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Sharp County record., 1911-03-17

LdSl DdtuIudy ollOil uloldllCC
out Of Hardy, as Sheriff Bristow was
returning home from that place,
the horse he was riding fell to the
gro Ind, throwing the. rider from his
seat, and when he rose to his feet
began to run. AS the Sheriff's foot
was hung in the stirrup, the situa-
tion looked critical for him, but the
horse stopped after running several
yards. Mr.. Bristow says he was
scared to count.
Are you frequently hoarse? Do
you have that annoying tickling in
your throat? Does your cough an
noy you at night, and do you raise
mucus in the morningY Do you
want relief If. so, take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and you will
be pleased. Sold by Snow Drug Co.
Our readers at Calamine, and in
all the southern section Of the
county in fact, did not receive their
Records on time last week, but the
fault was not ours. The papers
left the Evening Shade postoflice as
usual Friday morning, but came
right back here from Batesville Sat-
urday evening through an oversight
upon the part of the postmaster
there. The bundles were started
out again Monday morning, and
we suppose have reached their des-
tinations by this time.
Fully nine out of every ten cases
Of rheumatism Is simply rheuma-
tism Of the muscles due to cold or
damp, or chronic rheumatism, neith-
er Of which require any internal
treatment, All that is needed to
afford relief Is the free application
Of Chamberlain's Liniment. Give 1t
a trial. You are certain to be pleas
ed with the quick relief which it
affords, Sold by Snow Drug Co.
County Judge Allen Gay, after
adjourning probate court Wednes-
day, left for the stopping place of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bumgarner, the
county paupers who were married a
few days ago. The pair, after being
married In Batesville, returned to
the home Of Royal Smith, who has
q contract to care for the male
paupers, where they are said to be
snuely housed at the expense Of the
county But judge Gay Is not sure
that this arrangement Is going to
be continued, The Judge is not
much inclined to the belief that the
county should maintain a pauper
hatchery
Sharp County record., 1911-03-17
THE RECORD
BY CLAUDE l.. COGER.

Entered at the Postolllce at Evening Shade Ark.
as second-cass matter
Sharp County record., 1911-03-17

Chamberlains Stomach and Liver
Tablets invariably bring relief to
women suffering from chronic con-
stipation, headache, biliousness, diz-
ziness, sallowness of the skin and
dyspepsia. Sold by Snow Drug Co.
Hardy Hiseinbottom was here
from Lebanon township Monday
looking after some matters in pro-
bate court. He showed us the
horse on which he intends to make
the canvas for tax assessor next
year
Rev. W. M. Nesbitt, the Method
ist pastor will lecture on the eener-
al rules of the church next Sunday
morning. On Sunday night the
subject of his sermon will be, The
Terms of Discipleship." Everybody
invited.
Cato Johnson, an old-time colored
man Of this place, was out in the
woods Tuesday choppine wood
when a large limb fell and struck
him squarely on top of the head,
A considerable cash was cut in
Cato's Uranium, but the limb was
shattered all TO pieces.
Sharp County record., 1911-03-17

PIE lOllOW
| first day
b
.llbject 70.
Ion Of Cl
PSI, Flat
woods l.,
Ils0nt Gro
|of Cave {
| of Cent,
ftll Of Cal.
Figlllollcl
Sharp County record., 1911-03-17
Notice for PubIicatior
Department or The Interior.
Land Office at Little Rock. Ark.
Febp,iapv IA. iOii

NJ office Ia hereby given that CHRISTOPHER G,
~ Mcleod Of Cave City, Ark. who on seps
tember "a, 1905, made homestead application No.
s7lso Serial No, oie7s, for north half northeast
quarter section, 0, township 40 north, range g
west and southwest quarter southeast quarter,
section "a, township 10 north, range west, 9th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
TO make Final Five Year Proof to establish
claim to the land above described before Jaa M,
Simpson, Clerk Of Sharp County, At Evening
Shade, Ark, on the akth day Of March, 1911,
Claimant names AS wtnessesl W. q, Mcleod
Of Reeds cseek, Aria, u, o. uoltey aat, W, h,
Mcleod Of tsnery, Arh, and W. 4, MentHenery
Of Cave City, Ark
Sharp County record., 1911-03-17

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv.
er Tablets are safe, sure and relia-
BILE, and have been praised by
thousands Of women who have been
restored to health through their
gentle aid, and curative powers
Sold by Snow Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1911-03-17
Notice for pubIicatio,,
Department Of the Interior.
u B. Land Office at Little Rock. Ark.
February ID. 1911

N otiee Is hereby given that Robert W,
April q 1901, made homestead application No.
seS'l Serial No, 0laab, for Lot 0 Of northwest
quarter, section g. township 10 north. range 8
west, 9th Principal Meridian has filed notice Of
intention TO make Final Five Year Proof to %.
tablish claim to the land above described before
j. NJ Simpson, Clerk Of Sharp County at Evening
Shade, Ark, on the 2bth day Of March. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses. Jas Jarrett.
VIM Bishop, Chas, Medlock, Sam Lusk, all Of
Poughkeepsie. Ark.
GUY W, cARoN, Register,
Sharp County record., 1911-03-17
Notice for PubIie"''

Department OF The lm''" a'sl, Al
land oiliee at Ilille I.,l 4, 'gII
No'ss s,sl T. AsffGy = sy.sSS s'ys" shade Aa Mn,
September 10. 1906, made ho'"ss,N '",N Aai \,
No, s7isa, Serial No, oloTp' iof pv'. ,,svf.l ".
east quarter and south half po0s' .ss 4 Vi! /!
section 4, township N north ',Iss laIs oi nv,
Principal Meridian. has filed n','s J, 'ss.I.bas
TO make Final Five Year Pre0l ','s. ~ IA. n
son, Clerk Of sharp County |" ,s,,
Afsu on the abth day Of maico' az ~ cAe
Claimant, names ss w'''s'',wsI ,wsI,lI,,a.
tsehales, q, q, Mcclure, W. An,
willisu 9. all Of Evening Ai''as, ,,,t,N, ul as
Sharp County record., 1911-03-17
NotiGe for Plibiicutior.
Department OF The Interior
u ), Land Office nj Little Rock. Ark.
February IL, 1911,

February IL. ipii,
NJ otiee "a hereby given that Oliver NJ, gebales
of Evening Shade, Atkl, who on October
., 1905. made homestead application No. s7ia7
Serial No oies, for south half northwest quar-.
ter, northeast quarter northwest quarter and ths
southwes, quarter northeast quarter, section II,
township n nerth, range west, 9Th PRINCIPAL
Meridian, has fled notice Of intention tenake
Final Five Year Proof To establish claim 10 the
land above described before Jas. NJ Simpson,
Clerk Of Sharp County, ~ hverins Shats, Aik.
Sharp County record., 1911-03-17
Notice for Publican"
Department OF The Interior ,,l.
U. s. Land Office at Little Ho''' s ,s,l. A.


NJ otIce ID hereby given ths, A,.', sN
~ Green Of poughkeepse' nI ",l,.bs
Jan. 4, 1905, made homestead 'pv" '" ,sullx
21a2O. Serial No. oisl!, for south Nv" a'.., avn
quarter, southeast quarter sou'"rl 1',1ssd 4
section 7, and northeast quarter h',' ,s"s, IN
ter. section 10, township 10 nof'n' ,',s 'a, s M
9th Principal Meridian, has 0'sa .s, now, "a suy
claim to tho land above deser'ooa " y, gms
Simpson, Clerk Of Sharp oosap ,,'s.A' u lNL
Shade, Ark, on the a5th day Of Ms'y" w gra
Claimant names as witnesses ., n " 4, Ras|
{. +. Freeman of Beneay, Arm oos Rspf
Guy W. CANON y"
Sharp County record., 1911-03-17

on the 25th day Of March, 1911 n
Claimant names an witnesset @ lien's " a
singer, ]. W. Williams, g. A. W'"'"'
Mcclure, all Of Evening Shade am. ,..,ls
GUY W. CARoN' h's''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26

Hand Lotion for refining and
bleaching the hands. Large
sizS>Slo0. Special size. soc
Lotion Delieias-A toilet Vinegar
OF Strawberries. ..........sf.oo
skin Whitener-For the ice.
neck and shoulders .s1.oC
laselle coquette-Liquid or dry.
25c and SOC. Pomade ....... soc
Almond, Honey. Cucumber Lotion
An emolient of unusual excel.
lence for whitening and soften.
ing the face, neck and arms
Large size. S1.00. Special
size ..-..-.-..--....... soc
Creme Oelicias-The genuine. Id.
fashioned strawberry cream. ST
Sno" Orift-For removing the vel
lowncss from white hair. $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
CIRCUIT COURT
Decision OF Justice Court is Reversed
in Detinue case-Appeais
Are EfIed

In circuit court yesterday. the de
cision Of Justice DObbs was reversed
In the case OF II. r. Bacnman vs..
Sterling Bed Company. by Judge Her.
vey In the justice court. "a verdict
was given In favor Of the plaintiff in
dctinuc suit for tho recovery Of one
share ~ stock The circuit court d..
cision gives judgment Tor the defend
ant
An appeal WIS fled by Attorney
Charles J. Schuct H. 'hc case o. tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
Stone & Thomas

CITY OF Wheeling ". Namon Joseph
Joseph was fined SO and costs in
police court for striking a boy at
his pool room.
case entitled Katy FronzesK vs..
Felix Opeliock vas appealed from the
court OF Justice Encal The sum OF
81 D. claimed on n debt.
The case OFFS. - Conner vs.. =. W.
kr"use for $3723 was appealed from
the court of Justice Christian. Judg-
mont Was given in favor Of the plain
tin jon the justice court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26

The Calling Of Dan Matthews"
by Harold Bell Wright. Just out in
the popular edition and sold here at
only 45e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
BANKRUPTCY COURT
Nouees Sent Out by Referee Cum
MINIS IN Case OF Enterprise
Telephone Company.

Notic's have been sent ont bv
referee ). William Cummins. calling
meeting NJ the Enterprise r,lr.
phone bankruptcy case 81 Ncw Mar
tin'Fill" for October 8. 90 1890
O'CLOCK Schedule have hcon filed
showing liabilities 81 St9.72s aud
assets az fl6.N4fsS. The unsecured
claims amount 90 E17.02s g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26

LOT contending with loud and angry
words but Judge Jordan held that 9c-
corning 10 statute. fine Of more than
I'VE collars could not be- assessed ban
such a case. and this amount is not
appealablc.
me difficulty which resulted in
Nls'n s arrest arose from the erect
ION OIL telephone pole in Warwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
SIXTH ANNUAL
CONVENTION OF
STATE NURSES
ELABORATE PROGRAM is BEING
PREPARED.
VIII be Held at the Board Of Trade
October 3tst and Novem-
Der list and 3D.

the sixth annual convention Of
the Graduate Nurses Association OF
West Virginia will be held in the as
sembly room of the Wheeling Board
OF Trade on October 3lst and No
vember LIST and ID. On the same
dates the second annual meeting OF
the superintendent OF training
schools for nurses of West Virginia
will be held.
An elaborate program is being pre-.
pared Tor the two events. and much
interest is being manifested bv ply
sicians and others. Ev1y important
city in the State will be represented.
and II is expected that up%ards OF
nifty delegates will be present. The
first days sessions will be given
over to talks by local physicians and
routine matters incident to the omen.
ing of the convention. In the even
ing reception TO all OF the nurses
VIII be rendered by the board OF lady
managers OF the City hospital. ON
ednesday morning, the second day.
an address OF welcome will be de-
ivered by Mr.. T.. o. Clark. superin-
tendent OF the City hospital. The
program OF the afternoon will include
short talks and papers. In the even |
ing banquet will be rendered the
delegates by the Ohio county associa.
ton of graduate nurses. OF which !
Mrs. X. ). Billiard is president
The third day will be devoted 10
the closing work OF the convention.
including the election of officers. and
IN the evening an informal tea will
be rendered by DIR. and Mrs. Robert
). Reed at their homR on Twelfth
street.
Mrs. II. G. Lounsbcry. OF Charles I
ton. is president OF the State asso.
citation. and Miss Isabel McIsaacs is /
secretary. Both OF these ladies' VIII,
deliver very instructive and interest ,
INK addresses during the sessions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
DISMISSED
Case Appealed From Justice Court
Pronounced Non Appeaiabie
BY Judqe Jordon.

On OH" ground that the case was
not ari raiahi.. the suit Of tho state
SD. vs.. Wi'ron was dismissed in
.riuiraI court yesterday morning by
judge Jordan iu Justice Christians
court. wilson va 0ned SO and costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26

MILLER
Greater Wheeling the merits ia put ont h1 f
of
n Tor intended
Ing preparations which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26

Moth and Freckle Lotion and Far.
bleach. Sl0O. Special size. soc
SealPincI-Hair tonic OF Cognac
brandy with Choral Hydrats.
sl.OO. Special size . sne
Eau de Beaute-An astrinpant
and skin tonic. sl.OU. SPECIAL
- Zoe
SrlIlantine-\ever separates or
becomes rancid. soc. SDaci.I
size .-..-........... 25c
luSuria - The best CLEANSING
cream, superior TO any .old
cream ............... Soc
Complexion Balm and LIQUID Face
Powder-White or flesh. SI.o0.
IA SIZE -............... SOC
Sculpture Bland. without p.r.
tune. 25c. Gardenia. with Der.
4uiHc ..'........ ........25
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26

piarrhoea IS always more or less
prevalent during September. 30 pr.-
pared for 10. Chumbcriain.s COLI
h"icra and biarrhoca Remedy =
Dee dop. ndrd upon and IL pleasant 20
take. For sails boy all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26

Face Cream. Restorative. Pre-
sentative. 6eautiher. Removes
freckles. moth patches and that
tawny withered look. Large
jar. $50. Special size. 500
Face Powder-The finest obtain
able. regardless OF price or place
OF manufacture. Four shades.
Large box, sl0O. Special
size ................. soc
Skin and Tissue Builder and Mas.
sage Cream with Balsam or
Tlhe ...... ............. S1.OO
Armal-A concentrated LIQUID
shampoo and bath foam. soc
Wrinkle Ersdicstor-For remov.
ing wrinkles. $500. Special
size .--'... .......-... 81 90
Complexion Brush-The original
and only genuine. $3.50 and ST
Williams news., 1911-09-30
Grand Canyon News

Grand Oanyon News
 Niles J. Cameron has returned to bis home after serving as juror at Flagstaff.
 About three miles of the new scenic road is completed.
 Tom Maddock made trip to the Canyon last week to take home his automobile which was recently wrecked here.
 Miss Minnie Davis, of Prescott, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. L. L. Ferrall.
 Mildred Meyers, daughter of Rob- ert Meyers, was on the sick list this week.
 Wm. Lockridge left this week to serve as juror at Flagstaff.
 The tourist trade has been slow the last two weeks.
 Lawrence Dunn has returned to the Canyon.
Williams news., 1911-09-30
OCHELTREE RETURNED
 TO WILLIAMS CHURCH

The M. E church annual confer ence at Mesa closed last Sunday. The following is the assignment of preachers for the coming year:
 Bisbee-E. G. Decker.
 Bisbee Supplied from Bisbee
Williams news., 1911-09-30
w ILLI A M s
 SATURDAY, OCT. 7tf1 The Largest Best Coored M1streIs Tn the World GOOD ONE Parade at Noon a III

J M. Ocheltree was appointed superintendent of the anti-saloon league; Rev. E.. D. Raley, Sunday school missionary, and Wm. Whit. field, agent, Arizona, Wesleyan university-Republican.
Williams news., 1911-09-30

Cananea-S. w. Simonds. Chandler-J. J Burcham. Douglas a..d Nacorzari-R. E.. Wright.
 Hugh Copeland. Flagstaff-C. P. .Metcalf. Glendale-R. E. Davis. Globe-J. M. Barnhart. Hayden-C. L. Hawley. Jerome-To be supplied. Kingman-C. w. Downing. Littleton Wm. Whitfield. McNeal-J. M. Rich. Mesa-David Roberts. Needles-F. c. Farr. Phoenix-R. s. Fisher. Prescott-C. H. Davis. Safford-To be supplied. Tempe-Wilbur Fisk. Tucson-R. w. Wheatley. Tucson (colored)-V. M. Cole. Wilcox and Pearce-C. A Honsel Winslow and Holbrook-J. A. Arnett.
 Williams and Ash Fork-C. H. Ocheltree.
 Yuma-C. G. Coulter.
 Yuma Indian Mission -J. A. Crouch.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-13
 WOMAN'S STOICISN GIVES WAY TO TEARS

Chicago. November 12.-Mrs. Jane Quinn, widow of two men shot to death and held for thc murder of one. today lost the stolcism she had man listed since her arrest and wept. After night of restless breeding upon her plight she crumpled in her cell at the Hyde Park police station.
 Hysterically she declared her inno-. cence. So weak was she left by the outburst of emotion pent up many days behind an unflinching eye and an un- quivering lip that matron used re- storatives. f srs
 Again Mrs. Quinn gave way to tears when she was measured and photo graphed for Rogues' gallery. Ten men prisoners were waitinss their turns in the Bertlllion bureau when she was ordered to loosen her hair. The woman in her surged through the armor Of iron indifference she had worn even when formally branded as mur- deress. -f tt~t
 Must I take down my hair in the presence of all these men?" she asked, helplessly. Captain Evans said the rules compelled it.
 With nervous fingers the woman she is twice a grandmother-began fishing for hairpins. As the first strands of hair fell about her face she glanced at the rough crowd of pris- oners in the next room. Her eyes moistened and her bosom heaved, she strove to choke back the sobs, but they came.
 Then she submitted to the pho- tographing and measuring, docile as a child. Mrs. Quinn then was taken to the county jail, where she was lodged in cell 657. Attorney Elmer Kirby who defended Mrs, Quinn after !. bullet killed her first husband Warren Thorpe, in Michigan. announced that he would endeavor to collect $l5,000 in- surance on the life of John NJ. Quinn for the widow who Is accused of kill ing him. ef -.s-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-13

tention Training institute" that these ne- gro boys and girls might be saved from a life of vice and crime and made IT, dustrious, law-abidng men and women. who will cease to be burden and be- couse of their training become an asset in the industrial arena of life. I have tried to be as frank as possible, that each might know .the situation and conditions B they are, and now I leave the case in your hands, and I truly believe all will be well.
 This all important campaign to raise funds to build this institution will be launched at once. and as general superin- tondent. I will call on every business ard professional man and the head of the several corporations and whatever is do- mated will be published in The Age-Her- 3ald.
 The following banks have been selected as deposltares:
 Traders National bank; Prudential Say- ings bank; Alabama Penny Savings bank. Feoples investment and Savings bank. You may send your checks or money or ders to either one of these institutions marked Negro Juvenile Protective so ciety building fund.-
 Yours for Christ and fallen hunanit,-
 P. COLFAV RAMEAU,
 General Superintendent No. 3l6i2 North Eighteenth street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-13
STOCK MARKETS
 WEEKLY 1 REVIEW
Approval of Reorganization Plans for Trust Was
 Beneficial

New York, November 1s.-Strength and activity were injected into the stock market last week by the formal approval of the plan of reorganiza- ton of the American Tobacco company by the United States circuit court. The buoyant upward bound of prices in re- sponse to the courts action indicated the aeceptability of the plan to cor poration interests in general.
 It was to be inferred some fear of the action of the court restrained the effect of the plan on me stock mar ket until the decision was announced. Apparently no misgivings were felt of the ultimate approval of the plan by the supreme court, thus giving tho seal of a definite sanction for a means of existence of bigger business.
 It is in that light that the financial community interpreted the settlement of the tobacco suit. It was concluded that any existing industrial combina- tion could bring itself into compliance with the law along the lines of the tobacco reorganization without losing it's power of profitable operation. There was a disposition to assume that the
 
 lifted. In contrast to this theory there was expressed apprehension in some quarters that the political contention for more stringent legislation weufo be strengthened by the harmlessness which seems to be claimed for the sherman law by the implication of the weeks buoyant rise in stocks.
 The striking advantages gained by the socialists at scattered points in TueSIaX'S elections a66nCad S evidence of a sustained feeling of hos tility to capital in an extensive DOT tion of the electorate.
 Suspension by the commerce court of the inter-mountain freight rate reduc- tions fixed by the interstate commerce added to the stimulating effect on the stock market.
 Aside from these factors of govern mental relations to business helpful in- fluences were to be found in financial and industrial departments. October copper consumption increased more than enough to take care of the added output exports showing recovering es- peciaQy from the damage caused by the previous months financial unsettlement in Germany. United States Steel gain in unified orders at the end of October helped to quiet apprehension of poor earnings for the current quarter.
 Money market conditions remained easy and a favorable effect on the in- vestinent demand for bonds was per ceptible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-13
SERIOUS CHARGE
 AGAINST DEALERS

:, Girard, November 12.-(Special. )-About month ago it was reported that car of clothing that had been consigned to some western point by the Georgia Man. ufacturing company of Columbus, Ga, vas burglarzed and much of the goods taken, while standing on the siding over night in Phoenix City. Detective A. c. Jones of the Central of Georgia railroad was put on the case and has located what is said to be a portion of the goods, which are alleged to have been sold to Messrs. Power & Baird of Columbus, Ga., by George l. Wilson, prominent mer- chant Of Girard. The premises of Wilson, and also his father-n-law, Henry Smith. another merchant, were searched, and both were put under arrest in connec- ton with the affair."
 Warrants were sworn out yesterday charging the two men with burglarizing a car, and both will be given preliminary hearing before Judge Kimbrough in Pheo- nix City at an early date.
 Both men are inclined to treat the whole affair as of small moment. and deny all knowledge of the matter. Much interest is manifested in the outcome of the trial on account of the prominence of the parties and the high esteem in which they are held.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-13
CIRCUIT COURT
 AT RUSSELLVILLE

Russellville. November 12.-tSpecial.) The first week of circuit court expired today Next week is criminal week and full docket is on hand but no mur- der cases of homicides. One murder case dating back to 1908 is still hanging fire on the docket.
 In the case of Emmet Allen, the Ala bama Fuel and Iron company agreed to a compromise verdict of $1750. In the case of various parties vs. T. Y. Iolts, was taken out of court to all low time for a settlement
 The case of administrator of Doug lass Allen. deceased, is set for Novem- Der 21. In this case S20,000 Is sued for for the death of young Allen. who was fireman on the company's passenger train.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-13
CHINESE ASK TAFT w FOR NO INTERVENTION

New York, November 12.-Chinese stu dents clubs in 12 universities and col !eges in this country sent President Taft today a resolution protesting against sug- gested foreign interference in the Chi nese revolution and requesting him to use his personal and official influence to induce the powers to abstain from arresting the conflict.
 The resolution was adopted jointly by telegraph according to c. S. Huang president of the Columbia Chinese Stu dent club. ...,
 Signatory to the document are the Chi nese students clubs. of the following uni versailles and colleges: Amherst, Coum- hia, Cornell, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Michigan Agricultural col lege, Northwestern University, Ohio State. Purdue, Illinois, Missouri Valparaiso and Wisconsin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-13

number round house. backshop and floor men machinists, air brake inspector, round house and back shop locomotive boiler makers, boiler in- spectors, car carpenters. car repairers, car inspectors. Good wages, free trans portation furnished from junction points on I. c. R. R. system. Write or wire Illinois Central, Water Valley, Miss.
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