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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-20

Turn to the back page and read the
ad. that you will find near the center
of the page 1t will prove of much bene
fit to you, its Shepherd & Co.'S.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-20
Money to Loan.

Money to Loan.
10000 to loan on improved real
estate security. Optional payments.
See us for rticulars.-Roswell IT.
tie & Trust Co.
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Music Free.

One sheet of music given away free
with each nickle purchase. while II
lasts. We need the space this music
occupies. This starts Monday. Come
early.-Ingerson Book, Stationery q
Art Co.
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Phones 65 and A.. 2l5 North Nal
Parsons, Son & Co.
SELL you ANYTHING

3 SELL you ANYTHING g
3 We are not specializing on g
3 town lots. Have some desira- g
3 BILE acreage on either hill. A 6
3 half dozen of the most desira- g
3 BILE homes in the city. Or G
3 chards, improved and unim- g
3 proved farm-not only in Ros- G
3 well but almost anywhere in g
3 the valley you want one. g
3 LABOR AGENCY NOTARY. 6
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-20

All kinds of fruit and shade trees
ready for immediate delivery at Fair
childs' Nursery. 12tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-20

When you have finished reading
this turn to the back page and read
Shepherd & Co.'S ad. that tells sbout
DR.. Prices rolled Oats
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Pianos.

We will sell for this month only q
high-grade $350.0O piano. manufactur-
ed by Hobart NJ. Cable for the ridicu-
lous price of S175.00, provided you
customer. Cash or easy payments. We
will show you that no new corners can
compete with us.
Bernard Pos 42O N Richardson 1918
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Cows for Sale.

After the coming Saturday there
will be some high class mich COWS
for sale at reasonable prices at the
Roswell Trading Co. 12t5*
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NOW is THE.riME.

lcdntinueo on rass rwo.I
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-09-17
GIVE US A UNION POLE

Maybe DR.. Cook is liar. Maybe
the Eskimos who told Lieutenant
Peary that Cook never got near the
pole are liars. Until the evidence il
iuiiy presented It would be folly to
Judge. In the meantime there are a
lew points that should not be lost
sight of and that 60 long way to-
ward explaining some of the things
that Ignorant or prejudiced folks re-
gard as suspicious.
For one thing, the controversy is
largely between reporters, each claim
ing a scoop" for his paper. Cook
was in the employ of the Herald
which paid him well for an exclusive
report and expects to pay we'll for
exclusive details. Peary was IN
the employ of the Times, which ex-
poets an exclusive report from him
Tor which II will pay large snm
IN each case the value of the report
depends to very great extent on
y being exclusive---that is In no 9TH
sr newspaper getting it. Aside from !
his purely financial side, every
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-09-17

newspaper man can understand that
no good reporter ever stands on the
street corner and tells all about a
scoop" he has landed for his paper
especially before his paper has
printed the story.
Cook has been criticised for not
giving more details to the public.
These details are his own property
the only thing he has for sale, by
the sale Of which he can gather a
fortune. He has bargained with one
newspaper for delivery of the goods
and would, besides being crook, be
foolishly throwing away money were
he to give away information. The
same applies to Peary, who has not
given out any details and is not like
ly to until the Times has first printed
his story.
Another point worth remembering
is that Peary seems to belong to the
union, while Cook is a ''scat.' That
is, all the professional and official
scientists and explorers recognize
Peary as one Of themselves, while
most of them regard Cook as but
ter-in. OF course the union men
want the credit to 60 to one of their
associates. Better no pole than a
pole without union label on 1t or
one discovered by an explorer who
has no union card A "scab- discov-
cred pole will be very properly black
listed by all loyal members of the
Federation of Polar Unions. Kings
ton, (N. Y.) Freeman.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-09-17
WHAT 1T COSTS TO RUN A WEEK
IYi NEWSPAPER

| The cost of running a country
newspaper is not confined to that
which is actually paid out in money.
1t costs lot more brains and ener-
gy than any other line of business re-
quires its owners to expend in order
to become rich; yet few publishers
ever became even well to do; and
none ever attained wealth from the
business alone; If they were fortunate
enough to acquire more than living
they made it by side investments.
1t costs many sacrifices to run a
newspaper and do it successfully. AL
most every man would like to see the
editor roast and lambast some other
fellow-but be careful not hurt "me
and mine" In his blindness he can
not see that perhaps that other fellow
is also scheming to get the editor to
roast him.
1t costs the newspaper man every
time he takes stand upon any pub
lie question-be it local or national.
If he takes issue with one set of men
they will move heaven and earth to
hang his hide on the back yard fence
by secret and undetermined methods,
not being manful enough to fight in
the open.
II the editor advocates improve
ments and progress the knockers go
after his scalp and threaten to stop
their paper. OF course they seldom
stop it. Because that would involve
paying up their back subscription. If
he opposes progress those who favor
it would invest in private grave
yard just for the privilege of planting
him there If they thought they could.
II he refuses to starve to death on
the business the local business men
give him and takes ads from those
who want to buy his space he is not
booster for his town. If he condemns
the mail-order house the people who
patronize them tell him to attend to
his own knitting and that they have
a right to trade where they please
while the business man whose cause
he is advocating will send to mail
order house for his printing or pat.
ronize the government for envelopes
The man who wants office-if only |
that of alderman in town where no
salary goes with it-wants the edi-
tors support free and seldom has the
courtesy to say thank you, let alone
turning business his way.
II 1t were not for the fun we have
concludes Roy Ray, in an editorial
N his paper, the Poudre Valley, New
Windsor, Colorado, burned If we
would stay in the business minute.
We are after both pleasure and profit
land we are going to have both.
But just remember that we expect
o get more pleasure than profit out
If it.-Ex.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-09-17
1.-THE MIRACLE OF THE
TWENTIETH q

This was the way WI
former minitser of China
ted States, described the)
OF his own country, In AMI
fore the Civic Forum i'll
City. Foremost among th|
which have wrought the
placed the educational III
American missionaries. IN
formed a part of the led
has leavened the whole(
China" How significant
comes more and more
plans are unfolded for Il
of Chinese youth. Few
have had a larger share 1
than DR.. ID. z. Sheffield,
the North China College
who has been in service.
years under the American
inly three visits to the u
Although the college wa
OF existence by the Box
and the land sowed to
promptly rebuilt with
money, and is still ira
men for efficient leadersh
ton. DR.. Sheffield hold
as an administrator as
The federation
resenting three religiou
tons, English as well
into a general educatic
was due largely to his
kill. These missionary
ng tremendously togetf
given end, the making
character, have made a,
ion upon the Chinese.
'ational factor in a n
which was opened at
.lumni of that univeT
his year a few alum
ard Medical schoo b
uplicate that institut
w Ting Fang ascrib
ng of China.
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WANTED.

-~---|-~]>---~>7-@->->7 sv1NG-1Oo at 1921 4th avenue. 3-Is-ts
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or three furnished rooms
 with bath and gas stove, on South High
 lands, for light housekeeping. Address D-4S, care Age-Herald 1-2S-2t
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Dividend for Stockholders.

Cincinnati, January 2S.-Depositors in the Fidelity National bank, the liar per. institution which went under in 1SS7 following the failure of Harper to corner" the wheat market, have re- ceived a final dividend of "55-100 of 1 per cent" This payment will make a total of 59 4-100 per cent recovered by the depositors. The failure was the greatest sensation of the year in this country. The Fidelity National had q capital of $1,O00,0O0 and large sur plus and the deposits aggregated $4.000,000. The capital and surplus was wiped out, and the stockholders were assessed for 100 per cent.
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Investiqatinq Insurance Fraud,

Louisville, January 2S.-To learn what has become of the $300,000 capi- tai stock of the State Fire Insurance company of this city, State Insurance Commissioner O. w. Bell today ap- pointed an actuary to go over the prop erty of the company. It is said that reason for the appraisement Is to dis cover the relationship of the Star com pany, the Southern of New Orleans, and the Guardian of Pittsburg. The Star ceased writing business in this state in October, 1907, and it's one Kentucky representative, Arthur G. Langham, is now in New York.
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Crusade Aoainst Bad Factories.

New York, January 28.-Miss Anne Morgan, daughter of J. Pierpont Nor gan, has enlisted her services to carry out crusade against unsanitary cigar and cigarette factories in the city where more than 10000 girls are em- ployed. Miss Morgan is taking up the work as a member of the woman's de pertinent of the National Civic Fedora tion. Already she has done much to improve the lot of working girls, but, believing that the conditions in the ci- gar factories are especially unhealth- fui, she has expressed desire to go on personal tour of inspection among the factories.
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ing was phenomenal, and concusively demonstrates her eminent fitness for the duty she assumed.
 Tn the discharge of her duties without compensation she displayed an unsei1sh patriotism which commends her to all Mississippians.
 We tender her our sincere thanks for the faithful discharge of duty under great difficulties"
 On another motion Mrs Lockwood was allowed $450, the total of the expenses she incurred in travelling around over the state for the past six months.
 The commission adjourned till next morning at Il o'clock when another vote will be taken on the award of the con- tract
 College In Good Condition.
 President Henry L. Whitfield of the I. I and C. at Columbus was in the city today looking after the financial interests of that great institution, being out of funds He states that the school is moving along very nicely, and that the health of the 800 girls has been remarkably good during the entire session In fact, said President Whitfield, there has not been a case of serious sickness this session. not one in which the attending physician has callad his attention to the matter.
 President Whitfield paid his respects during the day to his old friends and as- sociates about the capitol, where he served the people of the state several years as superintendent of education, and from which stronghold he created pow erful sentiment in favor of better schools, better schoolhouses and better teachers a sentiment that still lives and which his successor Is constantly flaming into flercer flame.
 Successor for Sykes.
 Delegations of citizens of the First cir cult court district have been in Jack son today to see Governor Noel about the appointment of a circuit judge to succeed the present incumbent, Judge E. o. Sykes. The governor has stated that he would probably make the ap pointment during the present week, and the friends of the asprants are making good use of the few days that remain. Judge Sykes Is applicant to succeed himself, and is opposed by Messrs Mitch ell of Pontotoc Bell of Okubbeha and Bradford of Chickasaw.
 Welded In Jackson.
 Stewart w Tinnin, prosperous farmer and stockraiser of near Fannin, Rankin county, was married here today to Miss Sara T. McDowell, daughter of the late Dr. Sol McDoweil, business manager many years for the farming interests of the late Col. Ed Richardson. The cere- mony was performed by the Rev. W. H. Hill pastor of the West Side Presby- terian church. at the home of Miss Ida lette Hunter on George street. shortly after noon, and the happy pair departed almost immediately on a short bridal tour.
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Rooms-WA -WANTED-Board.

WANTED-To rent furnished apartment
 of four or five rooms in pleasant neigh
 borhood. Permanent If suited. O-10, care Age-Herald. 1-16-tf
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Beveridqe introduces Bill.

Washington. January 2S.-Senator Beveridge today introduced a bill to amend the employers liability act to meet objections raised against 1t by labor organizations. It is understood that the measure, in large part, meets the approval of President Roosevelt and President-elect Taft.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-29
FOR SALE CHEAP.

s175-each; s25 cash, balance 8 per month, lots 5Ox14O, blocks south of Rising station, South Ensley car line, be- tween Ensley and Birmingham; bound to advance in price. s210O will pick up new cottage. rooms and hall, one block from Ann st.; this place is worth s3000; let me show you. $500 each. two fine lots in Fairview park.
 ssOOO-C Choice lots on Iroouois st., South Highlands.
 s. E. THOMPSON. Agent. Bell Phone A S2S ". 2st st
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The Birmingham News: This firm tprs. Dozier & Doziar) has been doin5 business in Birmingham continuously for a number of years and they havo vet to be accused of having dealt un- fairly with a patient in any way wna. soever. They are both gentlemen or .ns highest type and carry their honor anu eentlemanliness into their business
 Age-Herald. DTS. Dozier & Dozier long standing record and approveo tinction of standing at the head or their profession.
 The Birmingham Ledger: DTS, Dozier S Dozier are without doubt the pest known specialists in the south, and their fame is due entirely to their great skill.
 rba Southern Odd Fellow: We can not add anything to the reputation Drs. Dozier & Dozier have already acquired
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Kimball upright piano in good condition, at a bargain. Bell phone 1742. Address 911 Title Bldg.
 FOR SALE-The property known as the Calera Land eompany's lands are for sale in quantities to suit the purchasers. Calera has good railroad facilities, good farming lands It Is centrally located to the great cotton growing belt. It in- vites factories of all kinds; steam coal for factory use can be had at a low price. It has the purest of limestone in abundance within the town limits. A. R. F. Dahl, Agent. 1-29-5t
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE

s365o-High lot in best residence sec- tion South Highlands, on Tenth Ave- me between 16th and 17th streets. New Bungalow cottage with plumb ing on rear, rented at $10.oG per month. lot 52l x160 feet
 Apply to H. M. Robertson
 2O26 First Avenue
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Drs. DOZIER & DOZIER
 SPECIALISTS

 best asgresatn of Med meded cabinets  other frn O n 
    wigf either servic o
  debnates 
 
  reliablee expersi n OFw 
 
  of Of undergoing eurgica
  person may write and
 
 
  nut the eexpense
  Sunday q
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATES-One cent q word dnyy no ad. taken for less than % cents for nrst insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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LOST-S SPRAYED STOLEN
MISCELLANEOUS.

UNDERWOOD typewriters kept in per feet condition while rented. Both phones Underwood Typewriter Co. 323 North 20th. 1-6-30t MATTRESSES REMADE-Old mattresses made over by us are good as new. Both phones 106 Faultless Mattress Co.
 1-24-lm- su-wd-f fri
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WANTED-Position by competent book
 keeper and stenographer; young lady with four years office experience in Birmingham; can furnish best of ref erences and will expect good salary. Ad- dress VAS, care Age-Herald. 1-29-2t
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATES-One cent a word n day, no ad. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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YOUNG man wants clerical position; have some knowledge of shorthand and typewriting; give good references.
 Address R-4S, care Age-Herald. 1-29-2t
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

LADY. accurate and fairly rapid in dic
 tation, experienced in legal and railroad work, wants position; must have work and will arrange with employer as to pay. Temporary or permanent work ac- cepted. z. Corcoran, care general de- livery. 1-28-2t
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WANTED-Positfon by young man as collector, solicitor or office assistant; have had experience in lines stated; can
 furnish satisfactory references. PAS, care Age-Herald. 1-29-2t
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FOR sALE-on South Highlands, homes

FOR SALE-On South Highlands, homes
 homes, homes Little homes, big homes
 new homes, old homes. If you mean business and want to buy on the South Highlands and will come to see us we will show you what you would like to have we are going to sell number of nice homes on the South Highlands be- fore April l. if you rent again your landlord will be the only one who will profit thereby; put yourself in our hands and we will guarantee to please you if you mean business. Weakley & Rosenstihl. 21l3 1st avenue. 1-2S-2t
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YOUNG mechanical engineer, graduate of Norwegian polytechnic institute, wants position. Address U-4s care Age-Herald.
 1-29-2t
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WANTED-Salesman for city trade, one familiar with grocery trade pre-
 ferred. Good opportunity for right man. Address Y-4s, care Her
 ald, 1-29-2t
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WANTED-By an experienced man, a To- cation as road salesman; prefer spe- cialty line; am well acquainted in Ala bama but will leave the state if neces- sary. Can furnish best of references as to character and ability. Address Box TIP city. 1-29-2t
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FOR sALE-On South Highlands. severa

FOR SALE-On South Highlands, several attractive homes on terms like rent;
 if you can prove to us that you are beneftting anybody except your land
 lord by renewing your lease in April we will not say another word; if you are
 now renting an uncomfortable house which needs repairing, and paying the landlord a rent which is netting him ner cent. would it not be better for you to buy a home like paying rent at per cent and get what you want? Pretty soon your landlord will want to know if you are going to sign your lease for another year, before you tell him yes or no come to see us. Weakley & Rosen- stihl 2113 1st avenue. 1-2S-2t
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REAL, ESTATE.

FOR SALE. A location for ice plant electric plant and a waterwosKs plant on railroad and car line and on a macadamized road, with a growing neighborhood of about 100 families. now as consumers, and no municipal taxes to pay with store and a large building; one acre of land, with water.
 L. G. PETTYJOHN. Phones 1101 and 465. 1S261s 3d Ave-
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WANTED-Position by lady bookkeeper. Ten yearss s experience. References fur nished. Address L-47, care Age-Herald.
 1-29-2t
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-salesman to sell decorated crockery from factory to the general store trade; experience in the line not necessary; only a hustler wanted; refer ence; commission basis. Address LAS, Care Age-Herald. 1-2S-3t WANTED-Clothing salesman for road; salary with full line of samples; bond required; northern Alabama. Office boy, one can use typewriter. 45S Hood Bldg. WANTED--High-cla local salesman to sell portable house cleaning machines; hand or electric power; exclusive terri tory. Hydro-Vacuum Cleaner Co.,. 906 Weave Bldg, Cincinnati O., U. s. A.
 1-29-2t
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WANTED-First-clsss man to lay cement blocks and paint; temperance man pre- ferred. R. NJ Secord, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
 1-29-3t
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A LADY would like a position either as housekeeper or as cashier. Call or ad- dress Lucile Fulton, 191719 4th avenue
 l-2S-2t
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! MADE s5O.00O In five years in the mail
 order business; began with s5; anyone can do the work at home in spare time;
 send for my free booklet; tells how to get started. Heacock. Box 712, Lock- port. N. r. n-14-S0t
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in the line of their profession, but we know them to be brother Odd Fellows and can be relied upon to carry out every promise they make to those needing their services.
 Mountain Home: The press of Rir. mingham and all over Alabama speak fin the highest terms of Drs. Dozier & Dozier, as physicians, surgeons and gentlemen. and we have no hesitancy in recommending them to our patrons
 Meridian Star: Drs Dozier & Dozier of Birmingham are the most worthy and distinguished physicians in their line Of practice in the state of Alabama.
 Masonic Guide: Drs. Dozier & Dozier come from a family of prominent phy- sicians and with their large experience in the profession can be relied on to treat disease in a most successful man. ner.
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FOR E-Thoroughbred horse; Ger
 man coach stallion, full pedigree, 4 years
 old, guaranteed sound and In fine con- dition; will be sold in front of the courthouse door in Clanton, Ala, to the highest bidder for cash on Monday the 8th day of February, 1909. Chiffon Coun- tv German Coach Horse Co.,, Hugh M.
 Sfnnson President 1-24-14t
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

MANTED-A girl to do cooking and gen gen eral housework for a small family. Ap-
 ply at 2732 Highland avenue Bell phone 2453. 1-I-tf WANTED-A lady stenographer must be
 experienced and accurate; no others
 need apply. State experience and sal
 ary expected. References requested. Ad- dress M-4S care Age-Herald. 1-2S-3t WANTED -Middle-aged white woman to do housework; small family. Call or ad- dress 2714 Avenue c. 1-2S-3t- tn -fr-su
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man to attend to ship ping, etc, for a light manufacturing business; chance for rapid advance ment; must invest $500 in the business which will be secured against loss; must be a hustler and come well recom- mended Answer at once as position must be filled. Address S-4S, care Age Herald.
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YOUNG lady wants position as stenog- rapher. References given. Address R-47,
 care Age-Herald. 1-2S-2t
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

NANTFfDJ~cF IT. E amy a6le- -6odied' unmarried men, between ages of IS and 35, citizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. Apply to recruiting officer, 71z North 10th street, Birmingham, Ala.
 1-1-O9-to-6-9 9O-0e
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D-Tmmediately, five white wagon drivers; must be familiar with
 city and suburbs. Address X-4S, care Age Herald. 1-29-2t
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WANTED-situation by good working
 housekeeper Want work at once. Ad- dress Q-4s, care Age-Herald. 1-2s-2t
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FOR sALE-In New Orleans, La. good paying saloon and bottle house, suitable location for shipping trade; opposite Illinois Central passenger station. Ad- dress Box 595, New Orleans, La.
 1-2i-7t