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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-19

department of science. Though modest
and reticent. DR.. Means was one OF TIE
most cultured men of his day having
taken among others the degrees, AN.
MD, LID. and was the only American
of his time to be made a fellow of the
Royal Society of Europe. It was on this
| trip that he in some way obtained this
old bell which during the war and conn
motions of the times had found its way
to England.
Victoria was highly pleased when she
learned that Oxford had Feen named after
the great English Institution and the
story usually credited is that because OF
this fact the bell was given DR.. Means
Y the queen herself. to whom it is certain
: that he was presented ard who came 20
Fncv lin very wei for if was she who
conferred iron him the degree FRS.
! Of its earlier history practically nothi1g
IS Known. except that il once swung
within the tower Of al cd Spanish m19-
astery Where il w7q 70 le, or where It
was used before tnat time VIII probably
/ rever be lzrown. WHe-. h. -vhopl and -
! what Mariner. socriI'g'o-ts bands. too i
from ;ts fasteuinrs IN the old raoc@s.e~Y
Sc n-e~e conjecture. ruFs-srtieted Only o.
the legend and traditions that a,e woven
about it's history.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-19

con dulce melodya syria de Quito al dos
v para el cyclic gya." In English this is:
MY sonorous voice with sweet melody
praises God and guides to Heaven"
It would seem then, that the date given
above is that when the inscription was
put upon the bell. and not when the bell
was made, for the Friar Gomez here men
toned might have been prior many years
previous to 1856
OLD AS CRUSADERS?
If the last statement be true. this bell
might have teen cast in the days of the
crusaders or may have been cd when the
mighty Spanish armada was hurled back
from the coasts Of the British Isles.
Certain it is that this quaint relic of an
Houity was serving its purpose when
France was gasping in the throes of the
mighty revolution that had caused every
.hrone in Europe TO tot.er. Its .peals
were reverberating throue h the walls OF
an old Spanish monastery when Napoleon
Bonaparte was an obscure / lander. a q
later II saw the career Of his star from
IS rising upon the plains of Italy 20 It's
getti-E upon ST. Eeena. It was in exist
ence when the Declaration Of Inderend-
eEce was a current topic and the col:titu-
ION of a new world power was an Tn ried
.cheme. No ore had ever dreamed o.
Emory college, or that Emory college
should be the final resting place of tins
cemarkable cid bell. And could its histo-
~ from the Gate OF it's casting until II
found lis way to its present location III
the tower of Seney hail be raked from the
rstes Of the ages. it would make a sIo-
" more rcadatle than the Arabian
Nights. ard as wonderful as Aladdin =
amp. All we know for certain Of its his
lOry follows:
IN 1856 DR.. Alexande- Means, third pres
ide1t of the college, went to Europe az
search of the latest appliances fer Tue
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-19
EQUAL to the Occasion
Boston Herald.

young couple entered a railway
carriage and were Immediately put down
as q bridal pair. But they were re-
markably self-pOssessed, and behaved
with such sang-froid that the other
passengers began to doubt.
AS The train moved out the young
man rose to take Off his overcoat, and
a shower Of rice fell out The pas
sengers smiled broadly.
But even that did not affect the
youth. who also smiled and turning
to his partner, remarked audibly:
by jove. May! I've stolen the BRIDE
groom's overcoat."
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-19

pursuits Of life, ! never be perfect in my
sole business, tbee-keepngl, as l should NJ.
But the bees are mere profitable under my mpn
agCment each season, and l hope TO soon nave
established such honey and bee business, a.
many have never dreamed Of.
IL is late in the afternoon and | have laen
busy and intprg sted that / haven't Thought
Of my lunch, which ] will eat soon as !
take off a load Of honey ard start my four
mile journey for hCune. / am always comfort
able ana happy among my bees. l will close
and write again.
4 BEE CRANK.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-19
Information Wanted

Near Household: VIII some one who makes makes
s-,t~bes from hair combings. or some one viz
l,rov-s the address Of such a person, write y
me at Eclectic. Gilmore county. Ala VII "P
preeiate 'e'' CLARA PEARSON.
Eclectic. Elmore county. Ala
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-19

Far From the Madding," Etc.
Reporter: What feature of polar ife
enchanted you most?
Henpecked Explorer: The arctic still
ness.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-19


A backward look at a week gone by;
SIX days ahead-O my. o my!
Monday!
A week brim full Of things to do;
SEINE days bright and some days blue
wen. what's the odds? So here's TO you.
'donday.'
sang RIyrtice as she sat by the window
and watched Margery carefully put away
tire clothes she had worn the day before.
! wondered what was in her mind as she
sang that song for Margery is not one to
apply any Of those verses 70. She is as
-=----issII and stately as any princess that
ones dreams might evolve
Marcy. when viii George be in Atlanta
again.
Then had the thread had been look
ing for.
About next Friday evening was the
answer.
a backward look at the week gone by;
-Four days ahead-O my. o my,
Friday
She sang teasingly. but Margery paid
( no attention 10 her.
''Meh lady. YOU didn't know that Mar
q is actually thinking OF giving up
her good times. stopping the bank ac-
count she has been making for four
years putting herself where she cannot
receive the last new book If Henry de-
cides that il is worth adding TO her H.
brary. and accepting a position that ties
her down for life, subject TO the rules
and regulation OF one Boss and the
fluctuations OF one market report" Mar
gerry still said nothing. but I saw that her
eyes trinkled and that some of the darts
the little archer was sending were not
missing the mark
Yes. meh lady. she is actually trying
to screw her courage 20 the point of tell
ing Henry that FreCkles and The Girl
Of Limberlost must be his last contribu-
ton. Poor fellow. what do you suppose
he viii do with all his DOCKS when he
cults having AIarEy's center table to lay
them on. saying here's the finest thing
out" or Miss Margery. ! want your opin-
bon on this book. Joe and 1 nearly parted
company over IL" / don't know what
shall do II she does decide to decline his
books
Better take care OF them yourself"
was the quiet reply.
Then I had TO laugh for it's a we'll
known fact that Henry and Myrtice
never agreed ten minutes in all their
lives.
Margery had adjusted her clothes
20 suit her ideas OF neatness. had
stuffed the arms Of her silk waist
with tissue paper and had hung her
skirts on the proper hangers and
VS. e Tv IN answer tire banter ~ Oh
which Myrtice had been pelting her.
yes. am thinking OF marrying
George. am Is years old and any
sensible girl should by this time be
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-19

EMORY COLLEGE. oxford, Ga, Oct.
sl6-Although Emory college was founded
i'm the year 1886 the bell that tells the
hours FROM the tower of Seney hall was
hoa-y with zee before E1oTy's first pres
lideut was born. Emory men who were in
.ccle-e. previous to the year when Seney
hell waa built. will remember the quaint
old bell that hung in the tower on what
is now the site of Gambler hail.
In size IL is considerably more than a
man can span with his arms, some three
and a half feet high. ard OF enormous
weight In appearance it very much re-
semblos the old Liberty bell and taking
the place of the latter's famous crack is
IA chip larger than a mans hand cut from
THE lower rim.
QUEER FIGURES CARVED.
J-pon one s'ue is carved in relief a cuci-
fix. while upon the other is a figure sup
an attitude Of prayer. Two inscriptions
lone eHcircling the bell near the top, the
jother near the lower rim. also stand out
i'm relief upon its surface, while just be-
low the flyure of the Virgin a smaller
characters as a third inscription.
The upper Inscription, in a queer mix
ture of Latin and Spanish, follows:
"Ano de 1876 de gracia neustra sonora ora
pro nobis." The English construction OF
which is: Year of grace 1875; our LADY
pray for US" That about the lower rim
is: "Selizo, siendo prior il Rp MIRO fir Eu-
gcnio Comes" and is construed: 1T (the
belD was made, the Friar Eugenia Gomez
being Pryor" Below the figure of the
Virgin is the following: Sonora mi Boz
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-19

There is Il small am narrow TOMB
stone in a churcnyard somewhere ae-tr
G!as~ow which used to bear ti-is IN
scription:
TsET-T
MACPHERSON
She Was Thine.
The tcmbStC -e =; getting s+0F7 ava,
end Some ono seems to have dipped il.
II now reads:
JANET
MCPHERSON
SIZE Was 7. il.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-19

A vide yawn and a weary sigh;
A backward look at a week gone by;
SIX days ahead-O my. o my.
Monday
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-19

A week brim full Of things to do:
SEINE days bright and some days blue
wen. what's the odds? So here's TO you.
-Eoudavf"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-19
CHAT

'stin joints and a cold. gray brain;
A short turn i'm a long. long lane;
beginning toll all over again
Monday
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-19
MACPHERSON

JANET
MACPHERSON
SIZE Vas =. il.
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sc a Line; Why Pay More?
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-DlstFict managers for Utah,
Ariz.. New. Ida, WyO., Colo. and n. Mex.
Men capable Of exploiting the sale Of
device which is an absolute necessity on
every power boiler Men familiar with
boiler appliances and capable of handling
sub-sale smen can make a large income
from this offer. Large commission; eX-
elusive territory, no investment. Dla-
mond Power Speciality Co, 27i Fort St,
West. Detroit, Mich.
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The real BARGAIN centre for the people Of this city reached simply by
READING Classified columns
this way will
oreadou
Opuaas NG
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To live on easy street, Tweuty-fOut
housekeeping apartments, rent only $50
you can buy the whole works for 81 500
CASH II you want some easy money and
a cnance 10 set Buy the steam heat
TINS winter. See ms. The LeWis-Eowe
Co., 223 Judge Bldg.
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WATCH THE MUSHROOMS GROW.

WATCH THE MUSHROOMS GROW.
II Is really humorous to note the new
firms that spring into existence, and spend
their energy and their hard-earned cash
IN attempting to initiate our line of adj
VeTtising, system and push. But the
ultimate end-sad but true-their bank
roll disappears, and their credit, too. And
PACK 20 their old jobs they go, sadder.
DUt wiser, men, fully convinced that
warming an office chair and writing ad-
verttsing does not pay rent
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LlOST-Near 18th So. and 18th T., two
horses, one bay, weighs about ll00, and
black mare with halter, lame hind foot.
Phone Herald-Republican Reward
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LOsT-From Seventh East car barn,
July q, one white horse, SEQ lbs: shOd
completely: short rope attached Return
IS West 4th. South. Reward.
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LOST-Aug. 30. '09, one bay horse. frosty
face. weight about 1000; one dark brown
mare, age years, weight about 800. Ad-
dress No. II East Sd So Both phones ~.
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LOST-Cameo brooch, has picture Of
church and little giTl plain gold mounting.
Return to Herald-Repubhcan office. Lost
between Saltair beach and South 9th East.
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LOST-One Scotch collie. about Il
months old with white ring around neck
and sore on right side Of neck. Return
to Sanitarium and receive reward
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LOST

LOST-Small pocketbook containing re-
ceipt for SIC. 90; also So in gold, . cents
silver. Owners name on receipts Be
tween Judge building and Utah Savings q
Trust bank Return 70 this office. Re
ward.
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LOST-If the young ladies who lost sill
yerware and other articles at Saltair
few weeks ago will call Forrest lSi-H,
they viii oblige.
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A GILT-EDGE INVESTMENT.
cigar store that viii pay large returns.
step lively If You want it. The Lewis
Lowe Co. 225 Judge Bldg
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WANTED-COmpetent girl for general
house work. Apply 81 First avenue.
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sEroNn - 49,

A commission business without an equal.
Strictly wholesale. clearing big money
1000 viii handle. The LeWis-Lowe Co,
Z25 Judge Bldg.
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L,OST-Brindle pit bull terrier pup. Ears
clipped and answers to name Of Major.
No. of tag, 1876. Return to - No. LIST W.
Reward.
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Furniture is first class, rent is low, place
ts close in, everything is as you would
want Il; 500 cash viii handle IT, The
Lewis-LOwe Co., 223 Judge Bldg.
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VIM b. ARMSTRONG, manufacturer Of
all kinds of wrought and cast iron fences;
fancy and ornamental work. Cresting
gTiils. balcony work, get prices. Speci-
mems Of work manufactured may be seen
before /. D. 5. college and pioneer mon
ument, Mant temple. Rear 254 W. No.
Temple. Salt Lake City. Res. Tel. 1459-Y.
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LOST-Four office keys. Yale key. three
flat keys running in three sizes. Finder
please return to 416 NewhOuse bldg. On
ring.
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WANTED-Salesman successful in any
line. to sell the general mercantile trade
in Utah. Must be capable of presenting
a fine speciality proposition and of earn
ing $3.50 or more a year. Commission
contract. Money advanced for expenses.
The Continental Jewelry Co., Cleveland,
Ohio
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WANTED-YOung craftsman wants to
be advised how to make money in spare
time. Address Y 10, Herald-Republican
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FOR sALE-5G0 shares Western Multi
scope stock at So cents a share. Indus
trial and not speculative. Address Y 20,
Herald-Republican.
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EXAMPLES

FOR SALE-0WNER MUST SACRIFICE MOD
S-roOm house at once. Colonial design,
beautifully and conveniently arranged. Fine To-
cation. convenient. Cost $4,000. Sell for
$4,000. Good terms. Address II G IS, this
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WANTED-Man. Must be willing TO
learn and capable of acting as our repre-
sentative; no canvassing or soliciting;
good income assured. Address National
Cooperative Realty Co, 914 Marden
Bldg. WASHINGTON. d. c.
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For the first tines rooms OF good fur
niture, three doors from Main street You
can buy it right. The LeWis-LoWe Co.,
223 Judge Bldg.
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N~AA-'N-A<AAA AMI Al4AEAtAEA
coming money. IF you want TO get a.
peach Of place, let us show you this.
s2,000 cash viii handle. The Lewis-Lovs
Co., 223 Judge Bldg.
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L.OST-Bull dog with collar, answers TO
name Of Snyder. Return to J. r. Hicks,
Sc Franklin ave. Reward
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WANTED-A physician registered in
Utah for advertising medical office. Ad-
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WANTED-TO BUY-AfODERN 8 TO S-R0oM
house in good part OF city. VIII pay Up 70
$1,000, but must be bargain for price and be
in good neighborhoOd, near car facilities. In
answering 60 into detail and name lowest price,
Address D S Sc. this office.
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MOney-Making Ways Of Using Want Ads
To Buy or Sell a House

Hunting for House Bargain7 Want to Sell your
House quick? You can satisfy either wish simply
by inserting little Want Ad on our Classified
page under the headings, Real Estate-W Wanted"
or Real Estate-For Sale" This is such an eco
nomical way to Buy or Sell house. And it's
always sure to bring results. No worry, no tramp
ing, no big commission to anybody. The cost is
but few cents. You get what you are looking
for. Many times you can get what you want by
merely looking the ads already inserted under
the above headings. Just turn to the bargains
offered today. People make money in Real Estate
simply by reading day by day our Classified
columns. Note examples.
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WORTH INVESTIGATING.
An interest in a wholesale business. Il
YOU have 5000, Get the particulars from
The Lewis-Lowe Co, 225 Judge Bldg.
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LOST-Or stolen. Gendr0u bicycle black
frame nickel plate forks, coaster brake.
No. 1865. Call 81 +. 1st SO. Reward.
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A TRANsTENT HorsE

OF p rooms. You can't beat the Iocs-
ton. Rent only $ per room. This simply
coins money. The LeWis-LoWe Co., "a
Judge Bldg
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MANIFESTATION.

WANTED-Teacher with city references
wishes to tutor pupils for the l. D. S.
high school or the city schools. Address
r /, HeTald-Republican
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WANTED-Man and wife wish position
out of town; hotel work preferred; man
as clerk, woman as waitress. g. Her
ald-Republican.
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LOST-A small black pinifice. A good
reward will be given to one who returns
it TO @. Z. Deudch, rs So. State.
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THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS
CHANCE OFFICE IN THE
STATE OF UTAH
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WE HAVE INVESTMENTS
From 500 TO $4,000. Meet us face q
face and let us start you right. The
Lewis-LOWe Co, 223 Judge Bldg.
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WANTED-Practical machinist and en-
gineer wishes position at mines, either
coal or quartz. Parties to furnish trans
POrtatiOn. Y II, Herald-Republican,
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WANTED-Man or woman: YOU can
make a good living selling "Hold-Thread-
Fast" needles to housewives, dressmak-
ers, embrOiderers, milliners and tailOrs; a
little One-minute demonstration makes the
sale; everybody calls for more; free outfit.
Write now for free sample. Smart &
Schomburg, 395 Broadway, New York
City.
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WE sell hotels. restaurants. room
ing houses. grocery stores. saloons or any
kind Of q business you " ant The lewis
Lowe Co. 2E3 Judge bldg.
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WANTED-MALT HELP.

WANTED-Salesman with experience
on the road, who can be out from sixty
to ninety days at q time. Seeing the dry
goods trade in the medium towns to rep
resent a manufacturer line of laces, en-
bruideries and ladies' neckWear. All trav-
cling expenses viii be paid and a COM
mission on goods sold. State fully wheth-
er you want to handle our line exclusive
ly OF in connection with another line. J.
New York.
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WANTED-BOys and girls, we trust you
for six packages Of genuine French per-
fume; sell at 10c each for us and receive
a beautiful doll magic lantern, ice or
roller skates. or rifle. free. Write now.
Genuine diamonds given steady agents.
Detroit Speciality Distributors. 4S State St,
Detroit, Mich.
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WANTED-Agents. Wonderful inven-
ton. Big money selling Canchester in
candescent kerosene lamp, burns with or
without mantle; 10 times brighter than
electricity, gas or acetylene at 40 cost.
Burner fits all standard lamps. Saves 10
per cent oil. No trimming wicks. Be
ware Of limitations. Outfit free. Canches-
ter Light Co., 25 State St., Dept. 96B,-
Chicago.
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"a THING OF BEAUTY

"a THING OF BEAUTY
And a joy forever" 20 you. If you buy
this place of fifty rooms, Clears $500 any
month i'm the year, and some months
more. These are not mere figures; they
are facts. See us for particulars. The
LeWis-LOWe Co, 223 Judge Bldg.
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WANTED-Girl for general homework;
easy work: two In family. 1129 80 Ave.
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INFORMATION WANTED regarding
investment opportunity where few thou-
sand dollars could be profitabIy Invested.
Wish to hear from any one having stock
for sale in industrial on mining PROPOSE
ton; no liquor proposition considered
Address by mail only, George II. CurrierS
room 139 L. So West Monroe St., Chi
cago. Ill
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SHOE REPAIRING


SEWED sOles in 10 minutes. 40 West I'd
South street, basement.
FOR fine work, Monarch Shoe Repair
ing Co.. 132 East I'd South. Bell 1888
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WANTED-GirI for general homework.
30 T. "a So.
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WANTED Business man with 81, 500. in-
vest established business, good I.oposi-
ton, bear close investigation. Cali after s
p. m. No. Isl St
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WANTED - Detectives, investigators
store testers and men for all branches of
detective work. Lucrative employment
Previous experience unnecessary. Write
for full particulars. Burlew Detective
Service C1st. 1889, Ideal Bldg, Denver,
Colo.
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LOST-Strayed, Sept. 8, a small Jersey
cow Finder will be rewarded. Call
either phone, Main 207
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-If you graduate at our
school, you will have a position. You
take no chance on that whatever; Enter
Monday. Henager's Business College, 40
South Main.