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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-08
Additional Sports
GOT
THE JOB AGAIN
Minny League Is Warned
Off by Association
Other Business

Chicago, Jan. S.-What had prom
Used to be a lively session of the an
nual meeting of the American Assoc
citation baseball club owners passed off
quietly here Saturday. The follow
ing actions were taken:
Thomas NJ. ChivinGton was unani-
mously Reelected president of the
league and his term extended to five
years.
Applications of the Minnesota
Wisconsin league to place teams in
Minneapolis and ST. Paul, and the
Blue Grass league TO enter Louisville,
We're denied.
An agreement was reached to re-
turn to the three trips around the
circuit" schedule, which obtained
prior to last year.
The president was instructed to
draw up a schedule of 16S games for
this YEAR. The first games will be
played in eastern territory between
April 9-16, the eXact day to be agreed
ON later.
The board of directors was increas-
ed to eight members and President
C%hivinston was made chairman en-
oiiicio.
The expected fight here on the cleo
ton of President Chivington failed to
materialize. The other three candi-
S Sassh,f Geo mri,sr C. d Eis e.. a T. chi Mo;;
pdSCpdii NIilCi, I'D les e. Null,
president of the Observation-Disclosures
league. and an unidentified dark
horse from Columbus were present
ed, but it soon became evident that
ChiNington had Il majority of the
votes pledged. AS Il result only Chiv-
i%nEton's name was presented. The
vote was unanimous.
The resolution to make Chivington's
term tive years met with some opposi-
tino. Three clubs. reported to have
been ST. Paul, Minneapolis and Mil
waukee, voted in the negative. Later
Charles f. Havenor of Milwaukee adj
dressed the meeting. saying he had
no personal motive in voting against
the extended term, but he thought it
unwisc to elect any man for such a
long time.
Although several managers were
present. no trades We're reported.
Connie Mack of Philadelphia was
one of the first to arrive and the last
to leave. but he did not find the tuil-
' ity intielder he sought. Asked if he
desired a man for first base, fearing
'Stuffy" McInnis would be unable to
play. Mack answercd:
NO. indeed, McInnis will he there
next year. I'm not worrying about
him."
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They annot hope for accessions in
citizenship and capital if the idea is to
be entertained that fair treatment,
equal justice and IL hearty welcome
to lawful enterprise are not to h.
found among their people. And citi-
zcns of the older states cannot hope
to find markets for their manufacture
ed products in these newer states if
by unlawful or unfair methods they
seek to impose on customers inferior
or adulterated articles or excessive
prices. Nor can they expect to get
what they need in return products if
by manipulation of the markets or
otherwise there is unjust treatment of
the producers. l know we all found
these specimens of manhood and citi-
zenship TO our liking and that they
VIII give a good report of us. SO
that the demagogue in both regions
will find his methods unfruitful.
The line between north and south
long since disappeared. and cursed he
the mind that conceives and the hand
that attempts to draw Il line between
the east and the west. These COVER
nors admit they could find none as
they came or as they went. And when
he eastern governors return the visit.
us we all hope, they will find none
either. Nobody woh met and heard
tho typical specimens of the citizen
snip Oh our newer states can be made
to believe that the innovations and
experiments in government which
they are making there indicate hos
tilitN to American ideals and institu-
tons. And on the report our Nisiotrs
will hawke after the close view they
have had of conditions existing in the
older and less homogeneous common
wealths, their people will not attrib-
ute to a desire to retain or restore
I,.l. M ~ ln1 CIah n,.il n, ty,o1tSNat.N,, -
wait to be shown that a proposed in
novation would really be an improve
ment.
Il believe the visit of the governors
will be remembered as the opening of
a new era of headty good will aud
earnest cooperation among good citi-
zens throughout the land. And I shall
always be glad that it fell to me to
represent Ohio when htey came and
Went"
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.iELP WANTED-MALE

a business of
your W without capital. Our orig
inal plan of selling groceries by sam
pie to farmers, stockmen. restau-
rants. boarding houses and other
large enables energetic
statesmen to establish quickly a per
manent business Of their own yield
advanced. Semi-monthly settlements
Goods sold subject to trial. Expert
cnce not essential. Write for partic-
SEXTON & Co. MSholesaie Grocers'
Lake and Franklin Streets. Chicago
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WE WANT to start one good merchant
oil salesman in Zach own in the
merchant tailoring business. We fur
nish a big complete sample outfit
free. No cheap folder or catalogue,
but so large size samples, elaborate
fashion portfolio and every accessory.
No experience necessary; profits S.
to SIS a day. Unlimited possibilities.
Write at once for exclusive selling
agency Dept. 40. Mccall. Sales Man.
ager, Loci Box 4S3, Chicago.
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MEN W.ANTED-Age IS to So, to pre-
pare for firemen OF brakemen on
railroads in Grand Forks vicinity, $50
sary; no strike. Promotion-engineer
or conductor. $3.50 to $500 monthly.
Good life careers. state age; SEM
stamp. Railway Association, Dept.
232, 227 Monroe Street, Brooklyn,
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A Penny q Word . Day
Publishes Your Ad In Both Papees.
WANTS
ADvERTIsINr n

ADVERTISING RATES.
Advertisements In the Classined Col.
oMns will be inserted for Q penny .
Eord . day. The one charge entities
you to publication In both The Even
ing Times and Tie Morning Herald.
Advertisements In these columns
having letters or numbers must be
answered through correspondence.
To insure publication Of advertise.
ments the following day. copy must be
h u hands before $50 p. m. All
Ads appear first In The Morning
Herald.
TEvEpHONES.
$40 Both Phones-Business once.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
GOING DRUG BUSINESS

GOING DRUG BUSINESS
FOR SALE.
The Sch1aberg & Griffin drug
business. Grand Forks, N. D.,
together with lease, will be
sold either at private sale or at
public auction to the highest
bidder in the near future. r
Fixtures are oak with plato
glass show cases.
Stock Of prescription drugs
and chemicals is AL.
Store enjoys good doctors
patronage and does an excel
lent business.
Location Is the best in the
state of North Dakota without.
question.
Present lease expires April 1,
1914.
Any one desiring to get into
an established drug business
should Investigate this propo-
sition.
For further information adj
dress
F. w. Schlaberg, Trustee.
Grand Forks. North Dakota.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms by the
day, week or month. Western Hotel,
400 South Third street.
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ACTIVE MEN WANTED-To cooper
ate in sale of rich, thoroughly
drained muck lands; south lands;
adapted to intensive farming; stock
growing; sea island cotton: artesian
water. Security Underwriters Cor
poration, Chattanooga, Tenn.
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TEACHERs-we have constant calls
for teachers and principals in rural
ton blnak today. Northwestern
Teachers Agency. Grand Forks. N. D.
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FOR RENT-Furnished front room,
North Fourth street.
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all modern houee. Hot water heat
S04 Cottonwood. Phone ls7M. Trt.
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For RENT-Furnished rooms in the
ODD Fel!oWs block. Call Room 10, or
phone 1440L. N. W.. after s.
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I
TEACHERS.

TEACHERs-we have daily calls for
wanted for rural schools especially.
Vacancies are always. occurring in
graded and high schools. Good wages
you are not now employed we believe
we can help you in securing employ
ment. Write us today for enrolment
Matte NJ. Davis. Manager. Fargo. ND.
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FOR RENT-Two newly furnished
Fifth street. IN. w. phone 144S.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room, modern
and central; at 300 North Sixth street.
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FOR RENT-Pleasant furnished
room All modern house. 2O4 Wal
nut. Phone 573M, Tri-State.
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FOR RENT-RoOMs

FOR RENT-Partly furnished rooms for
light housekeeping in all modern
house. 1913 University avenue. Tri-
State GAIL.
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FOR IRENT-suite Of rooms. suitable
Tor or three persons. 400 cot
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FOR RlSNT-Four furnished rooms for
no~usskeeping; $14 a month sos
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\ Penny IL Nord "a Day
Publishes Your Adj in Both Papers.
THE ACTUAL HOMEsEEkE R will ii.

THE ACTUAL HOMESEEkER will find
more real advantages at u Meadow
lands and ~Floodwood settlements III
st. Louis county, Mimi, than any
where else. On these Sl2 to Sis lands
record crops were grown again last
year. Potatoes yielding as high as
800, and onions 800 bushels per acre.
No need to go farther west and pay
hundreds of dollars per acre for irrt-
gated lands, when with a little money
you cal locate in this delightful dis
trict Gcnr Duluth and make Il fortune.
Write me. J. will answer. all your
folders free. Land Commissioner ID.
6 I. Il. r.. L.. Co, SIS Wolvin Bldg.
Duluth, MINI.
LIVE IN central Idaho or southeastern
Washington, the greatest diversified
farming region in the Pacific north
west. Soil uncXcellel for richness,
climate unequalled. Specially adapt
ed to live stock, poultry, fruit and
vegetables. For authentic informa-
tion address Dept. 10, ldaho-W Wash
inEton Development League, Lewis
ton Idaho.
FINE QUARTER of Eddy couny land.
IL miles southwest OF Warwick. Land
partly cultivated. On telephone line
and rural route. School faces land.
Price S35 an acre. Address Box No. S.
Warwick, N. ID.
FOR SALE-Quarter section, three and
one-half miles northeast of Ryder.
n. d. Must sell at once. A snap.
$1,000 will take. Part cash: d. d.
Horton, Box lila, Minot, n. ID.
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concern, a representative in every
town in the northwest; one who can
sell to farmers; we have a PROPOSE
ton that will pay you over 100000 a
month. Give full particulars of your
self and references in your first let
ter. Sales Manager, p. o. Box 234,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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FOR RENT-One pleasant. unfurnished
foom:s stove; sewer. 322 South Third
street.
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lTRADE OFF ANYTHING O DO NOT NEED
A Penny q Word q Day
Publishes Your Ad In Both Papera.
FISH.

GRAND FORKS FISH CO.-Whoiessie
fish n oysters. Fresh stocks III.
ways on hand. Shipments made
promptly.
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FOR SALE-Furniture.
FOR SALE-HOUsEs.

FOR sALE-Modern residence in Mn
neapolis, or will trade for North Da-
kota farm lands. NJ. r. Murphy.
Iron sALE-Ten room house with latest
improvements. 305 South Fourth
| street.
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SITUATION wANTED-By young man
as clerk in general store. Have some
experience. For references address
500 Times-Herald -.
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FOR RENT-Three room house with
706 Second avenue. Both phones.
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WANTED-First class implement and
vehicle salesman for northern part
LIust be a hustler and trade getter.
Splendid position for right party.
State age, experience and salary
wanted. Address 500, care of Times
Herald.
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sl,40o annually. paid twice monthly.
Every second week off at full salary.
Steady work. Spring examinations
in Grand Forks. Write Immediately
for specimen questions and dates.
Common education sufficient. Frank
lin Institute. Dept. 293-L. Rochester,
n "
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COPY AND CIRCULAR LETTER worl
desired by competent Stenographer
Address 500 Times-Iierald
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-Six room house, all mod
ern except heat. Hardwood floors
and refinished. Apply to A.. E. Palm
er. is North Third street.
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FOR RENT-Six room modern house at
2l3 North Seventh. Phone 566L, Tri-
State.
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POSITION WANTED-As nurse girl
Address $50 Times-Herald.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room: electric
light; hot water heat. 716L. Tri-
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STORAGE.

STORAGE-Furniture and goods Of al
kinds stored. Low insurance rate. O
]. Barnes & Co.
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WANTED-TO BUY.

CASH PAID for second hand clothing.
delivered at MckenZie's Furniture
Store. Casselman Block. 1877 South
Third street.
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WANTED-Plain sewing. Children
clothes speciality. Northwestern
phone 1343.
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WANTED-Second grocery fixtures. c..
i. Landon. 80 South Third street.
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ENERGETIC sales managers wanted
to establish headquarters in Grand
Forks and look after entire business
of North Dakota. Exclusive contract
ness reference. Diagraph Carbon Pa
ner Co. Inc. Philadelnhia. Pa.
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FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER wants
work by the day. Phone 277M, Tri-
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FOR SALE-Farrn Lands.

FOR Observation-Disclosures in VIM
n Jams county, 10 miles from railroad;
?95 cash. g, e. Murray. Box %. Ant
Ter. N. p.
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WIDOW with one child wants position
as h~ouSekeeper in town. Address
sol Times-IIcrald.
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MEN OR WOMEN to write hundreds Of
letters from samples; industry with
experience can earl $25 weekly;
elf-addressed envelope. Brooks
Copying Co, 1905 Pennsylvania Ave.
nue.. WASHINGTON. D.. C.
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H. YOU are a worker and want to bet
ter your position, send a Want Ad
stating you qualifications: you
should find advancement easily with
in your each.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-05-30

ten approval Of the Governor and
Attorney-general. The act stip-
ulates that special attorneys can
not be employed, except in
certain cases where the public
interest requires it.
When q special attorney is
needed in a particular case, the
necessity therefore must be
clearly set forth in a resolution
spread upon the minutes OF the
Board of Commission. The act
says the necessity for a special
attorney must be real, and the
request for the employment of a
lawyer must be published in the
official journal OF the parish
The..bill provides that the dis
trict attorney who. shall refuse
| TO perform the duties set forth
| in the act shall be removed from
office, and the members of any
police jury, board or commission
who violate the law shall be liable
to fine and Imprisonment. The
bill empowers the Governor tt
direct the Attorney-general tt
render any police jury, board .o1
commission special services. II
any case deemed necessary. Th'
bill, it is understood, has tn
support Of the administration.
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Ak For Attorneys.

Every board attorney in the
IGtate will be abolished If q bill
III Representative Delos John
- Of Washington, notice Of
which Was eiven Monday, goes
through. The bill is sweeping
md clear. It provides that the
lt(orney.general Of the State
md the district attorneys Of the
/ several judicial districts shall be
the regular attorneys and coun-
q ior the police juries. levee
hqar1s, ational boards. dock
boards md u State boards or
] siona except the Rail
1ood Commission. of which the
Encouragement i, under the
81, attorney and counsel.
/ = Nh makes II unlawful fol
mo jpry. board q commits,
4 r. - q employ ~ 4.
( osnls Without wlit
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18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
WARRINGTON.
Carter & ovoland
VI. No. 0ooo
Holiday q Booty.

BY virtue Of an order Of seizure and
sale, issued out Of the above named
court, in the above entitled cause, and
to me directed, proceeded TO seize
and did Offer for sale, on Saturday,
Nay IL, 1919, the following described
property, to-wit: -,
One dwelling house, one saw mill
house, one saw mill and ill fixtures
belonging to said mill.
There being no bids amounting to
two.thirds Of the appraised value .!
fixed by the experts appointed and
sworn, the property was not sold
Under the provisions established BY
law, I will again proceed to offer fol
sale Of public auction, to the last and
highest bidder. during the legal sale
hours, on
Saturday, June !, 1912
ct the principal front door of thu
court house st Franklinton, L., the
above described property. Terms 0!
sale: Twelve months credit, secured
by bonds OF purchaser, conditioned a.
the law directs.
This 18th day Of May, 1912.
JOE N. MAGGIE, Sheriff.
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HEARD 4 PLEASANT SERMON.

At the services held in comment
Grafton Of the seventy-dfth anniver-
cary Of the founding Of Methodism
in Milwaukee, Bishop W. F. Mac
Dowell Of Chicago told the following
story descriptive Of q type Of out
grown theology:
II once met q friend, leaving the
lobby Of his church with dragging
steps and the most forlorn express
zion on his face I have ever seen.
When I asked the trouble he 10
piled:
"1'm not unhappy, Mcdowell,
I'm joyous. I've just been in there
listening to the glad tidings OF dam
nation"
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Ira ]. Pierce
We.
\. z. Cooper ct als.

Notice Il hereby given thatby virtue
Of On order Of Fleri pacias issued
out Of tho shove court In the matter
Of Irs D. Pierce W. A. 3. Cooper
ct als, dated tho 18th day Of April,
1919, and to mo directed for exc
cution, l have seissd and Win offer fol
sale and sell % tho last and highest
bidder ct the principal front door Of
tho court house
Saturday June -. 1912
during tho sele hours for judicial Sales
the following described property 10
Wit:
100 acres Of land, more OF lees, eas'
half Of mel and sw@ Of net, eco. 2-2.11
Terms Of 0ale: Cash With benefit o.
appraisement.
This 9Sth Day Of May, 1912.
jon N. MAaEI, Sheriff.
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A Dutchman addressing his
dog. said. you was only q dog
but / Wish / vas you, when you 90
nit YOUR bed in you shust turn
round dree dimes and lay down;
ven I 90 nit the bed in I have to
lock up deblace, and wind up the
clock and put the cat out, and
ondress myself, and my frou
wakes up and scolds, den de oaoy
wakes up anu cries and I half to
Walk him mid de house round
den may be, ven I get mvsel! to
he'd, it is time to get up again.
|Ven you get up. you shust strech
yourself, dig yor neck q leedle
and you vas up. ! hat to light
de fire, put on de Riddle, scrap
some NIT my wife already and
|eet myself breakfast. You pla,
around all day and have blenty o.
fun. / hat to work all day and
have blenty Of drubble. ve1
YOU die you vas dead; ven l die
hat to 80 to hell yet.
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FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.
One nice house and four acres
of land, one mile from F. q. In
stitute. Just outside corporate
limits of Franklinton. Splendid
neiphborhood. Call on John
Ulmer for particulars.
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Rio Notes.

Floyd Byrd. was . Franklinton
visitor Saturday.
Miss Inez Pounds wasa Cres-
cent City visitor Saturday.
Mrs. L. Evans, Of Talisheek,
visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. ]. W. RUSSELL, Of Pine
Cliff was the guest Of Mrs. J.
Bailey several days last week.
]. l. Waller motored to Angie
and Franklinton Monday.
Mrs. Ada Applewhite, o.
Bogaluea, is the guest of Mrs
b Keaton.
Frank Davidson, Of Jena, wa
q visitor Sunday.
Mrs. JEFF Stewart is sick thi
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. /. Waller
Miss Inez Pounds and Culve
Waller mot0red to Covington an
Vaudeville Sunday.
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A New Statehouse.

Baton Rouge, La, May o.
While there has been no direct
movement to agitate the building
.of ! new statehouse at this ses'
sion Of the legislature, there is a
sotrong sentiment.in certain quar-
- tliat now is the accepted
( e start the work.
has been argured that the
sI ~ Hood disaster which struck
Louisiana this year should not
scare anybody. In fact it has
been argued that movement to
builda new statehouse at this
limo would show to the world
that Louisiana has confidence in
- own future. Capital is at all
times timid and is always scared
- death to enter q territory
where the people themselves
~ any lack Of confidence in
I1 Tres or in the future OF
orritory. There are
5 - mrs here who feel that it
o1ld IS money we'll borrowed
I q hoat bonds at this time to build
! stetehouse that would be an
ornament to the State.
The bonded debt Of the state
must soon be refunded and some
legislators entertain the ides
that the adding of bonds sutf'
ceint to build q grand capita
would not work . hardship OF
anybody. It has been argued
that the time in coming when {
new statehouse will be an ALSO
lutte necessity to carry on tn
81 ofk of the government and tina
q doepand Tor q new capital il
Ding at this time.
hoae who favor q bond ISSUE
~ 8 new capital believe that thu
advertisement given the stat
would far outweigh the principal
interest and costs Of the neces
1ary bond issue.
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Notice.,

Notice,
l will give no more service on
the road with my horse. 1t will
be at the stable only.
LOUIS r. MILLER,
6.tf Mt. Herman, La.
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WANTED, 100 young men and
100, young ladies'. who want to
Increase their salaries to enroll.
IN our college within 60 days
First class salaries paid our
graduates. Positions guarante.
ed. For further information.
write,
DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUsl
NESS COLLEGE, isoloxi, Miss