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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-04-27
To Protect Paxement..

An effort will be made at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. to have an ordinance
drawn up to protect the new pave
ments, which are now often cut up
soon after they are laid. The idea Is
to have property owners notified be-
fore pavement is laid so that they
can make necessary pipe connections
and then to prohibit the cutting up OF
pavements for period Of five years
after they are laid.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-04-27

The appropriations made by
the 9 fferert states for Improved
roaaa have been wasted to
very large extent. New York
has huiit about $50 miles of i'm
proved highways. Pennsylvania
, perhaps ore-tnrd as much And
neither state nor any other SO
far as We know has made proper
! provision for thor maintenance.
Here is where the waste comes
in. hiore millions will be vast
ed unless sonne plan of keeping
state roads in repair is put into
) operation soon. No sense in
building costly roads and then
letting them 60 to pieces for the
) want Of attention at the right
time.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-04-27
Prosperity For Muskooee.

Musllogee, Okla. recently took a
half holiday for the purpose Of rails
ing u bonus for an Industrial company,
Of which Governor Haskell is the
head. of 100000, which guarantees
the location of five factories employ
ing 1,5oo men. The governor was
there in person. and when The mass
meeting closed $215,0o0 of the bonus
had been subscribed. This money was
subscribed without single bank in
the city being asked for cent Ten
banks called upon supplied the re-
naming $4,000. The contracts for
five factories have already been signed.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-04-27
Discovered Long Before 81. Au-
CUISINE Was FOUNDED.
CLIFF BUILT, CLOUD SWEPT"
Famous Indian Village Visited by Di
Mia and Coronado About 1539-Lo-
cation on Mesa Is Hard to Reach.
Cathedral Still Standing, and An
oient Sports Are Held Annually.

Acoma, an Indian village in New
Mexico, has the distinction of being
the oldest Inhabited settlement In the
United States. st. Augustine. the
drst permanent European settlement
planted within the limits of the Unit
ed States, was founded in 1860
Acoma was mentioned as early as
1889 by Fra Marco di Mia and was
visited by members of Coronados ar
my in the following year, twenty-five
years before st. Augusllne's period of
foundation. EARLY Spanish chroni-
clers have designated its population
at that period as high rs 6,000.
Every traveller Of greater or less de-
gree traversing the southwest has
heard of this 1.-THE most wonderful
aboriginal city on eaIth, cliff built,
cloud swept. match!es,' 1t is built
on great oblong rocky pedestal ris-
Ing nearly 400 feet above the plain.
The Indians built tits pueblo evil
dently with the intention of resisting
the attacks OF tho Navajos and
Apaches, who for many years made
war upon this peaceful people. In
1910 Coronado and his band Of con-
quistadors found this little village SO
impresnable that it was only after a
| long siege that he was able to accom-
| pGsh it's capture.
Town IN Terraces.
The village proper consists of three
parallel rows of adobe houses, three
stories, terraced tn form and about for
ty feet high nearly hundred In all.
In these dwellings lives population
ot about COO people. Entrance to the
houses is made by ladders over the
roof, passing through paBsageways to
tho lower floor or into the second ter
race by doors or up to the third ter
sBco again by ladders.
II Is said that tho senior members of
tho family live In the ne'st story; the
daughter nrst married gets the second
1srrace and the second the third ter
race All other members have to 60
sasswhere or 1--we With the old people.
The most conspicuous and interest.
ing building In tho pueblo is the an.
stsk adobe cathedral, which stands
nsar the edge on the east side of the
n,esa. In this church a priest now
holds services occasionally. The church
- said to be several hundred years
old-built some time in the year 1900
ana until in recent years the tribe bur
led their dead under its floor. Now
tbsx psa the court in front Of the
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-04-27
church for that PURPOSE.

church for that purpose.
The building is of Spanish mission
STYLE with two large towers facing the
front, each Of which contains q mas
slve Spanish bell. These bells upon
close inspection proved to be retained
in place by numerous buckskin thongs.
In this church hang many paintings,
one Of which has caused bloodshed and
strife. Its possession is believed by
the Indians to insure good fortune and
plentiful crops, so 1t Is naturally covet-
ed by other tribes. Several times it
has been captured by the Laguna In
dians and was recovered by the AGO.
mas only after bitter struggle.
Saints Image Guards Sports.
The two streets Of rock meet In a
sort Of court, where all hestas and
tribal ceremonies take place. The
main dance, which takes place early
in September, is preceded by services
In the church. Afterward the wooden
image of the sacred saint" borne by
four braves is carried In front of the
line Of parade from the church to the
dancing ground, where 1t Is carefully
put under guard until the dance is
over, which is at sundown Two sets
of dancers grotesquely attired, male
and female, dance alternately all day
ut the same time singing an extending
thanks to the Good Being for their
crops and prosperity and asking that
| the coming year be favored with plen
| ty of rain and good crops.
| ~ dow Yy,olo,,c, ord
| other edlbles are distributed freely to
all who are present. Inside q tenn
porary inclosure of cornstalks and
| green branches is placed the "sacred
saint" At the entrance to this hut
two Indians with loaded rifles stand
guard During the parade from the
old church to the plaza where the
dance takes place there is a continu-
ous firing Of guns and revolvers, said
to be for the purpose Of frightening
away evil spirits.
One OF the events Of this day of cere
monies is q Gueer race by two sets
of runners chosen from two factions
of the tribe. Tie AcoIna Indians, like
the Hopis. are Known for their endur-
ance and Geetnese OF foot These
races are usually from a distance Of
from ten to twenty-five miles, and
the time Is to be wondered at when
one remembers that each set Of run
ners have to keep ahead Of them a
| short stick.
They are not allowed to touch the
stick with their hands. They must
use their feet only, taking It forward
as they run by continually kicking 1T
with their toes. Each stick Is about
three and half inches long and one
inch wide and Ia 80 decorated that
each party can easily tell the one be-
longing to It.
unsiahtIy Hitohlns Post.
Abilene, Kan, has a mayor who IS
| trying to do few stunts for his city
that will take it out Of the rut OF old
fogy towns and make It pleasant
place to live in. One thing he has done
is eliminating the unsightly old hitch
ing posts from the main streets. OF
course the farmers need places where
horses can be tied, but these can be
provided in alleyways and side streets.
The old hitching post has always been
nuisance, the cause Of 6lth ana mud
holes and battered payementR
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-04-27
T. COLEMAN DU PONT MAKES
s1,O00,0OO COED ROAD OFFER
Proposes Highway 1903 Miles Long and
a Hundred Feet Wide.

T. Coleman du pont of Wilmington.
to the state of Delaware for the con.
structon of a modern highway the en-
tire length of the commonwealth. The
distance is 103 miles.
Mr.. du pont wants the road to be
100 feet in width but his advisers
have URGED him to make the width
either sixty or eighty feet
The matter is the greatest that has
ever developed in this state in con
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-04-27
PORTION OF A MILK EXHIBIT.

Of size In cherry frames. The In
scriptions We're hand lettered in a uni
form style with the important words
emphasized. Along with the pacards
were milk basins vessels for storing
and handling milk and various styles
OF apparatus used on farms and in
daires. The right way is often as
easy and as cheap as the wrong way.
aud this exhibit will have an effect In
throwing safeguards around one of the
principal articles of food.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-04-27

me one illustrated and you will have
Ii .lse ton road roller at cost ot
ah2a 500
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-04-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Mary II Mann. deceased
Notice is hereby aiyed by the administrator
OF the estate OF said deceased, to the creditors
of ana all persons having claims against the
said deceased to exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers within four months after the
tirs publication OF this notice, To the said adj
ministrator at his residence in the city OF Hur-
ley. in Turner County. South Dakota
Dated April 81, 1911
Charles f. Andrews.
A27-4t Administrator
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-04-27
Administrator
A27-4t

When medicine must be given to
young children it should be pleasant
to take. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is made from loaf sugar,
and the roots used in its prepared
give it flavor similar to maple
sirup, making it pleasant to take.
1t has no superior for colds, Group
and whooping cough. For sale by
H. j. Pier.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01
CANADA LANDS.
CANADIAN SCHOOL LAM

CANADIAN SCHOOL LAND to ex-
change' for merchandise stock, or
norses; 5000 acres of school land sit
uated in southeastern Saskatchewan,
prairie land and all near a railroad.
part OF 1t under cultivation and rented
for this year, all can be broke with a
steam pillow: our equity in this land
is $4,000, will trade it for a good clean
stock of general merchandise or for
good work horses; the balance of the
payment on this land is $4,000 with S
per cent interest; would like to dispose
OF the whole block together, but will
divide it at an advance price; if YOU
are interested in this write me for
IuFtner particulars or come up and
see me; this is land we own and can
give a deed at once. Will Scranlin,
Halbrite, Sask., Can.
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WANTED TO TRApE-one twertv-

WANTED TO TRADE-One twenty
six horsepower threshing outfit COM
plete with new separator; made clear
$I750 last fall, worth $3.50 cash.
trade for quarter of western North
Dakota land. Have thirty horsepower
five passenger automobile, new, cost
S1,400, run 500 miles, in perfect con-
quarter western North Dakota land. +
own these goods myself and prefer to
deal quick and direct with the owner.
] have interests on the coast and must
so there soon so describe your land
and terms in first letter. so that / may
make appointment with you. Address
1873, care Forum.
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COLLECTIONS WANTED.

COLLECTIONS OF good, bad and in
different accounts, claims of any
description collected anywhere; we
get your money for you. Drawer II,
Tsa1aAAatnn N. -.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED--Live agents to sell Judith
Basin and Musselshell Valley, Mon
falla lands Write us for particulars
Munger Curry Land Co., Lewistown,
Mont.
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Personal.

SECRETS FOR WON EN--send 2 cent
stamp for catalogue Of special rub
Der goods. remedies and toilet neces-
stiles. Fairbank Supply House, Dept.
ais III, so Wabash avenue, Chicago.
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FREE illustrated book, tells about over
100000 protected positions in u. s.
service; more than 10000 vacancies
every year; there is big chance here
for you, sure and generous pay, life
time employment, easy to get; just ask
for booklet. C539. No obligation. Earl
Hopkins, Washington, d. c.
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500 ABLE BODIED young men, II to
40 years old, good character, for
steam and electric railway service,
complete preparatory, home course of
study at low rate, takes but a few
weeks; good steady position await
ing; state which course decided. Ad-
dress Railway Service, Box $50. Fargo,
N. d. I'D
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WANTED-A hustler, who means
business and can furnish q $500
bond to take agency for Athletic Tea
Co., goods at Fargo; good PROPOSE
tion for hustler; call at 314 Eighth
avenue north, between $3.50 and 1880
Ap. m. John II. Dolan, manager of
Athletic Tea Co.
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WANTED-Registere assistant drug
gist in small town in North Dako-
ia; must have good references; single
man preferred; good opportunity for
man wanting practical experience;
state lowest salary, etc. Address Thos.
lennon, Buford, n, D.
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TEXAS LAND.

SELL TEXAS gulf coast irrigated
lands in heart of artesian belt.
monthly payment plan; we plant
onions, Strawberries, figs, oranges, Gull
ttvate market crop and deliver when
in bearing; proceeds from crops
guaranteed to meet deferred payments.
Ldberal commissions to experienced
statesmen. Texas Land Development
Co, 916 Commerce building. Kansas
City, Mo.
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REIMBURSEMENT FoR SALE.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS soil 70
trade for runabout auto in sood
shape or for cash. Address Box 1s1.
Minot N ID N'
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FOR RENT-sToRAoE Room.

WANT ED--Stove and household
furniture for storage. Phone 17s6~L.
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AN EXPERIENcEp ahstracter 1rh,

AN EXPERIENCED abstracter who
has the shortest system for abstract
books. easiest and quickest for running
titles OF real estate, enabling one abb
stracter to do the work OF three, with
more accuracy and saving of time,
desires to engage with parties about to
open new abstract books, in new coun-
ty; also familiar with the mortgage
loan business; may take interest in
the business after one year; best ref
erences. Address Practical Abstract
er, 127, care Fargo Forum.
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INVESTORS OPPORTUNITY

lSOsh farm al actual cost
land
FRANK Ma write
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MEN WANTED-Age 1895 for fire
men 800 monthly, and brakemen
$50 on nearby railroads; experience
unnecessary; no strike positions
guaranteed competent men; promo
ton. Railroad Employment Head
quarters. over 400 men sent to posi-
!tions monthly; state age; send stamp.
Railway Association, 144 care Forum.
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FARM TO RENT.
FARM FOR SALE.

LANpS-s500 per acre made growing
ngs for preserves on the islands;
orchards on easy monthly payments.
sea Island Orchard Co.. Charleston,
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FOR SALE-Farm horse. "t""r
quire 62S Ninth street north. Phone
1890
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WANTEp-Live representative wifi

WANTED-Live representative with
salesman ability and some capital,
for unoccupied territory to take agency
of large motor truck company with ma
tional reputation; highest bank and
commercial references, who have per-
fected a motor truck during the last
four years at an expense of over $780,
900. that for simplicity of control and
economy of operation is admitted by
experts the best on the market: these
trucks are being used by largest firms
In the country; right party can net
$4,000 to $4,000 a year. Write for
territory; investigate this opportuni-
~. Nothing ever offered has the same
possibilities. The motor truck BUSH
ness Is the leading industry of the
country. 1t will require from $4,000 to
So, 0O0--that is secured at all times--to
handle an agency. State territory pre-
ferred. George G. Miller Co. 701-703
Pabst building. Milwaukee, Wis.
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WANTED-By half million dollar cor
poration, a man to sell advertising
novelties as a side line in state OF
North Dakota; liberal commission;
man with energy should earn from $40
10 $40 a day. Bastian Bros. Co,
Rochester, N, Y.
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WANT ED-Position as auto driver
and repairer; experienced and can
give references. Address 122. care 70
rum.
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POSITION wANrEp-MALE.

WANTEp-Position as bookkeeper or
general office work; experienced.
Address Box 156, Fargo.
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HORSE sHoEING.

w. n. MADDEN is the practical horse
sheer; drivers and saddle horses a
speciality. Fifth street south. between
Front and First avenue.
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WANT ED-Position by young married
man having had several years ex-
perience in banking and land bust
ness. Address 146, care Forum.
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YOUNG MAN wishes position for
motel or restaurant work; have had
some experience 1879, care Forum
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hoRsEs ZOE sALE.

FOR SALE-Two good farm horses
for sale. S1S Third street north.
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FOR SALE-One team Of mules. 1917
Fourth avenue south. Phone 1891.
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A JAPANESE first class cook wants
position in large hotel or restaurant.
Address M. Gsasa, care Star restau-
rant, Dickinson, N. d.
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Salary Awe FuRNITuRE LoAMa

MONEY LOANED to honest enonIo,,o-
holding permanent positions ssr;..s4
CONFIDENTIAL. Loans on furnitpTa :;
amos, ETC. on the installment Man w
- i. Manon; 100 Broadway. suite 6, HIM.
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POSITION WANTED by barber with
one and one-half years experience.
Address 140, care Forum.
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! HAVE 24o acres OF very best kind
of Minnesota land, close to good
town, to exchange for good hotel or
rooming house in live town. I also
want $4,000, $4,000 or $4,000 stock
Of hardware in exchange for good
Minnesota land. Give particulars In
first letter. G. r. Froling, Fargo,
N. D.
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POSITION WANTED in drug store by
young man with year and q half
experience; would prefer position in
town with band or orchestra as have
two years experience in that line; can
give best Of references. Address 135
care Forum.
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4 WANT TO TRADE 100 acres land
in, Mountrail county for five pas
senger auto; $3.50 mortgage; will give
a good deal. Address las, care Fo-
rum.
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EXPERIENCED

EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and
cashier who has lately rendered his
resignation with one of the leading
wholesale houses wants position at
once; best Of references. Address 129,
care Forum.
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FoR RENT-oFFlcEs.

FOR RENT-Two front offices in the
Tyler building, Broadway Enquire
of Annie Dwight Tyler. Tyler build
ing.
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ED-Traveling statesmen; no
experience required earn 500 TO
$500 a month while learning practical
salesmanahip; write today for list Of
good positions open. paying $1,000 to
$4,000 a year. and particulars about
how TO get one OF them. ADDRESS
nearest office. Dept. 396. National
Salesmen's Training Association. Chi
cago. New York. Kansas City. Seattle
New Orleans.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE-Six lots two blocks of
First National bank, Casselton; will
exchange part or all for late model
Ford or Buick or motorcycle. Ad-
dress 142, care Forum.
FOR SALE OF will trade as first pay
ment on good half section of south
western North Dakota land; one
forty horsepower, fully equipped
Pierce Arrow automobile, in Al con-
dition. Send replies to Box 451, Man
dan, N. ID.
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POSITION WANTED by registered
assistant druggist; three and one
half years experience; can furnish Al
references. Address 1877, care Fo-
rum.
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DAKOTA FLOUR MILL for sale or
/ trade for land; elegant location; live
town or 1000; machinery in good or
der; steam power; city electric lights.
Address LOG, care Forum.
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FOR SALE OR FOR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT-Quarter Sec
ton; ten miles from Fargo. Enquire
w. A. Scott, Pioneer Life building.
Fargo N. d. a~
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FOB EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Ten-roo house
in Fargo to trade for good auto
mobile. w. ]. Lane, Fargo, N. D.
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GIRL WANTED in family OF two. ls4s
First avenue south.
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WAN girls. $40 Sec
ond avenue north. Phone 1891.
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WAN 7 ED--Experienc laundry girl.
Apply Dixon laundry.
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WANTED-Young men to learn bak-
ing trade. Manchester Biscuit Co,
Fargo. N. ID.
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APARTMENTS Foa RENT

FOR RENT-My apartment No. 3 In
the Stratford, corner of Eighth street
and Second avenue south. Apply to
Mrs. Grace H. Vidal. Phone No. 20s0.
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FOR SALE-Livery barn in good
North Dakota town; other pressing
business forces me TO abandon this;
only ly~5 in town; easy terms. ADJ
dress Box 207, Cooperstown.
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HAVE knight printing Co. print t.
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FOR RENT-coTTAeEs.

FOR RENT-Six-room cottage. mod.
ern. Inquire of Mrs. Ada Andrews.
$40 Fourth avenue south.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

FOB. SALE-One of the best paying
cafes In best location in Fargo.
proprietor has too much other busi-
ness to attend TO. Address 722, care
Forum.
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FOR STEAM blowing, grading and
ditching address J. W. Panchot,
HARDWOOD, NJ. ID.
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FOR RENT-Boarding house, nine
rooms, all modern; down town;
would sell furniture and rent the house
or would sell out all at a bargain. Az
dress 81. care Forum. - -
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

GIRLS WANTED TO fold papers
Knight Printing Co.
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WANTED-Good plain cook. I'll
Tenth street north.