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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-09-26

WANTED at the Pierce
County Telephone Central.
Mrs. w. H. Johnson, of Hudson,
was a guest of Mrs. Keith Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Farnsworth has re-
sumed her teaching in Valley City,
N. D.
No better lamp on the market
than Packard's Tungsten Electric
Lamps. Sold by Norseng Bros.
Miss Lulu Bergum returned to
her home at Nerstrand, Mimi, to-
day after few days visit here with
her sister, Miss Belle Bergum.
Misses Hattie and Emma Levings
have torn down their house on
Third street and are having mod
ern residence built on the old site.
President Crabtree has purchas-
ed Prin. ]. w. T. Ames' residence
on Fourth street. Mr.. Ames will
move into the Jones house in the
Third Ward.
The remains of Joel Farnsworth,
a former resident of this city, were
brought here for burial in Green
wood cemetery yesterday morning.
A short service was held at the
grave, Rev. VIM. ] Gray officiating.
Mr.. Farnsworth died last Monday
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
James Elliott, at Sheldon, Ia, at the
age of "a years, 6 months. He re-
sided here about twenty years ago.
A couple of days of rain was fol-
lowed by freezing cold wave last
night. Corn in some nearby local
tiles was frosted somewhat. This
is the first frost of the season, and
comes later than usual. Many of
the oldest residents say that they
cannot remember a year that the
first frost didn't come before the
goth of September.
AS salutary as it will seem hardto
the ones affected, is the rule with re-
gard to smoking now in force in the
Manitowoc high school. The rule,
which will do much to conserve the
mental and physical yigor of the
high school boys, is as follows:
Smoking anywhere outside of the
students homes will be considered
wrong by school authorities. Any
one guilty of this wrong cannot &C
cept or receive any honor, favor, or
recognition from his class or the
school. Accepting any of these is
evidence that the student is not
guilty. A violation will be referred
to the City Superintendent and the
Board of Education for final action. 3"
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Teachers Institute, Ellsworth
Saturday, October S

1000 a. M, Prin. G. L. Bowman,
Talk.
Prof. w. F. Wright, Hand Work
for Rural Schools"
lis p. M, Prof. w. F. Wright,
Music.
Prin. G. L. Bowman, "Dont's."
Roll Call. Each teacher is ex-
pected to respond with question,
suggestion on some phase of school
work.
This is the first Institute in the
county this year. All teachers
should make special effort to be
present. The above numbers speak
for a splendid program, SO do not
miss it.
OSCAR F. Madison,
County Supt. of Schools.
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AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL

The following quotation from a
letter received from Professor E. c..
Bishop, of the Iowa Agricultural
College, Ames, Ia, gives consider
able satisfaction. Il am especially
interested in the course you have
planned in Educational Agriculture.
You have a good course outlined
and one which l feel sure will be
serviceable in helping supply the
demand for teachers in this work.
| feel sure that the establishment of
this course in your school is going
to lead to something especially
good, and l shall watch it with in
terest."
We have three classes doing work
of University grade and one class
in elementary agriculture. The
courses running now are @Agricul-
tural Botany, Animal Hushandry
and Farm Mechanics. These class
es all have good enrollments and
the average age of the members is
about 20 years.
The principal of the school has
been making few trips to farms
in this community, looking at seed
corn prospects.
The Animal Husbandry class
spent one morning at the Bert Tay-
lor farm, Judging beef cattle.
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our thanks
and appreciation to the neighbors
and friends who so kindly assisted
us during the illness and death of
our wife and mother, for the beauti-
full floral offe rings, the comforting
words of tie pastor, and the grac-
ions services of the soloists.
JAMES DUNN AND FAMILY.
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800 Club" Notice

All of last years members of the
800 Club" are requested to meet
with Mrs. M. Field next Wednesday
afternoon, October 2, at o'clock.
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Men who desire something
light and airy will find in
our display Of fabrics a
charming range Of feather
weights. We have every
requirement for Summer
wear, not only in fabric but
in models as we'll. Our dis
play Of outing suits is un-
surpassed---all up-to-date
and stylish and very hand
some. We tailor them in
the most perfect way---and
no matter how light the
fabric, IT WILL HOLD IT'S
SHAPE to the endv
10 measure only=--at
prices beyond compare.
Norseng Bros.
River Falls, Wis.
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TUESDAY CLUB

The first meeting of the year will
be held at the home of Mrs. William
]. Gray, October 1.
PROGRAM
The Presidents Greeting.
Roll Call and Business Session.
Report of the San Francisco Fed
Grafton. Mrs. Wadsworth.
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HOME CULTURE CLUB

Program, October 2, 1912.
Beginning of the Huguenot Wars.
Henry III. Charles w. Coligny
Work. Catherine de Medici.
Leader, Mrs. Stella Pomeroy.
Hostess, Mrs. Nellie Chapman.
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AT THE NORMAL
THE TRAINING sHooL

The girls of the training school in
seventh and eighth grade domestic
science are working on useful artic-
les for themselves, the home and
the school. Among the articles
are: curtains for the primary depart
ment and physical training depart
ment, and for themselves aprons,
underwear, corset covers, night
gowns, etc. The girls in the fifth
and sixth grades are looking for
ward with interest to next month,
when they will be permitted to
make useful articles. Some of the
girls are canning peaches and
plums, and making Watermelon
rine preserves, which they take to
their homes for the use of the fam
lily.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-09-26

No better lamp on the market
than SPackard's Tungsten Electric
Lamps. Sold by Norseng Bros.
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DRS. ASHLEY & DAWSON

PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS
Offices In fremont Building. Telephone f5o
OFFICE HOURS
10 to IL %. m. 2to4p m. ITO Spm
DIR. T. w. ASHLEY DIR. G.. A. DAWSON
Res. Cor 4th & Pine SITS. Res. 4th & Cedar SITS
Tel No. 90 Tel. No. 1917
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School Supplies
AT
FREEMAN'S DRUG STORE
The Local Market
CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.

Following are the prices paid by
River Falls merchants and dealers
for farm products, etc., to-day:
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Weekly Market Letter

SOUTH ST. PA OIL, MINI, Sept. 90, 1912.
RECEIPTS
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
VIII All Get Busy.

And rho same may DO SAID Of o. al
IN His name or any bOdys elgc-;ust so
long as they ger the chance 10 accent
] can civ" positive guarantee that
Their" isn't q Republican. or quasi. Re
publican. for that matter. the same be-.
ing Irocrr s~iyc. who Is sufficiently
aIit" fp pay his foll tax. who viii 70
lu o. tho sendfor.hip 10 i' comes his
HHA. "r who vill not bcsfir himself
and 20 ou his s1v 70 meet q n ha ba.
h''rs Thar b. .s tending On his direc-
ton Md This goes for "Nafo" GoG.
too. 10 ho hears 30
However. 10 's . usff as,.r te,l axiom
Or mod ron political action thai pho iod
Who brings iF'. 90. bacon fs IA. s.ff-
sam" itIdl'Hu,i who rrfa "uf nrI
goes affar fh. s.d. meat. This dn.-
Trims a. much older fnuu .f seems. has.
nF i'.u lild l.wu to bis Disciples bv
InrITe. thn ep.rurean. Therefor n
tl' gentlemen nf sfuirtnra who come
posse fnn 90 90 ar. much Boo earnest
nN'I' d. w" urt. expect them fo pass
NF on" uian'0re and tha dram BOOB,
for fu.rr- uor. cog. r,ta AMI hY.i
n'--iI-'. FrI with r .v ...f ..t ana "a
i"W fHHf u fNr tlr fu attract aff,r-
II. ' 'NrHH f|ffr eh' Uirrre Irfn the
i' f .fH...I 'H fir 49, g.'sr1fa
.f.f TN|f ia tr ..r. Vs. urs pro-
''.f f' Incline nur oars to bear tho
I-. H.nIr. H4uI- nf H few formal
.rr .u'u.e wr'-if. 80 Iurrf riare
.r.'ar. .ri promise. and taIurrr4
r'.r 'H H..r .t,HI .rfs fh. Sfnfe." ok
'H. .t.r HIt. or SHrdt.r
Nff.n Is scott. fl. friend ~ Hanna
1n4 JHHe. Nf..n. fh. friend of tnrr.-
rHn Th. ilir. we rHmwI -einnsr Or
.fUf. rf.H| H."..r.... .r fIs rFrrrI.... ..f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
BY Charles Brooks Smith.

o( NHsfttt oFDOES oTitN
PARkERSBURC. ". Va. Nov IL
The var l. over No; biz % n. Clar-
Ice II Is just begun. virtually There
are other battles ahead. and there will
BE- new allgnments aud new trophies
To be sure. innocent one. the battle
or the 5th inst. was OF the first mag
nitude. but IL didn't b. any means end
the conflict II merely served 20
open the way for new recruits to MI
up the thinned ranks. new leaders
and new goals to win The deathlike
stiffness that you seem 20 sense. Clar-
Ice. Is merely the ominous calm be-
fore the storm so beautifully and poet
ically hinted al Ia Just Before the
Battle. Mother
The generals are busy With their
plans. as are the majors. the captains
and the lieutenants. and the priyates
themselves who feel ambitions fires
are not initiating bumps on log OF
the armies which did battle on the
memorable NTH day OF this historic
month. the Democracy has Withdrawn
from the general field OF engagement
10 prepare for The night within itself
over the distribution OF the federal
trophies which feel TO II as one OF the
fortunes OF the conflict The Repub-
lican and Progressive armies. united
fortnight since. now frowningly con-
front each other in preparedness 10
fight over the loot that fell to their
lot
The lookout halloes 20 the bridge.
No rest for the weary ahear" Aye.
aye. sir
Right In Line
II you have line on the delegates
in your county. and are an accom-
modating party. be so kind as 10 throw
II to-well. ever so many worthy and
emritOrious fellow-citizens. every one
or whom has claims on "A seat in the
United States Senate far and away
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atesmanlike shoulders at his disfin.
Euish'd father 20 Clareuc" Nylmd
Watson Keep 30 To- good order" said
Elkins Oh" second. "ioT ] VIII be- back
Tor b. again exactly two years from
date Il sOatcha. Steve" SAYS Clar-
euce.
voice from he gallery. Amt
Nillyum Scemorc Edwards avowad %"
Bless You. no. Not so sfandpat he.
Liz" the loyal and true Armageddon-
ite he Is. D" agrees 10 accept Il in tho
name Of the Lord
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$3.50 for 7-roomci Dwell
ling near New Jersey Street.
Island. Should rent for SIS
per month; converted for two
families at small expense .
bring So per month. Ger
tainly good investment. Buy
Loveland Lot ON monthly paw
mentS, make YOU money.
surety bonds furnished.
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superior 90 the claims OF every one
OF the other worthy and meritoriOua
citizens who have hoistcd lightning
rods. have sent for the iuferXiewerS
and are helping Frank IIitchcOck
keep his post Office department on a
paying basis by giving an imitation Of
mail order liquor house going after
business IN this desert commonwealth
AFTER the amendment gets 20 working
on the Job Yes. sir. ~ YOU have "a
line on n legislative delegate. or a line
on 4 member Of tho state senate. YOU
ar" friend after your own heart
and us Watson Successors. individual
ly. Of course. would like to meSt YOU
up dark alley where there g. "a
dearih OF dictagraphs and Whisper
gently IN your ear II You should
happen 20 have o ciothes-lino or 20
tov-head line fastened 10 on" or more
o. these votes. then. Horatio. you
sure arc some popular person whom
certain folks VIII ClamOr TO 500. and
you ara business man whether Huu
has you listed or not
The congregation will arise and
sing three sfanzas ~ tina. good old
HYMN Of evangelism Throw Ouf the
lifeline
Did Proper Thing.
80 matter how advaufareouslv
located your war correspondent NAV
have been when the battle was fought
he must admit ia the presence Of such
overv helmingly crcditabie evidence
furnished hy % many credifahie per
sons 0vcrwhe miuEiy that fhcro paro
good many generals who ana fhe
precise thing ~ precisely the proper
time. which saved tho dav." There
may be- some. hen pressed hard rI-
specific facts and r. budget ~ reliable
afIiavifa. who VII rcccde iIqt "a friFe
from that modest compliment fo fhtu-
selves. huf yOu vii not frd one
among them vino VII back down frs.
niiI.0rfh part of 90 inch on BITS claim
that he saved Tho legislature &c..
cordIng fo mo testimony of 600 fhn.n
praiacworihv patriots. tho for.4 Hf.ra
bad many raviOurs on That em0lc.er.
ehrouded battlefield on tho other
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So me Candidates.


David Elkins. 81 al. are candidates
Tor the Senate down az Washington
Fl al" is an all-inclusive term used
20 economic costly news print paper.
and with no intention % rejecting up
on the substantial merit of the fever.
ish ambitions % che numerous other
gentlemen afflicted What We aimed
10 do was ease the desired Information
across N" hOmeplate 20 the gentle
reader without imposing upon him the
entire list Of names In Who's Who"
in the Republican and Progressive
parties in West Virginia Assuming.
OF course. the while. that no one cared
20 wade through the poll books upon
which the names OF the distinguished
patriots and heroes OF tho aforesaid
parties. respectively and respectfully.
are enrolled. Besides. our Mr. Davis
Elkins Is the only "avowed": the rest
arc reticen'. FESTIVE and receptive at
the time OF this chronicliDg Mr.. FL
kins has been "avowed" now for going
on two year. He proclaimed IL In Feb
ruary. 1911. when. after wearing q.
with both becoming grace and dignity
Tor the significant period OF twenty
three days. he turned over the sena-
torial toga. long worn upon the broad.
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FOR SALEO OR TRADE

ZOE SALE or rRADE-A er-i s-vsH
rrf.H house nrI two Irfr win wells
h7f.. rla Joe lHer. arI 90. or improve
fIrI VIA sfu coop. nr fra'e fnr q
l..I fIfn NNIffta ..tI o. ~ N.Iler.
an er-l. " We ls-ll-tf
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For SALE

FOk SALE Acres farm i'rltt.
DAIRY or stool farm. one AMI or,.-half
mics frnru fw' railroads afI To-. 1.in
r.t'r Good home rlarA-f. New . rt,nui
cis' Al. "irei nliE~ 90 good repair soil
"lH'N walnut AMI lutS'sn. NIL sell
t"tp iHf quick sale I'pr Turth-r par
tr4-afS inquire ! 90 Jones. Nufk1illr.
't.u. Sat pt.u" ~ u-fs-t
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MANY CANDIDATES IN
FIGHT FOR SENATORIAL
TOGA, SAYS c. B. SMITH

hand ~ was bad LEGISLATURE. as We
all agreed al the polls. and. necessari-
u. u required the services OF some"
saviours. Well gentlemen. We Will
let u so AZ that
III theer be a standpatter among We
no dares 20 arise and shout To the
victor belongs the spoils." the Arna-
S"ddon ambulance il at the door and
there is always room for one more.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

=OR nEET-$.ceiy furnished . and A.
ituTa flats with hath. flT light house
Lecpias. rent Tess"naSle. AEIly ga -
IRON. -. Aug 6-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

means that he IL a n. nd 20 great
many. including Earl pgi"haN. who
has an experiment farm on tho Beth
any pix. and. having made his with
Rockefeller out q the Lake superior
ore beds. would have, al us 'sng dig
Eers go back 20 the farm. most 90 as
having LEFT q TO g-t ours In some
other line. just as Earl did. These are
Just few OF the ot ais. all that can
recall Just now. offhaui. who have
received favorable mention. Doubt
less. have forgotten a hundred or
two. but no offense. fellow citizens. IN
tended. Sand IN your names and they
VIII be card irdcNcd.
lauqhlin Would Fit
JUST 10 show that my heart is in the
right place. and that I do not desire
TO monopolize the spotlight for my own
lightning rod. arise. Mr. Chairman.
20 offer a few more suggestions | can
think of nothing else that would come
so near pryins Judge Mes Atkins from
his lifelong Job rs th.. senatorial toga.
He missed Il IN lNgi by narrow mar
cin-but he missed it-and II would be
both a comfort and help 10 Conin-law
Avis to have Father-in-law Atkinson IN
the Senate wing OF the Capitol Then.
there IS George Augustus Laughlin.
hosh on Democracys intellectual
one" John W. Davis. thar every time
John hears Georges name spoken or
sees IT IN print. he shivcrs and shakes
there's George \ I.aughlin He
would make United States senator
that would make this Mailorderhouse
commonwealth hold up IFS head with
pride. And We nominate James Sher-
man I.akin as likely boy. Of full sen
aiOrial timber size. the man who put
the Democratic party 20 rOut. who put
the teeth in the State Board of Con
troll Law. and who proved himself the
peer OF any OF 'em as campaign or
ganizer and manager Slim Jim
I.akin would make a - or Tor whom
no apologies need BE- m.tr nor asked
for. lie doesn't have 10 fetch up any
Witnesses TO prove that he was in the
thick of the fight. and that he did some
right smart work in helping 20 win "A
victory NOT James. lie was chief In
command and he won tall praise
to him Then there il the Hon. VIRGIL
l.. Highland. who helped that other
product of West Milford. the aforesaid
Larkin. win. He Is good timber. would
look well in the toga. and would prove
an able and influential member III due
course OF time In the upper branch OF
the National Congress. and so ! could
20 on indefinitely The Republican
party has q forest reserve OF the finest
kind Of senatorial timber There ~ no
end Ia 10 ANY old timber pilot OF po-
litical literature like yours truly will
be- glad 20 show YOU through ON some
fair daN
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TOE SAIL single |Hr.". I.r... ..H rIs
tHuH. White ff-nrrra. rtrr.f If..
'u.esfeIs ri. a A.aearIt. ftH.. re
r..I.f.f
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"ASTEp-At one" 80 loadef. .,plv
vile. Ohio. rs
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WANTED - Several exper,.
enced solicitors The htelli.
gencer.
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FOR KENT

FOR KENT
s--~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~~----~
FOR RENT.
FROM APRIL !. 1919.
THE SEVERN BOARDING HOUSE,
s4S TO $50 MAIN ST. 1T IS DESIRED
TO LEASE TO A PARTY WHO CAM
SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCT A HIGH
CLAss BOARDING. HOUSE AND Owe
SECURITY.
JAMES L. HAwLEY
lo65is MAIN ST.
FOR REHr-LarEe airy light rooms
with PRIV lltEr Go lHfl and telephone.
convenient To- business district Apply
$50 Main street. N-l2tf
FoR Er~T space. ou Term nal switch.
WI cling Stot. q Range 'u. n-Il-tf
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SINGLE ConB-W 200 rsr .-r r..-
l.i s. 'H. I;n.. comb rr.tr f.r. 90.
N.rrg. lIf u'.fl Nr.e t..trrsts cheap.
.. Mf.l .. wheel COG
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HEP

WANTED-,;irlS Is years ,- ,,.-
paint ldtd pals. " ceiling can 80
U.Ik-i
WANTED-EN I,,rlenccd Young Id.
Geographic FOR general onirs unrk
ply ~ once o. - sands f-i.rtrt,.
Wig. 90. a. Eleventh ~tf..f
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foR sALE-Epon. Rafult. Hear Deer.
NHlf and ! "A-' .pfIf..I-. we'll and uu-
traln'd generally puppies 80 all Naf4--
ties
On receipt % In cents "a. mail !esrrIr.
ia" highly tl.4~ti ttrd catalogue. which
gives full inform Iftuu ~ o. breed uf
logs. several hr-"t 90 cattle. Sheen
swine. f"rrets ari Rabbits Irie. list
re" G. l. lands, Dept % R-.l.ng.
HeuUa --.-f.-,-
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Edwards would Accept.


William S"ymuuf Edwards. tie sweet
Sine'- of Llu" --e'N. 90" Poet l.aur".l "
~ ArwnCeddon. and the man "tn mud"
the sherman House famous when they
met 81 Chicago and 'hattied 'ur the
i.uri. II Edwards doubtless ras H Jew
~ tast Niui There ar" other gentlemen.
too go probably are 'p4rtiuE tl.f they
have vote oF w. mat they CON start
With but WFen . comes 60 uav.u- a
awtv 90 his iu-.i. vest pueN-t. W. wa.
HAY. Go pass fNf tt ~" p"rsi ulfu"N %"
early. BAD ~ opposition. AMI fh"r" was
plenty pf game .isf waftiu- iu o." pre-
SERVES Co have ~alt sIrirhIeI uu &c. tan
There Hl. "a. inf n folks Wtu don want
there are. az she same time, "a lot boo DO.
Euf they viii tlI lute Co adul4f mat
while some 90 them were po'F -poonins
AMI few 90 them N9i been invited iu 20
nr.pI. Young NJ E.k.rs vas playing the
cards from u'= zhilfIiiv marked d"rh Hui
takinE in most 90 fuc tricks am told
almost -r"usl votes 2" win !n party
cauru- NufheWatIr fnus w Boo have " pru
uff their pencils figuring on g. vary
" delv as To- tlr TOTALS. \ f"w put his
strength us i.lI az forty. some thirty
i've others thirty. and $50 pr I've done
fHtfIs ~ riuC on - myself. AMI =
held to-day. Ur would show uU with mot
I.fs fNau twenty Sow twenty De- not Cd
small number 60 START WttI 900 party
.f4.Is. 10 they will starI go" caff and
poo O. PARTY caucus - 90. ono or two
EefurlIcsr nut lrpgressire7 - c Lrse.
tIe democrats ~'.' ODD one. bot . wilt
DO nin"rifnu4'r. coil. Formal AMI Icr-
fIrrfrr,. tn1 WfI not COUNT be> oni the
H"sfnusl ~ ~ .urfr homo n 'F tI-f
fr Enoi bet fh1f f'r Democrats 800
fur-hIp that viii r' N.ll. as ~ DBL 80 place
ruf wfffH hare. earned money from f'
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"ATIp-At once several .nd d.lfv-
eis ara GALES noy.. 60 Uork h.fnr.
sSgoVL Apply Al Circulation Itsrart-
.. IN aHN
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NANi6II-Male fielp.

---~>~----------~->,- 1T.
WANTED Thirty carpen.
tiers, SO cents per hour.
come with tools ready for
work. James Stewart &
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