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The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-31
For Rent.

Land i'll stock law. "a acres of
tand with the Moseland cottage.
Cast of Meneral we'll at Beets Mill
on N. 0. NJ. & c. Ry,, Panama
rout' Mary Lillian Wright.
X. L, u. !, Stallo, Miss
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-31

Chamberlain'S Stomach and
Liver Tablets invariably bring
relief to women suffering from
chronic constipation, headache,
biliousness, dizziness, sallownesr
oil the skin and dyspepsia, Sold
by All Dealers.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-31

Pneumonia follows q cold but
never follows the use Foley's
Honey and Tar which stops the
cough, heals the lungs and ex-
pels the cold from tha system.
Sold by All Druggists.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-31

For Typewriter supplies
call tlt this office, We keep
ribbons for all makes Of
machines as well as carbon.
paper and writing paper.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-31
Wanted at once.

= or 10 good log-tearns
contract. Steady work for
Year,
yellow Pine lumber TO-,
Stallo Miss.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-31

| have for sale several fine
jack colts from two years
old down, also two jennies
for sale.
E. l.. Tingle, Phila., Route ).
l2mp J
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-31

We will sell von a Steel
Beam Avery Middle Buster.
OF any size for the next 10
days at 20 per cent discount.
Spivey 4 Morrow.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-31

Call at {. l.. Mutt 4 Co.'S
for all kind OF California
Evaporated fruit.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-31
John Black.

CreVe-cafe- iu-Nonde coffee
at {. l.. Mutt 4 Co.'S is
the best.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-31

SO to ID kasdans to see
the new styles and remark
able low prices ON all mercll-
andlSe during this month.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-31

Earl Richardson.
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
SMOKE ON MOBILE"
PLEA TO DELEGATES
Young Women Teachers
Wage Campaign Tor
Next Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 5-Whne
smiling young women school teachers
Of Mobile, in the lobby. of the assembly
hail Of the department of superinten-
dence Of the National Educational As
sCciation offered to the men delegates
cigars with the words, Smoke on Mo-
blle, in the hope of winning ncst years
convention tor the Alabama city, the
gathering Of a thousand educators
within doors enthusiastically appiauded
Horace H. Cummings. OF salt Lake
City, when he declared that none OF
the teachers in the high schools Of his
city smoked
Air Cummings, ia discussing Meth
ods Of Reducing Moral Truths TO Prac-
tce,' said that the child is a docr
rather Than a thinker, and it's prime in
stinct is for imitation The morals of
school or city whose teachers drink.
smoke, gamble, or are iusIucere. the
speaker SAID cannot be on "A hiCh plane.
Participation by children in school
government was advocated by Walter
+. Lewis. of Port Huron. Mich. as a
stimulus TO- the conception of morality.
More than 1900 school superintcudents
and supervisors representing an large
cities i'm the United states, are in al
tendance.
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
.[GA.D. | HAS ORIGIN
/. I.HEd2G'S HENGO5P
Trouble IS Brewing For
Member of Cincinnati
Police Force.

CINCINNATI. March 5-There is
trouble brewing for a certain patrol
man on the Cincinnati police force and
unless matters are hushed up iu a hurry
this certain patrolmau is liable to get
the AK
The trouble is an about o chicken
COuT, and a duSky resident Of Cummins-
Vile is rquiring what right an officer
in uniform has 10 DE in his hen roost
II all happened when this parolman
reported that his badge had been lost,
Nothing much was thought of this until
son Of Ham presented himself at no
lice head -uarters with the badge and
declared that he had found it In his
chicken coop.
lie even went little farther and de-
clared that while ne and Liza were
spOonin' in the light of the silvery moon
he heard noises among his hens. Arm
ing himself with a gun that mis- great
grandfather purIoined long back in slav-
cry days, he stood guard at the door
and ordered anyone in thar 10 come
forth"
'Mesopotamia, Jchoscphat" and half
q dozen other things entered the dusly
mans mind. when who should walk
forth but one of Chief Millikin's finest.
attired in his best
The negro was hypDotzed. He
smirked, he sidled. ana allowed the in
vader 20 pass. No excuse was ncccs-
hary, for the negro was struck deaf and
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
GRAY v. JOHNSTON
BURIAL ARRANGED
Funeral of Former Wash
ington Man to Be F,eld
in Mississippi.

FAIR1IONT, W Va, March 5.-The
body of Gray w. Johnston, the young
electrical engineer who died here sun
day. was removed today 20 his old home
al Holly Springs, Miss.
Mr.. Johnston was "A former resident OF
Washington, -. c., and was a graduate
of the Bliss Electrical School and later
AN employe of tho Southern railroad.
He had recently perfected safety
lamp for miners ard was IN Fairmont
for the purpose OF testing his invention
iu tho mines.
Nr Johnston was found unconscious
in his room from "a stroke Of apupleNy.
Death resulted i'm few hours.
The Washington times., 1910-03-05

dumb and wouldn't have heard IL If one
did cmanatc from the lips of the pa
troIman. LateF, after he had part way
recovered his composure. he went inside
and found the badge
Col Paul NJ MIllikin, chief of po-
lice. when asked to confirm the name
~ the officer in the little affair. became
angry, and then hung up the telephone
receiver with a hang that made the
pretty" telephone operator vince with
pain Fairmouut is given as the ad-
dress of the pauolman concerned
Safety Director Small admitted that
a certain patrolman was under suspicion
Of being connected in an affair Of this
sort. but said as the matter had not
come to him officially as yet, he would
have to refer all questions TO the chief
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
WILL ELECT OFFICERS.

The election and installation OF Of
ficers will take place tonight at the
annual meeting Of Flagg Council, No.
256, United Commercial Travellers.
The session viii be held at Fythian
Temple. Members viii also be initi-
ated.
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
NEW SMELTER IN TEXAS

AUSTIN, Texas, March 5.-Danicl and
Murray GugEenheim, of New York. are
named among the chief stockholders Of
the Kansas City Consolidated Smelling
and Refining Company, firm capital
lied at $3,500,000 IL viii do business
IN Texas and plans 20 erect a large
smelter at EI Paso.
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
CAPT. ]. w. SMITH SUED.

RENO, New. March 5.-Lorette r.
smith has sued her husband, Capt.
James ". Smith. surgeon. T. S. A.. for
divorce. She charges desertiou. There
are no children, and Mrs. Smith asks
for no aimOny.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-07-31
THE DESTINY OF ALASKA

The votes that to be cast at the coming delegate election will not be the dry formal ballot disfgured by cold ype they will not be the mute unfeeng record of cti- zens sufragethev will be the leaves of the forest blown across the road of Destiny.
 And this is no idle figure of speech for as human events onward in their memorable march, SO also Alaska the of empire and according she is great steadfast and commanding, weak, vacat ing and contempbe shall the record of the work of this day and generation.
 As is the architect of his fortunes the cit is the carpenter the states construction With plans and specifications let him approach the job with and ponerng for the foundation of future state is being ad and it is designed to live for many years Shall then take upon ourselves the building of this ece seeing that each timber placed straight and true, shall hire out this great work to unreliable contractors to pack the with false promises and loot the srongboxes
 Down ill Southeastern Alaska there lives today small cotere of woube contractors who ready and willing take upon their shoulders the great work of building nish nice blue prints tell how they would start the thing Chief Architect Shackeford and his assistants Hoggatt and Clark have been working these plans for many moons; every and then they hurry down to Wash ingon to submit them to the President seeking his ap prova. Then they back and give it out that each commissioner will have suite with southern exposure and three bath
 To further their building operations which the people of Alaska to know nothing about, until they and the President decide to enlighen them they have selected Ed s. Orr plant instrument and political hasbeen to pose cheerful spirits of Seattle who robbed Indian graveyard to adorn Pioneer Square with totem pole these bouyan buccaneers rob the political graveyard of Tacoma to adOrn the delegate in Alaska, thus ruCey disturbing the spot where Orls political corpse sweey sleeping.
 From Juneau then, the word goes forth that the plans
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-07-31

poso ouueo TOT Tom Gale and they tried Wickersham.. ~' ~ NF -
 DIS aSg not their best bet They caught
 ei o ar fsh but they calling loudly o the bear loose 7 'F7 ' " -
 ihey try o tell us that Wckersham crippled himself by nahlp9 ehelhles ot We will copper bets because ms enemies against tbe good in his territory "ckershan fighter and he is fighting thhSS ~ are fundamentally right Confronted by the superhuah task or getting thing from that has ignored us consistently and long, he has yet stirred the question States and until the public wanting why something not done
 Were Orr elected he would pero,ce be with his henchmer else they would throw hooks works with ten then he works for the things he works agns them for the people, they will cripple him.
 Ncker8am Is looking to tEe future He is building ground Ihe only would saddle Alaska With commission and prostitute her riches 10 tue greed or opreauctc government And back him the fight The enemies he has made of them he gets the better the people behind him, weasel to of his fight
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-07-31
WHO GAVE THEMl THE RIGHT?

Who conferred that fapponed bunch of political fashion dcors down at Juneau the right to declare the political modes of this territory? Who endowed them with their privilege running delegates around the political haysack make monkeys them and dscredt the peoples chosen representatives in the congress? By what right do they that because Wcersam had with that he is hasbaen and intellectual for further work Washing ton?
 These people, known the rue ruin gang purport represent the administration in Alaska Shaceord Hoggat and Clark all administration the latter having lived in Washington for where they in touch with the that be- They the political sentiment of the territory the that the people have registered their choice ballot choosing who against the things they They represent the President that the people who nhabt Alaska outside of the fair city uneau band of eating unfit to themselves and accept with cunning enthusiasm the God relief of commission that the administration would force upon
 Representing political party that has systematically neglected Alaska for years they ask to vote for who would stand the things they stand fo and wo though unqueson ably honest would nsensby work for them They have nothing definite offer commission which absolutely of the most dsasteu suggestions that could before the people of the territory Because he has fought every road they denounce Wickesham, have tried to hinder his work at Washington,
 They have thrown the political hooks every representative
 the people of Alaska have chosen Through their control o the Outside press they attempted t0 mayo Frank WaeTsv rid .role
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-07-31
Bonanza
 Still Lures

On Bonanza, George Myers. Shorty Nelson and few of the "Bouanza Kings" are still chasing the streak in the neigh Sorhood of Chicken and Prince creeks. George has been there slnce August last, and only leavc> when compelled To replenish his lIrCer
 One of these damp days it is hoped that these determined prospecturs will hit it. and hit it good. in that locality, though their mascot, Hobo Frank, = turned 1t down to seek pastures new on the KuskOh vim side
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-07-31
STOVE THAT IS !
 SAVING OF FUEL

! From Dawson comes a suggestion in regard to new arrangement of stoves and stoveplpes during the winter time 1 that is said to have been generally adopted in the upper country affecting q great saving in wood consumption, d greater heating capacity and an actual decrease iu fire danger.
 As explained by Harry Landahl. the book store man, who has used the new system in Dawson. it involves the drum principal on an enlarged scale. and can be made to work in two rooms from the same stove. The stove is placed in one roon, the pipe being carried to the ceiling and through the next room where II is allowed to drop and is con necied with the top of a large drum standing on legs the same'as the stove. From the opposite side of the drum straight pipe, which begins inside the drum near the bottom. runs tbrouob the roof.
 The bottom Of the drum slopes to the center ard is. provided with small aperture, below which may be plac q l receptacle for catching the creosote.
 It is said that where this system is used, saving of nearly one-half is af- fected in the wood and two rooms are heated with ''onc stove with not the slightest possibility of sparks escaping from the chimney. it will be found necessary to change the connecting pipe between stove and dram occ5sion- ally, >ince crcosole will form here also.
 In spite of the fact that the pipe runs downward into the drum, the draught is affected but little, and can be reme- died hy burning little paper in the start the air current.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-07-31

have been agreed upon and that with Orr the 0b the building will go forward rapidly providing pos sibe comfortable living quarters for commission, each
 member thereof to be appointed by the President a the stance and request of these his faithful serV0rs and the friends of Alaska
 At the same time, there is another architect moseyine around who given the job by the people of Alaska He took look at the plans drawn by the regular Repub- can dctaors, otherwise known the Shackleford1og- gattClark trumvirate, also known 'th0 rule ruin gang, and he didn't like them He said they left too much air under the ss and provided too much space for the ad minstraon cat He got and told the people about it. and then he went down to Washington and tid them In fact he snorted around quite l3t because ii
 made him mad to bunch of political sandbaggers tell ing the people what to do, and stun the state attresse with saWdust.
 He said that the foundations they were planning tc put down and full Of rftolas. and he ranted about it much that they all get at him and wouldn't invite him around to breakfast. At the time he flashed roll of plans that he had been working an& asked congress to approve them because his f0na ons good and strong and would last until Mt. Mckinley becomes hole in the ground.
 Wickershan hasn't succeeded in getting his plans adopted yet. But he has succeeded iii advertising them and the country they made for until everybody knows about them and is interested in seeing what will ha ppen
 He is going back this taking along the roll of
 ats and he will hold forth until congress gives him what he wants, just to get rid of him.
 WicSers!am says his plans and specifications ap- proved by the people of Alaska And think they All of carpenters the iob and will get out
 little hammers for that clique down at Juneau They pose representing the thought and sentiment of Alaska We that they do not We know that their house would be built upon the sands and that it would collapse of it's shamefu neglected Alaska for twenty years and that the their power is wresed from them the will ool the territory. We know they bum arci- te it's, and we will have of them.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-07-31

The Pioneer last week failed to state that &G. J. l. Johnstone had contrib uted &2J towards the eo3d-road5 fund inst cad of sl0 as appeared in our issue of July r.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-07-31

We can pat ydu in 3 good, comfort able hou~e iii | jIffy. See Anderson Bros. & Ncrlanj-sa,h, doors. wall paper carpets, window shades, etc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04

. MONTHLY AND EXPENSES TO
10 Gel and distribute samples for big
steady work. s, Schcfcr.
AIu rer, N-3Oi, Chicago. 1854
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FuRS AND TAXIDERMISTS

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermist line and carry COM
plete stock of manufactured goods, pay
highest price for raw furs and gama
hends R. Stencil Fur Co.. East 3rd
South as1aS
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FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed; Will pay you st-class pricsa II.
c. Fisher & Co.. 1876 So. w. Temple Bell
617l. Ind. 864. e25S
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THE BISMARCK BOWLING ALLEYS.
NO 80 West End South. very cheap.
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{ED-To COLLECT BAD DERTs
.pmmission: best system yet surest
~ no expense 10 creditors. Try II.
l3rs Collection Agency. 40J-nG BOYD
>oidE.. 1872 South Main. Phones:
20, Ind, 1921. o327S
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ASSAYERS
BILLIARDS AND POOL

FOR A NICE, COOL PLACE TO SPEND
your spare time, go to Leon's place. 23T
Main. o254
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs. Lizzie Geiser, 1886 W. Srd
North Bell 1493-X Ind. 1909 tsl7
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SECRET SOCIETIES

Regular sessions held at Masonic tenn
pies corner Second East and First South,
tho third Wednesday in each month, Sos
2ourninE mobiles invited TO attend. C. w.
Morse. Ill. Potentate. ]. "a. Marriott, Ill
Recorder.
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FOR FREE COPY OF
Thomas Agent" Greatest agents pa
per ever published. Filled with money
making plans. mo license tax" decision
supreme court Pointers to agents. Every
agent In the L, S. should have q copy at
once. Thomas company. l17o Wayne ave.
Dayton Ohio. r3i2
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
Ing. trunks, valises; best prices paid. rs
Commercial ct Reply by postal card.
3771 Bell TIA
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lNloN 2ND COOKS. SIS TO s25
,r5@eek; night cooks, sl5 to $50 per
~ f1Ernal'ers for FIRST class houses, sl4
p.-:nu per week Spokane Hotel &
{ant Keepers Assn. 2l6 Granite
- pohAnc Wash. o12Sl
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DELIVERY BOY WITH 4 RI
p w. Il. Fife Co. 1876 Main st.
4 rJTs
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GET AWAY FROM WAGE SLAVERY.
The Booster magazine shows you how
TO start In business for yourself with a
small investment. Two months subscrlp
tion. 10 cents, Booster magazine. % Fifth
avenue. dept, W-100. Chicago. r3i4
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WANTED-TO RENT.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WANT TO BUY FROM OWNER d.
rect. best small Investment $l9 900 or
$4,000 VIII secure; terrace or small
apartment Must be real bargain. One
half CASH Address P-9. Tribune. ro6S
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FOR sALE-sEwING MACHINES
PERSONALS

MARRY ME. I.ITTY AND I'LL BUY
tho ring from the Carter Jcwelry Shop,
3o4 South Main Bt o66A
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HENAGER' BUSINESS COL
D before you decide IN enter else
3. Get the best. 40 So. Main st.
phones. d29IY
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10 DFF1CE CLERKS AND CARRIERS
will he held I'm
sfnke and many other cities In No
sHpr Uncle Sam Is best employer;
<ISS nigh ana sure: hours short
oE5l permanent. promotions regular:
,aa opns with pay: thousands OF vacnn-
lnb very month; all kinds Of pleasant
.eVery"here; no layoffs: no pull
-; common education sufficient. Ask
booklet iM-2lo giving full particu-
ITpd explaining my offer Of position or
.ecc back Earl Hopkins. Washington.
JN 1856
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BUILDERS g. CONTRACTORS
CARPET CLEANING

HAVE YOUR CARPETS RENOVATED.
Electric Vacuum Carpet Cleaning co.
Reasonable rates. Bell 4132-N, rlSs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGH-GRADF statesmen: WE PAY
each Thursday. $25 expenses advanced
weekly: no canvasSng or sample carry
ing. Call on business men only. Our
salesmen earn $3.50 monthly and up Bond
required, Give references with reply. In
ternattonal Co., 2S9 McIntire Bldg, Day
ton O. r343
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OR TRADE FOR REAL ESTATE. COM
pletely equipped 45-H. p. 7-passenger
automobile; Al condition. Inquire 3o6-7
Boston bldg. Bell 4261. Ind. 1880. os87
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Il. s.-WILL LET YOU KNOW BY 18TH.
Do you want to go 10 California? 1857

IDAHO FALLS-WILL BE WITH YOU.
Write mo at once. AS ever, yours,
G. Z, rOl6
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0CK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
tel, restaurant and household help'
Headquarters for laborers.
IeBt End So. Phones 364. GAS
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Al FIRST CLASS WOMAN COOK
wants position in family. O-30. Tribune
r0R3
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

H1GH-POWER MAGAZINE RIFLE,
large caliber preferred. O-57, Trib-
une. r22
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lEp-DINING CAR CONDUCTORS
fn25. no experience necessary, we
YOU. Write Correspondence School
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON,
brass. rugs, bottles. rubber. copper. etc
Utah junk Co.. $40 So. 4th West Phone
220- p1sT2
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FOR SALE
AND ORGANS.

~ H1TA1o11 Z 1<A1NOb <1&SO 0HECfaNSs
E, G. WITZELL, REPAIRER OF ALL
kinds OF musical Instruments SIS Main
St. room 8. Al
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I'D PRICES PAID FOR GENTS
Thing. trunks. valises: money loaned
~ articles Of value. Bell 33iS ~
-nerclal street. oo-o
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WE ARE SELLING SECONDHAND
Buick touring cars and runabouts at
less than two thirds Of the cost price
b19I6
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5UITAR PLAYER TO ACCOMPANY
Whist. advertising in country; good
-1sItlon. A, C, Wallace, 32T So. state.
: o3529
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Fop SALE
FOR Observation-Disclosures

GRAIN AND POTATO SACKS. UTAH
Junk Co. Both phones, 22a. $40 South
4th West n2833
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tSES. ONE TRUMPETER CALL.
i!vyuLal Luard armory, > p. m. sun
p"o"eil r6l5
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wANTED-sITUATIoNs-FEM

WASHING And IRONING TO DO At
home, worl: guaranteed, iicl Forest
la5-Y. 562 r 10th South. ol64S
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AGENTS AND CANVASSERS, HAVE
you seen the new ideal gas lighter. re-
quiring no matches Best little seller on
the market. 100 per cent profit Send soc
for sample; II not satisfactory money re-
funded Write for reduced fall prices for
Ideal kerosene burner with mantle. Best
oil mantle burner on market. at prices
that will sell. Western Light and Fixture
Co. l3S S. Broadway. Los Angeles. sole
distributors for Pacific coast, r3i6
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
no washing. Apply 76 r st. r17l