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The Delta independent., 1909-06-04
Store This..Great FloD.

Think what could be done in the way
of irrigating desert land If the water
which goes to waste in the Gunnison
flow each spring could, even in part be
stored. TheNstream for the past two
weeks has flown nearly as much water
as the Mississippi and the great waste
of water will continue for the next
three weeks. This flow of water. which
does nobody any:good, is sufficient to
fill storage reservoirs enough to irrigate
all the desert land of the Southwest.
Along with its tunnels and canal
systems, the government should aid, in
every way possible, the building OF
storage reservoirs. The country
abounds with natural sites. and all OF
them should be:brought intouse. They
also offer splendid investment for indi-
vidual and company capital.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-04
Delta County Fruit Associa-
tion Spending $4,000
on New Addition.
Building to Be Of Bnck and Iron
on Concrete Foundation
A Very Valuable
Improvement.

With the basement completed and
first iron p,sts set, w. R. Gale, arcfi-
tect and contractor has begun work on
the new addition to the buildings of the
Delta County Fruit Growers Associa-
ton. which will be pushed to compile
tion as rapidly as possible.
The new building is 81 by A feet,
two stories and basement. The base
ment is of heavy concrete walls, floor
and settings for the iron posts. There
will be in all about 80 tons of iron and
steel in the construction work. The
lumber to be used is all clear Oregon
timber. The brick are the famous
Delta pressed brick.
The new building will store more
than hundred cars of fruit, and will,
with the company's already extensive
capacity, make it very efficient in hand
ling the big fruit crops of this county,
part of whose business it is to mark
et
The new building will be in every
way substantial, its weight holding
strength being so great that it caunot
be overloaded.
1t will prove very valuable feature
of Delta s fine improvements.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-04
w eddings. S.

David Baxter and Pearl Macy were
married at Montrose last Sunday.
Edward Winn of Paonia and Miss
Clara Blount of Denver wefe married
at the Methodist Parsonage last Thurs
day evening.
A very pretty wedding took place at
five o'clock Monday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Forrest,
when John H. White of Hotchkiss and
Miss Cora Wise of Winston. Missouri,
were united in marriage in the presence
of few friends, Rev. DR.. Johson of
the Methodist church officiating. After
the ceremony an elegant wedding
supper was enjoyed.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-04
Mrs. Detenbough Dies.

Last Saturday morning at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Griffith at Eckert, occurred the death
of Mrs. Mary A. Defenbaugh of Lake
City. She had resched the age of "a
years. month and 2 days.
She leaves to mourn her loss hus-
band, one child, parents and other rel
atives beside host of friends.
Funeral services were held at Eek
ert Sunday afternoon conducted by
Rev. Cox. and the remains laid to rest
in the Eckert cemetery. y.-Cedaredge
Champion.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-04
1t Is Estimated to Fill 1000 Cars,
Making 200 Trains Of 20
Cars Each.
Two Million Dollars Thought to Be Conser-
vative Estimate of the Value Of
County's Fruit Crop
This Year.

The matter of help to harvest the
prospective Delta county fruit crop Is
one which is now causing soiie uneasi-
ness. Clinton Oliver of Paonia, be-
cause of his position as secretary of
the apple show this fall, has been over
the fruit sections of the county pretty
well, and estimates that from 1900 to
5000 people may be needed from the
outside to assist in taking care Of the
fruit crop.
1t has been suggested that many peo-
pie may be brought out from cities to
help, by the railroads offering low
rates. The work can be done by boys
and girls, men and women, and 1t is
believed that many of the city's idle
would be glad of a chance to get into
the country for few weeks with the
opportunity to make their expenses and
little spending money. and to be
among the fruit in the orchards. which
would. to many. be delightful change.
II Delta county's fruit crop reaches
a shipping yield of $500 to 1000 car
loads, il ought to be worth s2. 600, 900.
and It's proper saving is of very great
Importance. II will keep the railroads
hustling to provide cars, and it is but
natural that they should also be inter
ested in securing and bringing in help
to gather the fruit.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-04
Woman,s Missionary Society.

The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church held its regular
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.
@. P. Nutter on Garnet mesa, Friday
afternoon May 2Sth.
The Home topic, Porto Rico," was
presented in an excellent paper by Mrs.
A. +. Penley.
Mrs. Hubert Williams read a care
fully prepared article on siam and Laos,
Mrs. A. E. Tillotson's report from
the Presbyterian meeting held in
Grand Junction April 1928, was very
interesting.
AT the close of the meeting dainty
tea was served to some forty ladies.
Several new members were received.
Receipts Of the afternoon, $3.50.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-04
Ne.ps Items From Al around

Garfield county people claim it was
Mesa county men who committed the
recent sheep butchery. No trace of
the perpetrators has been obtained. A
recent visitor at the place of slaughter
says he found 500 ewes and 700 lambs
killed. Many more motherless lambs
were dying and lot of wounded ewes
would have to be killed.
The cavern on the ID. &. r. G. in the
tunnel at Tennessee Pass, is proving a
much more serious matter than was at
first expected. The loose gravel and
rock from the roof of the tunnel, wet
by seep water, falls about as fast as
the workmen can remove it.
j. II. Collier, well known engineer on
the second division ID. & X. G.. died at
the hospital in Salida May oath, of
pneumonia.
Glenwood Springs boasts that it will
have the best base ball team in the
State. Ce1aredge should go over and
show them.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-04
Important Mass Meeting.

To the Fruit Growers and Business
Men of Delta and vicinity:
There will be held at the County
Court House, in Delta, next Saturday
afternoon, June 5th, at 2:30 meeting
to discuss and make plans for proper
representation at The Colorado Nation
al Apple Exposition to be held in Den
yer Auditorium December 6 to IL of
this year.
The Denver Chamber of Commerce
has offered premium list of at least
s25. 900 in value for this exposition pro-
viding. the fruit sections will take care
of the balance of the work of promot-
ing the show. Clinton Oliver. Secre-
tary of the Exposition will be present
to state the plans and explain the de-
tails Of the work.
The undersigned have had these mat
ters explained to them and believe the
project will be great benefit to the
fruit sections of the state and urge
every fruit grower. real estate man
and merchant to try and attend this
meeting,
THE DELTA BUSINESS MEMS
ASSN.
BY, w. p. DALE, Pres.
THE DELTA REAL EsTALE
EXCHANGE.
By, MILTON X. WEIGH.
The DELTA COUNTY FRUIT
GROWERS ASSN.
By, GEO. S. CoNKLIN.
TIE COLORADO FRUIT GRowETs
ASSN.
By, l.. l.. HAINEs.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-04
Boroh's Bear Hunters
Get -Four Big Ones.

The New Workers. who went from
Delta to Somerset four weeks ago on a
bear hunt guided by Jake Borah and
one of the Baxters, completed their
round last week through to Rife and
succeeded in capturing four good
specimens on the trip. With the party
were J. Blair. J. E. Postelthwait and
E. Honeysett, all well known wealthy
citizens Of New York.
Guide Borah says this is to be his
last trip as professional guide; that the
life is hard one and, with the excep-
ton OF little hunting now and then
for himself. he will spend the balance
of his life on his ranch at Gypsum.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-04
Bear Hunters Out.

A party went out from Delta Tues
day to the Tabwosch country to hunt
bear. The hunters were ]. B, Killian,
Paul Osborne. AL Mahan, jeff billiard,
of Delta, and Walter Mills of Olathe.
They were well equipped with camping
outfit, guns and dogs, and as they are
in country where bear are said to be
plentiful, they are expected to bring
home plenty of hides and meat.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-04
"There's a Reason.

There is one reason why Delta peo-
Pile are less active in public way than
might be expected. They are too busy.
But that fact should be good adver-
tising card in itself. Delta people are
busy all the time.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-04
advertised Letter List

Letters remaining uncalled for in
the Postoffice at Delta, Colo, for the
week ending June lst, 1909:
Miss Coney C. Burnell, J. w. Work
Eugene Davis (D, Mrs. A. A. Jacoby
Geo. Karnmertoll, DR.. w, F. Kiter
w. H. McCollis, Miss Dora Mclaughlin
Jacob Schwarz, Miss Cordie Smith
The Delta independent., 1909-06-04
Card of Thanks.

We extent our most sincere thanks
for the many kind and thoughtful court
estes shown us in our recent bereave-
ment by our many friends who sent
lovely flowers. the singers, the minister
and wife, the pall-bearers and the
ladies of the w. @. T. u.
MRS. C. :. PLANK,
MR.. and MRS. S. l.. CocKREHAM.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-04

will necessitate unnecessarily large
to meet them. The number
allowed each individual is believed to
be that which will furnish a modest
income to a man sufficient to enable
him to establish his home, support and
educate his family and advance his own
interests as well as the interest of the
and State.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-04
Cowboys Kill Sheep.

A band of masked cowboys raided a
sheep camp down in the desert country
below Grand Junction last week,
killing about 1900 Some of the sheep
were owned by Grand Junction men.
Officers went after the raiders but
handed.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-17
FARMS FOR SALE.

GRAND VALLEY Of Colorado has
home for you; land with perpetual wa
ter right $50 and up; $500 cars peaches
this year. Write for copy weekly r.
rigation News which gives full in
formation of this wonderful country.
The ]. c. vining Investment Co.. 6S3
18th st.. Denver, Col.
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MONEY TO LEND

MONEY loaned salaiied people, women
keeping house and others without Sc
curity; cheapest rates; easiest pay
ments; offices in SO principal cities;
save yourself money by getting my
terms first D. H. Tolman, room 4O1
Farley building. Lilly
REAL estate loans to suit you IN amount.
terms and interest: can pay back month
ly or yearly; will take second mort
gage The City Lean and Barking Co.
ltB NH - .i-ei.' .,'e.i pnsne 240
T.-,T.-s
WANTED-To place SO. 600 on good paper
Call on or address Garretson & Snyder
real estate and rental agents, 2161s N.
2lst ST., Birmingham, Ala.
TO LOAN-A few thousand dollars on
zeal estate or convertible collaterals'
John G.. Smith & Co. 10-17-3t-F-21-4
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wANTED-A typewriter repair man.
with S2O0>to $500, as partner In estan-
lisbed tvpewriter supply business, to
take active working interest. Address,
MI care AgeHerald.
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FOR sKLE-FTne hotel, doing big bust
ness, centrally located, 80 nice outside
rooms, newly furnished all improve
ments; years lease; selling account
sickness. HIT, care Age-Herald.
1n-1e- %
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WANTED-show card writer's and win
dow trimmers; every retail store in the
country uses show cards and window
trimmers; the demand for men skilled
in these professions is enormous; we
teach both show card writing and VIM
dow trimming by mail; write now, stat
ing whether Interested in both subjects,
or which one. I. c. s., Box 204S w
Scranton, Pa.
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WANTED-Bookkeep and Office man for
coal company; car repairers and build
ers; city salesman, Baltimore house;
blacksmith, city job; experienced bell
boys housekeeper for widower Room
626 Chamber Commerce Bldg.
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FOR SALE-New 8-room house close to
Highland avenue; oak floors. oak stairs,
trim, ETC.; strictly modern; big lot; only
$1,000 Hill Ferguson. Bell 2460. 10-15-3t
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WkNTEDITwo or three good solicitors
for a high-class proposition, either lady
or gentlemen; city work. Call Monday
and Tuesday at from 8 to 1890 a. m.
No. SIS Brown-Marx Bldg. W. F. Alex
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FOR SALE-Half interest in the best
paying proposition in the city for
small investment. Call for Mr.. Versey,
care Hill Shoe Co. 10-143t-th-sa-su
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FOR SALE-Second-hand automobiles at
low prices; always see US before buying
II you want good automobile for lit
tie money. Southern Garage Co., $40
South Goth street. 9-26-6t-su
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ONE CENT A WORD

"ALES-one cent a word a day, no ad.
taken Tor less than 25c for hrst inzer-
tlOn. Cash must accompany order.
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IF salary of $500 per month and all
travelling expenses, with advance check
for $50. would be an incentive to go to
work for us taking orders or appoint
ing agents, write at once for particulars,
The instructions sent when engaged
are so complete that previous expert
enca becomes unnecessary. Our goods
knock out all competition. making you
king of your line Address r. d. Mar
tel. Dept 49, Chicago, III.
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wANTED-Assistant book1eeper; must
be accurate, write a good hand and
with office experience. Carolina Port
land Cement Co. lO-If-zt
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WANTED-Lady or gentleman of fair
education to travel for firm of large
capital; salary $1072 per year, payable
weekly; expenses advanced Address
George G. CLOVIS, Dept. q, Philadelphia.
Pa
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FOR SALE-Perfectly gentle, standard
bred young mare; fine driver; will sell
cheap; must sell this week. Address
FIT care Age-Herald. 10-16-2t
FOR SALE-$5000 7-room house, corner
lot 90x140, in the best residence part of
Selma, Ala. cash. Address L. G. D. 1913,
22d St, Birmingham, Ala. e-26-4t-su
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SEVEN ROOM residence with attic, large
stonewall basement, furnace heat, large
barns and stables, lot S3x155, with stone
wall in 'front.' near Norwood. Price for
a quick deal, ss750. bunker, 2111 First
avenue. 10-16-3t
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WANTED-Colored women desiring face
bleach to use and sell Snowflake Com
plexion Cream. Pleasing effect instant
" seen; absolutely harmless; full size
&c Jar mailed for 15c; stamps and names
and addresses of 10 colored women; Just
what you have been looking for; salts
faction guaranteed; liberal agency
terms Burton Co. st. Joseph Mich
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FOR SALE-Forty acres land, three and
one-half miles from Cullman: timber
worth the price; would be cheap at $40
acrei will sell for $500 Address Hts.
care Age-Harald
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WANTHD-salesmen for the entire state
of Alabama with headquarters in Biz
mingham to handle one of the largest
lines of advertising speclalties, domestic
and imported calendars, leather, alum
num- wood and paper novelties, signs
of all kinds. Good inducements to the
right party Write with references to
the J. w. Engelhardt Co.. 121 Caroon-
the J. w Engelhardt Co., 121 Caron-
delet street, Ne wOrleans. La 10-16-2t
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FOR sALE-Two-story residence with
electric lights, city water and sewer
ton, East Lake. For quick deal $500
cash Bunker, Pill First avenue 10-15-St
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FOR SALEEHigh-class 4-cyl. 80-h. D.
touring car; now being used for demon
strating purposes; complete with top
and full equipment; a bargain for $3.50
cash. Address W.T.. care Age-Herald.
FOR SALE-A beautiful antique suit Of
furniture at 2213 and 2215 I'd avenue;
household furniture at POLL Park ave-
nue. at very low figure. Come immedi-
ately.
FOR ~SALE-Eakewood Park lots, SIS to
$780, IS down. s. monthly Take cement
walk one block East Lake car 69th
street w. Hailoch. Fairview station.
FOR SALE-The incest little two-s story
modern home on Fountain Heights;
high above city and only a mile from
the center; must sell; $1,000, $500 cash.
balance like rent. Address Owner, care
Age-Herald.
FOR SALE-Extension top surrey, re-
Gently reprinted and In fine condition;
cost $3.50; will sell for $7b; also prac-
tically new $50 surrey harness for $12.
Bell phone 1851.
FOR SALE--Three Standard Home COM
pany's contracts for loans for buying
or building homes; bargain for party
desiring to build or buy house or de-
string safe investment. Address x-B,
care Age-Herald. N-17-2t
FOR SALE-Haif interest IN good paying
furniture business, to party with some
capital. or will sell all. A-79, care Ago-
Herald.
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FOR sALE-ss.50 per acre for 1913 acres
land near Sterrett, Ala, "a miles east
of Birmingham; Central of Georgia
railroad regular snap. Smith & Still
man, 205-6 Hood Bldg, Birmingham.
10-16-2t
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-s450O. x cash, balance / and
years, Groom house on 100 feet of the
nnest property in West End. Address,
Owner, LII, care Age-Herald.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs-One cent q vsord n dayy NO al
taken for less than 35c for nrst lnser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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SALESMAN wANTBD-wide-awa ag-
gressive man, not afraid of competition;
willing to work at top notch" pressure
for high compensation; splendid opening
for experienced or competent business
getter; paying two men now $500 and
$1,000 month each; give references and
experience. Address Sales Manager,
Commercial Company. 120 Franklin St,
Chicago.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

A THOROUGH business man with few
hundred dollars capital can get one-third
interest and good salary in a most profit
able manufacturing business; no scheme,
act quick. Address J-77. care Age-Her-
aid. 10-16t
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WANTED-A competent combination
bookkeeper and stenographer for whole
sale lumber office; state experience;
give references and mention salary
wanted Address EFT, care Age-Herald.
10-16-3t
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FOR sALE-Property in negro locality
North Birmingham; reasonable terms,
or exchange for suburban residence lot
Address Att, care Age-Herald 10-15-3t
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FOR sALE-Good, sound work horse,
weight 1900 pounds, little agey; will sell
at bargain. Call either phone 10S or 2117
Sd avenue. 10-16-2t
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FOR SALE-A business established II
years; all cash trade, central location;
low rent; this is plant that requires no
merchandise stock of any description or
any investment except original purchase
price; reason for desiring to sell have
another business which requires entire
attention; price $500 cash. Address
XII, Age-Herald.
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FOR sALE-Little 5o-foot lot close to
Highland avenue; $3.50, worth $1,000. Hill
Ferguson. Bell 2460. 10-15-3t
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NANTED-Railway mall clerks. city car
riers, postoffee clerks; examinations in
Birmingham November II: preparation
free. Franklin Institute. Dept. 2-G.
Rochester, n. Y. 10-5-31t
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w ANIED-Young men anxious to get
travelling salesmen's experience with
Well advertised line; must be bright, en-
erseuc and willing to work; give good
references and surety bond; splendid
opportunity for live young men. Ad-
dress LII. care Age-Herald
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MAN to emboss cards evenings; no ex-
perience; no canvassing; $l2 weekly; In
close large stamped addressed envel-
ope. Manhattan Card Co., New York.
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FOR SALEIThree Columbus show cases
for sale cheap. Room 7, 2Oo51A LIST ave-
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WANTED-Reliable. Intelligent man to
handle our business; you don't need to
leave home; attractive proposition to
right party; references exchanged Wes-
tern Land and Abstract Co., Oklahoma
City, Okla 10-17-2t-su
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs-One cent n word dayl no aa'
taken for ieEs than Csc for FIRST inser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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LADY sewers make sanitary belts at
home; materials furnished; $12 per 100;
particulars stamped envelope. Dept AGO.
Empire Mfg. Co. Chicago.
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FOR SALE-Cheap; 5-passenger automo-
bile in good condition. Make US an Of
fer. bunker, 2111 First avenue. 10-15-3t
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WANTED-A young man stenographer;
good chance for advancement. ADDRESS
p. o. Box 456, city.
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GOOD paying situation open; cash week.
ly, attending advertising material for
your locality; inclose stamp for reply.
Dept. 104, Pandora Mfg. Co., London,
Ont
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FOR bargains in city and suburban prop
critics and acreage in the Birmingham
district, see bunker, 2111 First avenue.
1n-1B-at
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WANTED-Competent woman agent In
your locality; large profits; our articles
all good sellers; request will bring you
free samples. Raimes, 80 Ferry ST., New
York
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WANTED-MALE HELP

10000 YOU want 70 learn ali the
streets and avenues In the city and
Greater Birmingham? Apply AT North
18th street. phones 49, 9-sO-tf
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FOR SALE or lease. the Bingham Mills.
at Talladega, Ala; new up-to-date
60-barrel flour mill and four-run French
Buhr corn mill with 1O0-horse power en-
CINE; latest improved machinery, in
flrst-class order; territory to take entire
output; four railroads; cheap coal, free
water. milling -in-transit rates. city of
5000 population. VIII sell or take stock
with practical mill man. Address T. C.
Bingham. Montgomery, Ala
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CIVIL service positions are very desir-
able for young people Full informa-
ton and questions recently used by the
commission free. Columbian Cores
pondence College, Washington. D. C.
10-3-4t-su
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SENSIBLE, unmarried gentleman or lady,
past 90, buy half my store $780, store
don't pay never did; but will sort of
furnish rations while brewing paying
business. Write. If 1 like your style
will particularize. Jacob Faithful, $50
Joseph st.