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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-06

Combs.
Joe Lamb and Florence Branaman.
MAY.
Tom Hicks and Pearl Sanders.
Andrew Jacobo and Cuiine Bruner.
R G. Broaddns ard Leila Hendren.
Lodie B. Raney and alice Snyder.
William P. Crank and Minerva Ann
Lamb.
Earnest Fenby and Maud Mitchell.
Clayton MarSee and Duxie DOrton.
JUNE
Alex KilIion and Lizzie Hill.
Sam Ballard and Hettie Johnson.
G B Basin and Mary Buckley.
James R. Loman and Bitha Jane Lo-
man.
John A. Todd and Tissue Johnson
JULY
Clell Pointer and Lille MarShbanks.
Lemon Irwin and Amelia Simpson.
Frank Dennis and CiSsY Hamilton.
AUGUST.
James Littrell and Mamie Whitticre,
Fl. T. Logan and Mary NJ. Frishie.
Brutus Tudor and Polly Boston.
Hite Gill and Sarah Davis.
Willie Royce and Mary Cox.
Levy Brock and Clary Brock.
Avery KnuckleS and Bette Brock.
Dave Baker aud Edna Payne,
SEPTEMBER.
A. T. B. Breese and Cannie Partin.
J. G. RigsbY and una Wilson.
OCTOBER.
Green Berry Land and Sallie Ann Par.
ker.
T. f. Walton and Mary Askins.
Eugene Dunn and Chastine McKin.
ney.
R. n. BeasleY and Virginia King.
Ellie Davis aud Alma Masters.
James Tussey and Mrs. Malone Tuss-
ey.
w. F. Miller and Cora Leady.
Jesse Ray and Luraine Edgiugton.
w. b. Ball aud Mary S. Davis.
NOVEMBER.
Daniel Wheeler and Oracle Grant.
James r Henry Jr. and Scotia SebaS-
tiau.
Homer Herald and M title Chastine.
Wade Lee and Judith Jim Naylor. ,
James Croucher and Katie X. Hul.
hngwOrth.
Amos PrewiI t aud Zettia Logan,
Joe S. Aldridpe and Lottie Hamm.
j. l.. Todd aud Edith Tat'Im.
Ollie w. Estes aud Susie Meadows.
DECEMBER.
Newton Elmer Anderson anG Hattie
Baugh,
George Gaines and MARY Foley.
j. w. Sanders and Adobe Lee
Walter Moberly and Angie Howard.
George Davis and Addie BOian.
II II. Anderson and Viola Marshbankl
Jesse Upton and Susie Nav Guy.
Aubrey Carter and Mary Roop.
Brownlow Hunley and Mary Delaney
Jim Murphy and Jennie Davis.
Irvine Simpson and Pattie Raw.
Thomas Underwood and Maggie Easor
DR.. Il. Hill and Bette Joseph.
Asbie Hendren and Mary Daley.
Henry Tyree and Mamie Calico,
OtheI East and Pearl McQuerry.
w. B. Durham and Ju.ia Walker Cox
Clarence PeudletOn and Ida Logan.
2. f. Prewitt and Mary Prather.
JANUARY, 1850.
W. B. Burton and
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-06
Announces His Candidacy.
Frankfort NewS)

Robert L. Greene, one OF the best
known lawyers OF this section OF the
State, last night announced his candi-
dacy for the Democratic nomination
for Clerk OF the Court OF Appeals. Mr.
Green was deputy clerk OF the highest
court for twenty years ard is thorough
ly familiar with the duties OF the Office
During the time he WAS engaged In the
clerks Office he knew every lawyer In
Kentucky and was relied upon by those
who had practiced before the Court of
Appeals. Mr.. Greene twice made the
race for the nomination for clerk, but
was defeated each time. He served
last under Sam J. ShackeIfOrd as the
deputy clerk. He has always been a
Democrat and has large number OF
friends in the State who Will rally to
his support.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-06
Records Greeting.

The Record extends tie Seasons
greetings to its friends and patrons
and wishes them one and all happy
and prosperous Year.
We have resolved that during the
year 1911 we will endeavor to make
the Record brighter, better and new
sier sheet than it has ever been. Our
readers can be of very material aSSiS-
lance 60 US in doing this. We have
not on the Record staff large and
efficient force of reporters, as have the
daily papers, to gather and write our
news, therefore we must depend in a
measure upon the public to keep US
posted as to the happenings in the
community. II we have omit ted tn
mention the coming or going OF YOU or
your family or the fact that you had a
visitor, rest assured, il was not inten
tiOnal, we did not know Of il. If you
know of birth, a death or marriage
or you have stranger with you. kind
ly write, phone or call on u and appn'
Sc us of the fact and we will take plea
sure Ia making mention OF IT..
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BUENA VISTA

Guy Eisley Of Spears was a recent
visitor here.
A. II. Scott made a business trip To
Spears last Saturday.
A. J. Christopher Of Somerset has
been the guest Uf relatives here
Mrs. John Poor Is with her sister,
Mrs. Aldridge at Maysville.
Miss Lucretia Skinner has matricu.
lated at Valparaiso University, 1nd.
Will aud M isOn holland spent the
holidays at their home in WoodfOrC
county
Mrs. John Daugherty and son, OF
Lexington, spent a portion Of the hOl
days with her parents.
Mr. aud Mrs. Robert Halcomb are
receiving congratulations upon the ar
rival of sun, Dec. Is.
Mr.. Schrugham, Of Lexington, wal
here buying tobacco last week. He
bought several crops paying 9 To 10icL.
Miss Margaret Askins and brother
Hugh, have returned from a ten day.
visit to their sister, Mrs. Walton al
BrafOrdsvllle.
Misses Elizabeth Christopher anc
Katherine Becker, Of Lexington, visit
ed the family of Thomas Christopher
a few days last week.
E A. Eason has been appointed posi-
master TO succeed Il. s. Christopher
resigne Mr.. Eison entered upun hi,
duties as postmaster, Monday morn
ing.
Ford Buckley has moved his famil,
to Joe Ham lions property and Jess.
Rogers to the house located bV Mr.
Buckley. OLher changes will occur
SOON.
Miss Bessie Bolton, OF Harrodsburg
who until few years ago was a resi-
dent Of this community aud very popl
lar with Garrard's young people, wal
married Dec %, to NJ. Rankin, ,
young lawyer Of HarrOdsburg. TIL,
bride is niece Of Jas. Spiiman, for
merlY Of this place.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-06
School Notes.

The Honor Roll for the fourth month
shows large number Of pupils who
made an average Of ninety per cent
and over, They are as follows:
Eleventh grade: Charles Dunn,
Curry Robinson
Tenth grade Frank finder, Mat
tie Adams, Maggie Brown, Kate
HOltzclaw, Lille NJ, Sutton.
Ninth grade: Robert Arnold, Gail
Acton, Marie Ballard, Elizabeth Col
lier, Lucian Grant, Patsy Kinnaird,
Bernie Lear, Ector Lawson, Robert
Tomlinst Emma Walker, Mary
Holrzclaw. Mary Clay Williams.
Eighth grade. Jennie Cox. Bessie
Cox, Elma Singleton, Jennie Law
renee, Helen Robinson, Viola Tlihble,
Seventh grade: Mae Powell, Ora
Prather. Florence Johnson, Annie B.
Ballard, Stanley Heron, Allen Johu-
son.
Sixth grade: Kathrine Bourne, Dial
ton Rich, Bert Embry.
Fifth grade: Will Rice mon, Char
lie Gilmore, Georgia MSS, Alice Ril.
ney, Annie Powell, Nellie Cox, SaIlie
Cox, Lucy Pollard, Woodruff VIII.
lidms, V META SpOOnamore, Julian
Anderson, Mary Owsley, Nancy Lee
Hagan.
Fourth grade: James Siler, GLADYS
Frisbie, Annie Reid, Christine Sand
ers, John Harvey Estes, Mildred Besl
ley, Mary Lee Lear, Florence Acton
Val Cook, Wilma Henry, RnbinsOr
Cook, Merlyn Walker, James finder
Mamie Williford.
Third grade: Carrie Bell Romans
Clayton Morrow, Bernice Champ
George SwineorOad, Margaret Letch
er Cook, Anna BrittOn M ISIS, Mar
Adams, Bowman Grant, Pearl Dicke
son. William Kinndird, Minnie Ma!
Robinson, Willie Christine Sanders
Hudson Frisbie, Earl Jennings, Cote
man Arnold, Joseph BdllOu, Kathleen
BraLton. Clay Miller.
Second grade: Mary Brown, ia
sephine Burnside, Bradford Williams
Stella Henry. Sue Fisher Respess
Neal Elmore, Mitchell finder, Mtrth
Ward Sweeney, Sallie Pollard, Nal
gret Pence.
First grade: Christine Brown, Ste
la Brown, Lucille Ballou, Eugene Coo
ran, Elisha Carrier, Hamilton Coz
Lawrence Dickerson, Sallie Croo
iGregnrv, Porter Hudson. hubert Hs
gan, Minnie Sennings, e izabetn MIC
dleiOn, Eugenia Moss, William Pa
tin, Bette Respess, Walker Robinson
Russell Sanford, Isabella TerIill.
- Primer grade: Lula Andersen NJ
RE Arnold, Ruth Austin, Saria BLAND
NJ little Lee Cox, Henry Clay Cox, En-
genia Dunlap, Judith Daniels, John
eta Farra. Francis Grant. Jane Has
eden, Cecil Henry, anna Fay KIM
Hester Lamb, Elizabeth Terrill, job
William finder, Yantis Emory, Eli;
abeth Hagan.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-06
Solves A Deep Mystery.

81 want to thank you from the bot.
tom OF my heart" wrote z. B. RAIDER,
of LewiSburg, w. Va; "for the wond.
erful double benefit l got from E &c.
trio Bitters. 10 curing me of both q
severe case OF stomach trouble and OF
rheumatism. from which bad been
an almost helpless sufferer for ten
years. IL suited my case AS thong b
made just for me-" For dyspepsia, In.
digestion jaundice aud to rid the sys
TEN Of kid ley pois0ns that causes rhe.
umstism, Electric Bitters has no equ.
al. Try them. Every bottle Is guar.
apteed TO satisfy. DULY SOC at r. e.
EcRoberts 4 Son. I'm.
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Frightened New Year.

Annie johnson Flint in January St.
Nicholas.
The New Year unused with thought
full face
And small chin sunken In his hand,
And as the moments fed apace.-
--As watched the swiftly running
sand
In Times old hOur-gIass. At his side
The door to Earth stood open wide.
"The Old Year takes so long to die"
He murmured, with sigh, at last;
"Oh, when will come nv turn to flv
Down on the msdnight's rushing
blast
And hear the laughter and the mirth
That always greet the Year on
Earth?"
At lasii at last! the sand Is run,
The New Years reign has now be-
gun,
But alb! upon his startled ears
What clamor breaks! What sounds
he hears
From every factory and mill,
From tugs and steamboats, whistling
snrili,
From pealing bells ana cannons' blare,
From rockets whiszing throug the
airl
The Baby Year half turned to fly
And almost felt inclined to cry.
"Oh, OH" be walled amid the din,
81 wish-I wish-I'd not come in!"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-06
Death In Roaring FIRE
W. B. Burton and

may not result from the work OF fire.
bugs, but often severe burns are caus-
ed that make quick need for Buck.
lens Arnica Salye, the quickest, surest
cure for burns, wounds. bruises, boils,
SOres. 1t subdues irfi animation. II
kills pain. 1t soItbes and heals. Driy
es of skin eruption, ulcers or piles.
Only Csc at b. e. McRuber Is g. Son.
I'm
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-06
Old Soldier Tortured.

"FOr years l have suffered unspeak.
able torture from indigestion, consri-
patton and liver trouble, "wrote A X.
Smith, a war veteran at Erie, Pa; "but
DR.. Kings New Life Pills fixed me all
right. They're simply great" Try
them for any stomach, liver or kidney
trouble. Oulv 25c at r. e McRoberts
& SON. Inn,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-06

"Neither nv sister nor myself might
be living to-day, IL it had not 5een for
"Dr. Kings New Discovery" writes A..
ID. Mcdonald Of Fayetteville, N c., r
r. d. No. 8, ''for we both had fright
fuI coughs that no other remedy could
help. We were told my sister had con
sumption, She was very weak and
had night sweats but your wonderful
medicine completely cured as both.
It's the best ever used or heard Of "
For sore lungs, coughs. colds. hemor-
rhsge, lsgnppe. asthma, hay fever,
Group, whoopine cough,-sll bronchial
troubles, Its supreme. Trial bottle
free. SOC and OIL 90 Guaranteed by b.
4. HcRoberts q Son. I'm.
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Work and Play Each Have Place.

Doctor Eliot. when president of Har.
ward. used to tell the students to fino
their pleasure in work. And to work
as real workers have often found. may
be quite as much fun as to play. But
innocent diversion las it's place in the
well-ordered life of every human be
ing. Those who have no chance to
play are Likely to grow up spiritually
as well as physically crippled They
have been denied their birthright
Providence never intended that the
poorest should toll unremittingly and
the rich should amuse themselves un'
ceasingly.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-06
Rates For Political Announcements.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Circuit Judge

We are authorized to announce Hon
Charles A. Hardin a candidate fOI
Judge OF the Thirteenth Judicial Dis
trIct, at the November election, 1911,
subject to the action Of The Democrat
ic party.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-06

You will miss an interesting AID ill.,
structive entertainment IL you fail to
hear Mr.. Navphe at the court house
next Thursday night In Oriental I'm
preSSions OF America"
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Intuition.

Henry, how do you like my new
hat!" We'll. dear. to tell you the
truth" stop right there. II you're
going to talk that way about it. Henry
I don't want to knowi"
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A Place to Eat

There's always call for good board The hosts of men
and women who do not eat al their table always
on lookout for conveniently located boarding house
where they are assured of well cooked wholesome food
Many man and his family too. like to take an
ional from home and often influenced by
of boarding houses, restaurants and
others tell of their preparedness to meals.
The Tribune Want Columns contain many such items
of and they welcome to hosts Of
people search of neatly served paatabie meals
The Tribune Wants great convenience to many
people, If you have good board and little to offer,
insert little in the Tribune. Do now! Call either
phone. Bell 5000: Ind. 800
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VISIT HENAGER's BUSINESS coll
lege before you decide to enter else
where. Get the best. 40 South Main st 81;
Both phones. dlslS
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MEN WANTED-LEARN TO OPERATE
moving picture machines, great opDor-
tunitics and large salaries: competent
operators are in dcmSnd. We give you
rracticaI instructions and actual exper-
fence. Also help Nou 20 secure positions.
Omen evenings Call or write. Inter
nouG;ain Dramatic Agenc%. @G7 MCINTYRE
bldg co6S
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ABLE-BoDiED MEN WANTED FOR
the y. g Marine Corps. between the
ages OF - and 35 Must be native born
or have first papers. Monthly pay SlO
20 $50 Additional compensation possible
Food. clothing. quarters and medical at
tentior free After 80 years service can
retire witt, - per cent OF pay and al
lowances Service on board ship and
ashore in ell parts OF the world. Apply
ut II. s. Marine Corps Recruiting Ofnce
Rooms 76 and 79 Continental blk, No. p
East I'd South. CO
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LIVERY STABLES
SANITARIUMs

DR.. FREDERIC CLIFF RECEIVES
nervous. mental alcoholic patients. Of
nee. Mcintyre bldg. s. L. City. or Bell
2668-Y. b20
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LADIES. WE CALL FOR AND DE-
liver any loan Uncle Sam. responai
bic cut rate pawnbroker, 30 East 1st So,
Bell oI76 c24l
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational church. We
get you position free OF charge Tele.
phones Ind 1906; Bell bS22. t2IIS
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FOR SALE
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


FOR SAIE-NEWLY FURNISHED
57l So Main c9i2
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IS AND LIQUORS.

II YOU WANT SECONDHAND TRAC-
ton engine. call sec what wo nave
Parker Ballard 400 Atlas block. a2'iV
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Ell sALAH TEMPLE. A. A n -.
,-hIes ular sessions held AZ y; "
Temple. corner Second East Mae
In"ntb nou,n; ne se,od third Wednesday aIa In p
ienS S'" C. 'WV5'"Myping w wing mobiles invited = =
Marriott. Ill. Recorder o'entaIs. J..
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MT MoRlAH LODGE NO. . ? No.
M Masonic hall. second NonaAsND Z
Hon'h Eos, Mer1Ha-. forner First South and ~
tourr!ng members In cood dSes ase ud aud &
vited- Dana T. Smith. " MAnqnlng Ing q
pher Diehl. Secretary. 49, cnriso|
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MlZPAH CHAPTER x1
.: Order Eastern a.
Stated meetings
p. M first siondsy f
each month, Mass-
temple, corner Escs-
East and First EcuiI
visiting members q
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FIRST CLASS FIXTURES AND SHOW :
cases for sale; terms or cash. Apply
Linden hotel. c9l1
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational church. We
get you a position free Of charge. Iele-
phones-lnd. 1866: Bell 5S22. 1850
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YOUNG MEN FROM IS TO 20 YEARS
Of age 10 work after school and on Snt-
urdays Those familiar with delivering
newspaper routes preferred. Pleasant
work; good money. Address N"S4. T1ibo
Cne. p29iV
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WANTED-AMBITIO WoRkMEN
Your work on actual JOBS pays for
teaching trade of electricity. automobiles
plumbing. 5ricklay:ng- Only few months
required: 100 students last four years
Write for Information. United Trade
School Contra citing Co Los Angeles.
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VACUUM CLEANERS


sANTO FOR SALE or RENT; CLEAN.
ing done. Stewart-Gleeson Co. 3s W.
.rc South st. Bell .e0. Ind. TO-. 13lIS
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FOE lent
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

8 ROOMS ON GROUND FLOOR, HOT
and cold water. i2S So. w. Teinpies;s
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woRKINGMEN TO OCCUPY CLEAN.
steam heated, outside rooms. Also
rooms for light h. k IL Broadway, h-blk
east OF Main ST., On LIST South
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WANTED. TWO GIRLS; ONE COOKING
and general housework; one washing;
ironing ard general housework. Call
mornings or after .. m, 6J Cd ave:
c539
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ATTORNEYS.
GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIR CO,
TYPEWRITERS

OLIVER TYPEWEITERS AND SUP
plies. Stewart Gleason Co. SO w End
South ST. Phones-Bcll 2y0. Ind. 702.
1850
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GLOVE MANUFACfUREs

~-~~~~-~>>-~~~~-~-~>> 20 EAST Q
NELSON GLOVE CO.. 6s E an
South. exclusive glove 20 eleapI1
made TO order. Repairing anN g
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LADIES WANTED TO WORK HOME
during their spare time; demand for
our work, reliable firm. ll2 2nd East
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE OF IA II
Wovld-Sall Lake CITY louss 90 81
meets In the Moose cluhroomSi, M
West Temple street. ThufsoA'
Sis O'Clock. --,.r,r T,Ictatp<
s, r. WEIGH. Secreee-S-<<'
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SALESMAN TO HANDLE A HIGH
class industrial security. Address MI.
Tribune b230f
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EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL CLASSES
Labor furnished for ALL purposes
Universal Employment Agency. tsS
b2T54
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Clay KEYEs. ". n
STEWARD, Secretan.
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SEE PARKER S BALLARD FOR ANY
thing TO exchange. 400 Atlas BLOCK;
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HELP

>>~~~~o~~~~~~~~<~~>>~~~
WHITE COOK WANTED: GOOD
wages. Call after II m. 629 Commercial
street. closo
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DENTISTS
FURs AND TAxIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING. IN THE FUR
and taxidermlst line and carry COM
plete stock OF manufactured goods, pay
highest price for raw furs and game
heads r. Stencil Fur Co.. 81 E. 3rd So,
a2182
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TYPEWRITERS OF ALL MAKES FOR
rent. sale exchange. cash or paw
ments. Monarch light touch. best on
earth. Standard folding weight d pounds
for portability Both phones i30. Utah
Typewriter Exchange Co.. sc West 2nd
South. cl0lb
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COAL AND KINDLING
FAMILY LIQUOR STORE


ALL KINDS OF WINES AND LIoUoeS
:or family trade. Free delivery. The
E6 rserman Co.. 23S So State. Bell 569o
Ind. sos. as72l
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W-lNTED
WANTED=MALE HELP

SALESMAN ABLE TO PERSONALLY
invest in company and handle hSn-
class article In exclusive territory. no
COOS
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH :
Ing. trunks. valises; best prices paid.
rs Commercial st, Reply by postal card;
977l Bell. r7I
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NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, with eas. sol Richards ST., nall
block south OF tabernacle. H'"'V
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SECRET soc1ET1r,

Council. No. i5lTMseoosAL SALT LN
Wednesday. X. OF p bam and sou
Third South street. T lss D
regent: u. l.. Jones. secreta ~ ,nninnsssl
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DETECTIVES
SIGNS AND SCENERY

CIIAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST,
brass. Clipped glass. and painted. Both
phones. xo8
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AUTO EXPRESS TRUCK CHEAP: AL
so Ford runabout In good condition,
cheap. 1888 So West Temple. asaSo
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bI461

you ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
mept position. $50 90 month; Trite for
list OF positions open. Franklin lnstt-
tute, Dept. 407-D Rochester. N. Y. blS9o
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,Ii;OG FURNISHED FOR ALL
purposes. Railroad. mines. smeilers.
etc, Employment furnished for all
classes Prompt service. List today.
Universal Employment Agency. 423
West end South. 5e, 5S9S Ind.
b27S5
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ALARM CLOCKS
FLUFF RUGS

FLUFF RUGS MADE FROM YOUR
wornout pets: hrst class work, low
est prices. William J. Kidgway. 55l So;
State, Bell 51S9. 1879
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SECOND HAND STORES


HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HOUSE
hold eoocs. Buckeye Fur Co. l69 w
bits
WANT TO BUY SECOND HAND
goods: trade new for old. Bell 5l45:
Ind 43l- cl099
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NJ ]. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
skilled and unskjlled laborers furnished
80 East 1st South corner Commerclai;
Bell phone 3SSS. Ind 923. pss
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a ARGENTA LODGE ~
~ F. & A. Ma ,o
X temple. corner Seeor0%aa 0aas9.| :,
wv nnd First South strenta -
Tuesday of carh ~. nyI
Members OF sister lodges and IL, mon
brethren. invited. Harry CIarts tsolSnrn.I
Moses G. Phillips. Secretary W.
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MESSENGERS WITH WHEELS: coop
wages, steady work. Postal Telegraph
Cable Co. p-oo-
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ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING, 1G KEN
dali terrace, West Temple, between 10 ta
and 9th South. xlfio
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LYNDs 7 CHAPTER n
l. Order Eastern- A.
Masonic temple.-sis1.
meetings flrst FIS,
each month. Ws,s
members members WIN rccsiys
cordial welcome. "
+: Hartensteln, wv
Nellie T. Spencer. s..
tary.
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR COOKING
and general ,housework; no laundry
work: small family 81 9Th East. c93l