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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-22

A0SS0SVA9 AVIIGK
We inh , e xllsvcrth and Al, =.
city Of kllsvortA are hereby ncssaIn w
warned 70 make and bring into thsnee ~
Of la e. Of s.id Ellsvorth, for the v n.sssssss
their estate real and personal. moi i. ad ~ u
empt from TAXATION, which thev lav =.
sessed Of on the erm day o. Lsfe ~.
ys., I'll; e sgsrssssay 70 The provisions q a.
in sessIcn ~ the mayor and slderwe,, vin b
under Hancock hall from April "a Iloen,
inclusive during the business hours c z, ~. =
ss d's II HOW sss a1 2s: q 81
5fpnnY P. 6rocEBafper
JoaN r. RoyAL,
Assessors Of El,sva,.,
". a. = REVISED sfATurss, CHAPTER +,
rroSs "a, ~, IS AND FART OF N
SECTION 7s-Before making an ay,e...
the .ssesscrs shsli give reasonable notios y
cations in some public place in the ~. noaa.
shall notify them in such other vsv ... o.
town - lie anpue: meeting directs. q -e
snd crins IN e then rye and perfect lists q
scnsl, not BY law exempt from taxa,icIp s !.
which they were possessed on the fIs, ~, o
April Of the same year ussof
such notice, does not bring in sush nef: r.. aissr
assessors shall ascertain Otherwise as r. s1e
as may be, the nature, amount and v.lrs
the estate, real and personal, for whieh \; y
their Judgment, he is liable to be taxed ~ y
he Is thereby barred Of his right to NAL. -: ss
plication to the assessors or she conntv ss p
missioners for any abatement Of hi, ,s .vn-
unless he offers such list with his ann,isa'
tion ana satisfies them that he was unable Il
offcr IL ~ the time appointed.
SECTION 75--The assessors or either OF t..,.
may require the person presenting such in
to make oath TO It's truth, which oath ei,hs.
OF them may administer, and either q, e ts.h
may require him to answer all prone, ~
quiries In writing As to the nature. situs,;or
and value Of his property liable to be tassA =
the State, and refusal or neglect TO ans..,
such inquiries and subscribe the same ~
an appeal TO the county commissioner mi
such list and ans~ers shall not be conclus,rs
upon the assessors.
SECTION 1.-The asse asors. for the tim. b.,
therefor. within two years from the assess.
ment, may make such reasonable abatfmsn,
as they think proper.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-22

As riches and favor forsake a man we
discover him to be a fool, but nobody
could find it out in his prosperity
Bruyere.
Always remember that your friends will
give you more encouragement in hating
your enemies than they will give you help
in fighting them.
Wife Can you spare me little change
this morning? Husband - Certainly. Go
out and dine with your mother. The
change will do US both good.
Eckstine-How much did you lose in dot
bre al your blaze? Einstein Apoudt i've
thousandt insurance. A fool policeman
turned in der alarm before it got startedt.
The mendicant stood before the way
farer with outstretched hand. "please.
sir" he said, II have seen better DAYS. y
swell, that's no affair Of NINE" said the
wayfarer. snake your complaint to the
weather man, il You don't like this kind of
. day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-22
lfgal Notirfs.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice th,s
i he has been duly appointed adminjs.
TRAITOR de bonis non Of the estate of
ROBERT GERRY. late OF ELLSWORTH
In the county Of Hancock, deceased, ana
given bonds ~ the law directs. All ter.
Of said deceased are desired to present M
same for settlement, and all indebted the,e.o
are requested TO make payment immsdiately
INA b. HA0As, ia
Ellsworth Falls, March Is, 1911,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-22
OBITUARY.
a. ). AIrxAxDxn; ms. AL.xAxDER.

r. J. ALEXANDRA; MES. ALEXANDER.
A peculiarly sad event in this city last
Thursday Was the death Of an ole and
highly esteemed citizen, Robert J. Alex
andsr, followed in less than twenty-four
hours by that Of his wife, Anna c. Both
were victims OF the grip followed BY
pneumonia.
Mr.. Alexander was in his eightieth year;
he was born near Londonderry, north OF
Ireland. When he was about twelve years
old, his parents, with their seventeen
children, came to America. OF the chill
dren, three sisters survive Mary, Isabel
and Sarah, all residents Of this city.
Mr.. Alexander was married three times;
his first wife was Mary Mitchell, Of Ded-
ham; they had one son, Frank f., who
died a few years ago in Massachusetts,,
leaving q widow and four children. His
second wife was Eleanor j. Hutchins
(born Tapley), OF Penobscot, widow. To
these were born four boys-Herbert and
Arthur, who are dead; William A. and
Charles E., both OF this city. His third
wife was Anna c. McCollum, OF Ellsworth,
a widow; there were no children by this
marriage.
This venerable couple were people of
high character, striking examples OF true
Christian living. Both were devout mem
bers Of the Methodist church. Mr.. Alex
auder was one OF the oldest members OF
Lygonia lodge, F. and A. NJ.
The double funeral was held Sunday
afternoon at the Methodist church, Rev.
o. g. Barnard, pastor, officiating, assisted
by Rev. II. B. Haskell, district superintend-
ent. The church was filled with friends
who came to pay their last tribute of re-
spect. Beautiful flowers surrounded the
Baskets. The pall-bearers were B. T.
Sowle. David Friend, II. w. Dunn and w.
A. Bonsey. The remains were placed in
the receiving tomb at Woodbine cemetery,
and in the spring will be buried in the
sanity lot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-22

The ne1spaper Uhich has no uniform
rate for advertising space, and IS salts
Aed to tate sohat 1t can get for u, IS a
cheap advertising medium, and the adj
ssrtsser need eSpect nothing but cheap
rsssits. lind Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-22
CARD OF THANKS.

UyE wish 70 express our appreciation And
w sinccre thanks for the Kind symnsts,
and assistance given US by the church ana ~
good neigh bors OF Manset 1t the time Of or-
mothers sickness and death; also for besuti.
ful flowers. MAS. FLoRgscE N CLARr
Ms LUCINDA 8. JOHNSON
MRS. BsssiE G. BARxgR
Manset. March IL. 1911.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-22
DANIEL HARRINGTON.


Daniel Harrington, one OF Ellsworth's
old and esteemed Irish citizens, died Sat
urday at his home on Bridge hill.
Mr.. Harrington came to this country
when a young man, made his home in
Ellsworth, and became a worthy and in
dustrious citizen. He was eighty-three
years of age.
Mr.. Harrington leaves four children -
William and Carrie, of Ellsworth; Mrs.
Henry Cook, Of Everett, Mass. and Henry,
OF Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs. Cook, with
daughter Anna Frances, was here to at
tend the funeral, returning to Everett yes
terday.
The funeral was held at st. Joseph S
Catholic church yesterday morning, Rev.
T. F. Flanagan officiating. The bearers
were Jeremiah Hurley, Edward E. Brady,
Edward E. Doyle and n. J. Drummey.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-22

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
L she has been duly appointed adminis
tratrix Of the estate Of
NINA A. STAPLES. late of ATLANTIC,
IN the county OF Hancock. deceased. and
given bonds as the law directs. All per.
sons having demands against the estate Of
said deceased are desired to present The same
for settlement. and all indebted thereto are
requested to make pay ment Immediately.
RirA S. SULLIVAN
Atlantic, Me-. March Is, 1911.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-22

"You talk about posters ana your sas. upon tps
fence.
But they Amt the kind o. mediums that appeals
TO common sense;
You may talk about your dodgers. and your
circulars and such,
But calculate they don't assist an advertiser
much;
And especially In winter, when the snow Is on
the ground,
wonder where your posters and your dodgers
can be fouod7
But within the cosy homestead. when the parlos
stoves agiow,
The newspaper 10 read aloud to everyone We
know" .-5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-22

Among nominations by the governor
recently announced are the following in
Hancock county:
Notary public = Fernando 7. Morse,
swans Island.
Justice OF the peaoe -sylvanus 9 Cunn-
ingham, Surry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-22

James Wilson, OF Ellsworth, died Sun
day at hospital in Bangor. Mr.. Wilson
had been in poor health several years, and
short time ago went to the hospital for
treatment. He was fifty-five years OF age.
He leaves widow and three daughters
= Mrs. Pearl Lord and Misses Alma and
May Wilson, OF Ellsworth. He is survived
also by one brother, who lives in Boston.
The funeral was held at the home on
Deane street this afternoon, conducted by
Lygonia lodge, F. and A. NJ, Of which he
was member. Rev. P. A. A. Killam off,
ciated.
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STATE soLoNs.
Legislative News Of Interest TO nan-
cock County Readers.


cock County Readers.
The coming week promises to b an un-
usually busy one. The hearings are now
practically concluded, and two sessions
daily will be held in both branches. The
big debates upon the public utilities COM
mission, the Kennebec Dam q Reservoir
Co. charter, and the consolidation Of the
department OF sea and shore fisheries with
that of inland fisheries and game, will be
reached this week, and these, with the
many matters Of routine on the calendars,
will keep the Legislators busy.
The democratic leaders carried out the
policy agreed upon at the caucus Tuesday
night Of last week in regard to the financial
measures which came before the House
Wednesday. After preliminary test vote
upon pauper claim in the town OF Peru,
which was referred to the next legisla-
ture by strictly party vote, the wheels of
the legislative machinery were set going
at high speed and resolves were disposed
OF singly and in punches. Most OF pauper
claims and ways and bridges resolves
were referred to the next legislature,
AAi~ viz ASNSA'SS - 1890 - $3.50 -
institutions, and other ''grstuities", were
tabled and assigned to a later date for
consideration.
On the bill to provide for the distribu-
ton OF the school mill fund on the basis
of attendance at schools, on which ma
jority and minority reports were sub
mitted, the majority report in favor was
accepted.
By vote OF sixty-one to fifty-eight the
House failed to approve the resolve in
favor OF Canadian reciprocity.
The resolve in favor OF Bar Harbor hos
pital has received final passage in the Sem
ate.
Sen. Leach Friday morning moved the
reconsideration OF the Senate vote where
by the Senate accepted the report of
fought not to pass" upon the resolve in
favor Of the East Maine conference semi
nary at Bucksport. Pres. Clifford at first
ruled that the time for reconsideration
had passed. Sen. Leach said there had
been Misunderstanding about the COM
mittee report, and that they intended to
report an entirely different one Sen.
Milliken, chairman of the committee on
education, corroborated this statement.
The error was q clerical one; the commit
tee intended to report sought to pass in
new draft" The senate gave unanimous
consent for the reconsideration OF the vote
of indefinite postponement, and the re-
solve was specially assigned for Tuesday
Rep. Harmon, OF Stonington, on Mon
day introduced an act giving the people Of
Stonington the right to have civil actions
tried in the supreme court of Knox county.
resolve for $100 for survey OF Chicks
hill, in Clifton and Amherst, has been re-
ported by committee. This is substitute
for the resolve appropriating 1900 for
new road around the hill.s
LEGISLATION OF GENERAL. INTEREST.
Majority and minority reports. on party
lines, have been made by committee
on the act providing for the forced
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Wantrn.

~-~ATS~O~O~ON~c-cNO~O-- rSO-~-lNaA.
WOMAN AGENr-To sell d ne ladies, wear
w New methods. Permanent trade. sam
pies iIes. experience unnecessary. No capital
A PPRENTIcE-An opportunity is offered
"A 10y to learn the printers trade. Annls
at The AMERICAN Office ff''
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for Sale.

S-<N-r~~>|>-<>~e~|><~-~ ~-~>~~~ >~<>~k~-~~~-r-~
yHEAP-40 acre farm in Seal Cove, Me-, on
~ main road to Southwest Harbor. Clear
TIT given. Inquire OF HeRBERr L. sAwYEE,
Seal Cove.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-22

OFFICES over Moore's drug store. Just va
~ Gated oy b 7. sowle; hot water heat and
toilet. Inquire OF Z. G. MooRE, Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-22

INARM-Amos Rocks place B~echiaud. IL,
- miles from Ellsworth postofiice Inquire
o. MAS. NARY X. AUSTIN. telephone l5s. 81,
Ellsworth. -
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XlelI S1aantsn.

-N~cN~N~~~N~NN~~N-~~O~~
Nj EN- and women to travel on SALARY at $500
AVA TO VI 800 per year. Address Gt neral
agent, Rome 4. STRAWBERRY INN, Ellsworth.
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% 2n.

nFFICES-On OF the most desirable Offices
~ in the city; formerly occupied by the
late u. r. Dutton, later by +. Carroll BurrilI
Over Burrili national bank, Main ST.. Ella
worth. Inquire Of c. z. BUsRlLL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-22

tentlVe 10 US, giving dances, parties and
entertainment every night, at which we
all enjoyed ourselves. While in London
visited many places Of interest, among
them Westminster Abbey, where all the
dead kings and queens are buried. The
flower of London" is another interest
ing place. The man and horse-armor of
the famous King Henry VIII. the execu-
ton block and axe with which a queen
was beheaded, also the gun carriage
which conveyed the body Of the late
Queen Victoria and King Edward VII, and
many other very interesting things, were
seen at the Tower.
We spent Christmas there, and had
most enjoyable time, on that day getting
our mail from home. We left there Dec.
30, and after losing our propeller in a
storm, arrived back in the dear old United
States on Jan. IL, 1911. We were all glad
TO get bone, having travelled over 10000
coal.
We are expected to return to England in
June TO attend the coronation services of
the new king. l have been in the navy
about TWO years and three months, and /
have enjoyed my travels very much
Wherever 1 am 1 always think Of dear old
Ellsworth and my friends there, and look
forward to the time " hen shall see them
again. am going to try and visit my
old home after my return from Europe this
summer, and then l shall be glad to tell
them all OF my experiences in more in
teresting way.
lam sending you these few lines in the
hope that you will find room in the COL
umns of THE AMERICAN for them, as
know they will interest some of my old
friends.
Hoping this letter will find every one in
the Office well and the stood fair" big
success, remain
WALLACE NJ. HoDaKINs, Fireman.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17

Bel Der 9urdiif)t zines Dertbbol.
len 8ud)es elmer offentliben 9iblio.
tbef itellte es iih berails. DAB cin
S~upferorud aus 6emielben b~eralsge.
riilen mar. Ger @ntmenoer oieles
9rltdes bntte eS aber pergeiien, 6as
meiBe Sfubieioenpopier nit .5u ent'
ierHen. gdemano forlite lid tros al.
Ter G%rbebungen auf Gen Snbait oes
8iloes erinnerli uilo i6lieBlid) blieb
MIR Der @eriud E6rig, nit Silie Der
photographic oas nerIdmumoene Silo
auf Dem S9nsieioenpapier mie0er
Irr5uitclien. Dies gelang Damn alld)
iear gut ourh Iufnabme nit 9lalt.
filter mo 8~eritdrfing Der &ontrulte
birdl iafieiiiue Seritellung BON Ola.
poiitioeu uno @egatioen. @s ipcr
liamlih oaS Set Der 9riideridparje
tbcilueiie III oas Seioenpapier eiiige.
0rim9eu nrb bate bier nit Der Belt
hltrb OXIDATION cine gang l6ma6e,
Dem auee p0llig uniiftbare @elb.
fdrbmg berporgerufen. Gas Bib
ipurbe ipdter bel Dem 9iebe entbedt.
8ei l%lnteriudung elmer ertrunfe.
men Ourd pbotosrapbiide slufnobmea
5eiaten iid auf Dem SnIie oerielben
beutiif) Straaulatiohsipuren Die nit
Dem bloben gltse obiolut uniidytbar
maren. gs niiroe ouf @riinb 0ieier
9botiaden Damn ieitgeitelIt, oaB ole
Grtrunfene ins @niier ~geiporfen NOR.
Den unb porber elm 8ampf porallsge.
ganaen NOR. @eiter seboren bierber
@ntoedrng BON 8leiitiftipureu
ouf llnterlagspapieren. Die gufiino.
ing BON StempeIipuren a1if demiidl |
gepaidenen 9riefmarfen, Sidtbor.
madtna bon unfidtbaren Sintenob.
orilden, SeItftellung bon ltrafbnren
Sricioffnlmgen, @ieoerberltellung Deg
SerteS per9ilbter mo perbrannter
Topiere.
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Sismarf mo Ole GneIdnoer.

Mon bat 9isniord bdliiig cine ge.
miiIc @ingenpmmtnbeit gegen @ng.
lano porgeporien; bieier Mnid,ou.
ing tritt Der Dor fltr5em ncritorbene
befmnte @ismorfiprider Seinri6
bon Goldinger in eiliem slltiiab Der
0ettid)en Hepre cntgegen, ser iib
nit Dem 9eiud 8iSlnards III Con.
Don i'm Sllni 1862 beid1itiat. Ter
prcuBiidle Sto0tSmalm ionN in Con.
Don Die glali5cnoitc gufnobme. Sb.
lpobl er ilir aus InloB Der @eltmls.
itellnns obne iraenomeld)e politiihe
Miilion fani, moren ibm bod Die
Sbiiren oeS leitenben Staotsnlonnes
2oro galmeriton mo oes 2eiters ser
a%tiSiportigen 8olitif 2oro cSobn Gui.
Tell, fueit 1eofinct, benn mon iob III
ibm bereits Den ~fommenocn Wonn.
Die luid)tigIte %ltnterreNung, sic
8istpard nabrenb ieincS fur3cn Mlif.
entboltcs bate, mar cin @eipr1d nit
Dem odmuligen Sii9rcr Der Sppoii.
ticr. Gisroeli, bel cincn Elmer ali
Der rnliildlen 8otidait. Scr enaliidc
StaotSmarm fragte @iSnlnrd, mas
or nobI ibiln luiirNc. lucnlr or ans
Huoer f0nie, nu0 nit Der iflt eiae.
llell Den 3uborer oft pcrbIiificlioen
Sffcn6cit erfl1rte Ser lp6tere @eihs.
fanSlcr: Gas mill id Sbnru iaaen
penn i'd on ole Moht fonlnle, IS lit
es nleit critics. Oob i'd Die armec OF.
goniliereu belle. lei cs init, ici Is Dime
Ollie Der 3lreitei Saimfuer. Niro sic
Irittee crit iiarf 0pllllg iein. ID mrrOe
Die critic @c!caenbcit erarciien.
Stlterreih Den ariea 81 %crfIdrei,
oer Gcntidlea @ituo aui5ut6icn. sic
l4io fIeiperen Stnotcn N
ttiterrrrjen aa6 Gelr Mans ci!le II
t@iollalc Ginigfcit uiicr GiibrtA,a
Gehea 0isgacii nar ;b.,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17
a LEADING

On Friday. October q, an official
OF one of the most prominent rail-
way systems in the United States
visited this school. He was engag-
ed in thoroughly examining various
Telegraph Schools and making a list
Of those from which his line and
associated lines desire to draw men
for Telegraph positions. The Soda
la Telegraph School was enrolled
as n of the first on the list. This
official gave our school a most rigid
inspection and wanted to take our
advanced class of fifteen student<1
with him. We would not agree Ia
let any of them go before January
Since his visit we have received two
letters from his line urging us 10
give them our graduates and notify.
ing us the same official would ba
hack here the first of the year 10
get those students who were ready
for service.
This speaks for itself. Attend /
telegraph school where you are posi-
tive of a good position and an edu.
cation that win enable you to hold
1t.
o further information address.
sedalia Telegraph School. sedalia,
Mo.
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Die photosrapRiide platte ais
Oeteftip.
Sntereiiantc Silfsmittel Ses arimi.
naliiten.

gs lit befonnt, Dab Die pbotogra.
phtld)e Blatte niel empfinolider fir
gefpllle 6arbenunteridieoe lit ais I'M.
ler auge. 9ieie pi9tige giaenIdlait
eer photographic miro bon Ser Sri.
mllaliltif III bobem Mabe uno nit
GroBtem Grfolg benutt. Brofeiior
&r. u y. &eiB p"eroffeutlidt in Ser
oulnifau" cine aon3e &eibe 9eiipiele
pon oft ~gerooe5u iiberroldenoer
Wirfung.
IS iollet auf einem init seife ae.
ipoldetcn Soldentll1 etpa por1au.
oere g%lntiiberreitc geiildt weroeu.
9os Snd eribeint alei6mdBiq meiB
olne Slede,i. Cine deniide Inter.
Iildlitn9 ware IN oieiem Sale aus.
liftSlos, on man ia nidt neiB, no
oos glut lid befinoen fam. Die
pbotograpbiide Iufnabme ourd, Elm
ounfelblaues Sitter binourd, seiqt
min oeitlid Slefen an, sic, ollsae.
ldlttten uno nit elmer ieGr empffno.
ildlei Mtetbooe gcpriiit, iid) ais @lut.
berausitellen.
Gin onOermal lpuroen BEL elmer
Sallsonrdiifnua in scr @obnuna
cineS Der 56lidnig bon ,Sunbert.
Iraittnoten 8erOGhtioen cine Heibe
rid absei6Iiiiencr S~itboaropbie.
lteille aetlnoen. 0ie eemobnIid an.
9elpenoctcn Ietbooeu 3un Serous.
alter 3eid)nnneen auf 2itbo.
Jrapbteiteinen ergaben eil poIlItdnbigl
liegtttoes 9eilltet. Grit Ole 4boto.
lrapbie IN 8erbinoung nit elmer DE
gebonoline Der Steiue eraab
ne Reto%tftrnftion Der charlottesville.
thra. Inter oicier 3ci6uinna fam
tod cine ipld|e, Ole apatsia Sobre
auf ben Stein qrapiert poroen
car, 5urn Gori1ein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17
AN EMiNENTLY SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS MAN SAYS:

My dear Mr.. Robbins:-A glance
at the calender indicates that time
flies. Eighteen years ago, when I
was a student in the Central Busl.
ness College. Sedalia, Mo-. it was,
then, in my opinion, the best bust.
ness college in America, and / know.
from visiting one or twice a year
with you since, that you are thor.
oughly u%p-to-date in your school
work.
In my years of toll in the bust.
ness world, / have found use each
day for what you taught me. It has
helped to make the rough nIaces
smooth and has made business 4
pleasure. have cheerfully recon-.
mended your college to all young
ladies and gentlemen with whom u
nave come in contact; for. I care
not where they receive their techni.
cal or classical learning. n few
months course with you will give
them more for their money than any
other investment I know anything
about.
nave two daughters, likewise two
sors, and If / should be living in
the Philippine Islands when they /
are old enough to attend business /
school, / shah send them to Won
even though | have to borrow the
money.
With kindest personal regards, II
am, Sincerely yours, u
A. v. Boswell"
Wholesale Iron and Steel.
Mr.. Boswell earned every cent
on which he attended school. with
.ne same APPLICATION and earnest en-
ieavor you can attend Central Bust
ness College and do likewise.
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8ir bieten einbuu5erf Collars
gelobnuria fir ieben Soil BON Go.
farrb Der nidt our6 @innebmen
BON Sails aatarr9.aur aebeiIt fuer.I
Dor fam.
s. S. Gbenep & 60, @iaentt,
SoleSo, 8.
@ir. Die lInter3ei6neten, boben
i. S. Gbenep ieit Sen lettelr Is Sob.
rem gefm1nt nnb baIten i'm fir BON.
to1lrltetr ebren9ait in alien @eidafts.
perbandiingcn unh iimansieQ befo.
bn9t, ale BON ieincr 8irma einae.
garaenen SerbinoIidfeiten au er.
fiiuen.
@et & 8ruar, @roBbanoeIs-
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