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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21

threatened with extinction, and
an effort made to people their
country with German colonists,
aliens to it's national and religious
traditions.
In 1886, at the instigation of
Bismarck, the Prussian Diet passed
law granting the government
100,000,0OO marks for the purpose
of buying up Polish lands and col
onizing them with German peas
ants and laborers. The Polish
people protested against this arbi-
trary proceeding, but in vain. In
the following years large tracts
Of land were bought from their
Polish proprietors and colonized
with German settlers. Many Of
these new landowners made a fail
ure of farming owing to the scar
city of workmen. The Poles re-
fused to assist them in their oper-
atoms and in the course Of years
these properties reverted to the
original owners or their heirs by
purchase.
The frequency with which this
occurred during late years
alarmed the German Government
and in 1908 a law, more drastic
than that of 1886, was enacted.
This law granted the Government
power to appropriate the holdings
Of Polish farmers by forcing
them to sell at price fixed by a
commission. The appropriated
lands could not be re-sold or sub
let to Poles, but were parceled out
to German Protestant colonists.
AS might be expected, this law
raised general indignation among
the people Of Poland. Some OPP
timists said that it was merely a
threat held over the Poles and that
it would not be enforced as long
as they caused no trouble to the
Government. This view Of the
question, however, must now be
set aside because steps have al
ready been taken to appropriate
large holdings. On October 10
notice was served on four landed
proprietors of the Province of Po-
sen expropriating forty-fve hun
dred acres Of land and providing
for it's distribution among German
settlers.
This drastic measure shows the
attitude Of Protestant Prussia to-
wards Catholic Poland. It may be
that its action is not prompted so
much by a desire to Danish the
Catholic Poles from their country
as to bring Poland into closer
union with Prussia by German
ling it. Whatever the real mo-
tive may be, it cannot be denied
that the law works great hard
ship on the people of Poland, and
in their struggle to preserve their
country and their religion they
should have our sympathy. They
have made a great fight for both
during the years gone by and
there are no indications that the
struggle will not be prolonged un-
til adequate relief is provided for
this unhappy state of affairs. One
would think that Christian gov
eminent would not have to resort
to such despicable methods to sus-
tain it's sovereign power.
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The Right Reverend Nicetas
Budka, Ruthenian Bishop of Can
ada, arrived in Halifax on Deem
Der 6. After visiting the Apos-
tolic Delegate at Ottawa, and
Bishop Ortynski at Philadelphia,
he will proceed to Winnipeg,
where he will establish his resi-
dence. He has received from the
Holy See jurisdiction over all the
Catholic Ruthenians of Canada.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21

A thing very pleasing to Our Lord
and profitable to the soul, is to offer
Him our heart with much affection,
that He may dwell therein, and then
to have a treasure OF good works to
present to Him; for the Jews, after
receiving Him with great pomp, let
Him leave their city without giving
Him to eat.-Ht. Teresa.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21

F'Let us go over to Bethlehem,
and let us see this word that is
come to pass, which the Lord hath
showed to us Il and see
ing, they understand of the word
that had been spoken to them con-
corning this Child.' Have we
also seen and understood?
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21

The gifts the Christ-child
brought to earth are fully appre-
ciated and enjoyed only by those
who became as little children for
His sake.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21

Next Tuesday, the vigil Of
Christmas, is day of fast and
abstinence to be observed by all
as a fitting preparation for the
great solemnity which it ushers
in.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1912.

May each reader Of The Catho-
lie Bulletin enjoy a holy, happy
Christmas, and participate in the
spiritual blessings which the
Christ-child brought to earth.
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Make your Christmas happy
one by doing something for the re-
lief of Gods poor Seek needy
family and be a real Santa Claus
to it's members, and learn the lux
ury of doing good.
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If we allow the spirit Of love
which animated the Infant Saw
Jour to prompt our giving at this
holy season we shall realize the
truth of His teachings that cit is
more blessed to give than to re-
ceive.'
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eminent Of the public it is necessary to
emphasize the fact that in dispensing
public funds, under the provisions Of
such law, no new Office will be
created, or salaries paid out of this
fund, but that every dollar ordered by
the judge will be paid to the needy
without deducting any amount how
ever small for expenses.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21

Rev. JAMES M. REARDoN, Editor.
B. P. KoLEsKY, Advertising Manager.
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Entered as second class matter, jan
uary II, 1911, at the post office, St
Paul, Mimi, under Act of March 8, 1879.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21

shrines Him in it's robe Of inno-
cence and purity ON the festival
of Christmas.
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Remittance may be made by Draft
Post Office or Express Money Order or
Registered Letter, addressed to
THE CATHOLIC BULLETIN,
BIS Newton Bldg, st. Paul, Minnesota.
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The mailing label on your paper is a
receipt for your subscription, and a re-
minder of the date of its expiration.
To insure change of address, the sub
scriber must give the old, as we'll as the
new, address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
EQUIP MENT OF
7. N. Sim MS co,
SOLD YESTERDAY TO THE p. c.,
c. & ST. L. CO.
Sale Is the outgrowth Of Failure OF
Simms Co. TO Complete Con-
tract and Paw Wages.

The biggest Justice court sale that
mas been contaminated in this city In
many years was effected Yesterday
morning. when that part OF the prop
erty OF the Slmms Contracting Com.
pany not laid claim to by the Ma,
tional Bank OF Huntington, Pa. was
sold at public auction by squire
Dobbs 10 +. c. Bowers. representative
the r., C., G. & St. l.. Railway Com.
pany. for $2.16O.
The sale was made 10 satisfy
twenty-one claims entered befor.
Squire DObbs some time ago. the
greater part OF the claimants being
employees OF the defunct
who sued TO ecove wages due them
Tor work on the Pennsy bridge nj
the mouth OF the creek. Soon after
the claims were entered the Simms
company surrendered the contract
and tie work is now being completed
by the railroad company.
n property sold included der.
ricks. hosting engines. swing cranes
and other machinery and equipment
used in the building Of bridges.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids for the erection and
construction OF a City Hospital build
ing. according TO the plans and specih
cations on file at :. o. Cummins Hard.
ware store. will be received by the
Bellaire City Hospital Trustees until
noon OF the 18th day OF December
1912. All bids must be delivered Ia
Secretary r. L. Bowman. accompanied
by $4,000 certified check TO act as
guarantee that a contract will be en-.
tered into. and a bond in the sum OF
10000 given TO the satisfaction OF
said Hospital Trustees. II awarded
the contract. Said Hospital Trustees
reserve the right to reject any or all
bids. Dates for examining the plans
and specifications may be arranged in
advance with :. Il o. Cummins.
by order OF the Trustees OF the
Bellsire City Hospital Association. Il.
l.. Bowman. Secretary. Bellaire, Ohio.
December End, 1912. 1T
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BANKRUPT I


Jnit-d states OF America. Northern Das-
trict OF West Virginia. ~.
In TIE United states District Court in
and for said Ifstrl.f "
In the matter Of ". h. Gruy Rank
rupt No. 3bs. la Hankruptcv. petftfon
Tor Discharge.
To the honorable Alston a. p,,,o,
Judge OF the District Cont 81 me
United states FOR tae NorfherD MS
" h Gray. OF Wh~riiUE. In tho Conn
~ OF ONO. and stat, of Nest Ntr-IrI.
in said District. r,speetfuIlN rcpr,Scnt~
mat On the 18th day OF May. last PAST
Dee Was duly ~adIdrsd "A LtukrIrt ,,ng.r
the acts OF Cuuere-s reI.flrr d, Iank-
ruptCy. that he has luly --urr,ut,r. III
MS property and rights Of prop,rtV- and
has fully complied with an ne re,uir.-
uIcut~ ~ ~sttt'a.t- ar+t - 49,
court toucuius his harkruptrv "'
hercfor.. ue prays tlat he may b.
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WATER RENTS DUE

Water rents for the six months
ending March 3ist, 1918. are now due
and payable at the office Of the City
Treasurer. City Building.
A discount Of 100 will be allowed
all consumers who pay their bills
during the month Of December. 1912.
S. X. JOHNSON.
City Treasurer.
2.3.4.5.6.7.s 10. H. Il .l3. IA.
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MAKE ADDRESS
Representative OF the National PLAY
grounds Association to
Visit This CITY

CHARLES Weller. OF the National
fairgrounds Association. will spend
a Few days in this city next week. in
the interests OF the p~laygrounds
movement On Wednesday evening
at 3 o'clock, he will address the d.
rectors Of the Wheeling Fairgrounds
Association and members OF the
board OF education. speaking on the
subject OF the use % school houses
as social centers. president ] G
Mckinley. OF the Fairgrounds Asso-
citation. had called a meeting OF mem.
beers aud all interested in the plav
grounds movement 10 be held Thurs
DAY In the board OF trade rooms. wher
MT Weller will speak on the same
subject.
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DESERVED
PROMOTION
7. C sivert. OF sherman' $40 store. ana
Manager Of the Terre
AautS HOuae

g StNert a Nell known YOUNG man
o. this city. connected with the sherman
- store. Jas been promoted to general
manage Of the BE stor. -
ere halte. IND anu be will leaN e
rnorty 10 take charge. lie has been
.ohhected with the local store since a
was opened years ago. and TIE companv
Nas quick 10 realize and appreciate his
honesty and Naluabie services.
Al MendeiEun. manager OF the Terrc
haute store. Will leave shortly for a Two
months tour OF EuroEe The many
friends 90 Mr.. Slvert will - glad 10
learn OF MS promotion. and ~ Viii be
interesting 90 know also That th. COM
- breaking in Thomas Gavin. OF
No %sll E1ff street. 70 become a man
ager IN come other town. Sherrans
All have about - stores in A. many
cities by next M4y. ia Guiding New York
philadelphia. Chicago. baltimore and
Boston. Win headquarters IN Cleveland.
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$1,100 will buy good seven
room house. 4O4 Ontario
street, Island. Water and gas.
Eighteen inches above Ordi-
nary high water mark. Could
he arranged for two families.
Great bargain, especially
for good sized family, having
four bedrooms. Terms, 5000
cash. balance long time.
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You will find that druggists every
where speak well OF C~hamberlain's
Cough Remedy. They know from long
experience ia the sale OF II that in
cases of coughs and colds II can al.
ways be depended upon. and that II
is pleasant and safe 10 take. For sale
By all dealers.-Adv.
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Application For Franchise.
Notice of Application for franchise.

Notice Of Application for Franchise.
Notice DIS hereby given that Wheeling
El'.tII' company has upon the 25th dav
'i NoNful.r. y. u. 1912. made appli-
eatlon Q" The Board of Commissioners
OF the County OF Ohio for a.. right To-
sirrII, its successors and assigns. tp ar-
pulI' construct. maintain and operate
Ih above. along. upon. over and under
inc flNct road from the northern com
nIhtpn line OF tur city OF Wheeling
~ est virginia. Co Tie southern line ~
brooke county. lines fur the "tribuff
'i f4t'ilIc energy. either hy means OF
'N'fhcii or underground conductors
Win al inc necessary desirable aqfrIr-
~tf"h''~ iur the purpose Uf suprIgnr
'l' til' energy Co. tls residents and
pubic AMI private corporations along
satd road and beyond the limits thereon
Tor hENt. heat. power ana other uur-
poses Tor which electricity D.. now tr
may hereafter lp used said grant o. b.
10y "a period OF tffN years from and
after the dat" OF the nulI paasage 81
~ ordinance. There WIS ur.n the
sald @'th daf uf NutrmL-r. 4. l. 1912.
nlti with the ClsrE OF TIE said The
Board of tumwis~Iurar- uf ti. County
% 'hi' a copy of fhr proposed ordin-
"Hcf Tor fIH turpp~t of granting the
ai,"te mentioned urht. Reference To-
winch ordinance for further iuformatf5n
o. hereby made.
WHEELING ELECTRTC CDVpNSy
Ey JOHN b. GAEpEN.
Nhr,liuE W Va. SOY. 70. 1912 9ot
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work. Call
THE {. Q. KIMBERLY co.
Office Schmulback Building.
Both Phones.


FtyLOn DeAh.
C. W. ieytun passed away at his home
10 hltssSNl4Ie yesterday uuruIu- at B
O'Clock. dealt. beng caused hy ,~It-fIelas.
j poe decreased Na~ 800 UIS sstu year ani
Hl- underneath came aS a suoUk To his
many friends. lie - survived bg "a W4f,
ANA seven c.lldrcu. five g.f.s aud $50
boys. namely Airs. Mary Hamilton. CD.
sand itll4, AIRS. lila Iuwmau. VIII. ot
L'hl"u $50" man. VINO was kiIcd near
clinton. about o. week. alo. Mis- Afy,.rf4
l.'tri- ut CLINTON. Al.S1 Alma AMI Ais
Marie. Huth dt home. ana George. g..
'i'-H AMI James l'ytou. of LIu
Grove. short services viii t. held Id
l"r nome at 4H ur4u.h sunday muruIu..
HiI public services wll u- ueId ga i-
tH-iDN 90 10 ClucN. I,rN. ID. g. TcdGII-
Ath. '4 Fr.- trt4iv tIur.H. wUl uiGc.a.-.
A- .-i.l .t ItrN. = = EIul-t. uI ives.
Liberty. I~ut'rrrrf VAL ur made .u Che
trcrh cemetery.
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Church Announcements.

buckley ~. T., sdouat. ~snuool. $50.
preaching at II o'clock by Or. Earl
1Ge Great Confession. Jr. Endr.xof
League, $50, AIRS. tsay NayiOr. supcrln-
tendent. senior Ende4yor League. o.ab.
~ the pastor. Rev. J. ". Johnson. sub
Ject, Inc 4lrev =. :. -. of Christian TX
p~erience. Ofilcial board. Monday even
Tuesday evening at $50. PRAYER meet
4nS. ciueslay at $50. Ladies' AID So
clety meeting Thursday afternoon at
q clock. Practice FOR the Amas enter
taiEment Will be neld IN the church
every TUESDAY. Wednesday, and Friday
afternoon.
stone church, sabbath school at as.
George Is. Busnou. SuprrintendeuL. ami
preaching al j oC4Uln 10y the pastor.
IteN. /. b. Lewcllyu. subject. Unknown
disciples, j. Christian Eude.tvuT and
Christian EndtaVor at $50. pr,ttulng nd
80. FOR tuis service the pastor has ar
ranged a special sermon fOr young men.
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PIKE
Fen From Car.

While car No. %, IA 1-..Ise Of Motor
mtn James DuLan and Conductor bleun
flynn was rounding the curve east OF
tHe stone bf4IEe. Al Kim Grove. yr-tcI-
cay ~eNenlns. Charles S~tirfNater. OF lat
tersOn. fell from the step Of the car.
a~lishtlng On tine back OF uls head. ana
Nhat looked Tor a while might be seri-
Gus. Air. StcfNater had come 10 me
BACK end OF he car, and was tanGIug on
tnt steer talking to others who were on
me back platform, when the car gave "A
sudden Jerk while rounding tue curve.
the man OFF. lie was picked
up ana was badly dazed for "A while. and
Was taken 10 TIE office or Dr. Leach
tracrarL where an examination was
MADE OF MS head. but fortunately the
injury Is not thought to be Of a serious
nature Inc wound was dressed. and TIE
man was taken to his home. ~ blame
San be attached 10 The car crew, a. IL
Was purely accidental
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MISCELLANEOUS

J'uTuN CO the geFsion or - ~ ths
shFenuoH. which convened Febru-
= 4hta. This Journal Uas printsd
@hN b"uhd by -ampbtu and Dsrmntt
n" ! wanted fcr the state Archfvss -
hiiy owner OF a cory OF the
-, WI peiioTm a public service
ssncer. Or Win Hon VirgfI TeviL
sac Arehisetst. Charleston W. Va
tf-iulyI2.
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Inc pupils ol the L~dgiugtOn Lane
s'hool are making Arrangements 10 ElNe
an entertainment Tor the benefit OF me
parents. ou PARENTS day. winch is Ir.-
day. December 80. TIE pTuEram Mil bee
composed OF ~rccItat4ous. ESSAYS. read
inc. Dialogues. music, both Iu-irumrnf4l
ana vocal. IAcy have started praCtiClug
and by the time lor tue -nt,rtaIumsnl
out.
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Requiem high mass over the remains
or the late Mrs. Mary Agnes Dugan.
whose death occurred on Thursday
morning after a weeks Illness from
pneumonia. will be celebrated AT ~
o'clock. The remains viii he I,fcr-,t
In Mt Calvary cemetery.
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SO. msFADDEWs
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McFADDEN's
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Obituary


Funeral services over the remains Of
the late W W. White. whose death oc-
family home near Mt Olivet Yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock IA deceased
Was a member Of one % the oldest FAM
llieh OF that section. and his death Will
De mourned by a host OF friends. Fol-
lowing the funeral services intcrment
was made In Mt Olivet cemetery.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

LOUIS BSrtSShy
ESNrHSL v RECTOR AMI
AkTtkiAL ENBALMER.
we and fi24 Main street
-Oa's Ansu cred Us. or E.rnt-
Store rhoucs Gss
VIC hcrtschy. Fel Phone t2s7.R
G. y hertHchy. Nat Phone fzZg-Y
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NANi ElJ@Male fielp.
Wanted!
CARPENTERS
SO cents per Hour
Jas. SteWart& Co.
Goth and Eoti SITS.
WANrED-Capabie statesmen g. "
NHflhia with slap. line UIrS
80 Is-."uN 800 600 monthly adya1,e
@hu i-Fmau'nt position a. TrIf ~,
jess H. smith co. Detroit. Mich. -
WANTEp-M,n TO learn barh,r tr,I. H.
u"i ne" method OF free rractfr. NM
Ite"s OF Graduates depending upan
N,- Pc" weeks quaIIr.-
Wrff. ~i'1rninE. Tools given
Cincinnati. a.. ,|''-'.
WANrED-Locomouye nr.uc, -
~nl"h'n1cu for nearby raffrn,Is So
Sluv monthly Axe IL To- SO E,r.r
hA o." strike. Iromottor a..
htadguart"rS-o,,r 900 mon -, ''lh-
mons monthly state az. -.w
a. 10. Application hallway Assoritfton
d-'-ll--i--s
WAhfED-AIan to take entire ,b.rr..~
q l"Eltimafr business sufsrrr."
N.H' HNALH interest AuNHAUL - H
Intelligence. "i
WANTED good man cook AL.
Il il.ttmhnn = Restaurant. .pa
y q. depot dei-tf
WANTED-CapabIc man. Wiz Mt,
Hnu. milling. Address 80
-"leils'n'er n3o-tf
WAH>ED-At once 80 Io.5ers .,,,.
vuia~e S'iu0h Coal Mining Co. steWsfts,
- oc-2s-u
"ANTED-At once several GOOD d.l,y-
- am sales boys. TO work befor.
1900 Apply a. Circulation prpart-
n'eI,' ihit-Isencer. between 4. ana !
WAITED few Experienced silver
"a. lhstaIlmef- plan. Good position for
p@hy' il'0-lii2 Main ST. WpstadrsJ.
HELP
NNNED-fiirls for mounting De-.
Apply Wheeling Tile co ~ P'
LD-'ir for general housewort
O. MO uhd,r-t1uds cooking Mr.
phones ''' 'int hnth
WANTED good. honest riri 70 wo--
IN Gent fuTui~nlue Ind --.ft.-. W."
-I--z BOY $50 city d-5-i
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Henry W. GundIing. AIT.

heal Estate ana Insurance.
fNTY. HfrfDrIa TurnfraI
No. 1879 MarEet Street
Nel % neL 3o-R
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FOR SALE
SALOON BARGAIN

for good reasons ! am compeIf,d On
sacrliic" my cafe and bar business cen
tihIN located In the best steel CITY in
ONO, business averages S4uu Der week.
eNIenses very light. stand will clear H.
sell IN u" months, price $4,000. Write
rs, care Intelligence. Le
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"ANfhD-MI to take entire ,h.rr. -
'-lOinti' business e~nterpris, Nm,
Intelligence. F. ,"r' OF
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LADIES M GENTLEMEN

u CtlL NTite
Ii LEVY.
W AOS1 MARKET St., Wheeling, W. Va.
"1lIect bad Bills. Buy and Sci,
'alI- Attachments carefully ptareJ
tclttd- We adjust claims go
Haf objections on a cOmml -Ion I. -
~ Il'e.llon no PEI The Buckeye Me-
IL III Nsene5 0o5 Board OF Trade BIfe
n
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANrrn
Npply Wheeling Tile Co ~
ED-'iir for general h-nusewort
= !. White. oak Ave. Echo Point bmt5
d-5-tf
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roe BEET pace ON Terminal svf..4
wheeling stove g. Ean-c CO.. n-II-tf
4Oh HEAS-N.cely furnlsteo 8 and T.
rlom flats with bath. Ter lrht T.rse-
se' iidg rent reasonable. AItIy gH =
= ToLs 81 Aug str
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FOR REM

o RENT-Building corner ION and
-afket St. formerly occupied ~
Whg' Livery Co. Address Geo. n. Nea-
~ FIN oFoVe' ". Va, Bell pnons
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WANTED-IorumofIy. ftr.-
niah'hcu for nearby railroads SO
~ monthly. AZ" Il 60 30 ENr.rr.,
H u" strike. Promotion an
"'i' ~"ud4Ctur Railroad Iu.rI.
itt.f~-uN' 900 men sent tn r,.i
sl.hS monthly state axe. send 49,.
a. 10, cation hallway Association
d~-s-lf--I-.N
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good man cook A.
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