadado y COON
gobernante.
La personalidad del Sr.
Espinosa y Cuevas sigue la
mando Ia atenci6n de todos
los que nos preocupamos por
los asuntos pdhlicos, 10 cual
nos parece sumamente natu-
raj, y nosotros 10 esperaba-
mos, dSdo ell conocilniento
que va teniamos de ese dis
tinguido personaje. Hombre
de vastisima instruction, ha-
bia de procurar la cultuHa
del Estado en- cada una de
las esferas que a esa misma
cultura encaminan; conoce-+
dor de los adelantos que en-
los pueblos de Europa han
sido fruto de la evoluci6n de
los tiempos, debla proveerse
de esos mismos adelantos en-
ell medic en- que vive y con,
los elementos de que dispo-
ne. Inclinad9.a 10 grandio-
SO, por educaci6n y por tenn
peramento, no podia menos
que iniciarse en- ell Poder con
aquellas tendencias, tanto
mas beneficas para San Luis
Potosi, cuanto mas alto vue-'
10 tomen, pues siempre la
cultura de los pueblos guar
dara una relacion muy init
ma con el refnamiento de
sus costumbres, .formadas en-
la practica de 10 it'll y de 10
bello.
Ell Sr. Espinosa y Cuevas
no desmiente ninguna de las
cualidades por las que sus
comitentes elevaronle al po-
der supreme del Estado, va
cue cada ulfo de sus actos
responde a 10 que de el Sc es-
peraba en- ell ejercicio de la
primera Magistratura. Els
una verdadera fortuna para
un pueblo encontrar en- ell de-
positario de sus intereses Ia
adaptation perfecta de sus
facultades y tendencias a sus
aspiraciones de adelanto Y
bienestar, y San Luis Potosi
presenta uno de los raros ca
Isos que en- punto tan intere-
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sante a la vida de las socie-
dades Sc presenta.
Sabemos que ell Sr. Gober-
nador dc San. Luis Potosf
emprende en- alta escala pro-
yectos de positiva utilidad
publica; que tiene ojo avizor
para todos y cada uno de los
ramos de su administration:
que no es pusilanime, que no
lie arredra ninguna conside-
racion sobre fracasos impre-
vistos, 10 cual prueba la Sc
guridad de sus actos; sabe-
mos que aspira a una gloria
legltlma y nos complace que
una personalidad tan com
penetrada con Espaha, pues-
TO que compatriotas han sido
sus ascendientes directos.
haga en- remota terra, pero.
en- TERRA cuya historic esta
tan lntlmamente unida a la
nuestra, ilustre nombre que
le legaron los .nobles Condos
del Penasco.
El Estado de San Luis
Potosf ha entrado en- un Pc
'lodo de evoluci6n que debe
nacer epoca en- su vida; de la
actividad y energfas de su
actual .Gobernador van q
luedar huellas por donde-
lulera, huellas que revelaran
ina labor enthusiastic y pa
,riota.
El pueblo potosino sabra
'stlmar en- 10 que vale dicha
abor, y no dudamos de que
lila constituira ell pedestal
obre que Sc coloque en- ell
la noble figura de
mo de los gobernantes mas
lotables de Mexico, de uno
e los estadistas que mas han
abido identificarse con ell
gregio Presidente de la Re-
ublica Mexicana, con ell
lombre que ha sabido con-
ervar ell Poder con benepla-
Ito del pals entero, sin ha-
er pesar ST. personalidad So
re los pueblos, antes al con-
rario, haciendola simpatica
: extraordinariamente que
ida y popular.
iQue Mexico, ese pals her.
nano que tanto queremos,
por muchos amos
tan prominentes que
0 hagan prosperar y lie den
mperecedera gloria!
FRANCISCO DE P. FLAQUER.
C'El Album Ibero Americano.")
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CONDICIONES.

r, p.n6orala FronterizO"se Publica
l.s sibad0s so
.~-ToIo p,go SO hsra en- moneda del
preeIsamente adelantado
Pm,o y remitldos, segdn convenlo
=. Oorrs.psadoncIa debc dirijirse
JUSTO CARDENAS.
Laredo, Texas
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HARMONY The WORD
Industrial Peace Discussed
by Civic Federation.
MEETING AT PALMER HOME
Chicago Woman welcomes 800
Guests to SessiOn-FrHnhlin Mac
Veaeh Presfaes and August Bel
mont Reads Principal Paper-Aeads
OF Organized Labor Participate.

Chicago. Jan. 12-Harmony was the
watchword of a meeting OF the National
Civic Federation AT the residence Of Mrs.
Potter Palmer, 100 Lake Shore Drive, to-
night. Franklin MacVeagh presided.
The meeting was mixed in its character,
men who have for years been arrayed on
the side OF labor sitting cheek by jowl
with representatives of the money class.
August Belmont was one of the principal
speakers To him fell the duty of telling
the men and women assembled the where
for of their presence.
Mr.. Belmonts paper was carefully pre-
pared. The burden of his address was
harmony. He said L-nerences between
labor and capital are not insurnountable.
Capital. said Mr.. Belmont needs labor
and labor needs the money, so why quar-
rel?
Seth Low, former mayor of New York.
spoke on the Cancellation Department"
Warren s. Stone. grand master of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
and W. D. Mahon, president of the Anal
gamated Association Of Street Railroad
Men. were among the labor men who
delivered OratiOns. The meeting, which
was held in the gallery of the Palmer
home, was attended by more than 800 men
and women, and was informal. so far as
dress was concerned Mrs. Potter Palmer
received her guests in person.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

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information AMI are not guaranteed.
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= 10 q m--Sleelers ANA caches 70 Atlanta ana
New Orleans. Dining Gag.
NIB a. m--SleepeTs and Coaches 70 Columbia
SAVANNAH anna 5a,---"yll-e- DINING Car
80 D m--SIeeuers S.t Coaches y Atlanta and
Columbus, Ga. sunset Route IOarlst Sleeper 70
san Francisco trI-UasEIy.
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40 y m.-Clar.ottgsllle. Narrentons and way
stations.
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man 70 Aiken. Augusta. savannah jacksanFlie. and
~. Augustine sleeper Di-weezly 60 Charleston
$50 p E.-SIlerers and Coaches 10 Charlotte. Co
iUmBiI. ana Augusta. SieeIers weekdays y PINE
hurst. Dining Car.
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and Bristol 20 Chattanooga. Memphis and Nev Or
leans DINING Car.
Il 90 u. u.-Nashiu st8u and Southwestern Limited
solid Pullman % Asaeylle. Atlanta. BIning iiall,
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cars. On
IE Car.
NCte--Daiy -Week-daFs
Through trans from the south arrive Washington
IS ss5. and 800 a. 80 30. s47. il -. and
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c. H. AJhEkT ,. II. HAEDNlCk,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
HERALD WANTAD
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played daily on Herald Bulletin
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NORTHWEST.
". A. McNulty. 1919 I4th ST. NV. Cigars. to
baccos. newspapers. and periodicals.
Paul Pears1us br5g store. 18TH and us nv.
A. r. Pride. tls Georgetown druggist. 18th and
SITS. NV.
Charles J. Allen. gs7 " st. NV Cigars. tobac-
COS. newspapers. periodicals. and pool
lloyd Cross. 2l53 Ia. ave. nv. Cigars. magazines,
aud stationery. Pool uari0T
A. Goldman. IA ~ st. Nv. Pipes tobaccos. and
stationery.
steyss smoke shop. SD snd SITS. NV. Cigars.
magazines ara newspapers. Pure cider.
Martins shce Shining Parl0rs. l3i3 Wisconsin
ave. Nv.
DAVIS Pharmacy, sd and H SITS NV. Use DAVIS
.6-Dg-
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Kings Drug store. Vermont ave- and ! 81
Tafard IN Library.
g II. Graham. I55l ed st. Newspapers maya
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Halls star Cigar stores. $50 18th St Nv ana
]. N Paxton. 1885 18th st Cigars. tobaeeos.
newspapers. periodicals, &c
Georgetown Book Exchange. 300 n st. nv. Vic
tor and Edison talking machines and supplies.
Paul Parsons Pharmacies, 18th 81. and lila.
NV and n J. ave. and It.
W L. Cribs, U35 Pa. ave. route and distributing
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Philip Watts. 6g3 La. ave. NV, Cigars tobaccos
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CheakaIos & Cocos. 600 ID st. NV. and col la. ave
Fruits. Confectionery, cigars, newspapers &c.
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tobaecos, newspapers. magazines
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Hall. Legal blanks
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Everything in drugs. newspapers, and periodicals
T. T. HAYS s.. cor. 10th and SITS. NV. High
Grade cigars and tobacco newspapers, and periodicals.
SOUTHM EST.
A. Costello, 81 Ilth ST. So. Cigars tobaccos. and
newspapers.
William Snyder's Arsenal Lunch Room, III and
/ o sts sw Leading brands Of cigars.
Dudley's 90 eth 81. SmOkers' articles. fishing
/ tackle stationery. &c.
] Walter Mcdonald, drugs, cisars, and toilet arti-
| cles Branch Z. o. 4z and SITS.
Cassadys 70I 9Th St sW.. for groceries. PROVISIONS
/ tobalCus. stationery, newspapers.
| Post-otfce Cigar and News stand 10 "a St sE.
/ a Backenbcimer, prop
| C. T. Dudley. 800 7th 81. sw. Cigars, tobaccoa
! periodicals. Open daily and Sunday.
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Herald Branch Offices

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JOHNST0N'S PHARMACY I22I \. J. ave. NV
;. kANA, SONS & CO.. Information Bureau.
CHAs. ]. FUHRAANN'S PHARMACY, ssh and
East Capitol sts
+. Z. WELLER PHARMACY 1854 NJ ST Nv
ATkINSON's PHARMACY IIth and q sta
ASTORIA PHARMACY Sd and q SITS. nv
NELSON'S PHARMACY. lst and e sts. NV,
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY. 18th and Park SITS nv.
ing SIS. NV.
MeNULTY'S CIGAR STORE, 18th and sts.
TA1LOR'S PHARMACY 9Th and sts Nv
hENERS PHARMACY 9Th and stA NV.
McCHESNEI & JOACHIM. % and sts
ALEXANDRIA
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POISON SENT TO ORPHANS.
Box of Deadly Berries Is Received by
Mail at Burlington.

Burlington, Vt, Jan. 12-That some one
has murderous hatred for the Catholic
Providence Orphan Asylum here is shown
by the receipt of a box Of poisonous Der
ries sent to the Sisters by mail The box
was postmarked LyndonVille. and plainly
addressed to St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum.
No means of Identifying the sender is
evident. The berries are said to be those
of the mountain ash. Upon receipt OF
the berries the Sisters sent them 10 the
State laboratory Of hygiene for analysis.
In this connection is recalled the
death on October %, 1865 of the three lit
tie girls at the orphanage from some
form of poisoning The theory at that
time was that the deaths were caused
by the children eating locust berries or
the roots Of the trees.
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RAILROADS,
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule effect November - L5J3-
200 L. MILD DOMINION ENPkboS, week
days-stoIs al principal points in Iqnla. estlble
trau. standard coachcz; pafior - Clifton Forge.
with connection Ter bHglnia hut spTluss- Pullman
sfc.usrs Chiffon FcTge - Louisville Cincinnati. IN
clalaD8is. 81. LJ4is. ana Salc@sos Dl4Iet selIlce
40 p INV e. & o. LIMITED Daily
Fast new Testibus tram stCps ouly a. BofdoAsFle.
t.fari0ttesgilie stanton. Clifton rOgRs. and C0F!ng
Il Rl1cevrrte aud linton. ". Va. Pullman sleep
er5 10 Lexington, Louisville, Cincinnati indiaaI ils
81 LOUIS and Chicago. DINING CaTss a carte
Ecrtice. One night cut.
ua0 I. NJ. r. v LIMITED, Daily-sohd
r.fit.le tram Pullman sleepcrs 20 Cincinnati Lex
iuatou ana Louisville Compartment sleeping 70
Virginia hot Springs Ueek Gays. DINING csIs al q
csrf. service. sleclEls Cincinnati - Inlcag9 and
81 Louis and Louisville y Memphis, Nashville. and
southwest
OHices So Penus l{aLia Avenue CO.. iJh strect. mar
and Sixth street station. Telephones Maln so
fof Pennsylvania T. 4. Cab Service and Main ~
[ fCy L. a u. iicEet Diucz
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. II and so


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MINtHEsIEii, So = IA, '4.5. I5;S 2. (
ANNAPOLIS wees days. 500 q. L., G55 noon,
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. H. .
FREDERICK, foz55 ss-l5 a. m, s. 20, H15. fsSs
=. IL
HAGERSTOWN. SIS a. n. and 800 ?. n
BOYD and way points. 1s-35 SIS q. n slaos
500 $50 s-Jl5, III 80 ,. ID.
GAIIHLRoBU RtI and way points, 2 % ss:B g
d.. az - 80 $50, 49, I5-35 f5-J. : j. sloa4
III - J. u. - -
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

PROPERTY OF HIGH Observation-Disclosures,
suburban homes. country estates land Investments
tsalt water froutsl from 5000 % SG.O; the very
best GRANT PARISH. 1922 New York ave
ONLY NINETY DOLLARS PER ACRE FOR 5,
10. and Is acre lots on The Great rails and Old
Dominion Railroad at Spring Hill, 10 miles from
Georgetown from Great Falls low fare good soil;
buy now before prices advance; easy terms THE
HINE REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Vienna. Va. or
Room zoe. Columbian Bldg del5-30t
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

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COLLECTORS.
District Mercantile CompanY.
PROMPT COLLECTIONS
HORSES AND VEHICLES,

OWING To- ALTERATIONS n ny REPOSI-
tors. vlI sacrifice 80 sets new and secondhand
harness and 100 vehicles. all kinds robes and
blankets. CDGSWELL'S. 10 lith ST. NV.
LEFT To sELI,-GHOCERY. LAUNDRY. PLUM
lvrs and market wagons. also igl harness. cheap
rar cash. HARNESS SHOP, Is.A and Il So. nv.
jsI-5t
FOR SALE CLOsED CARRIAGES. OH Win
Rubber tires Of BsbclcE make. VIII sen both
cheap. AUG. BAUNBACH. i, ls. and q y 81, ne.
asst
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

January 18th, 1907.
The Washington Herald Company,
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WANTED-FURNITTRE We WILL GIVE
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When selling Why not drop postal 70 old re-
liable firm: MARKS x CO. SO Ith, opposite saEs
ar phone main 1903 n0I5-tf
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FURNISHED COY. s ROOMS AND BATH
rent. SIS, win SCH furniture az sacrifice. APART
NENT 55. -l11 a. u4.
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ROOMS FOR RENT,

1888 T ST. NW.-LARGE. BOW-WINDOW FRONT
gstoTy ROOM also one smaller. I'd story TOomi new
" furnished: hot-water heat gas, bath; telephone
service; private home. very reasonable. js9-5t
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-KEYS; We CALL AND MAKE
keys auy where IN the city for &c ETHnDt service
electric bells burglar alarms. and electric gas light
ing our Speciality. Drop postal o. phone y. 20
PERCY ). ANGLE a Co, 1872 18th 81 nv.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - SALESMAN WHO THOROUGHLY
UNDERSTANDS THE DECORATING AND
FURNISHING BUSINESS. ONLY THOSE WHO
ARE THOROUGHLY FAMILIAR WITH BUSI-
NESS AND CAN BRING REF FROM FORMER
EMPLOYER NEED APPLY. ue9 + ST. NV.
Jal3-3t
Young WHITE WOMAN TO coon AND
clean; no washing good home. Apply 81 q ne.
ialJ3t
APPRENTICE GIRLS FOR DREsoMAkING1
paid after earning. I'D q ST. nv.
WANTED-A GIRL OR WOMAN TO DO GEN
eTal housework; reference. I06 18th ST. nv. al5st
WANTED-COLORED GIRL ABOUT It YEARS
TO answer bell and be useful about house -
nth ST. NV jll2-2t
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. family u 3; stay nights Apply mornings.
1911 Kenyon 81, 1lll+t
WANTED-APPRENTICE GIRLS FOR DRESS
making. paid after learning 40 Il ST. nv.
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WANTED A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
glove salesaomsn. one 20 be head Of department.
Apply BOX l. Herald Office 1a6-u
ANTED-EXPERIENCED CLOAK SUIT. AND
waist saleswomen; only those with refs as %
character. ability &c neeG apply. Address BOX
lg. Herald Office J1iu
If YOU WANT A GOOD. INTELLIGENT. AND
conscientious girl Tor h0usew0rk. insert q small
ed gucer this heading in The Herald and you VII
quickly secure the right kind II helper. Only lc
word fer one time Phone main $3.50 z
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM OF % ACRES FOR SALE; 6 MILES
from navy yard. L acres cleared. balance in tim
beTi some fruit; price 81 go half down, balance 20
suit For fun particulars address Z. Z WELLER
Z. o. box S57. city. jall-5t
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

We Buy LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more than the company issuing thems must
be seven years old; no industrial policies. THE
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY, g07 q st. Nv.
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HOUSES FOR RENT,

LOCATED N GOOD SECTION or THE NW.-I0
rooms and bath. greatly reduced rent. Apply TO
+. II. HALL. ll7 F ST. NV. Ial3-3t
IF YOU WANT YOUR HOUSE RENTED LIST
with DANIEL s SHEA, Second aud ID streets
northeast. l have a few steam-hsdted apartments Tor
rent at 81 Jals-S. tU .th-tT
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SITUATIONS WANTED---MALE.

DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPEB. EXPERT
encsd financial commercial. real estate. iusur-
ance. open % engagement Address B. w. Herald
Office aIIla5