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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-06-21
The $500, 10000 1850 Year Bond Issue.
Prest Mcclellan of the Levee Board Urges the
Passage of the Bill Permitting Issuance and
Setting Forth His Reasons Therefor.
Congress to come to the relief of the Mis-

Congress to come to the relief of the Mis-
sissippi Valley, and that soon.
There should not be Encouragement or
loss of confidence in the levees; only one
crevasse in 250 miles with the highest
water of record and the only time since
1874 when all the tributaries, both east
ern and western, came out at once; this
with only IS per cent of the levees up to
the condition recommended by the Mis-
sissippi River Commission and levee en-
gineers. This is not said in commenda-
ton of your Levee Board, for men can
always be replaced. (The Fifth District
has men who measure up to the demands
of any position in which they are placed, }
but of the system: levees are necessity
and must be maintained, and to main
tain them every influence is needed to
work together, for in the unity there is
strength.
Yours truly,
1T. MCCLELLAN, ?
President Board Commissioners, Fifth
Louisiana Levee District.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-06-21
USE or IEVEE As ROADWAY PROHIBITED


Government Tools and Other Levee
Materials to be Collected.
The following correspondence is self
explanatory and the requests made
should be carefully observed by all good
citizens:
TALLULAH, La, June 14th, 1912.
Tensas Gazette,
st. Joseph, La.
Dear Sirs-Please publish for the in
formation of the public the enclosed let
ter. Capt. Sheriff., Corps Engineers U.
8. Army, has requested my cooperation
in preventing the removal of topping and
timber revetment placed during the high
water by private individuals.
This work was done during the high
water, and l especially call the attention
OF all parties to the fact that this is as
much part of the levee as any of the
whole, and every one is warned against
depreciation by the removal of timber or
earth which was placed there by the
United States, OF District authorities, and
any information of Interference by pri-
vate parties will be gladly received at this
Office, and the United States Engineer
will have prosecuted in the United States
Court any such depredations above men,
toned.
l will deem il favor il any one knows
of any material or tools along the levee
line belonging either to the Levee Board
or the United States, they will notify this
Office of the locality SO they can be col
lected and saved.
Yours truly,
]. 7. MCCLELLAN,
President Board Commissioners, Fifth
Louisiana Leyee District.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-06-21
Yours truly,

]. T. MCCLELLAN,
President Board Commissioners, Fifth
Louisiana Leyee District.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-06-21
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION.

Illinois People Interested In Protection
and Development Of Mississippi
Valley and Legislature That State
MemoriaIizes Congress to Take
Charge of Levees.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-06-21
Yours truly,

President Board Commissioners, Fifth
Louisiana Levee District.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-06-21

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS /
For FIFTH LOUISIANA LEvEE DISTRICT
Tallulah, La, June IL, 1872.
Tensas Gazette,
st. Joseph, La.
Dear Sir-Enclosed find copy OF bill
which will be introduced in the Legisla-
ture asking for authority to issue Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars 1850 year,
5 per cent bonds, which please publish
with this letter.
The reason of this bond issue is to re-
lieve the taxpayers of rs per cent OF the
levee taxes for the next two years, and
to provide funds to do the work specified
in the bill.
The United States and State Engineers
have been conferred with as to the i'm
mediate needs of the District and the APP
proximate amounts necessary to do the
work, which should be done before an
other high water:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-03-21
MERCHANTS TO ASK
THAT PRINTING Be
KEPT IN THIS CITY
General Crusade In Favor
Of Trade-at-Home Prin-
ciple Planned.

Steps to force as much printing as
possible to be done in Washington
rather than in other cities IRE to be
taken by the Retail Merchants Asso-
citation. The trade-at-home principle is
to be carried into every other branch of
business as WELL
In response to a resolution of Column
bia Typographical Union considered at
the regular monthly meeting of the as
ISOLATION at the Chamber of Commerce
last night, the secretary was instructed
to ask the city directory company and
the telephone company why their direc-
tories are not printed in Washington
shops. 1t was also proposed by M. A.
Leese that the merchants of the city
refuse to advertise in the directories
unless they are printed here. Sym
Merchant Tailors' Exchange calling
upon Washington business and profess
sional men to buy their clothing at
homo was also expressed.
New and more drastic laws, such as
were enacted in Virginia in 1910 at the
insistence of the Retail Merchants AS
ISOLATION OF Virginia, covering the CIV
ing of worthless checks and the reten-
ton of goods sent out on approval and
c. o. D., will be proposed to the Com
missioners for enactment in the Dis
trict.
The next meeting of the association
will be in the form of a luncheon at
one of the hotels. r. p. Andrews and
others told of the success of such meet
ings in other cities, and it was decided
to adopt the practice for the association
IL the first luncheon-meeting proves
popular. President Joseph Strasburger
appointed Joseph Jacob, Isaac Cans,
and r. p. Andrews a committee to ar
range for the luncheon. The treasurer.
NJ. A. Leese, reported a balance OF
1887 % in the treasury.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-03-21
Health and Beauty Helps
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR

X. B.: Regardless of your age.
Wonld not recommend the use of race
powder. It clogs the skins pores and
in time win make your comrleXion
rough and anything but handsome; The
best kind Of a beautificr is made by
dissolving ounces Of spurmax n Y
teaspoonfuls. glycerine. This will
whlten ami refine your skin. 1t takes
away that oily, shiny look letter than
powder AMI dose not show or rub off so
easily. This lotion will clear your COM
plcxion and give, to It wholesome
charming tone, also affording the skin
splendid protection from chapping, in the
Mrs. F. B.: To have a head of perfect
hair you must Keep your scalp abso-
lutely clean and free from dandruT. If
YOU will shampoo twice month with a
traspoonful Of Canthrox dissolved in a
with cleaY water, YOU will find your
hair will always be fluffy, bright. and
clean. This shampoo is SO far superior
to others that the best class Of hair
makes the hair dry quickly without any
signs Of streakinG, hritileness or other
bad effects which are caused by using
soap. There Is nothing like 1t for re-
moving dandTuff, cleansing ting hair and
;;IVinG to il that much"desiTed huffiness
and brilliancc.
c p: Your plmplcs, salIowness and
hollow cheeks are due to rundown
condition Of the bod. The only way to
remove these lis is to clear your blood
of its Impurities. Dissolve one ounce
kardena and p cupful sugar in - pint
alcohol. then add hot water t. make a
quart rake a Tablespoonful before each
meal This IS = splendid system tonic
AMI will soon restore the look of perfect
health to your face, fill out YOUR cheeks
AMI give yOd the crerEv and ambition
which only \ healthv person has. 1t is a
wonderful blood~purifier, enerStzer and
liver regulator. -------
NJ D: You can make your hair grow
In thick AMI abundant by rubbing into
the SCALP twice a week the following
tonic, Mix together ~ pint alcohol |
ounce uUinzoin, AMI % pint cold water.
This will show better results IN short
time than all the hair growers" on the
market nut together oils aud vascIinc
r.; ilv do vcr,' little good hut This tonic
VIII be a most pleasant surprise to you
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-03-21
Key Thief Continues
Entering Buildings

The police believe today that more
than one duplicate key thief is at
work in Washington. Two more places
were entered by duplicate keys last
night and by different persons and in
both cases the would-be thieves were
seen and frightened away.
Returning to her apartment on the
first floor of the Astoria, Third and G
streets northwest, about 10 o'clock last
night, Mrs. Bessie Colvin discovered n
colored man ransacking her bedroom.
She screamed and the man raised the
window and jumped out.
John Fisher ianitor at the Sheridan
apartments, 1913 Twenty-second street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-03-21
President PoStpones
Talk With Mitchell

An unwillingness to interfere at a
time when conferences looking to a
settlement are being held between the
anthracite miners and the operators,
has decided President Taft TO postpone
his Interview. with Johr Mitchell, for
merly head of the United Mine workers
Association.
Mr. mitchell was to have called at the
White House tomorrow, but H. was an
nounced late yesterday after The Presi-
dent had had talk with Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor Nagel, that the
meeting had been indefinitely postponed,
Pevond that, the White House had no
official comment TO make.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-03-21
ElkS to Meet.

A social session of the Washington
Lodge of Elks, to which the wives,
daughters, and other women relatives
OF the members have been invited to
attend, is to be held in the II street
clubhouse tomorrow night. The exer-
cises, which will consist of music and
II literary program, will be begun at
S o'clock. John G.. Maxwell is chair
man of the entertainment committee.
The session is to be held primarily to
interest," the women relatives OF the Elks
In the spring festival to be held next
month, beginning April IS and lasting
one week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-03-21

in its beneficial results It removes
daEdrun, stops scalp-irritaton and
checks falling hair almost instantly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-03-21
BUILDING PLANNED
FOR EVANSVILLE
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Committee Named to Obtain
Construction Loan
of $1,000.

EVANSVILLE. Nd, March 21.-At q
special meeting of the mayor and COM
mon council last night Councilmen Ed
ward Devlin and e. A. Fuller we're ap-
pointed a committee to obtain a loan Ct
$1,000 to build and equip a building for
municipal and fro department purposes,
as authorized by an election held OIL
March II. On motion OF Councilman
Kelly, building committee was ordered
to consist of the mayor and common
council, three citizens, and three meIn-
bers Of the fire department, with Coun-
Gilman Devlin as chairman. The three
citizens appointed were o. N. Burke,
Judge John Gibson, and James Hill.
The three members of the fire depart.
ment are Howard Orr. A. s. Clark, and
b. A. Snyder.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-03-21

in its beneficial results 1t removes
daEdrun, stops scalp-irritation and
checks falling hair almost instantly.
Miss G. G.: You will hrd nothing as
good to strengthen your weak eyes, clear
them of redness and make them brill
tonic: Dissolve All ounce Of crystoS in =
pint Of water and put q few drops in
each eye twice day. Many very sue
CCSsful oculists recommend IhisIfne tom
nothing better for te&tinG Granula ted
lids and it acts very quickly.
Mrs. e: It is a very simple matter to
chin. Make a paste with little DOW
dered delatOne and water, then spread
ON hairy surface and in two or three
minutes rub off. wash the skin and the
hats will have vanished. This is
painless and certain way in which to
Danish hairy growths
Mrs. NJ: Do not cut the cye-Iashes.
Instead, apply q little pyroNin to lash
cots with thumb and forefngcr ard
they will grow in silk and long Thin
eyebrows can be made to grow In thick
aid long If YOU apply pyroXin each night
with the forehnger. Use caution AMI
dot not get any pyroXin where hair is
not wanted. --
Juanita: The cost of fat-reduction need
not he high. " you will buy ounces
of parnotis and dissolve it in IL Dints
hot water, you have the best and safest
fat-ren,edv known. Take a tablespoon
fui BEFORE meals and your excess fat
" Ill soon be gone No dieting or violent
exercises are necessary and YoIr skin
VIII remain smooth and unWrinkled
Parn0tis Is absolutely harmless and has
worked wonders where other remedies
failed. -
A l.. NJ: I do not like to recommend
any OF the prepared cold creams, as
most OF them are too greasy and are
likely 10 cause hair to grow on Your
skin. Try this Stir / ounce alrrozuin
and teaspoonfuls Glycerlne in u
pint cold water. This will make an eX-
skin and KecD it smooth. velvetv, and
free from chanpirg. II will keep Your
complexion radiant, perfectly clear and
free from bacEhcads and Nrinkles.
81 ADV,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-03-21
Inquest in FLYNN Case.

An inquest will be held at the
District morgue tomorrow over the
body Of James f. Flynn, who died
yesterday in the Washington Asylum
Hospital from fracture of the skull
received on February "a, when he fell
from a car at Seventh and L streets
northwest. Flynn was twenty-five
years old and lived at 431 G street
northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-03-21

northwest. told the police he discovered
colored man disguised as a woman in
his apartment in the basement of the
building early last evening. He went for
policeman. but in the meantime the
housebreaker got away.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-03-21

The residence of Robert W. Wells, at
torney, of Washington and Hyattsvllle,
was today sold to M. II. B. Hoffman,
manager of the Washington branch of a
large company. The price paid is said
to be about So 600
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-14
BUSINESS CHANCES
FINE STOCK
MERCHANDISE

We own and Offer for sale one of the
best stocks Of general merchandise in the
state. Located in fine little town IN
central Nebraska, and drawing trade for
twenty miles around. This stock Will
invoice about sl900o. exclusive Of fixtures
and is all clean, up-to-the- minute and OF
recent selection. The fixtures VIII in
voice about $500 and are all OF the mod
ern type. The stock is located In good
brick building, absolutely central, and
has very attractive plate glass front
This store his not changed hands FOR
years and is doing a splendid business,
IL is not to be confused with the usual
trading" merchandise stock, as II has
never had a sacrifice sale and the staple
lines are not depleted. we own this
stock, together with the fixtures and
the 50-foot front brick building, and Of
fer the entire plant for sale at bargain
figure. We will consider an exchange
for a portion of the consideration, u the
offering Is fairly valued, or we VIII sen
the stock and fixtures separately. We
will, however, not consider incumbered
property on exchange, as there is not a
dollar of REMEMBRANCE against either
stock or building. II your proposition
comes within the limitations, submit H.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-14

Agents and saIe.~omen.

DOLLAR AN HoUR-Ladies: You can
easily clear dollar an hour among neigh
borS Just show them our new hand
paiuted l.at4.4 tioth wall pockets and
See them buy Cost &c; sell for 5ec. Just
oITt Send = for sample and agency
Guaranteed fast seller
OLIVER. LANDLORD & CO, ~ Seds-
wick Bldg. Wichita. KAN
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-14
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-J. Z. and Gertrude Miles. I'm
manuel hospital. girl; Bernard and Alice
Luedka, ASIA South Twentieth street girl
Ed C. and Lucy B. Kennedy. 2t6I south
Seventeenth street. boy: +. X, and Exera
De Buse, 4t0s North Twenty-eignth street
how: Louis and Celia Nemec, 2t0S South
Twelfth street. boy; Frank and MARY
Piyouk. BIS Poppleton avenue, girl: john
and Marie Bruner. S2l2 Ohio street, girl.
Deaths-John Ales, Is years, st. Jos.
eph's hospital: John c, Bowles, tr, q
years, 1872 North Seventeenth street n
Louis Henricksen. % years, 2sOS Poppie'
ton avenue; David kelso, 90 years
Thirty-fourth street and Meredith ave
nue.: Frances = Smolinski. 4e years. Sl'
south Forty-second street
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-14
DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES.

BINGHAM. RICHARD-Died April u
Funeral Monday, April Is, from the res
idence of W W. Bingham, lsl2 spencer
st.
ARNoIpI-John. aged % years months
10 days, April l., -. ,..
Funeral from residence, 800 bnase
street, Florence, Monday morning az eIo
TO St. Mary Magdaline church. Nineteenth
and Dodge streets, at 10 O'Clock: inter
ment German Catholic cemetery
PROSPECT Hiil cemetery, SD 4 Parker
SITS. lot and single interment Tor SAFE.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-14
MY NEW
Five Passenger
Touring Car
Price $685., for
Immediate Sale

Have purcased new car. (same make
but larger. which will arrive May ist
and will make above price 10 secure quick
sale before new one arrives. This car
was purchased late last fall tsept. 15thl.
with q manufacturers guarantee which
does not expire until Sept. H. this year.
It's In perfect condltlon-runs as quietly
as day taken from salesr0ont-body not
uiarred or scratched In any way-iongest
trip ever driven was = miles and return
been used very little. There Is not
thing about the car that Is not in perfect
working order: tires are all good a. new.
It's a four-door body. late design
long, low boat shape. with graceful.
straight lines. painted rich blue black.
stored in black leather. front seat d.
yided: comfortable and easy riding.
Equipped with good mohalr top curtains,
boot etc: ornamental side larnps; neat
road lamps. with good reflectors; Pres
saappy little car. with a sr1ooth-running
and powerful t-cyi. engine that's always
ready; will take you any place. up any
hilf and Just as fast as you want to ride.
Three speeds forward ana reverse: null
tiple disc clutch: easy shifting gears that
costs new. 1875. stripped r. o. B. Detroit:
freight to Omaha. 81. Top. curtains.
boot, etc. 80. Road lamps and Presto
lite equipment. IS. making total cost
H.iN. Ms price for this car fully
eauipped as above described. tsS5 net
! CyTiil not consider a trade. or an offer
for any less WIN not pay q commission
10 any deAlsf.) Phone me at once for
demonstration. This certainly is worth
I the money and Will sell quickly. Phone
Benson Sis
RTNABOUT. % n p. IN fair condition
cheap II taken at once. Address E 7se
! care Of Bee.
FOR SALE CHEAP-A - horsepower
secondhand tive-pesssnger touring car In
! coed condition. Owner wants 10 buy q
hlKher power machine. Address u 20
care Of Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-14
WANT ADS


Want ads received at any time ont
TO insure proper classification must
be presented before IL o efock m. for
the evening edition and before s;Se
p. m. for morning and Sunday cdi'
lions. Want ads received after such
hours will have their first Insertion
under the heading Too Late to
Classify"
CASH RATES FOR WANT ADS.
REGULAR CLAsSIFICATION-one
Insertion III tent per WORD anu .
cent per word for each supsequeu'
consecutive insertion. Each inser
ton made on odd days 1 u cent per
word; $50 per line per month
when I'D is run without change oi
copy.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-14
DIVE RsIoN


Anybody can add % 10
$50 per week 70 their
income IN pars time;
eattrs year, ErouinG
mushrooms in cellars.
sheds. barns. bones
etc markets waiting
for all yeu raise; free
illustrated instrsetion
booklet. HIRAM BAR
TON. 70. WEST uth
ST., New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-14
BUSINESS PERSONALS

Dre.smakInR.
Terry's DressmskinS college s,th 8 Far.
REASONABLE PRICES, Plain and
fancy dressmaking. sS69 81. Msry's Ave.
Red lSo.
PLAIN sewing, reasonable, Harvey 2iSs,
WANTED-Sewlns, Phone Webster SEA.
EXPERIENCED dressmaker. 22lS Far
nam st, Phone Douglas SiSG
DressmakIng by day. Phone Doug, go.
EverythIng electrical.
Electric lighting tx. wholesale AM -etalL
Bursess-Gyanden Co. l5ll Howsrd. D-eSl
Everything Electrical.
STANDARD ELECTRIC co,
Telephone Doug. S5i. sls south 18th ST..
ID Hand Electric Apparatus
and repairs. lie Bron. SIS $, 18th ST.
Ever. ,niAs for Women.
Willow plumes made from your old and
new feathers. reasonable, 1865 $, II. y. Isea
Dr. Babcock Co, SOC withnell, Is & Har,
Nubone Tailored Corsets.
Guaranteed not TO rust or break. M
Bone Corset shop, % Neville Bk. u. 6l7o
DRESS pleatingS buttons, covered. all
sizes and styles. THE IDEAL PLEAT-
ING Co, go Douglas Block. Both phonea
MAYME RAUBER M hHTESF N
la. 5. 18th st, block south Of william
CARPETS and rugs cleaned on flooi
without removal, free estimates. The Idea
Air Cleaning Co. Phone Doug, rs and 1859
Feed Mills and stores.
Feed. all kinds. Glencoe Mills. .ssf Izard
Fiorists.
A. Donaghue. io7 Far. u. 1901. A-lool
HESS q swoBoDA. lnb Farnam 81.
L. HENDERSON, 1919 Farnam. d. asa
BRANDEIs FLORIST. Bandsls Bids.
BATHS FLORISTS, Boyd Theater Bid.
BENEFITS, cut flowers. Doug. ~.
Foundries,
Mcdonald brass and BRONZE foundry, aiu
minum. tin, lead CASTINGS. i.ol Jackson
| Laundries.
Guarantee Launry. Fine work. D. MA
MRS. GERTRUDE CARMEN, curtain
cleaned: six years experience. Prices -
to Sc per pair. Douglas 2ias.
uovins, Storage ana Cleaning.
| EXPRESSMEN'S Delivery Co.-Movtnl
| furniture. packing, fireproof storage. Cit
/ office, ZIG 3. Eth. Doug. 90. Ind. B-iA
FERRIN Van a storage. Tyler iao
/ B-I7SG.
Furn. moving; men q per hr. w 20
Muitigraphers.
OMAHA DUPLICATING CO.. 90 PAX
| TON BLK DOUGLAS 67W.
| Music. Ara aud Languages.
Violin lesson; VIM. l.. Patton, Web. Sssl
Piano Tuning &C., Il ,s Ts1 MsT b p sos
Nurserie. and seeds.
Fruit Trees
Shade trees shrubs. General nurser
stock Phone Benson 53J, Benson
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-14

FOR sALE-Psytng drug stock and
building; Is cents on the 81. Small town.
Address Y-21, care Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-14
Standard Land Go.

Suite 53-527 City Natl Bank Bldg,
OMAHA, NEB.'
WANTED-Four teachers who wish
good paying positions during summer
months; state experience. salary during
last two years and references. Address
r. c. Griffith, Omaha, Neb; care Loyal
hotel.s
Ed Rothery. Business and Real Estate
Exchange Co. Room $40. McCague Bldg.
SELL information from your district;
We explain how free: good money for
bright alert people. splendid side line.
Send for free booklet. National lnforma-
ton Bureau. Station A II, Columbus q"
START a snug business of your own,
500 to 500 per month finances itself
First National bank Of Chicago and many
others using our SO sanitary vacuum
cleaner: exclusive territory. Write quick.
Sanitary Suction Cleaner Co, 10th floor
Masonic Temple Bldg, Chicago. me-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-14
Dunnine
Hardware Co.
1872 Harvey ST.

THREE-sTORY brick factory building
tOxll0; business center, rallIoad facillnesi
splendid bargain; send for photograph
Il. T, Palmer, Middleton. Ohio"
FOR sAT.E-Butcher shop in good east
ern Neb. county seat town. population
800: will stand close investigation. Ad-
dress j. B. Snedicker. Shelby, Neb."
BUTCHER shop for sale. doing good
business. only shop In county seat: vii
sell at Invoice price: good reasons Tor
seLSng. Pioneer Land Co, Candy Ne
braska"
FOR sALE,-Clean stock hardware, in
yoIcing 300: $500 year business; good
churches and school. electric hghts, :
water works. best county In Iowa: this
Is no trading stock: for sale BY owner
good reason for selling. Address Y -,
care Bee
PATENTS secured or money refunded.
Send sketch for free report as TO patent
ability. Guide books and what to invent
with list Of inventions wanted) sent free.
one million dollars Offered for inven-
lions. Patents advertised free in World 9
Progress, sample free. Victor J. Evans
q Co.. Washington. ID. G"
WANTED : Reputable firm TO take
aEency for "wESTFALIA' Meat Slicing
Machines; good money maker. used By
every restaurant, butcher shop and deli
catessen store: unlimited field Write
I Westfaha slicing Machine Co. tMskers),
/ 70 Church Street, New York."
ONLY $50 will secure a substantial
Georgia possession which can earn very
/ large profits without requiring the at.
tention Of the owner; write for photos and
4 free trip offer. Geo W. Deem, Box go
waycross, Ca"
| TNcoRPORATE IN DELAWARE
Pest safest cheapest. Law & forms free.
D'I.AWARE INCORPORAToRS TRUST
| co. 9th & Market SITS. Wilmington.
| Dels
| FOR sALF-PayinE drug stock and
| E,Iifdfngr. x cents an the 81 Small foWn