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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-04-14

w. NJ. Hunter, of Spokane, Wash,
is spending few days here looking
over the country.
J. G. Riggs returned Wednesday
morning from business trip to Port
land.
F. B. Carter, Armour & Company's
Superintendent for the coast, spent
Monday and Tuesday in Grants Pass
boxing after the Grants Pass branch
OF business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Winner, of
Kerby, were Grants Pass visitors on
Tuesday and spent the day shopping
and visiting friends.
]. F. REILLY, Southern Pacific de-
tective, was a business visitor to
Grants Pass on Tuesday.
Miss Audrey Close, of Eugene, has
been spending several days visiting
With her aunt, Mrs. Marion Galloway,
OF this city, and went to Gold Hill
to visit other relatives on Tuesday
afternoon.
E. w. Shattuck, of Thompson
creek was In town on business Tues
day.
Miss Maude Mcintyre arrived here
Wednesday morning from Worthing-
ton, Ind, to spend the summer with
her sister, Mrs w. A. Paddock, and
other relatives In this city.
Little Miss Dorothy Kimmell, niece
of Miss Fannie Abrams, arrived here
Wednesday afternoon to visit with
her aunt and other relatives in and
near this city. Miss Dorothy, though
quite small lady, came alone from
Kendallville, Ind, and will visit for
some time here.
W. A. Marvin, Of Gold Hill, spent
Tuesday In Grants Pass, shopping
and visiting with friends.
E. L. LaPiere, of Ashland, was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
A. L. Bates, of Provolt, visited the
county seat on Tuesday.
Victor Boyd, Of Roseburg, spent
Tuesday in Grants Pass on business
matters.
D. A. Kline and ]. A. Balnch, con-
tractors and builders from Denver,
Colo, arrived in Grants Pass Tues
day and contemplate establishing a
permanent residence in this city.
where they will engage in their line
Cf business.
Miss Vivian Galbraith has return
e0 from a months absence In Port
land and Woodburn, at the latter
place being the guest of her sister.
Mrs. j. F. Shorey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hansen who
have spent the past two weeks IN
Grants Pass visiting friends and look
Ing after business matters, returned
Tuesday evening to their home at
Brownsville. They expect to return
% this city later to spend several
weeks, as Mr.. Hansen has extensive
business Interests in Grants Pass to
COX after.
Frederic M. Brooke went to
Eugene Tuesday evening to attend
he State Sunday School convention
Is a delegate of the Josephine County
sunday School union. He will deliver
IN address at the meeting. Mr.
Brooke was accompanied by his little
on.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-04-14
vaudeville Troupe Takes Road

Walter Moore, formerly one of the
proprietors of the Lyceum, left Mon
day afternoon with his family and a
troupe 'of players for Central Point,
~here they will produce the first, of
series of vaudeville performances,
which they will stage in the differ.
ent towns during the summer
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-04-14
New Cash System

The Rogue River Hardware COM
pany today is installing the Lampson
cash system in their big red front
hardware store on Sixth street. They
VIII nave three wire tracks in opera
tion and make the store more metro
lolitan In appearance than ever.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-04-14

Roy Powers and Ora e. Lewmap
were united in marriage at the home
Of W. R. Powers in this city, satur.
day, April 8, 1911, Rev. F. M. Can.
f., Id officiating.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-04-14
Editor Here

/. H. Smith, publisher of the Glen.
dale News, made The Courier office
a friendly call Wednesday morning,
this being his first trip to Grants
Pass Mr.. Smith has published the
News for the past four years.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-04-14
License Issued.

License Issued
Marriage licenses were issued Mon
day. April 10, 1911, to Albert s sar-
gent and Minnie Yeo, of Josepbine
county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-29
MEMBERS OF BOYS CORN CLUBS IN VIRGINIA
EONORED WITH CERTIFICATES BY GOV. MANN

, was successful in raising as much as
| fifty bushels OF corn on one acre OF
ground. Mr. Sandy has prepared the
| list, and handsome engraved certifi-
Gates have been sent to nearly two
hundred boys.
Three classes Of certificates were
given out. The first grade to boys
who raised one hundred bushels Of
corn or more on one acre of ground.
second, to the boys who raised seven
tyhye bushels. and third, to the boys
who raised as much as fifty bushels
TO the acre.
Maurice Olgers, of Dineiddie coun-
ty, who carried OFF the premier hon
ors for the State by raising 1853 7-10
bushels on a single acre of land.
The certifcafe Is very handsome
engraving, bearing the court Of arms
and seal Of Virginia and is designated
IS a certificate of merit and mark
of distinction" 1t contains the name
of the boy. his residence and the
amount of corn raised. Each GER
tifcate has the personal signature OF
Governor William Hodges Mann and
Secretary OF the Commonwealth E. o.
James.
II is safe to say that the handsome
trophies will he highly treasured by
the successful boys
Those Getting Certificates
The following is complete list
OF the boys who won the certificates:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-29
SALES FOR WEEK
$4,000 POUNDS
QUALITY OF TOBACCO OFFERED
CAUSES PRICE To AVERAGE HIGH
--ToP FIGURES GOTTEN.
A PROFITABLE SEASON
VIRGINIA FARMERS PREPARE To
INCREASE ACREAGE FIFTEEN
PER CEST-NINETY PER CENT
OF CROP SOLD.
A PROFITABLE SEASON

With the week ending Friday the
Eve tobacco warehouse Of the city
sold $4,000 pounds of tobacco, of
which 1900 pounds were hurley.
Prices were high throughout the
week, the average being above Is
cents per pound. and reaching the
top price of the season on Friday
OF 40 cents for fine wun-cured from
Caroline. Present indications are for
an increased acreage o. fifteen per
cent in this section of Virginia, the
crop OF 1910 having been most salts
factory to the growers. Practically all
OK the crop now being handled is of
nigh quality. which largely accounts
Tor the high average mentioned,
In the neighborh6od of so per cent
OF the crop has now been sold. indi-
eating small breaks for the remainder
of the season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-29
OF MERIT AND
MARK OF DISTINCTION DIPLo-
MAS AWARDED.
GOVERNORS PEP HOBBY
EXECUTIVE ENTHUSIASTIC OVER
SPLENDID ACCOMPLISHMENT
or AGRICULTURAL YOUNG =
STEERS RAISING CoHx.

With the possible exception of r.
.. Sandy. State agent of the United
States Departm ert of Agriculture. IL is
safe to say that the boys corn clubs
OF Virginia have no more ardent sup
porter than Governor William Hodges
Mann. The former executive is en-
thusiastic over the results accomplish
ed by the boys, and has given every
announcement possible To the efforts
Of the boys in raising corn by imprev-
ed methods under State instruction,
The boys did go we'll last year that
Governor Mann decided TO give a ii-
ploma to every hoy in the State who
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-29
sales small nj Ear1nri.le.

Especial 10 The Richmond virginian)
FARMVILLE, VA. April 29.--Sales
OF tobacco in this market for the week
have been very light. and evidently
MOST OK the tobacco iii the country
has been disposed of. Prices con-
tinued good. and as the inferior grades
sold at unusual figures, the sugges-
ton has already been made that prin-
ings will also sell well when the sea-
son opens.
Our best farmers discourage tho
saving or primings. urging that they
take the place In the markets Of the
world or good tobacco, and so effect
the price OF the same.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-29
WR|GHTS WIN IN
FRENCH COURTS
THREE EXPERTS TO BE NAMED
TO PASS ON BASIC PRINCIPLES
OF FLYING MACHINE.

PARIS. April 29.--The Wright
brothers won decided victory in the
civic tribunal to-day in their attempt
to prove, that they control the basic
patents on aeropianes. The court an
nounced that II would appoint three
experts to decide whether the Wright,s
first used the combination OF warp
ing wings and vertical rudder
The court overrufetl the contention
of the Blcriot manufacturers that the
Wright patents went by default be-
cause they were not exploited. The
Judge said in his ruling that II the
Wrights failed to exploit their patents
It was plain that this was because OF
Insufficient funds to do so.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-29
CL,OUD-BURST DELAYS
OPENING OF GOLF SEASON

ST. LOUIS, MO-. April IA veri-
table cloud-burst over St. Louis 1t
Z A. n. to-day. prevented the formal
opening OF the golf season, caused
= postponement OF the Cincinnati-St.
Louis National League game and half
Z dosen Missouri collage baseball con-
tests u thu vicinity,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-29

Here. It u expected. summer cot
tages win be erected and . merry lit
tie summer village etsAblished. The
place - ideal. Families may live In
forts o. homo. including the prepare
ton OF the meals or they can avail
themselves Of the first class dining
room n the hotel, which Ii It their
very doors. All Of the benefits ana
accommodation Of the springs and
tAe hotpl Are u the service Of the
/, fcsat4nued On second Pagal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-16
WAN
CLASSIFIED
aALEaMEN WANrKp

SALARY OR COMMISSION, Lu0ri-
il eating otis, auto oils, greas as.
house, farn and root paints, hundred
othersssl ecialitles ALL wlnners, big
intilloen ri entsa -AninenN 4IRlsDG Oh
Works co. Cleveland, Ohio
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PATENTS

PATENTS Procured, also sold on
commission Positively DO advance
fee Patent Exchange. Jenifer Blds-
washington. D. G.
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Dr.. ERNEST sElFFERT-
NanitarIum, III South Broad g.
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BIDS.

Sealed bids viii be opened at 10
a. m. September 20 n the president 5
office Of the A & M college. Stlll-
water, Oklahoma. for kitchen and
dining room groceries and supplies
wanted for month Of October. So.
cluding meats, vegetables staple
groceries. and canned goods; an ap.
proximate list sill be furnished on
application. address an c0mmun ca.
tions 10 Oklahoma A. a. 81 college
Saltwater Oklahoma.
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Notice s hereby given ihuf the Nnder
sisuei. Misa0lri. Kansas & fexaH Raii-
way CpmpanF Wiu ou MoHdaN the 4nd
adr uf October 4ffi. af ifa Iglr Df 3N
O'Clock a. n at thr frc EAi depot ~ sid
Alls-0url kansas 4 Texas Hallway Com
pang. lu tne ri.8 0f Guthrie eonuf5 ~
logan, Sfafc DstahoHla. offer iof sale.
and sai pugiic action. - the Wgnast
adlfr flf cash. aHf carload 90 iun5eI
10 iaF freight. storage demurfaRe lnd
aN elNfr lN-ai clafNet VI aia carload 81
luThrH SAID lHmtrf s sii. Qf principally
htfe Hu9i IguieF and Was ~ serteuE-
i.rr IS f1il shipped fr9m st louis
ID i.auHrt uE a. 80 f.gmlfr CumHlur
rons' snri irJ f Bfiekner RS Afh Ca.
81 sfthsie usslhanilr haln4 Miasoufl.
kaHar n esH- ear no. tst-al way bii
JiNH Erlss weight $500. fff fffNl neL
i1ala-, ,llpol nllll 1lare : lfeisht anp-.l
nniia ~ W pef eer ief
Tx h efflfmher h 1870 t
date nos iui % e. 0lIe-s saJner plid
ana rHitfnif4 end amount ~ at tHi
liniH fu fiNtHN. said raF nf fru'
arrived Guthrie. ~aufemifar l- 1850.
lu friHl la. afa az i1 O'Clock p %
and sal9 y. f. Bf.ri-nee P's. siHi 60. aud
J. Eriealcf Wrre lir aea -aif
n4flflea - tald EaiiHag COMPANY 9f tlf
ARRIVAL oI ssid cfl. srp-eWHel isfh. lslH
lat.u4 cHIuf iHin tne pQ.sie lur nf eaH
HAilwa Company u the caur-e 1f if-
.ufine-s. as common elrrrI and r.-
nalnlnE unclaimed ana ihe lesa charges
Nlfrrrn unpaid uIrlne i.o space on move
tlilr SIX mNfftls affer IIa aIIItiI ~
ouifrle fne Toirf 10 which t vas con-
sEned and aiEccied and the owner ana
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Q Q o 0 o Q c @ @ @ O o o @ Q o

Attest. =. r.. WINSLOW.
City Clerk
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HAVE YOU READ the sterling truth
From Ball Room TO He'll A Dr3-
fess0rs eXpeFience. sent postpaid s5c.
Agents wanted. Leo Mrugoski. 1S4l
North Winchester, Ave Chicago, I'LL.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-16

LOST-One white angora poodle cog
N.,hisd -isisiis Wslriifs ccli2r and
lock Finder leave at $50 +. Noole
Reward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-16
EoAL NOTICE.
First published 7in The lnthth Dahl
Leader. sept ~ 1911
CALL FOR WARRANTS.

tFHAt Phph#Aed lh lhe IhtAfM DaiA
CALL FoR WARRANTS.
Office o. County Treasurer OF LOGAN
County. Oklahoma:
Notice is hcrebg given Thar there are
funds IN fhe possession nf the county
treasurer sufficient 10 pas the following
warrants
Salary Fund.
An warrants issued up 70 aud including
Court Fund.
An warrants ISSUED 10 d and including
No = issued Sept. 8, 1871.
supply Fund.
kii warrants issued ap to and including
No. 5. ISSUED Aug z 1914
Contingent Fund
an Warrants issued up 20 ana Including
No. 4J4. issued Dec. 8, 1910
Road and Bridge Fund.
All warrants issued up 70 and including
No s. ISSUED Sept 81 1911, except War
rant No, q issued Jan. g. i9Il and Witf-
rant No. "a, issued ian. s. 1911. 10 the
Canton Bridge Co., which are held up by
Poor and insane Fund.
pament Is withheld from warrants No
70 y inclusive. laslied Aug. s. 1910 f0e
payment 81 warrants viii commence az
Warrant No issued Aug g. 1870, ard
up 20 ana including No. is3 issued Jan
g. isli
Separate School Fund.
All warrants issued up . and iuclHdiue
NO 400 issued sept ~ 1914 excepting
Warrants No %, ISSUED "a Ruth Green
NO o. issued to u. J. SHdler. No. 8lh
issued 10 w. O. sanders. 40. gI9 Issued
10 Chas. Brown and No zSl Issued te
Arkansas Lumber Co. payment Of wh.ch
e. Withheld So per order filed by the
county Attorney in the county Treas
QrerR office
Interest ceases thirty DAYS after date Of
FREE, W RrTTERBUscI,
County Treas Logan CO.. Okla
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PROFESSIONAL cARos.
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First published IN the Guthrie Daily
Leader sept IT, 1919
ORDINANCE NO. 1910.
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s~-~F
GENERAL AG1NTS--Iiot selling 25
cent article Costs you SC. Sells to
agents Sl50. reta lers, 81. Whole
salers, $3.50 dozen Parker Chemical
20, Chiego
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An OfdinanrN Nppropriating certain
moneys 70 TIE payment Of sunarN ac
counts and expenses and declaring an
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Q @ Q Q Q Q @ @ @ c Q 0 0 @ Q

II. T. Dysart expert plano tuner.
al work guarapteed. Drop me a post.
al ana I will CALL SIS T. Warner or
phone S8 at Walgamot Drug store.
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..-Ns-l.NI~F
IOST-Rn J. c. n. S pin fe~ 1917
between 81 F. church aud li5 East
Mausar. Finder please rhone 1884
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PERSONAL
PEAL EsTATE WANTEo

~ee-~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~e-~~~~-~~~~>~e-~-e-~~~~~
TO BUY OR SEIsls Property address
Northwestern Business Agency.
Minneapolis.
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Baby won't suffer five minutes With
Group II you apply Or Thomas Ec.
lectrie OH al once. y acts Ike magic
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ST. Louis, SO; Cincinnati, 2.2
AMERIoAN AssoclATIoN

Milwaukee. 9 indianapolis. I.
Only one game scheduled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-16
MOST URGENT WANTS


@ There's world Of interest in 6
9 the Want Ads They reflect the (.
g urgent desires OF various busi-
g nesses, households and indiy- {.
6 idnals {
g The Wants tel what is most
g needed RI the cook has left. II {,
@ a worker is needed In the office {.
9 or factory, if an article Of value c
g is lost or found, If there Is lng- {
g ent necessity to sell a piece ot &
q property. secure tenants, room (.
@ ers or boafders-all such condl. g
g tions are expressed and met IN c
. the Want Columns 9
g The Wants are close TO the g
q heart interest Of the people. It is G
. interesting TO watch them care 6
6 fully.
g C
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-16

First published in the Guthrie Daily
Leader, sept IT, 1910
ORDINANCE NO. 1910
An Ordinance appropriating certain
moneys to tile payment of sundw ac
counts and expenses and declaring an
emergency
Be it oordained by the Mayor and
councilmen of the City Of Guthrie,
Okianomas
Section l. That the sum nf one Thou
sand Two Hundred Fnrty-hine and 4l-l00
12faI1) Dollars II hereby Appropriated
for the purpose Of paying bills upon the
following accounts and which bil- have
heretofore been approved by the Connect.
to- witt
Sinking Interest Flmd .,s ....$g .efg.tfs
And be MAYOR and City CLERK are
hereby directed 10 draw warrants un said
accounts for The same ri favor ~ the
persons to whom said bill were allowed
Section 3 For the preservation Of the
public peace health and safety an
emergency Is hereby declared To exist by
reason whereof this Ordinance shall be
In force and take effect from AMI AZ en-
its 2assage approval ANA publication
Passed ", the Courqil ard approved bN
the Mayor this I5th day of september
1911
FRANK OI.SMITff,
Mayor
Atteaf T. n. WTNSI.OW
CITY Clerk
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wsI No. Z
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How TO Sell Things That Are
"FOR SALEi1

@ Write your For Sale" ad 0
O SIMPLY stating every detail G
o about the article that you would @
. want an al to give you If YOU 9
. were anxious to buy something Q
. Of the kind yourself Give a Q
o little thought TO the selling o
o points" about the article. and @
o put THEM into your adj Then o
. run the ad MORE THAN ONCE O
. II that Is necessary. 1t may be Q
. or Il may not be- @
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WANTS
CLASSIFIED
LEGAL NOTICES

There are funds on hand 10 pay all
warrants issued by he Board Of Edu
cation Of the city Of Guthrie mp to ana
including No. S947 ana No AZ. Inter
est ceases 30 days from this date
Sent rs 1911
HAIRY S. CARIIN. Treas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-16

SALESMEN-D you want SO day
side line deal? Snappiest proposi-
tion ever sprung. Win sell every
where. Strong enough for main line.
American Factories Co., st. Louis, Mo.
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A J. MARRY

Citr Seavenger. Phone 1881 All or
Hers given prompt attention.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
chlcaao. "a. pIttsbura. e.

Chicago, "a; Pttshurg, s-2
Plttsburg Sept i6-Pitis sburg and
Chicago broke even In double.
header. pittsburg winning the first 3
TO 2 and Chicago the second 4 to
Score by innings
pittsburg .......... 003 900 00s 5
Chicago ......... 600 00i 010--2
summary Two base hits. B9ne,
Campbell. Tinker. three 0ase hits,
Carey, Wilson Sheckard. bases on
balls. of Hendrix of Reulbaeh 9. on
Richie struck out. by Hendrix 4 hy
Reulbach z, By Richie > double plays
Mccarthy TO Miller to Wagner, Miller
TO Mccarthy TO Wagner Doyle mas.
isisted wild pitch, Reulbach; left on
bases, pttsburg 10 Chicago 8 base
on errors, Pittsburg 1; hits Off Rsul
bach 8 in three innings, Richie IN
five innings.
Time of game: Two hours and ,wo
minutes
umpires Onay and lemsie
Second game
Plttsburg ...... 200 Ooo--2
Chicago ...........,..... 0l0 0o3--4
summary Three base hits, Tinker,
Schultz. home run. Zimmerman. sac-
Tiilce hits Campbell, stolen bases,
Doyle; double plays, Mccarthy TO Slil
Ter to Wagner, Doyle " EYers 70
Zimmerman: bases or balls, of Gard
ner +, on Cole 2 hit by pitched ball.
Cole ( struck out. by Gardner z. by
Cole . left on bases. Pittsburg 4. Chi
oago 2.
Time OF game One hour and atty
seven minutes
Empires. Klein and Brennan.
ST. Louis, 3.3; Cincinnati, 2.2
ST. Louis Sept lg-~Cincinnau was
on the short end OF a 20 score III
both games OF the double-header wlth
ST. Louis
score by innings. RH %
Cincinnati 90 200 GOO 0-2
81 Louis .... ono 0l0 600 i-5 9
Batteries Benton and CLARK, steel
and Bliss
Second game r y y
Cincinnati 200 o80 000-2 3
81 Louis .... 002 0e1 O0l % 8 ]
Batteries Fromme and Mci.elni
Jaudermilk ard WingO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-16

VA -ASTFsf}-Azeuts 20 handle prope-
ston which sells az sisnL Two %
six tn almost every home. Faftlctl-
ars free. Kle "a Specially Co. BOX 80
FdwardsFiile. IM.
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WHEE- .o0ueOo acres. government
Ierd in Arkansas Booklet gitlns
I&& ioc4fion and description. 25c-
n4fe 10c Everion Land Co Byerton.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENt y WAN . EO
GENERAL AGENTS Hot selling 25
cent article Costs you SC. Sells to
agents Sl50. reta lers, 81. Whole
salers, $3.50 dozen Parker Chemical
20. Chicgo.
HAVE YOU READ the sterling truth.
From Ball Room to He'll A Dr3.
fessors egpeFience, sent postpaid soc.
Agents wanted Leo Mrugoski. 1874
North Winchester. Ave Chicago, I'LL
AGENTs-No matter what YOU co
your gold mine is our beautiful cat
alogne showing 1000 quick selling
articles al loW prices and big prohts
Several sales at eHerg honse SO 90
sure profit every DAY. over 5000 mag
niilcent Illustrations in our new 81, :.
600 fan catslog. tree TO agents Outtt
furnished. $1,000 prize contest be-
gins Oct lst Write Immediately Tor
free catalOg and territory A rs.
Holmes & Co, Dept B.. Providence.
R
MILLION DOLLAr CORPORATION
Wants a representative in your city
aud vic nity to cali on bankers, manu-
facturefs and an business men with
line of advertising calendars. LiDer
al commissions paid promptly oach
week. Hustlers earn large s3laries
Throughout the year Write fully your
business experience and furnish REF
e5ences in first. letter W5odWaTi q
Tiernan Printing CO. St. Louis. no
EASY MONEY, LItse WORK. a regela-
tioR. cavendeF sold 3i0 % 6 days-
AppleWhite took 6 orders n 20 mln-
utes. Irresistible selling proposition.
Send quick FOR details. sworn state.
ments. facts about wonderful auto.
matte Razor Sharpeuer. Marvellous ac-
rnfacy aInazes ever Ts60iT. tt1iT &c
cessfni invention of its. kHid IN *
'istencs. Sells itself local agents
every9hehe-Aii OF spare
siIlie- ss3 90 10 $50 0D weekly. Write
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1902 Cotton Bldg, Toledo. Ohio.
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i0Hn OF 1000. agriculture experf-
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#f'{ fenced. produces $50 70 S5Nv
Etf acre. delightful heaith9- climate
1HNodant rainfall; farmers assocla-
&.fH and canning factory insuFes cash
0<fket. good schools. neighbofs. pos
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patents advertised ffee Victor J.
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