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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-01

Piayeoers of this city VIII have
genuine treat tonfgt when
HDsiamatsrs musical comedy poduef
ton, Grls VIII Be Girls win be
given at the Grand Opera House For
the past four seasons this sparkling
farce has been n OF the big SUE
|cesses and has played repeatedly mall
the large cities. Unlike any other r1n-
steal show, it has a clever clean plot,
and the iudicrous situations are logi-
cal. There area number OF quaint
.|Slaracters drawn1aby n WAC under
the 4~diosyncracies of a New
England village. The locale Of the
story is a young ladies' seminary pre-
sided over by one Professor Dodge,
who is more frivolous than the average
schoolmaster and involves himself in
all manner OF scrapes. Others prom
fnent in the a tare Deacon Sankey,
Isheriff Ketchem, Nathan Hanley, the
music teacher, DR.. Sprout, VINO teach
les dead languages. but Is by no means
la dead n himself. Marvin Brown who
rms the fire engine, Madeline Serb
ner, who runs the local 400. and last
lint not least the three sprout sisters
who mean will but have a queer way
of showing it, The play mas elaborate
scenic e%ffects, is magniicently cos
TUNED, and a dainty chorus OF school,
girls effectively assist in the score OF
musical numbers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-01
Norman Hackett.

No stronger scene mas ever been
portrayed on the American stage
than the fourth act of "Beau Brum-
mel" In this act, held in the dimly
candle-ltt room to which the once
great "Beau Brummel" had degener-
.ated, the doddering. halfimbectlic
"Beau" announces his guests of for
mer days, the royal names and the
princely friends who come no more.
Soliloquy gives the strongest channel
for the vent OF human passions and
feelings, and in this act the speech
.es. words of welcome and torrents of
sarcasm with finch "Beau Drummer
greets his friends, all combine to form
masterpiece never to be forgotten
bv the audience. Norman Hackett,
VINO has been selected this year for
the title role -of Beau Brummel,'
which appears at the Grand Opera
House ON Tuesday, October 5, gives
to the part an individuality and I'M
derstanding which promises to make
this young actor one Of the most
talked of stage stars in America.
Starting with the sterling perform
ances of Richard Mansfield as a cri,
terion, Mr.. Hackett mas studied the
character for many years, and has
succeeded in rendering the ditlcu1t
part in a manner so penetrating and
so thorough as to leave no doubt ol
the wisdom which selected him as the
successor of sttMr. Mansfield in tbs
great romance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-01

WANTEp-Homes for boys and girls
ages 1 to 16 years. Humane Society,
]. 8. Walker, Agent
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-01

Word of God only, as vital to salvation
and all.suficient for doctrine and dis
cipline, without aid of human creeds
as tests of fellowship.
9. The terms of admission into the
Kingdom of God as given by the Lord
and His inspired Apostles, without any
human modification.
8. The observance of the Divine
ordinances-baptism and thee Lords
supperLaccording to the spirit and let
ter OF the New Testament practice.
a. The Church Of Christ as a thor
ough democracy in all matters of e:-
p~eIlency, but an absolute monarchy
wIIcreinsoevcr tlc King hath revealed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-01

FOR sALE-A ladies' flding and driF-
ing horsesgra gentle wen eondition-
ed, easily Kept a Bowen LIS Maple
Ave, Fairmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-01

His will.
S. The indwe1ling Of the Holy Spirit
in fitness and power, working the
Fathers will, the unspeakable priv
lege of every obedlent believer.
6. The enjoyment OF all the liberty
granted in Christ, both in doctrine and
conduct, without any ~sectarian license
or Limitation.
Z. The unity of all believers in the
Father and His Son in order to the
worlds salvation, as pleaded for by The
Savior.
Apostolic Doctrine Unchanged:
IF the Apostles were again on earth
an dagafn inspired, they would doubs-
less preach the same simple gospel
they preached in the beginning; they
would tell sinners as they once told
them what to do to be saved; they
would establish churches and call
them Churches of Christ as they called
them Mt first; they would keep the or
dinances now as they kept them then
-bantism as a sacred burial In water,
of a believing, repentant sinner, into
the name of Christ" and the supper
as n holy memorial and embolical feast
for all Christians on the first day OF
every week; and they would urge all
believers to keep the unity of the spirit
in the bond of peace,
For months the Disciples of Christ
in Fafrmont have been preparing for
a revival, to be led by one of the
strongest evangelists in the United
States. George L. snively, of st. Lou
is, Evangelist SnIveIy will be assisted
by one of the best singing eVangelists
and he will have with him also a spe-
cial soul winning trainer. This great
evangellstic company will come to
Fairmont direct from the Centennial
Convention at Pittsburg. The compa-
nv will come full to Overlooking with
spiritual enthusiasm. Sunday, october
"a, when the revival is to open, will be
a great day at the Central Chrlstian
Church. All believers who feel that It
is time that he waste which Is caused
by division should cease will want to
be there. The Disciples never were
more in earnest for the Divine plea '"r
unity than they are today. But they
plead for unity, not for unity's sake,
but because the redemption OF the
world depends upon a united church.
One of their watchwords-"A United
Church and a Believing Worlds
rapidly becoming the watclword of the
whole of Chrlstendom.
COMMITTEE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-01
WANTED.
RuYERS WANTED--.IOOK AER7E

- I nave a dne residence
located on Benonl ave
nue. near 5th street for
sale. The lot is 40x120S feet, n ON
the west side of the avenue. housc
contains z rooms besides bath room
and are nicely finished in oak, n
provided with all of the modern IN
provements; combination chandeliers
for both gas anu electricity, launiry
is fitted up with tubs and an tnstan-
taneous Rudd water heater.
This property i can Rofer at q par
gain and give possession in Sixty
days, any one wanting a good 1ome,
here is your opportunity. The boom
Is coming, the advance guard L. al
ready in Fairmont. Buy walls the
price Is an inducement.
Am going to sell to somebody sure
Terms two-fifths cash, balance In one
and two years. Don't allow those MI
lion dollar Real Estate men to snow
under, but come and see 11c at
No. 72T Fairn1ont avenue.
w. HOWARD KELLEY.
Those having property improvad OF
unfmproyed who desire to put It ON
the market, are requested to a u
consult the understgnedi or nerscns
who wish TO Hu4ls " q
vacant lot, / am prepared to oner you
either. 1 now have booked mpfovea
properties ranging In prices rom
s19 100000 down to $1,50O.0O and UNI
improved from $15,000.00 down -
$4,000, Ny place of business is In
INV home No; 72F Fairmont avenue,
FOURTH ward, where / shall be pleased
to meet you and ofer a square hon.
est dael in every respect. Come and
see me.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-01


Mrs. E. E. Richardson and children
arrived here last evening from their
home at Knottsville, Tenn, to spend
the winter with relatives. DIR. Rich
ardson will join them in a few weeks.
rs.Maria Raymond went to Man
nington last evening to spend a few
days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Campbell went
to Wheeling today to spend a few days
with relatives.
Miss Nola Mckinney returned last
night on SIS from a several weeks visit
in Atlantic City and Bedford Springs,
Miss Sallie Mccoy has been visiting
relatives in Morgantown for a few
days.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Lantz and mother, Mrs.
shriver,. of Jollytown, Pa, spent yes
terday in Clarksbrug, the guests OF the
formers daughter, Mrs. L. C. Grille.
Walter Simmons, of Welsh, McDo"-
ell county, was in the city today en-
route to Warrington to visit relatives
Mr.. simmons is a former Normal
School student and also o w. v: U.
law school graduate. He is now asso-
ciated with the law firm of Anderson,
Hughes and Strnther, of WEIGH. He
was a pleasant caller at the West Vir-
ginian office this morning.
Samuel T. Spears, CT Elkins, is a
visitor in the city.
Miss Mackfe Holbert, of Grant dis
trict. has gone to Flagstaff, Arizona,
where she will teach school during the
coming winter.
Mrs. Latffa Haymond Jackson is
1.-The guest of relatives in Ravenswood.
Mrs. j. NJ. Black has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. C. H. moot, of Alihgdale, is in
the city arranging to move her family
here next week.
Mrs. ]. E. Paul, of Charleston, who
had been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Margaret p. Smith, left yesterday
for Pfttsburg to visit relatives,
MIR. VIM. Sttckley, the we'll known
motorman on the FaIrmont-Clarks-
burg Traction line. left last night for
a visit to his old home in Stanton,
Virginia. Mr.. Stickley expects to be
gone a month and before mis- return
will make a trip to Oklahoma.
Mr.. W. H. Roush and Mr.. ]. B. Dol
lison, of Roush's Restaurant, are In
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. on business.
Mr.. Frank Wotring, OF tae B. and
o. yard office, returned yesterday
from his vacation spent in B%erryburg
and Parkersburg. w. Va, and Cincin.
natl, Ohio.
Clyde Parker, the crack second
baseman OF our ball team, will re-
main in Fairmont this winter working
as boiler maker at the B. and o. shops.
Mr.. Walter Summers left Thursday
to visit relatives in Peasants, Kansas.
DR.. w. C. ogden returned this norm
ing from a several weeks visit to the
Pacific coast and will at nee
his practice at his former office.
Mrs. Eleanor Knuttl will come from
Morgantown this evening to be the
guest of MI. aud Mrs. Jesse LeMasteTs
over Sunday. Mr.. LeMusters is quite
i'll again.
vy,,,1 oF coI onIv No vital 70 saIva ti1n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-01

satisfied with mere human reforma-
.tlon, but seek the complete restoration
of the Christianity of Christ and Ills
inspired apostles in teaching and prac-
.tlce. They believe that Christians
should be Christians only-pIue moth
ing, minus nothing-divided by noti-
ing-that where Christ speaks they
should speak, and where He is silent
they should be silent: binding nothing
on mems cpnsciences He has not
bound. loosing nothing He has not
loosed. Aata1
Important Principles.
The disciples of Christ emphasize
the following among other. s%criptural
considerations:
]. A faithful declaration of the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-01
Conference Politics.

Continued from PAEeione:l
not abate. Her theme was the heath
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-01
EoorERs DYE WORKS.
phone IS.

Ladies and gentlemens wearing ap.
parel of every description cleaneds o.
dyed and rennished by the latest and
most approved methods. Feathers
cloves, wraps and tine most defeats
fabrics and coiors treated s~atlstae4f
uy. Any article from ribbons, to
pets. our wagon Will call for and q
liver ali. goods when desired. Phong=
u, q III 1T. !
w. j. WALSH, /
Agent. FaIrmont-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-01

WANTED-seamstress, at once. Mrs.
M. L. Hutchinson, Fairmont avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
TORN HANDKERCHIEF
PRODUCED IN COURT

"papo Hayes. helms tried before
Superior Judge Frazier on a charge
Of assault with intent to commit
murder, took the Witness stand this
mornips Considerable stress was
placed upon a piece OF black hand
kerchlef which was claimed by the
deputy shcrlffs to De a mask worn
BY HAYES at the time Terry NH
Ter bartender of the Little Brown
jug saloon. was shot
HAYES saws the handkerchief was
given him by a girl and that he
tore Il In half to bind up an injured
hand lle stated he Kept the other
half and used Il for a handkerchief
Yesterday Miller was unable To
identity Hayes, Tho ease Is OK.
pected 10 SO Ga the jury today
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BlRrH NOTICES

Hoffman Ta thc wife % ~ Noff-
man. 1873 Quern Anne. Feb. lt "a
SCR
LARK To thn wife of T. rMrkr.
city. feh ea. q daughter
EeheFtinn@ To abe wife ~ ) Rob-
erfina. citK Feb. li daughter
tlanchero tho wife ~ e. BAN
ehero. ste Taylor rcb "a, q dauEh-
ter
Luck ne the wife Of J. Luck. city
Feb aN SON.
Feb 30 son.
wilcox -Jadson NJ Wilcox. 1884
Seventh W Feb. e5. e daughter,
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WASHINGTON. Feb e6 The
hcalse TODAY voted overwhelmingly
TO continue thc existence 81 the in.
tarnatioaal waterways commission,
representing The United States and
Canada. with au appropriation OF
$50 zoo as contained In tho sundry
civil appropriation bill
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HeLp WANrEb FEMALE.

z
wemss III hs feAfNk 60
aa SssI q o,p S4 ,ss SbRgrs 'f fiReAiSSS
CINAa' on o. bsiort March is. ihta I
tNarNuRh gourHe has been planned, and
the instructors wtn ~ the leaainH phtai
ELAINE and surgeons ~ this ana adjoining
eltlea ArpN 90 che commlssioncr of
Health. CITY Hall Seattle, Wash.
Amateurs far recognised dramatic
company eatafY AND expenses gutian
leed while travelling Muat paf ~ vs.
tluA while rabaaFniha Enlargement pna
tive Theatrical hN tpi hNthe lNas
Wanted .radies ts know hays 90
sample suite spginu styles. ste SO, reHu
lar $50 values hoom tet 60 Af,eNs
Annex .''f
BOARD AND ROOM.
a.s.,a-,ssgaassseaa-sr,aas-s
Cosv rnom faf ono of two Hvntlemen.
three meals home cooking. o. vreh
itsi aoh \ seas
nosm with boafd suitable t1r two
founs men stt West Republican
Wsirst toara and foam pfifate. rates
reasonable Phone. Queen Acme 1859
chudfsn boafdod aigs Nerh sina
tfAt q" t"f
FoR RENT-~HousEs.
s-a.s.-Fssa--asiss
a nov handsome t,e-roata eo'tass.
aarFat ftta etth avenue Andrew W..
feet. East sHea LII
q you want nics furnished home.
nhane 80 A $3.50. hiaN fsfeem uHfufnlah
"a home. gQif hasisiop afeHas NntlW
~ Rcnt.s anfarn,shef hausskeepins
fauuas ness e. geHtral AfHasi tste Tau
man avenue. ballard Gas ana ele.tfh
ughts ~.l-st
ssv.n.room aaw rneaarn honsa base.
aAsnG LAUNDRY furnace paved street
itis ila av. meas 20 Madison t.ens
tttl
ia.foam modefn house. furnished. ASA
ffth av near three CafH. feht
fhena haai tett 2,
tTlgs.reosn mts8srn cottare. near fair
aFoauaa sac p@r mputh lna tNfl
Far asnt- rhrss Faein modern. we'll
f4gaIshea nat Do ffsmaht. isa raf
month Gail Nafih psa -is
sfeern usedsFn HOUSE. en- 3tth neaf
Madison also 1sFowm madafn eNitat@
srssm. strictly modern cottage tfsnd
new. dfesa lase fheas Nefth go
Trsss-rosm heass Queen Apne Wnt
close 20 car tines Phone y
ssvsn. reap, snaasrn house seas Waf
rsn aV as Phone GueFb AunH 80
rassa cottage 1gi nsAsfae aFenus
Nafth 81 rear Ea4ulFe ef oeuef ~
sefHoa aNfAss
N~asfu nrish hsnss roafan sua base.
nssnf rsut FraeHnahir ts4 atsn afente
seash. irqHife iif Alta
Fsar fFesHg neusra eernsF iiin sea
AZ
tiEhs resm heuse laf fent, fhFuiisfe
for sale tn4Hife tQtf Nafsu az lib
.--------.--....a---------.
ThFss- guaei eagtars fie STA. haf
hloes fsem Nadlsaa| 8 sees
Hfrlrtiy faaagFn s.faem house aes
ASIA aouth y ta2H
~ nsnt Desirable a.taem cottage.
ron sALE-FuRHlTURE.
--~-----s-=ssea-s-s.ses-
THIRD AVE ruNSfTtHE CO.
10 THfNn AVE
Nsiis nsw haYs va faFni'ufe
tttH~- sins raHnIa. ruuf fafaitNs .
salf tacoma sFsaF frnm fstl "a Eaias
aNay. ntsst al tiet fith AZ -stFas
Fa4atars 81 thres fagfas. cheap ittt
F0affh az ttf
FOR sALE-+OusEs.
Fas Hafsa4s 4Feaas rfaeaFn hsasr 90
So Has tssa aaau. 90 . maaih. rlgss
frsIafn aia 80 slsf is =
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vnE chicago MKsFfr pAnL0Rs
tsaa FGnsT AVE-.
Wonderful values IN Mens
TAILOR. Made pncAiicd fer suits
fsVsrceafa CraVcuattes and
trousers A fine new line %
Gents FuFnfshinEH HAts Caps
and suit Cases Aiso knli Dress
suits for rant
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TlTLE INSURANCE.
THANsFGR COMPANIES.

r6rdor titles I'D l5f1 Main isss
iniernalgHh Patent Legal CO. Pio.
meet Dag III
THANsFER COMPANIES.
Trsnsfsr col contract o. b5af weA
Lowesi pessibis rates MatH sac sunset
TYPEWRifHR0 AND eUPPLlE8.
seesaaras.ss.aas.s-s
Pos ana ether MAKES. fac smile tgps
.ppply ce sis n Y nloek
FOR sALE-HoRsEs.
~, Msnly nesFdies ana sais Stables
ilerses hired ~ an pufBossa vi day
nsla ace ia .ii'S
FARMS AND LANDS.
wn snLL copNrHY pnorEnTY
CALL AND HEE orr LAHNH
Daily EANNlH FHUfT UAuMN
ChlgkhN IA NchEH, HuHuHnAh
ilors kte rev GOOD luys
jim ArNfH CLOSE Co. rtafiaH $3.50
LiNE ActhH nicely located fsto.
TEN AciEa nssr Ksnt $3.50
ThN AcnEs panty Improved Kent
fivr ACHES az Improved sooa
tlffENN AtHEH. at Harper good
rORiY AtREa acrqss ths lake. bisi.
D imrfggFa. sell stocked ts. coo
THiNTY AeRrs rausf land. 40 Az.
sagn rood oaiidinnn siaeh and toois
TwrNrY AonEs at Auburn. im.
Hasy Terms
noHrnr MAtrHF.
eia.1ee.su Alatsa Building
sea
a RARE OPPORTUNITY ~ RENT
IMPROVED DAIRY HANcW
isni sou under cultivation. orchard
house ana gnibulidluFa old see con-.
peia present tenant 90 FsiiFs See okn.
81 hsrhgri 8 Upper. io-if.ia achtusr
man Block --tf
Mvgr N SOLD An ONCE
tsq AEhtN OF GOOD LAND NEAR
IsAfFR ' 1li.e bo t6RRBM 50 s al66ss
AS nHrATE IENMH CASH
Mfaa SHIP nH0e
zoe GOTHAM DLb0
cnEAg-is ssls, MO-. hssi,hs
ss s$: ssa ~ ss s Il s. s r., !.
slatsr zee eoed snd satsF rsss
.is ,s: ., gslrhssss osi1sssllh ssgs
ssfs'oss 500 80 ne pos,masisF
A. isesl Ammer homs sffs marine
tisN near sew lniefuftan GOOD boat
service Z lore in water FrahE AdailaH
e. Nea MniuHs faf sale cheap ~ owner
Address Postmaster. Lanith. Wash
60 ACHES y level iaua. VIA fao fnli.
han feet ~ HfandinE tt0uef. close 90
Fips I've ana Hasn Lake. faaf miles
EDWARD TnEvnnHE.
"a :. Boa ia nsntau. wash
-ii-l-n
cHEAr ACREAGE HOME
In hsfd uush IL The time So make -
80. p N sny sits ems. ~ s5 s.,s'ss
pei munth Also have , places toT frss
tfai 60 parties whe wiil fasa care u
e Iaseina ihtsrefhan 81 biiimaa's
balssm.n - tlmss bipoh ieaag II
Ideal wsisfffun, hsmss fruit sna
berry farms faf saia gaura4 Nrsar
Laagisy. wesh y y y ~ - ie.S
Acreage 81 fahs wasbinsssn. SIS psr
sefs. zoe aefrs 90 select from scene
aatsf treat q 90 per arre csah d1an
snf o. % pei nionth Haam ] Tlmss
rsn trnet near Kent. fins sslI
partly cleared only tGft terms Hf6s
essk. hslHnes 8 Yeafs Zee WuxteF -
tFaieF SD. corner Ftfsf -sa.fs
F3vs-scfs traets fttei roaa cell -sii
leeftsdi ~ cann. o. sesh Hsfhsft
Ippef tehEarffran Higek lie ChsfrT
q ess NJ isanssa
cONNUtT nhnus3 CaliYsr. tfa nalI~v
npliotna ahsst fafma fFais iAnaa sefs-
asa ste
t-scts uaef. fgts. % cash. o. ~ssH
Wa G nieek ga Nsv Fsrk plock
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
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waatsd-Anf.E BODIED MIN b.
tNesn agss 10 and 80. MARINE
CORPS Must ~ nAgiee haFm 81 hava
fret papewa Ekcsiieut oppaftunity ta
sea the world Coed psy fiethies. "a.
Apply et NaaHs 3s-lf Grand Csutfsi
Hstei SEATTLE. Waahlnatan -ts
Wanted Meu ana Huaasn 90 hear
Eraesf BARNS ~ Vancouver "a 81 ises
tu8e az Arcade tfsit HunaaF 30 D. fn.
far independent Socialists #ahfsFt frne
tfftNln 70 slavery Nlntn duet ID ttra.
taa fGufan ana liarsen Fettsr Admis
alen free st
WASTED Nsn 90 tscune saesihE ries
tufe operators Ter AsN ~ exposition
na exNFrfenra ueeHNahFH gaH ~ ~
Theatrical bknhHHEv. 500 f~artha Bank
Nids eufuer Second ard FtAa
Wsals1--AN aFeana farsn band must
- good mHsFf. SCANDINAVIAN PIE
fsfrsd Address a. Nslsaa. orilna
= ash aA-4N'A
Two arrsa 90 iama ta sfnmn stomp
rwieF na fan taiis Lake crossing -
aAair- Everett EassFuftan s-ta IA
See us hefafs safefiua ans seheal Zoe
faHFina piltars Operators can sige Fo1
ealeatis iHfoFmAffen on rrailiaas Yves,
caest Theatrical ENrhanse. tst narss
Ma1w
wansad fNAa fer rrahinx ard levrling
aht s1ts NhaHa Vast 1855 sa4te1f
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
wecting 81 the


10 r. Orhvaya imnrotet plaster us.
lures beet remedy be- ie.eent form
Hnoa Cor fhquuatiam. lumtaEa. liver
complaint ana HkapHpHia HHlH NN Miss
AiirV ithu. lfpa ttth "a West Phnnr
ballard 1875 ett
Your opUgiaA A n wotaa 0ph ~
uses methods of monefh atienen in
TESTING NNEa
80 faiWrn Hu dissatisfied patients
aas Peoples Rank nita .ud and ltao
Rsadinrs Dancing Academy. ssth aua
Jackson SiasaeH hokinnera Monday,
ssmhlies Thursday, Saturdays East 1884
Meas me shoes a. cot prices AZ tha
Central guisk shne Repair ahen itt
sHd see them hfiag fuuf fepairink IT
fittis's sehaat 81 paneins Classes
and private iesaaua Collins BIDS Hees
ona ana james Al step -~sf
Grading aevelinN lots bitches ana con
tract work q consieho A saf1 1898
stth Az South --1s.1f
1 am the meal hessa rspsiFiag 10 al
It, hfnnehsei rubber weather strippima
en- deora Randall I am Carpenter
stamp Photos 90 far rs cents five
positions septa flniah TIE Aaalaon
-ttsie
nuy meat ana rrocsris. corner q
Ninth and James Nafn tlet Ina til 1T
Ladiea--wa dYe hlas,h. renew ana
remedel hats 80 reopies nNnh BIOS
HELP WANTEo--MALE.
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Iar4arFs NNGu. emp HHa rnufrarts
ara aN almas "a japanese furnished
pxamptiY Main iFft Ina asts 80
Nain 81 --fesi8
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FuNERAL DIRECTORS.


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JAP EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

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FoR EXCHANGE.
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AUCTION SALTS.

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