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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-09
A $-o.'.'
oraD Dime

Why spend dollar when l0c buys q boz
IF CASCARETS at any drug storef Use
as directed-get the natural, easy result.
Saves many dollars todsted on medicines
that do not cure. Millions regularly use
CASCARETS, Buy a box now-lOo
weeks treatment-proos in the morn
ing. S0S
CASCARETS zoe a box Hor q weeks
treatment, all druggists. Biggest seller
in the world. Million be xcs G nth.
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And people who do as they please
seem to get along just about as well
as those who are always trying 70
please others.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-09

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BkOhO QuiniDc Tablets
DruEgtstHrcfund money II II fails to K. w
GROVE BigpRture b On each boz. &c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-09

Most concerts arc 81 right, II there
are no cats In them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-09

It takes more than mushy manner
to make one a minister of the bread
Of life
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-09
OWES.
HER
HEALTH
To Lydia e. Pinkham' 8
Vegetable Compound

Y g &c I a D lie CON-
pound and Sanative
Wash have done me.
l live on a farm and
have worked very
hard. / am forty
i've years old, and
an the mother of
t thirteen children.
Many people think
IL strange that l am
not broken d 0 w n
with hard work and
shn nnrn &c INV fay,o
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-09

Farms for Ront or Sale on Crop pay
ments. !. MCLHALL. Sioux City, Ia.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-09

Men are known by the good they do
rather than the goods they have.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-09

Mrs. Winsl, - Sootbir" syrup for Children
teething sOt,cns tie ~ s.juccs inhp;nma
ton, alays pain. ourc7 cG,i". 2Sc IL bottle.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-09

Love making IS one kind OF cold
weather picnic.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-09

Even n stingy man loosens up when
asked for advice.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-09

What n deal OF grief, and care, and
other harmful excitement does a
healthy dullness and cheerful inseusi
bility avoid ThaCkcray.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-09
important 10 Mothers
Dlsapprovlno Constituent.

How is your member Of congress
spending the holidays?"
"Doin nothin' at home instead OF IN
Washington"
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Fi0RlD. LAND FoRsiLg Colony csta shed IudlvId-
nal hUotmeuts. Cooperative development. Aue-
sian wells Industrial College. H. DisspsA Ru,kIs TIA
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FREE Transportation fiorids and Return.
Mail names five i.CG buyers. This ad has value.
rite Florida Lana Syod!C cate Jacksonville. florida
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17

The Young people of Georgetown are
preparing to give a large dance here
Thanksgiving night.
Plans are now under way for the erec.
ton of about fifteen or twenty houses in
the little village of BLADES, just across
the Nanticoke river from Seaford, one
man, it is reported. preparing to build
about twelve. This village is making a
more rapid growth than any other place
of its size in the county.
John West, of this town, has resigned
as principal of the Blades school, and has
accepted a position with the National
Biscuit Company.
Miss Helen Lohand, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William c. Lohand, of Lewes,
and Frank S. Carter, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William p Carter also of that
town, somewhat surprised their friends
at Lewes BY the announcement of their
marriage which was performed in Phila-
delphia last Friday. The groom is an
engineer in the U. S. Navy.
Rehoboth after being without electric
lights on the streets for several weeks
because of the poor patronage given the
local plant, the commissioners have at
last awarded a contract to William Truitt,
the owner of the plant, to place twenty
six lights on the streets to be burned
until midnight each night.
William Prettyman, OF Stockley, four
miles south Of this town. has rendered
his resignation as freight and passenger
agent.
Some of the members of the local cas-
tie of Golden Eagles will 60 to Rehoboth
to-night (Friday) and aid in the institu-
ton of castle at that place. 1t is be-
lieved that the Rehoboth castle will have
at least IS members to start with.
The annual meeting of the Delaware
State Granage will be held at Lewes
December II.
1t is understood here that movement
is under way to make RehobOth winter
resort for residents of Wilmington, Wash (
ngton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Pitts /
1urg. The residents of the resort are |
lgitating better railroad facilities in order
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
BURRSVILLE.


! Rev. George Hardesty, of Stevensville
! preached at the NJ. + Church Sunday
morning.
/ Mrs. Charlie Outten, of Harrington, is
Z visiting Mrs Tilghman Harvey.
Mrs. Mary L. Breeding is visiting her
sister, Mrs. James Breeding of Hickman
John Lister, Roy and Louis Chance,
of Chapel Branch visited Enos Cleaves
on Sunday
Mrs. Coursey Hammond and sister, OF
Frederica, and Miss Mary and Laura
Thawley, of Clinton's Branch, we're the
guests of Miss Eva Thawley on Sunday.
Arthur Cahall and sister, Ethel, of
FELTON,, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Paris
on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Harry Ramsdell and
children and James Stevens, of Denton,
were town visitors on SUNDAY.
Mrs Enos Cleaves and Elma Jacobs
visited the formers parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Vim. Chance, of Chapel Branch, on
Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Hollsinger and
little daughter, Dorothy, of Ridgely,
visited their parents Mr.. and Mrs A. /.
Russell on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billings and little daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, of Hobbs. visited Mrs.
Elizabeth Russell on Sunday.
Miss Margaret Thawley was the guest
of Ruth Harvey on SUNDAY.
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
LINCOLN CITY NOTES

The Box Social, which was to have
been held this Friday evening in the
town hall, will be postponed until futher
notice, on account of sickness.
Amelia the wife of Foster Pierce, died
on Tuesday, Nov. 18th, after a lingering
illness of several months of tuberculosis,
at the age of IS years Funeral services
were held on Wednesday and interment
was made i'll the Lincoln Cemetery. She
is survived by husband and one child.
r. H. Derrickson has been appointed
by Engineer Mustard to iii the vacancy
of ]. E. Gray, as an Overseerer Of the
road
The sale of J. Z. Gray, which was
held at his residence on Saturday, was
largely attended and the good prices
were paid for what was sold.
Many of our farmers, who had not
taken their white potatoes out before the
heavy frost, had nanv of them, which
were near the top of the ground, badly
frosted
On the first day Of November, while
my team was hitched in front of the Dry
Goods Store formerly owned by VIM +.
Deputy, someone by mistake put pack
age in my carriage. Owner can have
same BY calling and identifying package
George r. Cleudaniel Lincoln, Del
Frank Warren, with number of
Others went rabbit hunting all day We'd
nesday, but we understand that he in
no way violated the law The law is
that YOU shall not kill more than six rab-
bits in one day. G.. R.C.
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
BRIDGEYILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Short spent Sat
urday and Sunday with friends in Den
ton, Md
RAYMOND Harper and wife, Lee Neal.
all of Hurlock Md, spent SUNDAY with
Mrs. O L. Layton
--Robert Elliott and wife, Of Washington.
ID c., have been the guests of his par
enta, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. ] +. Harris and daugh-
ter, Mrs Harry AXE, have been spend
ing few days i'll Philadelphia.
Mrs. Leon Cannon very delightfully."-
entertained the Tuesday Night Club last
week Mrs. + w. Ellingsworth enter
tanned same at her home on Maine street
this week.
Very little doubt is now felt among
the Republicans of n. w. Fork hundred
but that {. P. Swain will be our next
u s. Marshall
The match race which has created so
much excitement took place Tuesday at
the driving park near town. The race
was between the three best horses in
town owned by Dr. L. M. Cahall
Mercury Red Wing, " Erasmus
Jones Golden Rod . Edward Adams.
There IS a great rivalry between the own
ers but to-day the question was settled
Red Wing, owned by Erasmus Iones.
won three straight heats out of five.
Each owner had 500 up and the winner
vas to receive the $500 and so per cent.
OF the gate receipts. The other money
70 be divided among the three horses
that hlled in between heats. Congratu-
lations are extended to Ms. Iones
Time lst heat, 2.36H; End heat, 2.354;
3rd heat 2.34.
> The following have been regular in at
tendance at Sunnyside School during the
past month Helen Butler, George BIT
Ter, Lenexa Wiley Lillian Wiley, Ida
Wiley, Luther Shockley Norman Shock
ley, Blanche Van Valkensburg, Norman
LOhand. Mae Lohand, Harvey Lofand,
Bessie Morgan, Frank Morgan, Oscar
ratman and George Harris.
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
Beautiful Shoes for
Women.
nAAeRR For
-S~as Women

Queen Quality" Shoes, as styled
by Abbott's, have taught hundreds
OF clever Milford women a lesson
in economy. They offer all the
daintiness, freshness and smartness
Of shape. and even more comfort
and fit than lots Of very expensive
shoes Let us show you how, in
Queen Quality" without hardly
any extra cost. you can have two
pairs of shoes where you had one
pair before.
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17

that persons from these cities can go
there without so much inconvenience as
they claim, is afforded by the winter
schedule.
State Detective Fred Walls. of this
town, has two of the largest hogs in this
section. Each, it is believed, will weigh
at least 500 pounds by killing time
A thief entered the home of Mrs. Char
les T. Jester some time ago and stole her
watch
Grand Master Workman Ezekiel Cooper
of Dover, came here Monday night and
installed the newly-elected officers of
Georgetown Lodge No. Is. A. o. L. w.
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
GEORGETOWN

Work is rapidly progressing on the
bridgework across the pond at MillSboro
at the point where the DUPONT Boulevard
is to pass.
The chestnut crop in Sussex county
this year is the largest for years.
Wesley NJ. Z. Church has a choir
made up of twenty-five children.
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
Boys, Suits.

Yes, we do big boys clothing business
but we want to do more, and to do more
we know we must produce the goods. .
And we have this season. We can say
with pride that we have the best suits
and coats for the money that can be made.
Our boys clothing is worth look be-
fore YOU buy.
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
SWEATERS.

More Sweaters sold this season
than ever before. And why not ?
as surely the colors were never so
pretty. We have over one thous-
and sweaters on our tables to-day.
We can fit and please you at every
price. Sweaters for every member
of the family, from Baby to Grand
na
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
Rugs! Rugsl

We now have the largest line of Rugs
that we have ever had. The new rugs
all come out in November, yon know, so
we waited and picked from the new de-
signs. They are handsome patterns and
you should take look at them.
of course, our famous low prices hold
good on these new rugs.
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
$3.50 Misses
Coats $3.50

Full-length model on mannish
lines. of fine quality novelty
cheviot, in black, brown and
blue. Straight back. box plated
from waiste down. Extra deep
shawl collar Of self-colored broad
cloth, with novelty pointed back;
turned back cuffs. Coat button
trimmed.
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
FURNITURE! 1!
FURNITURE

They Furniture sales Christmas are beay. % I'VE b
pared heavy You know FURNITURE DEPARTMENT our
baby department. look after with constant care and attention.
n get SICK We teed with the best things we can find
to make it grow and healthy and you will come take l
at this baby OF ours will what beautiful baby and how
grows" ~
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
Christmas Furniture
Now On Display.
Our 127th Wednesday BARGAIN Dav,
Sc. and 1Oe. Dept.

Sc. and Zoe. Dept.
S9c silver plated table ware, 1oo
z5c boys flannel waists. iSe
l9c boys heavy ribbed stockings. i0c
lOc women's stockings, black & tan 81
Shoe Dept.
Shilds Sl.75 high top shoes, S3-1I. Sf as
Baoys lSc soft sole shoes, for Wed ioc
woman 5 81 gun metal dress shoes. S1 4S
special lot womens warm lined shoes oac
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
Furniture Dent.

SIS Bed Room Suit, Wed. price p 90
s37 so leather parlor suit 3" 32 sal
$1,000 Near Brass Bed 9S|
$1,000 Mattress al
Clothing Dept.
soc men $ fleece lined underwear, $50
SOC men $ elastic ribbed a.
8 pair mems extra heavy work hose 2Sc
l9c all wool hose, extra heavy. l2Ic
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
On Display in Furniture Room
Men's Caps

urely this is a great cap season, and
have been on the job with the caps
wanted. We have them coming fresh
! the manufacturer every week, and
please, as the sales show.
25e to sI.oO.
aud hundreds to choose from
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17

$16.5O Polo Coat Rsyfois & &Faa3 dou5iis
'front.' buHonhim dloose
O pi olr rand broad
urn akcufs
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
We Sell the Celebrated
Standard Sewing Machine

Standard Sewing Machine needs introduction as it is
from Maine California No machine stands higher on the
ke than the Standard We have the agency for
for Milford and will carry big stock of them Our prices on
famous machine will be surprisingly low as we buy them in big
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17

New models for misses and
little women; fine mannish mix
lures in gray-and-white, brown
and-white, ,black-and-brown; new
Umpire back coats; front button
ing in English fashion, with extra
broad revers and mannish notch
collar; skirts with panel front and
back, side plated from knee
down.
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
Price
Dry Goods Dept.
5Oc to $500.

c. D. ABBOTT & co.
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
ABBTT&C
'aTlgS In MEMS and W0MENS UNDERWEAR
c. D. ABBOTT & co.

Here You Can Find Truly Magnificent Display of AT That's UE
AVarety Univaed Anywhere Made More interesting Through
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
The sale will iake place at the lots on
Saturday, November 18th, 1911,

should II rain or storm he sale will take place
on the fOllOwii & Saturday, december End.
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VERY BUSY SESSION
AHEAD FOR COUNCIL
soLoNS HAVE MUCH BUSINESS
FOR TONIGHT.
Finance Committees Report 70 Be Big
Feature-May Have Lively
Opposition.

The official call for the meeting Of
the city council tonight was issued
last evening by Mayor {. c. Schmidt
\ large volume Of business Is 20 be
considered by the solous. and the SEES
sion will probably be an unusually
interesting one. Perhaps the most
interesting feature will be the report
Of the finance committee. which will
tell az its efforts 10 raise sufficient
money 20 conduct the city govern
m,rt for the ensuing year. The cor
poration tax provision IS likely 70
meet with some strenuous opposition.
some az tile provisions of the amend
ci Tic usc tax ordinance are also
booked FOR attack on the floor Of
council
The supplementary appropriation
ordinance. authorized 10y the last ses-
sion. viii De- up for passage. and will
probably have mo- opposition. The
various appointments of the Board
Of Control viii Doe presented for APP
prval Otter business viii include re-
ports Of real estate and joint commit
tecs. ordinance fixing the time Of reg
ular meetings. resolution 10y l.. +.
Nolte in regard % crossing bells. the
bonds 90 Chairman Alexander and
other officials. petition from j. s. Gal.
,aghcr. petition from Or. Iedrick and
license court.
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tFimatcf .hccrfuIy given ana ,rrI-
M.fh promptly attended Gu. 2guT -fnp
Hne street hci Phone. 2-f.L it's.
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Redemption Of Bond Notice.
Rsdomption Of Bonds Notice.


OF tie drawing for redemption Of
!.ou.s ~ tie Loan OF 1855 OF the city or
Wheeling.
Notices hereby given BY the Commits
rlonerS 90 the Loan Or 1855 OF the city
q Wheeling West Virginia, that on
Jun" -. 1871. pursuant 10 the require
Wents % the Ordinance 81 said CITY
passed May -. 1855. entitled An Ordi-
nance 60 provide for the issue and sale
% Bonds OF the city Of Wheeling To be
known as the Bonds % the Loan OF 1858
ana FOR the redemption and payment
thereof an. providing for payment into
tne city Treasury 81 certain amounts
from revenues Of the Gas and Water
Works. the following dies cribed Bouds
issued under thc said Ordinance were
dHl} determined by lot by said Cointuia-
sioncrs Tor redemption and payment on
the first day Of July \. J.. 1871. TO Wit.
Bonds OF $500 0o--PriucipaI each num-
hcrod az follows. T7-6I-3c-IO3-7s-Ts-3
Total $4,000 90
Bonds % 81. 600 01-Trfrcfrsl ,o~b
NUN 1ered as follows. 30-3O2-c2S-
Total. 100000
said Bonds so determined viii he re-
deemed and paid a. the Bank ~ TIE OHIO
Valley IN tie city OF Wheeling West
virginia. on and after the first dav OF
July. 1911. and said bonds 80 determines
VIII cease 20 bear interest from tie last
named day and late
I.AWf;ESCE F. SANDS.
u ". PETERSON.
ALFRED CALDWELL
commissioners OF tie Loan Of 1883.
je-l5-hw
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of the drawing for rcdcfnrtl0r - the
W Hir street hrliEe bonds DIST SeriesJ
90 %" 'Ift OF Wheeling.
Nntres hereby given bv The Cornrrl s-
sinn'rs ~ the Main street BRIDGE
lonas Gsf Seric-l tr4t on June
.. l'ii. pursuant Q, the requirement,
~ 'h. ordinance - taid city
its-,I lit. 14y ef Iareh. 1880. en-
iti"i IN ordnance g. provide for the
is-l. and sale of Hpnds or TIE CITY ~
w ."".irv tp Do" known as the Main
street bonds fl~t S'-i"rI nnl FOR the Re-
l'rrf 100 4rI payment thereof" The
Following Described Bonds issued t.naar
sai- Ordinance were fl'y determined ly
l.' D.. snli towuiss Iorers fpr re.icrrti-
unh .nl payment ou the first day Or
JLly. 1911. fn-v't.
F.rf q 500. 900 .TrIu.Irti fer
ifH1i 90 $500 on Principal frq
St'i Bonds sa determined Viii DO 70.
deemed lut paid az fhc Bank ~ tho Onto
valley il fhe 'Ify of Wheeling. West
virginia nu and after the sail first i4v
- I.lf. 1911. aud said bonds o. deter
rircl HI.l csHr. GU bear interest from
i.r .Ast mentioned 1ay arf 1ate
J.. D. SANDS
4 MTfrFE
u 1N PETERSON
CON miss. 1rrrs ~ fte Main street IfrIf-s
loan. let Serfra fe fE.hov
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BANKRUPTCY ORDERS
Robert Judge Appointed Receiver in
Hume's Case-Order 70 Sell
Justis Goods.

Robert Judge was appointed tom
porary receiver yesterday in the
bankruptcy case o. Henry D. Hume.
of W"iIsburE. hy Referee ! William
Cumuius The appointment was
made iu order that p"risnah,c goods
might DC sold s meeting OF credit
tors was held IN tho case of j. s jus.
us. o. Fairmonf. and Trustee T. %
Cars kadOn was ordered 20 sell tho
properly Of the bankrupt.
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coon PAM roR sA1r

160 acres. good land. well located VOL
Nateref First class dwelling. GOOD
large Dnrn ana Out-buIldiugs Near In
proved road. church. school, telephone
sirahic farm
!. c. BOYD. Administrator.
Rural Route ?. Barus sviiln. OHIO
sell --f-fy-r1
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MANIFESTATIONS

WAITED Positions by young man ana
VIE as butler. driver or garden worker
VIE good cook and house worker NJ
ttn4lN. Address j. Carlos l. % Roy
o''' wheeling W. Va je-26-j
AoENT-1oGng man wants situation s..
ascnt - ran Insurance cofiI.,af. q. 80,
slNe seod references. Apply or address
free Employment Bureau. I43 lGfl 81
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Hotel FrOnieDac

Tie most Popular -,
two famous piers. a..
tipiis, modern. high-c
as TIE best. cauacit
very special terms OF
Gp daily. sat. Co Mon.
ocean rooms. metal Do.
phones. superior tab
Vice. table supplied
pure Watei. san Itary
overlook tie ocean an
let.
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Grand Atlantic ROiel

VIRGINIA AVE. NEAR BEACH
anu steel l1cr. open surroundings.
capacity 500 Hot and cold s-a wnter
baths. Large rooms. southern cNposur.
Elevator 20 street level. extensive
porche-. Special Sl2.5O up weekly. $3.50
w daily. Booklet. coaches meet trains
COOPER & LEEDS.
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FOR SALES horse power, passenger
eutomobile, IN good running condition.
neN tires, five lamps and generator
S1I5 cash ~ taken at once. p o, Box
llS' New Cumberland, W. Va 60
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ReSortS-Atlantic City, n. j.

TIE ROSS5YN. 40 MOUNT VERNON.
Between III. and Kentucky
AYES. one square from Beach IS week
IS and az. Bathing from house
J. MckECHNIE. owner
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HOTEL IROQUOIS

So. Carolina Ave. and Beach. Most cen
trial. close TO all attractions. Capacity
500, private baths. running water in
rooms. elevator, music. white service.
Noted FOR its table. supplied direct from
farms Special. Si2.5O up weekly. $3.50
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FOR SALE

<OA SALE cheap tor cash. Victor talk.
ing machine. cabinet and records cali
SIT som. or address H. VI. X. 1905
Main 81. city. fe-osf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Barber shop. good business.
Ep-to-dste. AT bargain for Quick
buyer. Population about 1900 ,sre
Davies. the lntellircncer fe-I5-tf
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HOTEL MAJESTIC

St"e. lier. center OF
view capacity 300
baths. white eer,.i
table. special $40 up
Booklet.
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WANTED-FemaIe Helm

I'd Girl for general houseWork
Itn V.ohlng no washing. good WAGES
J. Front. llO9 Main st 60,
ANHEo-lsadies make supporters SD
ulnllsheo- stamped envelope FOR mr.
y. uiars. wabash supply 60. bent T.
- ae". je24-s
ern. 3+5 Main ST
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Phillips House and Annex

Mass. Ave. and Beach. Atlantic City. y.
j. Elevator To street level open all
year. I. L. PHILLIPS.
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WANTED-Mafe Helm


~ ~ I'd Two or three first-class Storl,
Nai"snen. Proposition Will stand t...
PInIucer ana cannot show results do -
$nSWer. Address Magnolia Dii ..6nn,r,,.
, mon Trust Company. L MON Trust hid.
farkcrshurE. ". Va.
"ANfED-1 ouuc man about Il to u
ears 'i aF" To- work IN stock room
"it4 ABOUT store. great opportunity Tor
- auremcut. J. -. McCr1rt e." 90 90
Market 20
cry and sales boyr. 10 Work 1900
ssnooL Apply at Circulation Depart-
mem inie!ligencer. between and q
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POULTRY
MISCELLANEOUS



seasE0ro EEcursious
. Ni.Auf. '.ft. Cope MH.. and Df. 81
Jcr-"t tHaFt Resorts. June 20 July ~.
'.-' D. D. and september -. va
'ltHt Us ir.t Lines Bct partI.gIara
from local r ksf Agents
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n ". FAHEV. Mastering Contractors
fri.mHfcf .nfcrfulIF given and .nr-aIr
M.fh promptly attended Co.. Z4uT trfno.
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FUHNl s-URE-t-y notstrrca rep.tres 90
PACKED, carpet laying ECkHoff =
stg4imsh ifi Las 81. Nat pro-'s
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Let Us - Your Tuzsor We -,.ao. 100.
ard alte. iadief and cents. ra-r'a-ts
suite made 90 order. 50 ul 49, III
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
CHs.l pail Tor cast or cIo7alar. Write
n. LEVY.
NO 1887 MARKET s., wheeling. ". Va
PAT En- is ::: :.''; KS ;s;,.. 3; e; e
bo0slet OF infes-
= = DvELAP. S. s.1SH L iss,
80, -i'-'- Nhesiina. v. Va
We collect Had bills. rruy and sell
nrd oNecufci Wo affgrt 49,
!n-he coAectious on a comm .sslos 49,,
Z, We Aeenry sos Board % Trade &c.
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