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The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-20
NORWOOD'S ASSISTANT.
(. 4. Cunningham Appointed Deputy
 AttOrncy.GeneraI.

Little Rock, June 2O-Special- C. A. Cunningham, of Dardanelle, wioll succeed the Hon. Dan Fay Tor of Pine Bluff as assistant at torney general of the State of Arkansas.
 The above statement is made upon the authority of the Hon. Hal L. NOrwOOd, of Mena, the Democratic nominee for Attor- ney General. to succeed the Hon. William F. Kirby, of TeXarkana And in Arkansas to be the Demo- cratic nominee for any position means ones election, practically. and to all intents and purposes, without opposition.
 You may say that l have de- termined to appoint the Hon. C. A. Cunningham. of Dardanelle to be my assistant" said Nominee Norwood. Friday to the Little Rock representative of The Pres colt Daily News. He is com potent and a thorough Democrat. A graduate of the University of Arkansas and the university oI Virginia, MT. Cunningham is bet ter equipped for the practice Of law than the average man. X personal friend, and a warm sup porter of my candidacy for at torney general in the last race, 1 will take pleasure in naming him my assistant, for l can do so with the feeling that the inter- ests of the state will be in safe l hands with him in the office There are hundreds of attorneys whom 1 should like to name to this position, through thor ough knowledge of their ability. and of their loyalty to the par ty, and to myself, yet 1 cannot name them all, and will have to select one. That one is Mr. Gun ningham."
 This leads to question of the future acts of General Kirby an.' h., assistant, Mir. Taylo. It is reported that the two have formed q partnership and will practice in the state and feder- al courts, maintaining an office at TeXarkana, and while there is reason to believe that this arrangement has been discussed it is also believed that no decis- ion has been arrived at in this re- gard. Mr. Taylor may enter politics of bis own accord, with in the near future, and if he does it will be from Jefferson county (Pine BlufD where he is well known and where he has a host of friends.
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Resignation of Taft.

Washington, June 19.-Secrc- tary Taft's resignation as a ca b. inet officer will be receive1 by President Roosevelt tomorrow It will take effect on July 1 This was learned tonight following a conference of several hours at the White House, at which MT. Roosevelt, Secretaries Root and Taft and Assistant Secretary of State Bacon were present.
 After the conference Mr. Taft was greeted by a dozen newspap- CT correspondents who desired to learn of his plans.
 'The president wants me to leave clean slate for my sue cessor," said the war secretary. and it will take me at least ten days to settle all pending mat ters in the War Department. have no definite plans tonight as to when l will leave Washing ton"
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Sohlenker Indicted.

Fort Smith, June 19.-The Se- bastian county Grand Jury caus- ed a sensation this afternoon by returning an indictment for mur- der against Leon Schlencker. who three months ago shot and Killed his closest friend, Jacob Reinach, whom he says he mis- LOOK for burglar at Schlenk- CTS home.
 The cOrOner's jury released ochlenker on the ground of acci- uental shooting.
 Reinach was, the commercial agent of the Frisco at this place. Schlenker is secretary and treas urer of the Apple Hat Company
 Reinach was killed on the porch ol Schlenker's home where he had been spending the evening. Ac- cording to the story of the affair told by MT. and Mrs. Schlenker, Reinach had spent the evening at their nome, as he frequently uid. Schlenker, being tired, had gone to bed early. Reinach left
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PROTECTION OF FISH
Seuator Patterson would Change the Law
 in this Regard.

Little Rock, June 2O.-Special- State Senator Marshall Pattcr- son. of Woodruff county, for many years sheriff of his coun- ty, and one of the best known men in Eastern Arkansas, was caller at the Statehouse Fri day, in company with Harry Woods, another well known at torney of that section of the state, These gentlemen had a conference with Governor Pin dall regarding matter affect ing certain citizens of their county, of which they did not desire to talk. But Senator Pat terson has some ideas regarding this matter of legislation for the protection of fish which he will probably elaborate upon in the coming session of the leg islature. He is under the inn pression that the prohibition of the use of nets and seins in the rivers of Arkansas is in many instances, against the best in terests of industry, and not for it's benefits, as many suppose. "There was a time not long since when there were few game fish in White river, from the reason that gar and turtles fed upon them. and kept them down. With the use of nets and seins these pests are cleared out, and never before has there been so many game fish in that stream. l am in favor of making the mesh of the nets large, say four inches, but let's not stop their use en- tirely, for if we do these pests will feed upon the fish, and thus we will not only fail to accom- plish the purpose desired, but vii. oru- ate exactly to the 0.,
 posite."
 Senator Patterson declares
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Clayton Temporary Chairman.

Chicago, June 19.-The new Republican National Committee organized today by the election of Powell Clayton of Arkansas, veteran member of the commit tee, as temporary chairman, to serve until permanent chair man shall have been selected, Elmer Dover was reelected se- cretary and w. s. Stone ser geant-at-arms.
 A committee was named to consider the appointment of sub- committees to go to Cincinnati to confer with Secretary Taft regarding the selection of per- manent chairman to manage his campaign.
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Texas StOckman Hurt.

This morning at Emmet, R. NJ. Harper. of Mt. Vernon, Texas was seriously hurt on the head by a fall sustained in attempt ing to catch the caboose of a nOrth-bOund stock train Mr. Harper was on the train, accom- paning three cars of cattle from Mt. Vernon to St. Louis. and the train stopped at Emmet when he went up to see after the stock As the train pulled out again he waited for a cabOose and in at tempting to catch it. missed his hold and fell, inflicting a serious scalp wound He was picked up and brought to Prescott. where medical assistance was rendered. He will leave tonight on No. 6 for his deStina tion While serious, his wounds are not dangerous.
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Miss Winnie Haynie and Miss Berter Britt will open sub scription school in the public school building in Prescott, on June 22nd. All students who failed to complete their grade in the public school, will have an opportunity to attend to finish their grade and be prepareI to enter the next higher grade at the opening of the public school in September.
 A general patronage of all students is solicited, regardless of whether they completed their grades or not
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The following is list of GranI md Petit Juries selected tC erve at the July term, 1908, of he Nevada Circuit Court
 GRAND JURORS. w. NJ. Parker, Parker. F. A. Dillard, Albany. w. \. Fomby, Boughton. Marion Hart, Caney. Joe Hood, Emmet. w. w. Smith, Georgia. Barcus Potter, Jackson. w. w. White, Missouri. Calvin Jones. Missouri. w. T. Hart. Missouri J. R. Jordan. Missouri. P. H. Herring, Parker. w. D. Askew, union. Tom Boswell, Taylor. w. w. Drake, Leake. w. N. Mum, Albany.
 ALTERNATIVES. Joe Bates, Albany W. NJ. Hamric, Emmet. J. B. Cathy, Boughton. Walter Cooley, union. sam Cham berlain, Caney. Sim Fuller, Parker.
 PETIT JURORS. Johnson Hamilton, Alabama. C. w. Hamilton, Albany. J. l.. Stuart, Boughton. w. w. Hendrix, Clancy. Joe Eaves. Emmet. E. M Gammage, Georgia. J. 1T. Mcdonald, Jackson. T. J. Hay, Leake. H. A. Hamilton, Missouri. Sam Cantley, Missouri. l.. M.. armack, Parker. S. M Stuart, Taylor Albert Adams, union Will Moore, Missouri. John Dixon, Caney. J. B. Hamilton, Emmet. l.. B. Jones, Boughton. Will Hale, Missouri. Tom Hit. Missouri. J. F.. Butler, Parllrr. m l.. s. Warmack, Taylor. Will Bean, Redland Ed McSwain, Alabama. J. F.. Daniels, Albany.
 ALTERNATES. F.. E. Epperson, union. J. F. Wallis, Taylor. T. l.. Griffith, Missouri Clay Rinkle, Redland. Wesley Gordon, Missouri. Walter Adams, Missouri.
 F.. Y Blakely,
 w. R. Barham,
 J. w. Hudson,
 Commissioners.
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will loan you the money to buy the lot and build the house at 5 per cent interest
 payable monthly
For further information see JERRY YOCUM, Special Agent. who will be in Prescott for several days beginning Sat-
 urday, June 27th.

the house at II o'clock. and it was declared that Schlenker, hearing the noise, thought Rein ach was burglar, and, rush ing from his room, fired upon him. Reinach was instantly killed.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-20

Washington, June 19.-Luke F.. Wright of Tennessee, will be ap- pointed Secretary of War to sue ceed Mr. Taft.
 Secretary Taft today resign ed, his resignation to take eI- feet June 30.
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JULY LIST OF JURORS
The Names of the Men Who Will Carry
 Out the Mandates of Our Court.

The following is a list of Grand and Petit Juries selected to serve at the July term. 1908, of the Nevada Circuit Court
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Park Hotel Arrivals.

k. P, Phillips, C. M. Clark. AFka- delphia J. w. Wade, ChattanoO- ga; J. F.. Radcliff, Dallas; Jno. c. Oliver, St. Louis; E. NJ. Gray. TeXarkana.
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The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-20

Hamilton & Capelle frame pictures.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-14

From Czeustochowa the Mecca OF
Polish pilgrims. comes an amazlng
story Of coincidence A pilgrim went
to one OF The priests and comulaiuel
that solnc thief had stolen bis purse
While he yaa ia chnreh and asked for
money The priest replied mat he
had no money and thai the best thing
for the pilgrim 10 DO was 10 try to
find ihe ;hlef
81 shall go into the church and steal
money from somebody else" said ihc
pilgrim. "for / have nothing 10 so
home with" He went into the church
and. seeing a man in the crowd with
wallet ON his back slipped his hand
into it and pulled ont his own stolen
purse. with the exact sum he had lefl
IN it. He was so glad 10 find his mon
ey that he hurried OF 10 tell tho priest
aud the thief got away Warsaw Cor
Pail Mall Gazette.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-14

"Did you ever know salG the hypno-
list as he played with curious, gilt
tering hypnotizing machine OF cryetai
and silver. did you ever know that
hypnotism is praeticed among insectsp
"No."
"Well. It Is a fact A queen bee can
hypnotic her whole hive whenever
she wants TO. She makes a curious
hummiag sound, ana within moluent
or two every bee in the colony Hlls
into a hypnotic trance
"fhe deaths head hawk moth is also
a hypnotist OF great power. This crea-
turc indeed. makes it's living out OF
hypnotisn. Entering a hive It makes
sound not unlike the queen bees
note. and. the bees Immediately sink
ing into slumber. the moth proceeds to
plumber at its lelsure."-New Orleans
Times Democrat
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II VAS the hTst time he had sung IN
an Episcopal choir. and he felt strange
~ oat Of place hil Tie yestnents he
wore. The other choristcrs looked com.
Portable enough, but the new one was
sure he would trip on the skirts Of his
cassock when he went up the chancel
steps, and he knew that II he did not
stop perspiring his clean linen Gotta
would be sadly mussed The opening
prayer had been lntoned by the rector,
ana the singers were in line waiting
for the Introduction to the proceyaiCaal
to he played. when one Of the Dasses
whispered IN the new mans ear:
you're tenor, aren't you3"
Il suppose So" he replied, "but
feel Ike a twospot. New York Times.
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GOVERNMENT ANIMALS.
Branding Them Is Provided For b,
Army Regulations.


Army Regulations
Whenever you see the letters ~
81 branded on the left fore shoulder
Of an animal, make up your mini al
once that that beast IS or was az one
tlme the property Of our rich old Tn
Gle Sam.
Then again lf you knew the key to
the system OF branding utilized by the
quartermaster's department United
States army. you would IN moment
be able 70 tell the organization OF the
army TO which that animal WITS as
signed Immediately after purchase by
the government
Branding public animals IS not a
matter OF choice. but Is provided for
by the army regulations, which direct
that
rPublic animals shall upou the day
received be branded with the letters
II s. oq the left fore shoulder.
Horses assigned % organizations VIII
also be branded on the hoof Of one
fore foot one aud one half inches below
the coronet with the designation Of tAe
company. Branding irons OF uniform
size aud design viii be supplied ly
the qnaricmaaster's department let;
ters L. s. to be two inches In height
letters and numbers OF hoof brapds
en- the same line 10 be three Courihs %
au ,ush hieh the letter 70 precede the
number and blocked so az to Dgis
tratethe hoof oneslNieenth Of un inch
r0a. example. the hoof brands -or
horses assigned 20 band. Nintir cavalry
would be CR9 10 Troop A. Fistn cav
aify, w6lld hc 40; TO Company a bat
talioE of engineers would be BEA -
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-14

Mrs. Jawbaek Why, you're wet
throughl Mr.. JawbackI know t.
I'm soaked Mrs. Jawback But
where's your umbrellag Mr. Jowback
Its it's what am. Cleveland
Tender.
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pIdn,t know 4 couId % Dons.

II didn't see yon IN church SUNDAY
morning. said Mrs Oldcaste.
NO" renlled hef hostess toying
with her $500 solitaire 81 was so
nervous knew couldn't SIT still if !
went 50 l gaveup aud laid IN bed near
~ the whole mcrning."
"That WAS too bad. You ought to
have been there. Dr Mlggswogth ex-
coriatcl several Of our leading iinan-
ciers and considerable anger was ex-
hbited by souie of them"
rs that so? ! didn't know they could
do such things IN our church | s'posed
only the pope had that ower'-Chi.
cago Record Herald.
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Newfoundland hes been styled a
rough stone with no Interior and
doubtless to the passenger on some At-
lantic liner seeing It's bold hcadand
jutting out into The ocean, with its
weather heaten cliGs standing gray
and cold, the description may seem a
lifting one. Eat to those who know It
well, who have seem The fir clad val
leys. IFS clear lakes AID streams and
hillsldes tiugel with 1he red aad gold
o. autumn, !; Is rough stone with q
very fair interior. London strand
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Use DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
pleasant little pills. They are easy
TO take. Sold by G r. Reufro.


A walk through the British museum
and close examination of the pedal
extremities Of ancient art there show
they are all bad about the feet ''ghe
Disk Ihrower" celebrated specimen.
has particularly bad examples of in
cipieet bunion joints. II the foot Of
the Farnese Apollo used as model
In most art schools represents tie foot
of the average Greek corns and bum
lons must have been common ia that
classical country. British Shoemaker.
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BANK oeTs QUARTERS

Special to Daily Leader.
I.awtnn Okla, Feb 1.-THE rooms
formerly occupied by the defunet
Merchants and Planters bank of this
city whose cashier u. r. Rankin,
who committed suicide By drowning
November s, were today leased TO the
First National bank, new organiza-
ton.
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MAY Run o. c. TRAINS
ON e. r. I. G. p. TRACKS.

Special to Daily Leader
Chlckasha. okla. Feb. H. Trains
will be running into Chickasha from
Pureell on the Oklahoma Central
within "a hours, according to state
ments made. by foreman Of the con
atinction work to-day. The oklahoma
Central viii connect with the Rock
island south of town and use the ter
nlnal facilities OF that road.
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4 Claeaical Story.
am going to tell yon a classical
story. Listen
The wooden horse was standing BE-
fore the city Of Troy.
''That seems a heavy beast" said
Paris TO Hector. ''Now. what would
you say was its WeigbtT
eTroy weight. OF course" replied
Hector
II didn't mean that you great hoe
toring brutes" was the reply. but the
Wit Of The oflier had turned Paris
gFnen with enry
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ORGANIZE OWNERS

Special 10 Daily Leader
l.awton. ORla. Feb .-Proprie-
tors OF printerles today effected an or
gani2ation for the purpose OF meeting
the new labor conditions through the
organization Of a printers union.
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you've heard her, you sayf TO-
marked Mr Dudley. "Ah. she cer-
tainly has the gift OF song
sWen / hope that's what It IS" re-
piled aliss Knox u should hate 70
think she paid anything Tor it"-Phh
naslehia Preaa
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Theb est remedy known to-day for
all stomach troubles is Kodoi which
is guaranteed % give prompt feliel.
ne is a natural d.seant II digests
what you eat. 81 lsant to take.
Sold By C. r
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Ia gfippe cOughs are danBerouA aa
they frequently develop into pnen
monia. Foley's Honey and Tar not
only stops the cough but heals and
strengthens the lungs so that no ser
ious results need be feared The gen
uine FOleys Honey and Tar contains
no harmful drugs and is in a yellow
package Refuse substitutes. G. h
Il..nfssf,
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Geddis- Dudley is publishing his
verses at his own expense. He calls
the book Wisdom In Fancy" Queer
title Isn't It? Wise Yes but It's pret-
~ near right To be exact, he should
call It HWisdoms Infancy" Exchange.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-14

''na n,~iits OF the TIC Wonder,
You ~Vl..u aeyer suffer iTcfn Si.. ,ey,
bladder or rheumatic trcrhle 5 bottle
two months treatment. s1sG hy 2rug-
gists or by mail Sens FOR tesu.nonl-
ais. Dr e. w Han. 292b JliYo street.
st. Louis.
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There IS no case on record OF *
cough or cold resulting Ia pneumonia
or consumptiOn after Foleys Honey
aud Tar has been taken II stops the
cough and breaks up the cold quickly
Refuse any bat the genuine foleya
Honey and Tar in a yellow package.
e. r. Renfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-14

Bert Barber, OF Elton Wis says
II have only taken four doses OF your
Kidney and Bladder Pills and they
have done for me more than amy
other medicine has ever done Mr..
Barber refers to DeWitt's Kidney and
Bladder Pills. They are sold by c..
r. RENFRO.
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NNAiCcf
The Leader has no travelling repre-
sentative named r. 7 Bradford, who
iN authorized 20 solicit. The Leaders
crew OF solicitors IS In charge OF
Crank Merriek
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Kennedy dy'si4aXarive Cough Syrup
acts gently but promptly on the bow
els, lt stops the cough by soothing
tie throat and lung irritation. Sold
by G. r. Renfro.
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An Oversight.
Il want 20 pay this blli" he sai1 atI
the hotel bar, "but | think you have
made a slight error here in my favor.
I've been reading over the extras, aud
! cannot nnd that you have charged
anything for telling me yau thought Il
lnight rain"
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Kcdol is a scientific preparation Of
vegetable acids with natural digest.
ants and contains the same juices
found in a healthy stomach. Each
dose will digest more than 5000
grains good food Sold by g. r..
Reufro.
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MAYOR ORDERS A NEW
ROUTE FOR PIPE LINE.

Special to Daily Leader.
Lawton, Okla, Feb. ld.-Because Of
the fact that strenuous fight is be-
ing made by property owners between
Lawton and the proposed site for the
water reservoir IN the mountains to
prevent the securing Of the right Of
way Mayor e. A. Jones proposes to
change the former survey and today
instructed the city engineer to make
a new survey This may delay for
some.t time the erection Of the water
extension
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ORDER No. 10.

ORDER NO. 10.
10 all Railroad and Railway Compa-
MICS Operating Railroads. in the
State of Oklahoma
You are hereby notified that pro-
posed order was published IN the
Guthrie Daily Leader, of Guthrie, Ok
lahoma. as required by law. and Ia
pursuanca to a hearing had thereon
on the tenth day OF February, 1903
and All objections and amendments
having been duly considered, the Cor
poration Commission of the State OF
Oklahoma hereby issues the following
official order rula regulation and re-
quiremeuts.
The plans. specifications and loca-
lions of all dcpots 10 be constructed
in the state by any railroad or railway
company, OF any change OF location OF
any depot. must be submitted TO and
approved by the corporation comInis.
sion oil Oklahoma before such dapots
are permanently located or construc
ted
This order shall be in full force and
effect on and after the fifteenth day
OF March 1905
Corporation Commission.
j. r. LOVE,
Chairman
| (sEAL) A. r. WATSON,
Commissioner
j. j. MeALESpER,
Commissioner
ATTEST:
w j. CHAPMAN.
Secretary
Guthrie Oklahoma. February ~, 1908
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nu1Nau4Nsnsu]nsmsusEeusnm
! ORDERS OF STATE
= CORPORATION =
= COMMISSION =
ansn9HsnSh4H9H9nsnsnanann

Thirst Published in Daily Leader Feb.
14 igON)
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OK AAoMA.
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MALE HELp WANTED.

GOOD PAY Nan wanted everywhere
to tack signs. distribute circulars.
samples. etc No canyasslng. Ad-
dress National Distributing Bureau,
100 Oakland Bank Building Chicago,
illinois,
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RELIEF FOR I.ADIEs-O Original
and only genuine Tansy Waters, put
zp In yellow wrappers and crown
trade mark Accept no substitute.
wor snle At sll drnaeists s-92-2es
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BOOKKEEPER, clerk and Office man,
age 26. five years experience de-
sires position. References. Address
Box 359. Gathre.
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KOdol Fer g:''.... Indigestion. dig So On:


ealpi.alionofahehea heart. Disssts % wAaiyor eat
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. If party who found small rec
ord book N p o. Monday morning
viii return same to Leader Office, Will
receive reward.
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Furnished rooms. No. 800 East
Noble avenue.
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HELP WANTED-r EMALE.
WANTED "A good girl for general
housework. Inquire at III East
Cleveland avenue.
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loods 80. Stored and Shipped 10 Ordar