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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15
THE DIFFERENCE

1t has been said OF Boss Clark" the
greatest copy-reader OF one OF the
greatest American papers that his
most salient feature is his individual
ity. He is different from those around
him. That's all.
This great man has also said that
everyone has his own individuality,
but it takes careful culture TO bring
out this. There are no two persons
exactly alike in the world: il is an
existing difference. an individuality
perhaps hidden. perhaps prominent,
that constitutes the different totality
OF each person.
The redeeming feature OF each per
son is perhaps the individuality he
possesses, therefore let us try 10
bring it out into sunshine that some
body may get the benefit OF it.
In newspaper work especially, this
talent should be cultivated. for in this
profession above all others monotony
is dreaded bane which once domin-
ant is hard TO shake off The original
reporter, the original copy-reader
these men can animate the dead copy
and make the copy attractive by orig
inality.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15
STOVES STILL GOING
IN THE CITY JAIL
Although it is Warm Outside
the Fires were in Full
Blast \ Yesterday.
ATMOSPHERE IS STIFLING
Students Visiting There Were
Compelled to Seek
Fresh Air.
ATMOSPHERE IS STIFLING

Although it is May II and most per-
sons are beginning TO feel that the
coal bills will henceforth be much
smaller than they have grown used
to expect the prisoners OF the city
Jail are enjoying all the privileges of
midwinter. a tire was going at full
blast in the big stove in the middle
OF the mems room yesterday, when
Il class Ci univ rrSity students visited
1t. The temperatures was more than
unpleasant. To those who had come
i'll from the bright. clear morning out
side it was sitting. sichening. no fresh
air-just hot. Odorous atmosphere
that could not escape from the prison
The city Jail is composed OF two
rooms. One is known as the men :
room and the other as the women's.
in each ol these rooms is an iron
cage subdivided into several cells fur
nished with double deck iron cots
The women's room was cold and un-
occupied, but for reasons OF fuel econ
omy or something q negOr woman was
locked in Cne CT the cells in the mems
room. TWO negro men and a white
man completed the prisoners. All
seemed 10 be asleep except the white
man. who was hanging up the family
towel. with which he had just com
pleted his morning toilet. when the
class entered
The excessive heat. the none TOO
clean appearance Of the jail and the
odOr from the over-warm prisoners
was too much fOI many OF the women
in the party making the visit and they
FASTENED cut. Some OF the men tried
TO get UP conversation with the
white prisoner and others made
close examination OF the sleeping ne
grOes
The Boone county Jail. which was
also visited. seemed to be q place OF
recreation. In the corridors between
the rows OF cells. two young prisoners
We're enjoying their after-braakfast
smoke and singing. They did not
seem TO mind their dirty quarters. or
the odor OF the place. In another
dark, dirtv. and unsanitary cell one
negro was trying to write b. the little
h3 n oh i.4 Al
window. These inner cells contain
four beds each, but at times as many
as thirteen prisoners are crowded into
one cell. They are menace to the
health Of every unfortunate prisoner
that may be thrust into them. There
are practically nc sanitary arrange
ments. The jail was built more than
fifty years ago.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15
Church NeUs.
Christian Church.

The Rev. NJ. 4. Hart will not oc-
cupy his pulpit at the Christian
church today. as he will deliver
the baccalaureate sermon at the Clin-
ton high school. The Rev. c. NJ.
Sharpe, dean OF the Bible College. will
preach at both services, at 10:45
o'clock in the morning and at o'clock
at night. The North Side Bible school
class will be held at $50 o'clock in
the afternoon. The Intermediate En-
dcavor society will meet at ) o'clock
this afternoon, and the Senior En-
deayOr at : o'clock.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15
F. A. SAMPSON TO CONVENTION
Secretary of Historical Society Read
Report at Iowa City.

F. A. Sampson. secretary OF the Mis-
souri, State Historical society. will at
tend a convention OF the Mississippi
Valley Historical society in Iowa City.
Ia. May -. %, and p. He will give
"a report on the work OF the society
here Mr.. Sampson was the first
president OF the Mississippi Valley
society. and is at present mem
Der OF its executive board.
Mr.. SIMPSONS trip will also in
clude visits 10 Montgomery City.
Warrenton. st. Louis. Trenton. Prince
ton. Liberty. and Kansas City. in the
interest OF the Missouri State Histor-
ical society.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15
Methodist Church

Sunday school at $50 o'clock,
preaching services at 10:45. Subject.
The Supreme Virtue" Epworth
League at o'clock, subject "Empow-
ering for Testimony" G c. Aker,
leader Evening services al s o'clock.
subject. God Greater Than the
Human Heart" Junior church at
10:45 o'clock in the morning.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15
BUILD A NEW CAPITOL.

Visitors to the capitol OF the state
of Missouri are surprised 10 find the
building in such a poor condition
Some parts OF it are absolutely dan
gerous and ought TO be condemned.
1t is out OF date and inadequate in
every way. Its Easements. which are
dark and dlngy. are used for the stor-
ing of valuable records and documents
which ought TO be more securely pro-
tected and more conveniently located
Its floors are becoming warped and
crooked. Everywhere about it. inside
and outside, the signs of the age are
beginning to show. 1t is no longer a
fit dwelling place for the various de-
partments of a state like Missouri.
Is such building as this the best
Missouri can afford? Is this the kind
of building you would like 10 show
your friends from other states and
say This is the capitol of Missouri"
No Missourian can feel proud OF it.
1t was good in its days but its days
of serviceableness are over and in its
place should stand a building repre-
sentative OF the wealth and industry
of Missouri, the imperial state.
You say Missouri cannot afford
new building. Then how is it that
other states not half so rich in mineral
products and resources afford costly
and up-todate buildings? Missouri
can afford it. She is able TO build
capitol costing five millions without
for one moment feeling any evil ef-
fects. And what is more. she ought
to do it. Missouri should erect a cap
itol that will be of service and utility
and pride to the state. providing ade-
quate room and equipment for all de-
partments of its government.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15
Christian Science.
ing service

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday morning at 91OA Broad
way. Sunday school is held at 10
o'clock. AT II O'clock regular services
are held The subject this morning
will be "Mortals and Immortals.''
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15
Calvary Episcopal Church.

The Rev. Henry p. Horton. Rector:
Holy Communion at 40 a. m. second
celebration OF the Holy Communion
and sermon at II a. NJ. Offertory solo.
With Verdure Clad" from Haydins 5
Creation). Miss Mabel Cox. No even
ing service.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15
FROST DISPUTE is SETTLED
Weather Man Tells Webb Cityans
About Damaqino Temperatures.

About Damaging Temperatures.
The frost dispute in Webb City is
settled. The inhabitants there will
have to seek other questions on which
to exercise their powers OF debating
George Recder. director of the United
States Weather Bureau in Missouri.
has written to the street corner de
baters explaining the peculiarities of
frost. He was asked il it would frost
with the thermometer above the freez-
ing point. and if so. at what point.
In answer TO that question Mr.. Reeder
said
Frost will form on some sub
stances when the temperatures of the
air three to ten feet above that sub
stance may be as high as IS or 40
degrees Fahrenheit. The tempera-
ture of the substance upon which the
frost is formed is 30 degrees. however.
The temperature OF bogs and lowlands
frequently falls to freezing when that
OF the surrounding uplands is ten
to twenty degrees higher. This is
the result Of air drainage. The air
next to the earth has the same tenn
perature as The surface OF the earth.
but frequently it is several degrees
warmer few feet above the earth. 3"
Mr.. Reeder also explained the mean
ing of light heavy" and killing
frosts, and told how heat is absorbed
and radiafed
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Regular preaching services will be
held at the Presbyterian church at il
o'clock this morning. and at 80
o'clock at night The Rev. W. W.
Elwans will preach. The Young Peo-
pies society will meet at : O'Clock at
night. The Offering at the morning
service VIII be given to home mis-
siOns.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15

Mrs. c. B. Rollins entertained the
members of the Episcopal choir at
her home on Providence Read last
Wednesday night after an entertain
ment at the church. Dancing. cards
and an old fashioned spelling match
furnished entertainment for the
guests.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15
Catholic.

At the Catholic church only one
mass will be held this morning at s
o'clock. Sunday school will be held
at 9 o'clock. The night service will
begin at 80 O'clock and will be: May
devotions, sermon. Invocation OF the
Saints" BenedictiOn.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15
Announcement.

We are authorized to announce
William T. Johnson as candidate for
,Judgeat-L Large OF Boone county, sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic
voters at the August primary. (Adv.)
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15

Dean and Mrs. c. NJ. Jackson en-
tertained the nurses of the Parker
Memorial Hospital and the medical
students last night. The event was
the regular monthly meeting OF the
Medical society. held in the medical
laboratories.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15
Notes of Society.

The Sigma Chi fraternity gave an
informal dance last night Tor the
Alpha Phi sorority.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15
o. Henry's Stories at Assembly.

John r. Scott will read two OF o.
Henry's short stories at the university
assembly Tuesday. May l..
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15

FOR RENT-ONE NICE ROOM IN
NOVEL; Building. Mcdonnell Bros.
Phone a.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15

FOR RENT-FIVE OR SIN FUR
nished rooms for housekeeping for the
summer, at l Watson Place.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15

across top and "44o yard dash on face
finder return to ". r. Hale, Benton
Hall or 10 MissUurian Office
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15

FOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS. SEC
ond floor modern house. 5lI So. 9Th
ST.. Vacant June 1sJ. Phone 492
Green.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15

FOR RENT-NEW GROOM BRICK
house. entirely modern, blocks from
university; So month; 1Q4 s Vii
liams st. Roy Berry
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-05-15

FOR SALE-BARCAIN on SOUTH
side and also one in west end. J. I.
Denham. 600 Ann ST. Phone 321 Green.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
HELP wANTED-FEMAI.E.

LADIES 70 take the agency for my wonderful.
cslsorated discovery used all over ths world.
how 10 remove wrinkles. 70 acquire the nost
oeanuful complexioa. rosy and fresh Ike that OF
child No competition. a. my process i provost
10 be me hest On earth for Graduating any facs
blemlsh. Easy seller on AccouHt Of the wonderful
testimonials from Thousands OF highly satisfied
customers. which can he shown on request.
Here lies the pSins this Is not an ATticIe which T.
highly praised BY the producer but ia merits
are proclaimed BY NE public. Write either
Enallsh OF German 20 HELEN sANBoRN. CleVe-
land. Ohio. PaEIor y. Y. s. No !.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FARM. iOs acres, 70 acres timber. balance under
eaceilent STATE CultiN Atiun. good stream through
property = mile "a tao tATue ,oWns and Two - j
roads In Hunterdon 60 ]. house and build
tngs In cNua good condition. 70 90 with farm are
40 bushels corn, IS tons bay. SD b4ndlss corn
STALKS. horsr-. cows rs allnF hens. tarn
wagons. rubber tire ROAD AEun. pneumatic lire
surrey Two ,eated carriage. ~ct> double harness
set carriage harness. ~Ct snglc naTn's~. grain
drtu reaper. mower. horsr rake. poss harrnWs
and at necessary farm tOos, this pace u bar.
gain . farm summer home owner rctiring
Wul sacrifice foF SO an inquire NfUN LIN
GER. Gin ton. y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

House IN hne~t se~tion of Rtchmond
Hnl. &. ] . Colonial stylc. IN rooms
and bath hOu-f 0nly years Old.
derofatrd has lATAe. handsome porch.
nardN cod nnish nnely built furnare
hest lo' t0xpo. . minutes from sub
way siation NJ minutes 70 Broadway.
" y owner obliged - 10 West
price H.soO. . bargain. Easy terms.
CAll OF NriH OWNtR. - Maple 81.
Richmond Hill. L. Q
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PICIuRE.0I-E sUnIRnAN nnME.

Oid fashioned hOusr. ntt~d With modem I'M
pros enents. 10 rooms and hath. stram neat open
hrrplare>. gas and cle~tfic nStureS, isicN
Decorated large plot fruit and ,hsd" stable
S. so easy terms Nt'Tl.EN RfALTA CON
PAM. West Nutey. y J and ~ Nassau -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

SUPERB VIRGINIA psf lTH. SIS acre. over
ia0ktng historic Fredericksburg. CoiOntai bftrk
mansion. Is rooms. p~gf~r' COnsiittOn hot water
heat. hath. spring Nssrr, many outbuidtngs.
magnificent she'd delightful sOctai ent iron m~nis.
nothing nner IN south sacTinre price. $50
Illustrated circular SOt't.f. Washing ton. n. &
MARYLAND Beautiful water front Perm.
with Z ntr~ tupdy Of timber. on the Fastafn shoTr
Of Mar and salisbury For fllt part irulara
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MELP wANTED-MALE.

aANK CLEKRs WANTED nv A LARGE
downtown CLEARING HROUSE RANK:
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED CI.ERkS
IN TmKIR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS.
ADDRESS IN own HANDWRITING. CIV
ING FuLE PARTICULARS. AGE AND SAL
ART EXPECTED, q. ". ~ p. %. mo n s77.
NEW YoRk CITY.
ASK ME hoe you can start q profitable mail
;, SSs,ss,s e bone evenings hEAcocK
CIVIL SERVICE Examinations. In New York
Clg Wy h nsslklesni SsNsA s,t, seedl n,
tiO ". Rochester. Y. Y
hEN WANTED QUICKLY oy bls chicago
SsksGER. i,ie s,a.. 81. csisss Sse ''''~'n'e
OFFICE boy BY l.ss. manufacturing concern:
psrisnes u any. N.IF.P.o 3. SoS ssi. T. Yclty.
PRINTING-waassd an Al mAn for foreman in
pessunisy fot AL round msn. general too. book and
SisdiaG preferred. Eddress <. Dos iGs sun once.
RAILROAD cIerh. so: carpet saIe.mAn sion.
she's. 500. eApsase3, two statesmen, 3sS and en-
~ s SsSs cL2ARiN Ss aotcE
houssoa. Tea.
sALEsMAN-waaied = high grade man about
% veam Old. capable of selling Animal Bone
snd sSsk are ssaa hds SrdsT s Mus hsSs
coed Fetsrsnes and give full particulArs with
iSs Tisss party, Address y Dos iiS sSa once
wATCIfdAKER, also 70 act a. sAlesman 10 a
ssas % spssG GsrnSs Hdarsss& u. 30. lie sun "a
aaSsrsiss and ss Ne sssnPlss Write sIIvRK
roN Co. " a. ChIcaso
AGENTS HANTE1.
AGENT. mercAAn, buys our l0io
srtis'ic AZ Bro;h display ssrds an! r,ady made
; S.s P sssS sHSW eap ~sss serlr
AGENTS WANTED Big money. expense,
s1o SS pSsss Po" ops Sarf rsm " our
iss,orE proes sTsa' g,ysp; cssSslSSySe "Rd sam.
baTen. Chicago. 10.
AGENTs.w ASTEp for higa class Beautifully
PStated And lIl1sstaied dollar year woman's
AZ tsahscr,p.ioa' write Ter agents Frss suiSs
IMEnickS NOME MONTHLY y sSTuSs 81.
New York.
AGENTS make sOO's pront selnns our Cold Win
40 varieties; enoTmsus demand catalogue Tree
SULLIVAN co .eDs W Van Buren, St. CnicagO. ln
AGENTS for -Roo.ev~it AirIcAn HUNT are
maEing o day. sveryeoay wants u. exciting
GUAR EbGSATi0S1L 60. Chicago o." VT 6"
AGENTS wanted % sell advertising novelties
q per cent commission. samples IOc. }. Z
KENYON. OWeEO. y. y.
AGENTS 10 ssl stock In going concern on com.
mission. only active men wanted. 4, bon us sun
once
BIG MONEY selling our new gold letters for
once windows and store fronts sample and mar
uCulaFs free. METALLIC SIGN LETTER 90.
sST ~ Clark. Chicago.
VIZ PAY $50 . month sslary and furbish ne
and all expenses 10 In troduce poultry ana stock
POWDER new plan; steady work. BiGLER co
Y as. Springfield Illinois
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non wP ARP opPERrNG AN rSSUM II
St5 an OF stork FOR safe M ostaDiiNao4 maAlel
and tile company ~ Ptttshurg, Pa. ineornax4.,1
under the laws OF pepnaylN aria Tor tllol4NA. ~
amount Invested IN the business up % TIE pI41F1!
time over Nsa.noO. ADD have been est4n14'ed
"a years Approximate yearly business A4AANtn
this u an exceptional Opportunity and 1ps t0n
ssrya i've investors we tnyNse your tnVegil1aN0
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co. ze1 broaoW4N.
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90 VIZ OVER AL on ANY - MON share
q gsQck IN an established nrg lnslFaaee eem paa'
% MiRneapotls par value Of stock $40 pnr ehafH
ard selling a. Si5n lngesttgate nte neqYnhc'
companies and yDu viii hnn they pay 81 hlgh q
N per Cent year dlSidends. Iha ~ Gsest
ere Insurance companies. not one N8444 We
~ year.. send Coz ful particulars 90 repro
McpoNALp. WIGoINs co. % nseaaway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

OFFER ALL OR ANY PART Of an isspe q
$40 oi - preferred stock In Nel e&iahilshn1
finisning Com pAny lOcated sho8 distsnee tsYM
New NoTk Coalp0uys assets aMeuns 20 eo41.
Sss.0QN Parties purchasing STOCK uliMlaa t1n
neat 10 days ain pkrticlpase IN dlvidead Ia N4T.
naRy 10 we'll establlshcd ami on eoe1 f1f-
care OF the Increase Ia businsss. nartiss iHtzf
ested In same ara Thoroughly reliable a1A % fonF
indor'iaS the absss sssss A. ale Mvssli,ssi
and invite your inNesAgAlfoa. FOR mn pafNtn-
MelIoN a. wIGGINs CO. ss7 broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

tS0 INVESTORS ARP LOOKING for sonnl
aAfe Industrial stocks nat Assure lncHeaam
Vai1es and return uberal dtNtdenoa p n.pcA
holdcra. the ANAL capltaliRa ton. s0tlnd yaf9eAs
prncucAl mAnAKemcnt Of tho Aa%sachneot4 <9r
bon Company. ORGANIZED under the laws % MA4ee'
chusetts. insure additional prOtecuon W $3.50.
holdcrs and their per cent Cum iaufe pNaftHr.a
sunrk presents M Ideal that CONSERVATIVE anYa1-
logs are lnokmg for. s0o shares are ousrsa ~
IeDSoNAi.D .wIGGINs CO. 2AT REoaawas,
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4 20 ACRE poultry and fruit farm for
sale. on main road. high and dry. within
two miles Of depot Of RldgewoOd Ad-
dress A. X. NELSON. Ridgevood. Y. J
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mo- WE OFFER A LIAIrEp NUN1kN %
shareA for sale IN an eStabusbad oualmea1 % wee
York has been establishes zoe cver ~ ye4rss Anr
has paid lTs its sioak for 10 uea4ns outE sNntf
Of bar value 500. VII stand sirctdas inse&1
HeDoNALD.wIGonSs CO.. 50 Rsa4a~ssN
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SPABRIGHr. Y.
i@ Cottages 10 rent for season 1910. 400 -
~ 40 rtyeT front lots for sale easy tcrms
y. HALL PACKER
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lOS WE OFFER FOR SALE ell or anT Raie
Of an issue Of st0otaU hFsf mortgage 81 1e-EpRr
bonds of an established coal company. nnB ~
operation and seiting over sooynoO OF Co.'s 81
ulonth. the above COMPANY nANe invested ever
Eno.1co m cash for machinery. property. etr..
company'g asarts over 81 lhgAtWl 0eooMku4Au1
Of bonds ~ .0Co. this 10 a sA4e inNeNtmenl eq4 W
tnvtte your investiFnflOn. Fni nnn paftle4l4z9
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LONs. ISLAND REAL E.ST ATE FOR SALE
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SITUATIONS wANrED NALla

VOTING MAN 10. "a years win silk enc
satin mouse. desires position utth chance fog ~
ansrmrut. can FURNISH bat ~ rsterSnrse and
az. The BrWun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

FOR SALE Sine room house o1 TOxiTT hne
shade trees i've minutes wAlk "a train trolley
h~st locstton IA south Boua1 1rOok. PARTICULAR
Apply DRt.RiCH Bound Bruok.
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WE PAY 1sO . month salary and furnish ria
and all expenses 10 In troduce poultry ana stor /
POWDER new plan; steady work. BlGLER co
Y as. Sprtngne Illinois
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InOR REeF.

JrsT MOVE N. IArSr store Nt,h rooms and
hAih. rn OCEAN ag.. jersey fft5, completely
httef with shelving aud countFrs aBd suitable
FOR dTB gpofs furniture. huslnrTs centre. W
e COLLINS Real EAtats. iiS DantOrth aV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

BIG MONEY selling our new gold letters for
once WtndSNs and store from sample and mar
tCulars free. METALLIC SIGN LETTER 90.
sS7 y CLARK. Chicago.
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dIAWE OFFER ron SALE = limited a4MesE
OF sharr~ IN the t7k Aogntatn Mining hnAaH
COMPANY par Vaiue of stock 81 ~ per allnrus ans
Tor a period of - DAYS vih oneT ssurk AZ ese -
share stock originally soid for t.I5 per chars
This l. an ezcepilona Mining odnr, and 10 tAkH
pleasure IN recommending came eafe md
conservative inVestInenL We have mll par
tiyulArs Including maps, photographs. etc. ans
acDoNAiD MiGtsINS CO. .s7 Brcadway.
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POULTRY Farm. three acres. seven room
/ house barn "A miles New York one mile 10 y A Il.
Seatan: mAradaz roads. 5. S0p. touring car In
ciudsd Boa 77s. SomeFyiiie. y. J.
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GTTY REAL ESTATE.

nOmOUGH 90 HRSOKLTN-FOR :
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EXPERIENCED real esta r. man 70 ioin oaneeEa'
permanent Interest giVen part expenses 1Ae 20
aSn nsou thiyi oniy lnNrstEisnt required n ssfww
only MASON. Boa IO0 sun uptown once. 80
Broadway
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AGENTS 10 ssll stock In going concern on com.
mission. only active men wanted. a, bon liz sun
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ulOl OFFER fog sale about ic0.fDO shaFos Of
siock IN a PRODUCING miniug company, OF Netesla.
over SOuO Of ore IN sight. thousands o. dq1nfa
already spent for development work: this - IN
exceptional mining PrOpostiOn and Ne mvia
your lnves tor
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fig Orer Sl0Nn stock selling al par sion Per
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green house benches COS cred by patents and now
doing rood business FOR til pa iiculars apply q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO, 81 RrOs6Way.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Ntne room house. all
improvements a. MiddietoNn. J. y
SW ACKHAMER. lea Liberty 81 View YORK..
HIGHLANDS. n room Cottage grounds. troll
les sllWO. ti0D down. So monthly ACkFR.
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MEN WANTED QUICKLY BY big Chieag,
mali order house 70 distribute catalogues. adver
Use; 81 90 weekly: 5000 expense allow ance
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90 MONTHLY and expenses to collect nam
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ton Co. ~ Chicago
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aANK CLEKRs WANTED nv a LARGE
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THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED CLERkS
m TMKIR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS.
ADDRESS IN own HANDWRITING. CIV
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