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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
WALDROP CASE WILL ]. GO ID HIGHER COURT
Anniston Barber Convicted
 of Murder to Appeal
WILSON LEADS IN WEST
Proposed $2 Privilege Tax Still Being Fought by Annistonians - Jail Work Pr0gresses-May Post
 pone the Rowland Case

Anniston. october 30.-(Special) )-An- nouncement was made Wednesday after noon that Alex Waldrop. the barber who was convicted of murder in the first de- gree and given life sentence by jury in the city court of Anniston Tuesday aft ernoon for alleged wife murder will carry his case to the supreme court.
 Waldrop will probably be brought be- fore Judge Thomas w Coleman Satur- day afternon to be sentenced and at that time formal notice of appeal will be given.
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DELEGATES CHOSEN
 TO PORTLAND, ORE,

Thscumbia, october Especial J. Among the Tuscumbia delegates elect ed to attend the worlds Christian cit izenship convention to be held in Port . lard Ore. June 29 to July 6, 1913, are Messrs A. IT. Carmichael. John D. Rs ther, J. T. Kirk, r. B. Almon, J. R. Collins and John D. Deloney.
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in that it has separate building for the exhibition of the schoo. work of the county. In this building the Girls Tomato club and the Boys Corn club have their exhibits Also the industrial work done Din the state normal college and other sc hools of the county, in addition to va rious other phases of school aetivlty is here shown.
 The Pike County Fair will have rsr- haps the best horse racing of any fair in the state. In addition to many home raised horses number of foreign horses are here.
 One feature of the fair will be the daily flights of Godet In his aeroplane.
 Wednesday was school day. and all the schools, city and rural of the county had holiday.
 As the past few days have been fair. the farmers have been catching up with cotton picking, and the promised fair weather for the remainder of the week insures another successful fair for Pike.
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with the white plague" are needing bet ter treatment and advantages afforded than Is possible outside of a sanitarium for the special treatment. Several other states have institutions for their tuber- culous patients, and Alabama has long stood in need of one.
 Political speaking has become common recently. Solicitor James Emery of Ash- vile spoke here last night supposedly upon political issues, but confined his line of argument principally to educational questions.
 On next Thursday night Judge William w. Brandon of Tuscaloosa Is billed to speak, presumably in the interest of Con- gressman John l.. Burnett of Gadsden, who has two opponents in the field. MT. ]. Stevens of Attalla Is running on the regular republican ticket. and is post master at his home. and Sumpter Cogs- well of Pel City. who is the buil raoaslss.s
 Mir. Burnett Is dated for two addressed in this county, leaving largely the cam paignng to his friends. However, So- licltor Emory failed to mention his name in his speech last night.
 Several of the county officials are re- puhlicans and independents. thus it re- mains to be seen how q three-cornered race will terminate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
Reese an Alderman

At the meeting of the New Decatur city council J. F. Reese was elected al- derman from West Decatur to fill the va cancy caused by the resignation of & L. Cook as president of the council and the subsequent election of Alderman Frank Chenault to fill President Cooks place.
 A number of matters were discussed and routine business disposed of.
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$500 Damage Suit

In the law and equity court Annie Drnkhard of Hartsene has filed dam age suis for $500 against G. P. Harvey of the same town, alleging malicious prose cution.
 The plaintiff alleges that she was ar rested on warrant sworn out by Har- vey, charging her with obtaining sSot from the Bank of Iartselle under false pretenses and that she was acquitted of the charge.
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MT. and Mrs. John Curry recently celebrated their crystal wedding. The occasion was made very delicious to the young people, who had made . mile posts in welded happiness. Many beautiful cut glass gifts attested to the popularity of the couple. They were assisted in receiving their friends by tie following young ladies: Misses Mary Wallace Kirk, Elizabeth Jones Mrs R. Curry, Mrs. John E. Deloney, Mr. and Mrs. E.. B. Almon
 The circuit court is beginning to see the last page of the issue and the grind is about over.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
Circulating Petition

Circulating Petition Following the meetings held en masse in the Second and Fifth wards Tuesday evening to make protest against the pro- posed s2 privilege. or sanitary. tax on sewer connections. all dry closets recently levied by the city council, petitions were literally signed and were placed in cir eulation Wednesday to get additional sig natures
 Alderman Farley, who was the sole champion in council of the cause of the opponents of the measure was indorsed in resolutions at both meetings, while Mayor Wi<le. and the aldermen from the wards voting for the measure were cen sured, the speakers in the Fifth ward be- ing especially bitter.
 Jail Work Progresses
 Little and Cleckler, who have the con tract for building the new Calhoun coun- ty jail, are now engaged in putting down the cement flooring. They will soon be ready to start on the second story and the installation of the steel cells.
 Murder Case Continued
 Owing to illness of one of the court of ficials the case against Walter Johnston. who is charged with killing Tom Stone. was continued. The case will probably come up Friday morning.
 Ran Into White Woman
 Charged with running into a white woman near the circus grounds Wednes- day, Lee Kirby. negro cyclist was ar rested and placed in jail. The woman was not seriously injured.
 May Postpone Rowland Case
 The case of John Rowland. the former deputy sheriff of Calhoun county, who is charged with the murder of Pidd Rut- ledge, is scheduled for Friday. Rowland is out on bond and his case will likely be postponed
 Says Wilson Leads
 Alderman C. J. Settles of the Third ward, who has just returned from an ex- tensive trip ill the west. says that wiler- ever he went Wilson sentiment was pre- dominant. A poll on a train, he said, in- dlcated Wilson first, and the man who conducted the poll near the Kansas-Colo- rado line had tried it in IS states with the same result. Betting in Kansas City Monday. MT Settles said, was to 1 for Wilson, who got the loudest applause when pictures of the five candidates were shown in theatres.
 Bio Crowds at Circus
 Wednesday was circus day in Anniston and thousands of people thronged the streets of the city.
 Preds Gaining in Speed
 The Preds of the Alabama Presbyterian college are rounding into better shape every day. Coach Hannon himself got into the game Tuesday evening, and he is devoting special attention toward ncreas- ing the speed of the men and perfecting their team work. This years squad is one of the best the college has put out
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
Kansas to Divide HonOrs

Kansas promises to remain divided about as she is at present in the House. The democrats claim they will capture two republican seats but on the other hand they admit that the chances are against them. retaining two that they already have. so while there will be changes the chances favor an even break in the general results.
 New Mexico lost one of her two mem bers by the new apportionment. Her del egation to the present House is divided, and the solitary member in the Sixty-third Congress probably will be a democrat. Democrats also are claiming a gain of three, and perhaps four, members from Iowa, as a result of the factional differ ences there between the regulars and the republicans, which also promise to give the state to Wilson.
 Greater New York's increased represen- tation, 1t is said, will be solidly demo- cratic, and here again the party picks up four new members.
 California at present has but one demo- crat in the House. They will according to reports add one more member to the majority. and the remainder of the dele gation will be split between the Taft re- pubicans and the progressives
 There is no indication of loss to the democrats in any of the states. In every instance, it is said. where the present members have been renominated, except two fin Kansas, which are doubtful. they will be returned and if they lost the nomination their successors will be dem ocrats. The House will undoubtedly have an increased democratic majority, what ever the results of the presidential elec- ton may be.
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May Postpone Rowland Case

The case of John Rowland. the former deputy sheriff of Calhoun county, who is charged with the murder of Pidd Rut-
 ledge, is scheduled for Friday Rowland is out on bond and his case will likely be postponed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
LANGSTON TRIAL ON NOVEMBER ] Special Venire Order Drawn
 at Decatur $500 DAMAGE SUIT Stock Being Taken from North Ala bama Fair Association--Reese Is
 Chosen Alderman From
 West Decatur
$500 DAMAGE SUIT

Decatur. October so.-(special.) )-The case against Robert Langston, charged with the killing of Ike Hill some months ago, is set for hearing on November |. special venire of 50 names has been or dered drawn for jury in the case.
 The killing took place at the home of Mir. Langston while the wives of the two men were al a spring after water. There were no eye witnesses to the killing ex- cept Langston himself. Langston was al- lowed bond at a preliminary trial some time ago. He claimed self defense and said Hill had insulted his wife. Langston is we'll along in years and is one of the best known citizens of this part of the county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31

We sometimes have inquiries from custo- mers for industrious and promising young men, who are just entering business And at such times we are glad to interview men of this character who are seeking employment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31

The Preds of the Alabama Presbyterian college are rounding into better shape every day. Coach Hannon himself got into the game Tuesday evening, and he is devoting special. attention toward increas- ing the speed of the men and perfecting their team work. This years squad is one of the best the college has put out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
Ran Into White Woman

Charged with running into a white woman near the circus grounds Wednes- day. Lee Kirby. negro cyclist was ar rested and placed in jail. The woman was not seriously injured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
Says Wilson Leads
Bio Crowds at Circus
Preds Gaining in Speed

Wednesday was circus day in Anniston and thousands of people tironged the streets of the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31

Owing to illness of one of the court of ficials the case against Walter Johnston, who is charged with killing Tom Stone. was continued. The ease will probably come up Friday morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
Jail Work Progresses

Little and Cleckler, who have the con tract for building the new Calhoun coun- ty jail, are now engaged in putting down the cement flooring. They will soon be ready to start on the second story and the installation of the steel cells.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-20

FOR RENT-New house, so foot lot,
good barn. $40 per month. O. J.
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FOR RENT-Houses. Il. A. Fladland,
PlatkN building. South Third street.
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BUSINESS MEN who do not require
services OF a permanent bookkeeper,
can have their books opened. written
up. balanced. and statements made
when required. by experienced ac-
c%ountant. Systems installed, audits
n Investigations made. Charges
moderate. Address Box 253. Grand
Forks. =
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FOR CoryTy .rn,rop

I wish to hereby announce myself a
candidate for the office of county au-
ditor on the republican ticket. have
been a resident of this county for a
long time, n have been faithful in
the ranks at all times. 1 respectfully
ask the support of all my friends.
&c. p. ms
N~orthwood, n. d,
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself as a re.
publican candidate for the office OF
Clerk of the District Court in ard for
the county of Grand Forks at the. state
primary election on June %, n I re-
spectfully ask for the support of the
voters Of the county
Respectfully yours,
Nj. w. SpauldinR.
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FOR REGIsTER oE DEEns

I hereby myself as a can
didate for the republican nomination
as register of deeds. and respectfully
solicit your vote and support.
A. NJ. Lodmell.
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Possibly many members of the
chorus went into the thing with the
intention of elevating the stage.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

GRAND FORKS LOTS FOR SALE
Lots "a and 25. block 4, Riverside
pied by house 1924 Lewis boulevard.
Make hest cash offer or trade. Ad-
dress F. ". Tinker. General Delivery,
Grand Forks.
I HAVE three lots in Whitefish Bay,
Wis, facing Lake Michigan. Will en-
change for good farm i'm North Da-
kota.. Address 35S Times-IIerald
Grand Forks.
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with the North Dakota Regiment. For
eight years l have served the people
If Barnes County as Clerk of the Court.
and at the last primary election the
Republican voters of my home express
ed their confidence by giving me 90 per
cent of the total vote cast for Secretary
of state. Your active supper n in
luenc for my nomination at the pri-
maries June IS, 1912. is earnestly So
licited and will be appreciated.
Very respectfully,
Frank S. Henry,
Valley City. n. D.
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1t is u observation that no furni.
ture looks very we'll on a moving van.
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DIR. F. j. ANDERSON, ". 8,
Veterinary Surgeon.
Both Phones. Palace Livery. City.
FOR SALE-Week old Plymouth Rock
chicks. 15c each. Phone I'LL, N. w.
or 30M, Tri-State.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE TO PItYSICIANS-Arnold vi
orator is sold at the Gets Piano
House. Be up to date and get one.
Call or write Manager r. c. Newach
for free catalogue.
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AUCTIONS.
Is
BUSINESS CHANCES.

man with $4,000 cash and upward to
establish and manage permanent
subsidiary business. $3.50 q month
and expenses. n extra share Of
pany. well known staple line. has ex-
cellent opening for steady, capable
man. Favorable Investment; high
class business: good for $4,000 year
or better for the right man, with big
future prospects. For particulars
address Box 4. Care Nelson Chesman
& Co.. Chicago.
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w
WAMTED-TO RENT.
WANTED-TO BUY.

w \ NIE.D-Sman fire proof safe. state
SIC and price. +. NJ, Pisell. y. d.
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PIANO TUNING.

TUNING AND REP AIRING
We employ only first class factory
experienced men to do our tuning.
refiniShing. etc. If YOU want Your
work properly done. call on us, Mod
crate prices and all work guaranteed.
The Old Reliable Gets Piano House.
% South Third Street. Grand Forks.
n. D.
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FOR SALE-Live Stock.


, TROTTING
STALLION FOR SERVICE
AT
FAIR GROUNDS
King Gregory, handsome hay
Hambe1tonian stallion of the Wilkes
1900 pounds. Square gated trotter.
Good disposition and extra good
bone. Shows plenty Of speed.
r.. NJ. ARCHER,
Fair Grounds. Grand Forks, N. D.
DRAFT
STATIONS FOR SERVICE
LILAC HEDGE FARM
Winsomc Albert, registered shire
stallion. Good bay. Six years old.
Splendid bone. good confirmation
and extra good action for a heavy
horse.
Hameceon, registered P%ercheron
stallion. Jet black. Five years Did.
An ideal horse for farm purposes.
possessing extra good bone and
feet.
Parties with Good Mares Should
See These Horses.
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quaintance. wanted to give part or all
time to successful enterprise operated
on new lines. Large immediate re-
Enumeration. Fascinating. profitable,
permanent and honorable business.
Quickly learned. No investment re.
quired. advertiser" Suite 1011. 200
Fifth avenue, New York..
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AGENTS WANTED.

COUNTY AND STATE MANAGERS
selling organization of u famous
Quikwork Vacuum Cleaner. Sells on
sight for $3.50; Will do the work Of
can easily make from SIS to 5000 per
week. Our factory price low as the
: lowest. Write for territory. and our
selling plans. O'Neill James Co., 337
W. Madison ST.. Chicago. Ill.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. men or wom-
Borax-ee Soap Powder; no money or
experience needed; good pay A. II.
Ward & Co., 1870 Berteau Ave, Chi
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WOULD YOU show our wholly visible
typewriter to your friends and let
typewriter made. II you could with
out costing o one cent have the
typewriter to keep forever as your
own? Then write us for full par
ticulars. Emerson Typewriter Co..
Box 8. Woodstock. Ill.
stock Of new md second hand billiard
and pool tables: also bar fixtures.
show cases. tables. chairs and refrig-
orators; time payments. Write for
catalogue. Merle & Heaney Manu-.
featuring Co.. 621-623 Third street
South. Minneapolis. i
FOR SALE-Almost new. all marble
iceless soda fountain, with carbon
ator. Excellent order. Prices attrac-
tive. L. c.. 1854 Times-Herald.
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when you WanttoSeQ lot enmtt the whole matter to- campaign Of want advertising


PATENTS secured or fee returned.
Send sketch for free report as to
patentability. Guide hook and list of
inventions wanted sent free. One
million dollars offered for one inven-
tion. Patents advertised free. Vic
tor ]. Evan & Co. 951, Washington.
D.. C.
three chair barber shop. Best kind
Of business: sickness cause for sell
ing. For particulars address Lock
Box 392, Darlington, n. ID.
ron sALE-Drug store in valley town:
good town: good business: good rea.
son for selling; bargain II taken at
once. Address 337 Times-Herald.
FOR SALE-Restaurant and bakery
business: extraordinary opportunity;
best location in city. A. G. Clifgard.
Little Falls. MINI.
NORTH DAKOTA drug store for sale.
Clears $4,000 year. Full particulars
free. A. Mcdowell. Palermo. N. d.
FOR sALE-small grocery and confec:
tionery. A. Hagestad. East Grand
Forks.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

SIS SHOE HOSPITAL DeMer.
Your shoes repaired while you wait
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AGENTS making $40 to $50 daily SELL
ing "Titanic Disaster book. told by
price only $1.00; so per cent commits
sion; cash prizes; freight paid: credit
given; outfit free. international
Bible House. Perry Bldg. Dept. S.
PHILADELPHIA.
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REPRESENTATIVES, WANTED for
functional points along line Of Grand
Trunk Pacific railway. in Western
Canada Whole or part time. Liber-
line for statesmen. Write to author
. lied agent G. I. p. Ry.. International
Securities Co. Ltd. Somerset. Bldg.
Winnipeg. Man.. for particulars.
maps etc.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-20

FOR RENT-Three u%nfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping in modern
house: electric lights. 609 North
Fifth.
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COFFEE HOUSES.

cOFFEEs TEAS
We roast coffee fresh every day.
u HOME TEA co. No. 4th
Premium tickets with every purchase.
SPICES SOAPS
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BOYs-Get busy during the summer
months and earn spending money by
bundles. We want live agents in
every town. Write us. Grand Forks
Steam Laundry Company, Launderers,
Cleaners and Dyers, Grand Forks.
N. n.
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FOR RENT-Four. clean rooms. down
stairs. Water and sewer. $40. 324
South Third street.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. all modern ex-
cept light; a range for cooking.
1924 North Eighth.
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FOR PIANO TUNING-caM Panovitz.
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FINELY FURNISHED ROOMS
BY the Day. Week or Month.
over Logan'S Cafe. 319 DeMel
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FOR RENT-Suites of two or three un-
furnished rooms at 3O2 South Fourth,
Inquire sos South Third.
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WANTED-Office and stenographic
work. Address $40 Times-Herald.
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cite, furnished or unfurnished: mod
ern. Mrs. S.. "A. Martin. 100 Walnut
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

stenographer
wishes position in office or music
store. Address. 352 Times-Herald
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"a N ROOMS.

Phone ROOM AND BOARD 1905 NV
Offered at 102 Chestnut st.
Modern Home. New Management
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$50 PER WEEK II up, how far mp
DEPENDS on YOU. Enormous sums are
being made by OXNgenator salesmcn.
One has made $4,000 in three years;
another $4,000 in one year; another
$4,000 in six months. Must have at
least $500 to invest. Western OXy-
gcnator Company. Beatrice. Neb.
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FOR .RENT-Furnished front room,
downstairs; modern; rent reasonable.
GIG Fourth avenue.
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FOR Lands,

FOR sALE-Northcast quarter of sec
ton y. Grand Forks township. II
from University of North Dakota.
Splendid land and good water i'm
abundance. Comfortable farm build
ings. Mrs. Marie S, Perkins, Grand
Forks.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. Prices
reasonable. 1913 University avenue
Tri-State S3SM.
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FOR RENT-Seven room all modern
furnished house, close in. Boz 331,
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FOR RENT-Five room cottage, newt
papered. 314 Dakota venue.
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TAILORS.
TRANSFERS

Light baggage HoavV Moving
sos NELSON TRANSFER &c. DeMer
Phone 6o2. Quick Service.
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CH1ROPOD1Srs.

]. @. ANSON CHIROPODIST
Expert on all foot troubles.
Corns extracted without pain.
Ingrowing nails and bunions
DON'T HoBBLE But WALK.
Clifford Annex. De Mers Ave.
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FOR RENT-Five room flat. all modern
but heat. 115a South Third street.
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SALESMAN-By lace and embroidery
importers, to work u established
trade in North Dakota and adjoining
states; excellent opportunity for
smaller towns. Fuld. Az broadway,
New York.
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competent girl
for general homework: no other need
apply. Mrs. Geo. 8. Thomas. SIS
South Fifth street.
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms for housekeeping. Room 2.
Gotzian Block.