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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
EcKARD CHAPEL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Love, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Are, were the guests
of Mr.. Vim. Lawson and wife, We'd
nesday.
Misses Carrie and Bertha Beabout
were calling on Ora Jones, Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Mabel Wiley was visiting
Virgie Love, Wednesday.
Mrs. V. H. RawsOn was visiting
Mrs. ]. NJ. Jones, Tuesday evening.
Harvey Rayburn, wife and dau-
ghter, oma, viii Rayburn and wife,
Miss Dice Rayburn and Harry Fog
lesong were the guests of Alex Rifle
and wife, Sunday.
Rev. Capehart preached an inter-
esting sermon at this place Sunday
evening.
The Harmony school will close
Friday after a most successful term.
Those who attended the party Civ
en- by Will Eads and wife in honor
of their son Claude, we're: William
Lawson and wife, Mrs Robt. Gibbs
and two sons, Misses Carrie, Dicie,
Della and Lena Rayburn, Zelma and
Oslo Gibbs, Carrie Beabout, Ora
Jones and Virgie Love, Messrs. Boyd
Howell, Lewis, Geo. and Roy Rifle,
Harry Foglesong, viii Beabout, c.
H. Greenlee, Orris Roush, Curt Yea
ger, Donnie Rayburn and Clayton
Sebrell. All report a pleasant time.
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LEON ROUTE No. 2.

Howard Greenlee and Harry Krebs
were business visitors at Stevens Mil
last week.
School at Rocky Fork is progress
ing nicely under the supervision of
Chas. Stephens.
Rev, a. S, Rifle was a business
visitor at Waterloo, one day last week
Willard Greenlee has moved to his
farm, lately purchased from H. F.
Smith.
G. W. Rifle and wife have moved
to A. W. Rifles farm, near Water
loo.
Those calling on Sarah Rifle Sun
day were Lu Rifle, daughter Bertha
and son William, Belle Greenlee and
daughter.
Isaac Rifle attended quarterly
meeting at Yauser Chapel Saturday
and Sunday.
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Reuben Mcdaniel is on the sick
list this week.
PLINY.

H. Fetty, the champion tobacco
%sorter, has been sorting tobacco for
Robt. Barnett and John Steele the
past two weeks.
Chas. Rucker, of Marietta, o., was
the guest of Moses Farley and family
last week.
Willie Tanner and Lewis Steele
were visiting friends and relatives at
Huntington, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Goodall is still improving.
Mrs. Frank Holley has been very
i'll for sometime.
JEFF Steele was calling on his sis
tiers, Mrs. Eva Meadows and Mrs.
Minnie Smith, Saturday and Sunday.
John Wheaton was calling on his
parents nea Upland Saturday.
Miss Ada Tanner returned to
Fraziers Bottom Monday to resume
her school duties after a short visit
with her parents.
J. L. Steele purchased two Poland
China pigs from NJ. W. A. Meadows,
of Glenwood, last week.
Nip Sturgeon was calling on his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Sturgeon, Satur-
day. Mrs. Sturgeon has been in
poor health for some time and is not
improving very fast.
W. S. Tanner is going to Illinois
in a few days, where he has employ
ment.
Anderson Wright and family spent
Sunday with VIM. North and family
of MERGERS Bottom.
H. Foggin has returned from a
visit to his father in Ohio.
Sam Garvin has moved on Jos.
Richards farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steele went
to MERGERS Bottom Sunday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Long.
Mrs. Robt. Barnett was calling on
Mrs. John Steele, recently.
Ira Barnett has moved on Frank
Young's farm.
Rev. Prunty filed his appointment
at Mt. Carmel, Sunday, and has an
appointment to fill at Barton Chapel
next Saturday and Sunday.
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OLD

Rev. Fisher filed his appointment
at Pencil Sunday night.
Miss Carrie and Inez Somerville
and oke Borgess. were visiting at
Robt. Someville's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knapp and
Laura Carder were the guests of Nam
cy and Kathern Rifle, Sunday.
George Musgrave and Jas. Stew
art were the guests of W. 7. Noble
and family, Sunday.
Joe Stewart and wife e the
guest of Agnes Stewart and family,
Sunday.
Andrew Stewart, who has been i'll
is some better at this writing.
Dicie Fisher spent Sunday with
Leva Stewart.
Misses Lena Brannon and Pearl
Knapp were visiting Don Gardner
and family, Sunday.
Curt Rodgers and his mother spent
Sunday with Don Gardner and fam
lily.
Alfred Berkeley and family spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. E. J.
Berkeley.
Miss Clara Yeager was visiting
Miss Ruby clendenin, Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Yeager, who has been
i'll is some better at this writing.
Grover Stewart, teacher of Mis-
sion Ridge school is i'll at this writ
ing.
Cora, Katie and Ruth Yeager,
was visiting Eva Fowler, Sunday.
Miss Lena Brannon and Pearl
Knapp spent Saturday and Sunday
with Willie Brannon and wife.
John clendenin and wife spent
Sunday with Lew Rayburn and
family.
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MODEL SANITARY COW STALL
Wlodom Of Building such Quarters fer
Dairy Animals az Are Easily
Kept Clean Emphasized.

The demand for pure milk. pro
dueed under sanitary conditions. Is
constantly Increasing; and to produce
such milk It is necessary to have
clean cows kept In sanitary stalls"
says Prof. C. A. oeock OF the depart
ment OF agricultural engineering at
the University Of Wisconsin College
Of Agriculture. In Bulletin No. 1s5 Of
the Agricultural Experiment station.
The wisdom Of building such quar-.
tiers for dairy animals as are easily
kept clean has been emphasized 70
Gently by the agitation resulting n
pure food laws and a public sentiment
demanding a higher grade Of milk and
better products from dairtea Most
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The dance given by Mr.. and Mrs.
John clendenin Friday night, was a
grand success. Those present were
Messrs. Harve Berkeley, VIM. Noble,
VIM. Machir, Harry Maehir, Albert
JamisOn, Fred Stewart, Ted, Lum
and Norman Lathey, Race Foreman,
James Stewart, Oscar Bass, Willie
and George Richard, Alvin Slower,
Robert and Sidney Fadely, Misses
Bette Berkeley, Maud Stewart, vii
lie Maehir, Sadie and Zena Lathey,
Indie Fadely, Bertha and Gertha
Noble, Margie Knopp. All report a
good time.
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MASON CITY.

Miss Anna Lewis, one of Point
Pleasant popular school teachers,
'ent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
i'd Mrs. V. A. Lewis.
Ray zirke left Thursday for a visit
g relatives at Marietta.
Joseph Icenhower. Jr., who is one
a the trusty engineers on one of the
J. S. battleships, arrived home Fri.
lty to be at the bedside of his faith
e, j. c. I~cenhower, who is poorly.
Miss Mayme Moore and gentleman
lend from Columbus, were the
It guests of F. NJ. Boso and family
'1nday.
Bells of the South" that was
given by the Ladies Aid Society of
he N. E. Church Monday night was
great success, the house being well
DIVIDED and the ladies did remarka-
ly well. Miss Mae Bletener assist
i them with few of her fine songs
.hich are always appreciated.
j. ". Carey, agent at the B. &
!. station, is i'll of appendicitis.
Miss Willie Ruttencutter spent
eiday at New Haven.
Morgan Blake has bought the
'roperty of DR.. n. L. Dearman, and
low the Doctor will move his family
the Brown property on Railroad
treet.
Mrs. Smith Richard and little dau-
Inter, of Graham Station, were the
uest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
thomas Ryan last week.
Fritz Hudson is poorly with ty-
ahoid fever at the home of his par
.nts, on Front street.
Several young people from Hart
nd and Clifton attended meeting at
ne U. B. Church Sunday evening.
Brig Icenhower, of Clarksburg,
asas called home by the illness of his
ther.
Miss Florence Knopp, of Clifton,
'ent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
homas Mason.
Miss Amelia Bailey left Friday
=yening for Parkersburg and will re-
Urn home Sunday as to be here on
IOnday to take charge of her school.
Sign your communication. Ed.
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HENDERSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson were
sitting Mrs. Gibson's father, Mr.. Z.
ilain, of WyOma, last Thursday.
J. S. Henderson, of Five Mile,
vas visiting his sister, Mrs. ]. A.
wilson, Sunday.
Born, to Isaac Morrow and wife,
eb. 18th, son.
Henry Perry was called to Park
rsburg to see his nephew, who is
ritically i'll.
John woodward, of McKeesport,
the guest of his brothers, James
ID Sam woodward.
Our country people took the ad-
lntage of the snow Saturday, the
'nsequence was, our streets were
lied with sleighs and sleds of all
iads, and our merchants did a
irving business.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
DRYS AND VETS
STRUGGLE ON THAT ISSUE IN MANNING
TON.

Warrington, W. Va, Feb. 10
The municipal fight is now on in
e~arnestin the city of Warrington,
that city last night entertaining two
political conventions and nominating
two separate tickets which are to be
voted upon at the next city election
which takes place on March n.
The dry convention of the city was
held in the auditorium of the public
school building and consisted of
about $50 delegates. This organi-
cation is known as the Peoples Par
ty. J. W. Flowers was nominated
for Mayor.
Fred Beatty, one of the best
known and most popular men in
Warrington end of the county was
nominated by reclamation by the
Citizens Party of Warrington to be
its standard bearer in the coming
municipal campaign. The citizens
favor license.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
FEAs BRANCH.

Mr.. Henry Wise is improving
slowly.
Mrs. Laura Meadows is n . better
at this writing.
Mrs. Thomas Clark of Milton,
who has been visiting relatives here
for the past two weeks, has a sick
child.
J. c. Perry preached at Christian
Valley, Saturday, Sunday and Sum
day night.
Alton Mccoy, was on Guynn,
Monday, on business.
Mr.. R. E. Davis and Charles
Wise, was at ]. D. Keister's, Sun
day, on business.
Miss jamie Fox was visiting Essie
Meadows, Saturday night.
Several of the schools of this COM
munitv will be out Friday, on ac-
count of shortening the term three
.aL
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ARLEE.

Mr.. and5Mrs. Plants, Okey Wiki
er and wife, were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Snyder, Sunday.
Miss Edith and Lula Plants were
visiting Miss Mona Wilmington, Sun
dav.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burn Myers were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. vansickle, last
week.
Abner Terry, who has been very
i'll, is much better, we are glad to
report.
Those who were on the sick list
last week were f. W. Mayes, j. B.
Patterson and J. E. Irwin.
Jesse Woods and wife were the
guests of Virgil E. Hereford and wife
last week.
Van Fadley has purchased a fine
horse from Pearl Snyder.
Mr.. and and Mrs. Young Shirley
and daughter, Rilla, were guests of
Eliza Taylor, last week.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
METHOD OF FILLING THE sILo.
Plan for Temporarily Holding SiIaae
as It Settles Gradually Into
Plaee-Not Expensive.

A stave sIlo. 12x24 feet, with a S
foot concrete base is a good one. 1t
would not be expensive, while 1t would
answer all purposes. A good plan Is
TO raise eight studding on top Of
slaves and spike Xxi inch plate on top
OF these. Have some kx6 inch boards
sawed and bend around the studding.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23

a number of the Mt. Rose school
children are expecting to attend the
last day of school at verndale, Feb.
IS. A fine time is expected.
Mr., and Mrs. okey wilker were
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Plants
last week.
Mrs. Isaac schloss was visiting
Mrs. James Lanier, last week.
Our school is progressing nicely
under the management of Prof. j.
E. Irwin. He is highly appreciated
by the patrons of the Mt. Rose
School.
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.gETRUcTIONS TO CORRESPONDENTS.


Write on one side Of paper only.
Sign every Communication you send In,
not for publication. but for our benefit.
[afl your letters 50 they win reach this Of
aoeno later than Tuesday morning.
Confne your letters TO the hAppcuIngs In
your immediate neiEhborhood. Dono ten Us
otso and SO calling on his best girl Sunday.
IA death occurs In you vicinity. Eive us
an the facts in the case. Do not content
zoarsef with merely saying that death car.
zied OF the party.
Self addressed, stamped envelopes viii be
faruiShed al correspondents. upon request.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23

This would hold the silage as 1t set
ties into the slaves below and brace
the studding as they support the roof.
Any o braces inside the circle
would not allow the silage to settle
properly.
The roof would be rather fat and
covered with some kind Of roofing "a
Der.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
ZAP

Mr.. NJ. A. Badgley was attending
ourt last Thursday.
Mr.. Samuel Turner is trying to
mt a farm for the coming year.
George B. jenkins from Ten Mile
US visiting friends at this place
iday and Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah c. Badgley received a
tier from her only brother living,
F. P, Meadows, a few days ago she
ad not heard from him for several
ears, they supposing him to be dead.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23


Rubie Richie is visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Jividen, this week.
The people of this section are pre-
pairing to SOW their tobacco beds as
soon as the snow is of.
Mr.. Willard Stevens is travelling
this section contracting for railroad
ties.
Mr.. John Harmon, of Mudlick, S
moving to his farm that he bought
last fall near Gap.
Mrs. John Harrison is poorly at
this writing.
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Mr.. Henry Wise is improving
slowly.
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FARMS FOR SALE

FARM FOR sALE-6So acres on Coosa river in St. Clair county; 250 acres in cultivation; good 7-room. 2-story resi- dence and tenant houses; fine water good health, 250 acres of this Is fine river bottom worth at least $40 per acre. The upland Is smooth and lies well. This farm will pay the owner this year 5000 In rent. Are you look ing for an investment that will net you 25 per cent? Let me prove 1t to you. Come at once and see 1t. We will take $SO0O cash. It's just miles from town Monday or Tuesday and see 1t. J. l.. Aders. Pell City. Ala.
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WANTED-AGEiNTS-

AGENTS S-Nameplates, signs, numbers, readable darkest nights; easily sold, profits large; samples free Wright Supply Co.,, Englewood III.
 AGENTS-Heres the biggest snap yeti Don't pass it You can easily sell our silks. dress goods. shawls, waists, dress skirts, battenberg, petticoats. underwear, etc, at half merchants prices. Your credit is good; free sam pie outfit-no deposit; biggest com missions; exclusive territory. Write today for big free catalog No. 225 and samples. Schwartz Importing Co.,, St. Louis Mo. 9-18-2t-su for our free catalog It talks for itself select the thing you can sell best; big profits; write today. Western Mfg. Co.,, 42 River street, Chicago.
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WE need three good salesmen, experience not necessary: easy selling proposition. paving from $60 to $100 per week clear 3N Lumberman's Bank Bldg, Houston, Tex.
 COURT stenographer $2oo. blaming mill foreman SIPS. dry goods clerk s1oo. book keeper lumber. $1oo; sales manager s10o and commission. Business Mems Clearing House, Houston, Tex. COMPETENT district managers with capital and ability; exclusive contract for exploitation of completely new de- signs: a revelation In gasoline lighting Gloria Light Company, 11S6 Washing ton Blvd, Chicago.
 s1oo MONTHLY and expenses to travel and distribute samples for big manu- facturer; steady work. S. Scheffer, Treasurer, P-1. Chicago.
 wANTED-Raflway mall clerks $500 first year: promotion to $500; examination in Birmingham November F; common education sufficient with our coaching Full particulars free with position or money back offer. Ask for | oklet To N A. Earl Hopkins. Washington, D. C. WANTED-Man. must be willing to learn and capable of acting as our represen- tative no canvassing or soliciting good income assured. Address National Cooperative Realty Co.. 700 Warden Bldg, Washington. D. c.
 WANTED--15 lot salesmen; nothing but hustlers need apply: have the best sell ing proposition that's ever been offered. Call Sunday afternoon or Monday morning. 614 North 22d street. Call for W. H. Cross.
 IF you want to become travelling sales
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BUSINESS CHANGES

EVERY advertiser should have our ad- vertising rate book; tells all about ad- vertising, mediums, circulation, closing dates and rates; worth dollars; mailed for 10c; folder free. Dearborn Adver- Using Agency, 341 Dearborn St., Chi CagO
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WANTED-Capable business man to take charge of office of responsible manu- featuring institution in the Birmingham district; must purchase s5000 of stock
 paying per cent dividend. or retired party; best reasans for selling: must furnish best of references. Z-6e, care Age-Herald. 9-13-14t
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BOOKKEEPER -Bookkeeper and office man for corporation requir- ing close attention to detail; must be thoroughly competent and hard work CT, with experience; good pay to right man. who can do the work. Apply by letter, stating experience references. present employment and salary expect ed; no attention to letters that do not give exact information Address RIA Age-Herald.
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.QNE CENT 4 WORD.
A WORD |0NE GENT A WORD 9N!

RATES-One cent n word a days no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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 WOULD you marry If suited? Matri- moniaI paper containing hundreds ad- vertisements marriageable people from all sections, rich, poor, young, old. Protestants, Catholics, mailed, sealed, free. F. J. Gunnels, Toledo, O. S-7-5t-su LADIES-When delayed or Irregular, use Triumph Pills; always dependa- ble; relief" and particulars free. Write National Medical Institute Milwauk Wis. 9-11-2t-su LADIES-If you are married or expect to be married get our formula. Saves worry and trouble. Three months sup ply and formula shipped you In plain package for soc. Not necessary to state pacticulars when ordering. The Els panola Company, Amanda, o.
 LADIESESend 25c for catalog, "Ee- crets for Women" and box Dr. Baird's remedy; safe. speedy regula- tor. F. Baird Co.,, Dayton, O.
 KNOW your destiny. your past and en- tire future told by astrology; send birth date and 12c stamps. K. Clark, 210 West Fist street. New York.
 MARRY one that suits you; many wait ing; all ages; honest business. Partic- ulars for stamp. Prof. DeStill, 445 Elm st., Buffalo, N. Y. 9-1s-2t-su FOUND AT LAST-Cure for epilepsy, St. vitas Dance and Falling Sickness; two weeks supply of medicine sent free; write at once. Kiro Remedy Co.,, 261 Detroit St.. Flint. Mich.
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SALESM EN-Our sideline men clear s a day while waiting for trains. A thor oughly high-grade. dignified proposi- ton that any salesman can easily place with retailers in any line. A sideline you will delight to handle. Write now. M. H. Mathews. 1201 Thomas Bldg, Dayton, O.
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A HIGH-CLASS proposition for the right man; should make $50 each month. S-71, care Age-Herald.
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wANTED-To hear from party with 5000
 or 5000 to invest in good, profitable business: this will stand closest inves- tigation and if you have money earning
 less than 25 per cent will pay you to investigate Address R-46. care Age Herald 7-U-tf-su PATENT your ideas and make money Send for my new book, How to Get
 Them" Best service. Joshua R. H.
 Potts, lawyer, Washington, D. C., Chi
 cago and Philadelphia. s-4-4t-su STOCKS and bonds sold; corporations
 organized and fnanced commissions moderate; established house. Post Box 1922, New York. 9-11-5t-su s2ooo-We will lend you 5000 under cer- tain reasonable conditions. and agree
 that you may repay the loan from the dividends on an investment which we will suggest Continental Commercial Co.,, St. Louis. Mo. 9-11-13t-su WANTED-Old defaulted railroad and
 other bonds. Send correct names and
 date of issue; also price asked per
 thousand dollars, to Investor care
 of Rudolph Guenther's Advertising
 Agency, 115 Broadway. New York.
 WE are in position to offer issues of
 stocks and bonds for sale for corpora
 tions. J. N. Sechrest 6 Co., Brokers
 s2o White Bldg, Buffalo. N. Y. 8-19-6t CAPITAL furnished for meritorious en-
 terprises; stocks and bonds sold on
 commission; facilities for incorporating
 and reorganization of companies. For
 particulars, Johnson 6 Co.,, Bankers,
 Madison and LaSalle Chicago.
 YOU can sell anything by our quick sale
 and exchange plan. Particulars free The Buyers Guide Pub. Co.,, 225 Dear born st., Chicago.
 ASSOCIATE with eleven honest men and | make much money; only honest invest ment ever offered: your chance is now. D. Y. Seaman. secyy centralia, Ill. | WANTED-Physlcian as partner; $700C year guaranteed; want man of | character and ability not opposed to
 advertising 5000 required. Address W-73, care Age-Herald.
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FOR RENT-Front room for gentleman in private family; furnace heated and bath, near Twentieth street car hne'
 1S-3t-su-tu-th
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good solicitors; s25 weekly to right parties; none others need apply. Address Box 427. Birming- ham, Ala.
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TWO furnished rooms new house, Cray mont Heights, excellent neighborhood; gentlemen only. Phone Main Bs6, or address KIP, care Age-Herald.
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FOR RENT-Two connecting upstairs rooms, front view; hot and cold water and electric lights; block from car line. Apply to Mrs. Vaughan, 2oO0 12th ave-, N Bell phone 2548.
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WANTED-Combinatlon drug and soda
 clerk of some experience. Inquire at
 Five Points Pharmacy.
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IF you want to become a travelling sales man, write for particulars of our system.
 The Bradstreet System, Rochester. N. \. e-1S-2t-su-tu
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WANTED-Special boys with bicycle, and bundle wrappers. Apply at once Floor Manager, Ferd Marx Store.
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WANTED-Bookkeep small mine, near Birmingham, $50 per month to begin with; answer In own handwriting, and wreferences. Address x-7sr care Age Herald
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WANTED-1igh grade salesman. one ia
 miliar with selling bonds. Address N-72 AKe-Herald.
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LARGE and small room, nicely fur nished; house screened. 2420 9th ave- hue. 9-13-St
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LovEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB
 Want an
 Assistant Floor Manager. Prefer a young man acquainted with the city. and with some general experience in a dry goods or department store. Ap- ply at once to superintendent.
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TWO connecting front rooms, nicely fur nished for light housekeeping, with gas stove and everything complete; close h. 1901 Fourth ave. .t
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WANTED-Young man to open branch and manage business as his own; expe- rence unnecessary. For full particu- lars write Benedict Co.,, 1s45 E. Pacific St. Philadelphia Pa.
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WANTED-Ten carpenters; must be first class finishers. Apply 1898 1st avenue, or call No. 74-R, West End. E. D. Stephens.
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FOR RENT-Three rooms furnished for housekeeping; one large front room, nicely furnished, electric lights, hot and cold water. 1525 9th ave. Peoples phone 1883
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WANTED-Physician registered in Ala bama, experienced In gynoclogy: prefer one understanding electricity; must have best of habits and appearance.
 Apply at once. Room SO5 Farley Bldg.
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WANTED-A printer: young man who can do all-roupd work in country of flee. Permanent place to right party. Address Standard. Marion, Ala.
 9-15-3t-eod