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The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16
THE GREELEY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 49, 1908

intends to move all the buildings
down.
Little Grace Jenkins. who was SO
very III some time ago, has now fully
recovered.
The literary will hold its regular
meeting at 1880 O'Clock next Friday
evening at the school house.
Mrs. George Green has her house
all modern In every way now, and
sl.e has hot and cold water plped all
over the house.
Ben Robb, who has had a seige of
typhoid fever. is much better and is
able to be up and around the house
but not out doors yet.
Miss Mary Robb returned to her
school IN Denver Sunday evening
She came home Thanksgiving time
sick and was not able to return to
her school duties until now.
MFR. and Mrs. Mashburn and two
youngest children returned from
their trip to Missouri last Thursday
evening. They went back to see
Mrs. Mashburn's father, who is
ninety years old.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16
TIVE pELTA

LITTLE verna Herd has been on the
,,ck list the past week.
Mrs, J. Waite's aunt from Love
land spent several days OF last week
With her.
Miss Mcconnell, Normal school
,,,end, visited Allie Archibald Sat
urday and Sunday.
VIII Hoke, Mrs. John Clalkson IS
mother, spent last week i9 Denver
nut is home again now.
George Green and John Archibald
| have been putting up ice the past
,sek for Mrs. Lizzie Green
When Mr.. and Mrs, Mashburn re-.
burned from Missouri her mother re-
|tuped with them to visit for some
thine.
Mr., Wilmarth sold hts place last
|hll and expects soon with his family
"a return to Iowa, where lie owns q
large fam.
Miss Margaret Morrison, who has
|been visiting Mrs. Robb for a week
|or two, expects soon to start for Ore
|ron to visit a brother who resides
there.
VIII Herd has rented the five
acres which formerly belonged to
Adolph Strubali, but now belongs
to the state. as after his death nc
heirs were ever found.
Mrs. Brown is going to build All
addition to her house and Mr.. Stone.
king is hauling the lumber for 1t
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16

There is one more case Of diphths.
ria In this locality. Dora Daley was
taken sick Friday and had to return
to her home from school.
e. II. Knott aud p. NJ. Mead
loaded two car of cattle at Highland
on the G. & S. Sunday afternoon.
They we're shipped to Denver
John Holmes Is pronounced out of
danger at this writing. He has had
a very serious time and his many
friends hope for a rapid recovery.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16
EATON

E. G. Steele and wife are visiting
in Kansas.
The Circle installed its new Off
GERS last Thursday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary met with
Mrs. E. Payne last week.
The Poudre Valley ditch meeting
was held Saturday, Jan. llth.
Born, Wednesday, Jan. sth, to Mr..
and Mrs. Overhault, daughter.
Albert Wood returned to his work
at Denver University last week.
High school people enjoyed their
fortnightly dance Friday night.
Milton Robinson and wife have re.
turned from their visit In Missouri
The revival meetings being held
at the Baptist church are we'll at
tended.
R. d. Hughes and family returned
from their trip to Oklahoma City
last week.
A burglar proof steel lining has
been put IN the vault at the First
National bank
The Odd Fellows finished up their
initiation rites at the regular meet
ing last Thursday.
Mrs. Willus Eaton Is in Greeley
this week, after severe siege of grir
at her own home.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16
Haghiandlake


Rufus Mead and Prof Donnelly
were Denver visitors last week.
1t is expected that the beets In
Mead will all be loaded this week
for the Longmont factory,
Walter Woodley and LLOYD Coon
left Sunday evening for Fort Collins
to resume their studies In the Agri.
cultural college there.
There was large crowd at the W.
O. w. dance In Mead New Years
night. Everyone was pleased and
all enjoyed themselves.
Several in Mead and also here be.
gan putting up their ice the first of
the week. The ice on the lake is
about ~ inches thick.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16

VIM. Nettleton and wife left Mon
day of this week for a visit with
friends In Nebraska.
The Missionary society Of the Con-
gregaJional church met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. John Gillies.
The town board had its regular
meeting Monday night and trans
acted the usual order of business.
II. L. Drurv, who has been EN-.
ployed as head chemist at the sugar
factory, and wife left for the west
Monday morning.
The Eaton High scLool basketball
bows played Company G at Ault Fri.
day night and were defeated by
score of II to 80.
A. f. Searles and wife entertained
the members of the 1907 club and
about thirty other guests at their
home last Thursday.
Il. NJ. Hawthorn and A. @. Adams
and wife were among the Eaton peo-
pie who attended the Farmers insti.
tute at Greeley last week.
Amos Ackroyd was quite badly
hurt by horse one day last week.
A rib was torn from the breast bone
and he received SONS severe bruises.
The new officers OF the Eaton club
are DR.. W. P. Allen, president; T.
q. Phillips, vice president; o. ].
Blandin, secretary; Fred Larkin,
treasurer.
Levi Mitchell, who has been very
sick with rheumatism, was able to
be taken to Poncha Springs Saturday.
His wife and A. W. McQuown went
with him and McQuown. who re-
turned Monday. says that Mitchell
stood the trip all right and seemed
benefited by the change.
The annual meeting and supper
was held at the Baptist church last
Friday. The following officers were
elected: Mrs. R. NJ. Haythorn,
clerk; J. N. Collins. treasurer; R M.
Haythorn, trustee; Mrs. W.B. Grant,
organist; Mrs E. Payne, assistant
organist; W. B. Grant, S. S. super.
intendent; John Thompson, treas
urer; Ward Edwards, secretary.
Out of town visitors this week
we're Mrs. John Kienks and daughter
of Ault, S. L. Purdy and wife of
Windsor, Loren Peck, Brush; Miss
Falk, Cheyenne; Vera Wasley, Gree
ley; Anna Halpin. Kersey; 81. G.
Sewer, and wife, Ottumwa, Iowa /;
E. a. Armatage, Humboldt. Saskat-
chewan: Bill Rowley, Wheatland; !;
Homer Neel, Romes; George Piper,
Missouri.
The library report for the past
year Is as follows:
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16
WINDSOR

W. w. Kennedy was Greeley
visitor Friday.
Little Tom Gormly has an attack
OF typhoid fever,
M. Fl. Layburn was Greeley
visitor Friday and Saturday.
The union meetings are held at
the Christian church this week.
Art Chapman is moving to his
farm northeast Of Windsor this week.
William Kyger and family left
Tuesday for Portland, Oregon, where
they expect to make their future
home.
James Ferris is now employed at
the bank, having resigned his posi-
tion with the Colorado Mercantile
company.
Saturday evening number Of
VIII Blakeman's young friends gave
him a surprise party, at which all
present had tine time.
John Miller has his office with
Fl. Fl. Bills now and has moved mis-
family to Lake View addition, where
he will be near his business.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Raines died at the hospital in
Denver Tuesday. The funeral SER
vices were held at the M. E church
Thursday.
Little Dorothy Boreing fell from
the beet dump near her home north
Of Windsor Sunday and fractured her
leg. She was taken to the hospital
in Fort Collins.
lobp Norro, ,,,do i, h,,s,,,,, +.,,>
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16
All Over Weld.

now. AS soon as 1t is finished Mr..
and Mrs. Stoneking and family will
occupy the house.
Willis Calvin aud nephew have
the contract for putting into the
sheds the five hundred tons of un.
covered beets at the factory, and..Mr.
montgomery has the contract for the
hve hundred tons of sliced beets.
They are putting them into the sheds
now.
There will be meeting of the
voters of this district at the school
hous Saturday, Feb. lst, to vote on
the proposition to sell four acres
more or less OF land belonging to
this district and also to vote on the
proposition of building a new school
house.
The literary last Friday night was
we'll attended and a very good pro-
gram was rendered. In the absence
OF the president, Harry Coins, Rus
sci buchanan. vice president, pre-
sided. Much Of the credit of the
success of the society must be given
to the secretary, Miss Allie Archi.
bald, who also edits the paper and
assists In getting up the program.
The next meeting will be held in
two weeks.
Held over from last week
Miss Nellie Waite is home on the
sick list. She has the grip.
]. s. Archibald Is putting up ice
now for parties living In Evans.
Mr.. Vandermay has moved his
house down on the main road. He
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16

Thursday MORN
ing, January l6,
we will begin onr
great Muslin I'm
aerwear S ale
This event has
become so thoI-
oughly fixed in
the estimation OF
those who appre-
clate the value of
beautifully finish
ed and bountifully
fashioned under
garments, t h at
the me est an
nouncement is.
sufficient to crowd
our store with
eager purchasers.
We are so abuu-
uantly p | e a S { d
with our efforts
this season and
leel so confident
OF the overwflelm-
Ing superiority of
our values that
we cannot refrain
from telling YOU
Just how enthu-
slastic we are,
and inviting you
In unhesitating
terms to co III e
and share h e
fruits of our la
oors. No other
white sale here
aoonts can lay
Claim to such a
generous share of
public interest,
oecallse no other
sale is planned so
lar in advance
and upon such a
magnificent scale
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16

John Warren made u business trip
to Sterling and Denver Friday aud
Saturday Of last week.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16


The annual business meeting of
the Congregational church was held
Tuesday night. There was some
excellent music, Including piano
duet by the Misses Hazel Smile aud
Winifred Armatage; plano duet BY
Mrs. John Gtllies and Mrs. s. A.
Wood; and solo by A. q. Adams.
The election of officers was held
with the following result: Deacon,
James Wilson; trustees, ]. D. Will
son, G. j. Stocktleth, 1. B. Bills, W.
w. Brown; treasurer, F. w. Nc
Cracken; clerk, Mrs. F. NJ. Jones:
S. S. superintendent, l. B. Bills;
assistant superintendent, E. K.
Packard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-04
the PUBLIC FORUM
A VOTER DISCUSSES The PRO.
POSED SALE OF SCHOOL
LANDS.

Am Ardmor. citizen has accepted
the invitation Of the Ardmorcitc to
discuss the sale Of the school lands
of the state. The columns ot the
paper we're offered for this ,urpos
ycstcriay evening and this morning
the following letter reached us. II
contains food for thought n the part
of ever, voter Read it and writ. one
yourself setting forth your views. lie,
ms thrash this subject out and cast an
Thro are several million acres o.
tho school fund Of the state. Here is
the letter.
Editor Ardmorcite:
There are several million acres oi
land for schools in Oklahoma. The sup
position is that these lands were given
as am endowment fund 10 This audau
future generations The interest There.
from is to- D." u- for municipal lrA
district schools Each Child Is 70 pee
coi,c annually ui. shar, of scholastic
p'rcap,'a of these funds. ana u n.
vor of leasing these land 'o farmers
at per cent ON the valuation of $40
per acre 100 49, 81 and 1860 acr. blocks
or lease b. AZ 81 per acre with tho
privilege reserved TO the farmer orr
lessee Of purchasing NJ $40 p," '"..
az amy time within ten s.. ars and {,
pay the principal AZ any time within
Too wears The interest 20 be- paid
annually In advance. The voters
of Oklahoma should cast the. bailo's
against the proposed law 10 dispose
of the school lands OF IN, state and
vote for men who will make a law to
sell no land for ten years for less
than $40 per acre. Fellow voter. thiul,
plenty before YOU vote 70 allow a bird
as big as this 10 get away.
II Texas had done the wise thing
thirty years ago the state could have
had at this time one billion dollars
as school endowment fund. This fund
/ at o per cent interest would furnish
all tuition, school books, and goOl
dinner 10 every child in tho state of
Texas for all time 10 come. Texas
gao he bird away and only retained
the feathers, and are now voting cI
ira taxes for school purposes.
\. CAMPBELL
\rlmorc. Okla. Aug.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-04

sulphur Oala, Aug 3.N c. Wal
president of the commercial club
bought TODAY from j ". Harper i've
lots ON second street between tn,
First National bank aud the Metro
politau hotel for $500. \ contract
was closed this morning with Scot
and Fricr. contractors, for three
story building 80 l25 feet TO b'
erected ON these lots. Material takcr
from the big Bland hotel. recently
sold G.. T.. Wsgcnbotham of Hastirg-
Non.. and associated by the Unite,
States. VilI Nc used iu 'hc yrus'ruc
t.ou ul The Wall huildmg
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-04

will deliver the annual address iomJ.-
row morning on Man and the Corpo-
ration" Judge Taft will speak on
Thursday, and the convention viii
come TO a close that evening with a
hAnanot
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-04

Mrs. Chas f. smith ot West Frank
lin. Maine. says: II like good things
and have adopted Dr Kings New Lite
Pills as our family laxative medicine,
because they are good and do their
work withou. making a fuss about it,
These painless purifiers sold at w Il.
Frames drug store. 25C
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-04

Dallas. Texas, Aug. l.-F. ". y Do
MEYER was today made defendant I'm
a breach OF promise suit for $4,000
brought by tlemmic Ramsey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-04

Mr.. TAFT went 10 oyster Bay {" In.
dictate his Declaration OF Dependence
ON Teddy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-04

cry Pax addition holds ont the
hes, Investment opportunities offered
In the city 2Su
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-04
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Ardmore!te Want ads Get Results
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FOR pKEouJEN T.
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FOR VICE PRESlDENI--
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DRY GOODS AND CoRsETs

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FIRE INSURANCE GENERAL AGENTS
EDWARD BROWN & SONS. Alaska Com. Bid.
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INSURANCE BROKERS
MONTGOMERY BAGGS. Merchants Ex. Bid
O. A. BERTON & CO., 3SS Montgomery.
PHILIP B0LGER 4 CO. 800 Sansome.
= =. +. DAVIS & son. 507 Montgomery.
MAX GOLDBERG. $40 Market.
JOHNSON q HIGGINS, "a California
ARTHUR @. MASON & CO. 6IS Merchants Ex
PAUL NJ NIPPERT CO., Inc. pa KearDy.
Dan O'CALLAGHAN. 80 Montgomery.
HENRY B. RULE. 26S Market st.
]. s. ROSENBAUM & Co. kesrny & Pine
SEARS ms AGENCY co. e29 Merchants Ex Bid
G.. TRITTENBACH. 2O4 Front. Marine Bid
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SALT

LESLIE SALT CO.. Mission s 3D.
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DRY GOODS

L. DINKELSPIEL CO., Inc. 20-26 Battery.
HELLER, KLEIN & CO., 41-47 Sansome.
MOORE WATSON. Sansome & Bush.
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ACCOUNTANTS-CERTIFIED PUBLIC
JOHN r. RUCKsTELL. Claus spreckels Bid.
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ARNSTEIN, SIMON & CO., Sd & Mission
]. BAUMGARTEN & Co., 500 Golden Gats AZ
EDWARD 5. MATTHEW'S 154 Sutter (English
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BUTCHERS & LIVESTOCK DEALERS
f. GAMES & CO.. Stockyards, Oakland.
OAKLAND MEAT & PACK. CO.. Stocky'ds. Oak.
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ACCIDENT INSURANCE

STANDARD AccIDENr Co. CROKER Bid.
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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES
MUTUAL LIFE ms. co. OF \. Y. CW. L. Hatha-
way. Mgr, 222 Sansome.
HONE LIFE ms. co. (Frank Sperling Mgrl
Claus Spreckels Bid.
MANHATTAN LIFE ms. co. q. Landers. Mgr.),
800 Russ BID.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE ms. co. (F. E De
Groati. Claus Spreckels Bid.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. co. Field
& Crsmerl, Claus Spreckels Bid
WASHINGTON LIFE ms. CO (F. z. Codding-
toni. Monadnock Bid
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-20
FARM LANDS nRRIGATEI

Country Lands-City Real Estate
d. JORDAN. Inc. Croker Bid.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-20

aHM LANDs tIFHINFAIEDJ
ALFALFA FARMS Co. 403 Monadnock Bid.
GOLDEN STATE IRRIGATED FARMS CO, 7o2 I
Market
REGINALD h MeKAIG. I27 Montgomery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26

MANAGERS fWANTED, EVERY SEC
ton. to appoint agents; plug
billiard" game, played like forbidden
slot machine with coin; easily sold
or operated on percentage in pub
AZ lie places. Less than square foot
counter space required; sold on easy
terms; sample game loaned managers
free; HARMON SILVER WARE,
WORKS, Department %, Chicago.
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WANTED, FOR u. S. ARMY, ABLE
Gtodied unmarried men,. between ages Of
Is and 35; citizens OF the United
States, of good character and temper,
ate habits, WHO can speak. read and
write English. Men wanted now for
service in Cuba and the Philippines.
For information apply to Recruiting
Officer $40 East Broad ST., Richmond.
va; 123 sycamore ST., Petersburg, Va.
or Columbia Building. CRANKY ST.. Nor
folk Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26

EIREAIEN AND BRAKENIEN ON RAIL
roads in Richmond vicinity. to fill
perience unnecessary. State age.
height, weight Firemen, 500
monthly, become engineers and earn
$500. Brakemen, SIS. becoming con-
nre prefer RA1fW nv; AssocIAT TiIto.SN'
care Richmond Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
Drlp GWantro, Male.

YOUNG MEN WANTED. WHO De-
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more congenial work II able TO
succeed, we cnn qualify you for a
position as mechanical, electrical
steam civil or mining engineer, arch
itect, etc, etc. Write. at once. stating
position wanted. l. c. s.. Box 1919
G., Scranton, Pa.
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Drofessioual 1brIp 0Qallte0.

yIRG fNI.\2 II ia III ERs. al Rss ZEAL, NAN
chester, Na.-rSc Schools ana SOL. e
supplied with teacl U.s., rec y, g J. O.
charge and ss !; ua 5, I !, Ne
al mousrate gcns L. ~ II 11sS T. .s.N',
! II, w. GRlpl.l ~ VI
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where to tack signs. distribute cir
culars, samples, etc. No canvassing.
Address NATIONAL DISTRIBUTING
= BUREAU. 100 Oakland Bank Build
ing. Chicago, III.
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l MADE'"soo:OGO IN FIVE YEARS IN
the mail order business; began with
IS. Any one can do the work Send
) for free booklet; tells how to get
started. MANAGER. Box $40. Lock-
port N. Y.
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HUSTLING MEN WANTED, DISTRIB-
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TISING AND DISTRIBUTING ASSO-
CITATION: Chicago.
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GOVERNMENT. THOU
examinations soon in this city:S cir,
cular 1Ss giving full particulars as
to positions, salaries, sample ques-
s. lions. etc. sent free by NATIONAL
.s CORRESPONDENCE i N S I'll u Y e,
Washington d. c.
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POSITIONS IN EVERY LINE. SAL
aries $50 to $500 month; demand
for help greater than the supply:
pay when position is secured. stamp
for particulars. NATIONAL EN-
Il PLOYMENT ASSOClA1 IN, Century
~ Building. Atlanta. Ga.
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NeIp QManteD, Flalf.

a ROMAN CATHOLIC REPRESENTA-
tive wanted in every parish to intro
duce high grade financial PROPOSE.
ton having support OF clergy. Light
and remunerative work. Part or
whole time. References required.
WILLS, STEWART & Co, 43 Ely
change Place. New York.
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RELIABLE MANDARIN So DAILY
in spare time as district manager
largest ADV. Co.. and learn business
wherein competents make $4,000
yearly. No canVassinS. BODlSIN,
Dept 134, Chicago.
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CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES ARE
paid we'll for easy work; eXamina-
lions of all kinds soon. expert advice.
sample questions and Booklet X 1911.
describing positions and telling east
est and quickest way TO secure them.
free. Write now. WASHINGTON
= CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL. Washing
ton d. C.
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A HusTL1NG MAN. WELL ACQUJAINT-
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and assorted line, used bylevery mer-
chant, on salary. One preferred VINO
reference. age and full particulars,
+ 3s7, care Times-Dispatch.
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
newspapers; experience unnecessary;
no canvassing. Send for full par
ticulars. PRESS SYNDICATE, Lock-
mort NJ Y.
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BUSINESS PEOPLE, NO
thing to sell; good pay; state age.
religion. nationality; inclose address
ed envelope. LAW BUREAU. 1T9
Lakeside Building, Chicago.
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BOY ABOUT. NINETEEN YEARS OLD
for outside work in Cary Street COM
mission house; must be able and
willing to work for advancement.
Address B 1876. care Times-Dispatch.
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DISTRIBUTORS WANTED. EVERY
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steady. Address RELIABLE ADJ
VER1ISING. BUREAU, Chicago.
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AN ENERGETIC MAN WITH $1,000
to $4,000 to invest can become treas
urer and Office manager OF saw,
mill and lumber business. with hnei
prospects; located within 100 miles
Of Richmond; about $4,000 already
invested. Address LUMBER, care
Times Dispatch.
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IhlMEDLATELY no SELL.
advertising service to bankers; com
mission; can. be used as side lines:
write. Box 613. GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade new system; eight weeks
completes. Any one can learn. Wages
while learning. Tools donated. Po-
sition guaranteed when through.
Write for free catalogue. MOI.ERfS
BARBER COLLEGE, 2O7 BoWery,
New York City.
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AGENTS MAKE BIG. MONEY IN PAT
gent medicine and toilet specially bus
mess. We can. furnish formulas for
all known hair growers. cough med
icines, rheumatism. kidney cures
toilet preparations. etc., only 1Oc.;
three for Csc. Easy to make: experl-
ence unnecessary. Others have made
fortunes in patent medicines, WHY
not you. Send for list. PARK CITY
FORMULA BUREAU, Lock Box 513,
N5' Rrfd repOrt5 Conn.
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED SALES
men. Goods sold on long time;
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