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Unionists joyful.

Az this point, as Il resuL.. Of the
conference held in London yesterday
AIR. Churchill volunteered TO accept a
change in the place of a meeting and
although the Uniouists ioyfuly hail his
decision rs 4 retreat. largely due to the
rebuff administered by the Belfast bar,
Dor commissioners, there is li.ttle doubt
that they welcome the opportunity to
escape from IN unpleasant position as
pubic opinion seems TO be going
against them.
Mr. Churcbill's S letter was made pub
lie too late for the Orange leaders to
arrive at decision tonight, but the
general belief is that trouble has been
averted and the harbor board appears
TO have placed itself in an uucomfort
able position by ncedlessly suubblug
Mr.. Churchill,
In n long article in REYNOLDS
a weekly new spapcr dealing with the sit
nation. John h. Redmond, leader of the
irlsh NatioRalists, reminds the British
public that threats do not emauate from
thc general body OF protestants in Ire
land, but from a small and noisy mi
nority Of oraugcmcu who arc oppose,
10 every great reform for the benefit
Of ireland.
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. CHURCHILL MAKES A
/. SLIGHT CONCESSION
Will Hold Home Rule Meeting
in Belfast, but Not in
Ulster Hall.
RIOTS MAY NOT OCCUR
Public Opinion in England Is
Against Threatened Demon
stration by Orangemen.
RIOTS MAY NOT OCCUR

LONDON, Jan e5.-Wiustou Spencer
Churchill, first lord of the admiralty
has sent q letter TO Lord Londonderry,
ex.viceroy of Ireland and one of the
Upiouist leaders who are opposing the
proposed homo rule meeting, stating he
will advise the Ulster Liberal assocla~
tion not to insist upon holding the
meeting in Ulster ball, Belfast, as con
templated February S, but that be ln-
tends TO deliver a speech somewhere IN
Belfast on that day,
Mr.. Churchill says in his letter;
"It is my duty to keep my promise
to the Ulster Liberal association and
assert the right of free speech IN
public meeting. But as the main objcc-
tions appear TO be directed against the
holding Of the meeting in Ulster hall,
] shall ask the Irish Liberal associa.
tion 20 acccde TO your wish There
will then be no necessity for Your
friends to endure the bardships of a
vigil or sustain the anXleties of Il
siege. Neither viii it be necessary for
you to break Che law in attempting to
deprive US forcibly of the use of prop
erty TO which we are lawfully entitled,
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ANY Hall Good Enough.

CIT is not point Of any import
auce to me where [ speak IN Belfast
On the contrary. / desire TO choose
whatever hall or place is least likely
TO cause i'll feeling IL the Orange
party
The letter concludes:
st has, however, become Of I'M
porte ncc TO public Liberties that meet
ing should take place at Belfast Feb
ruary 8, and | intend to bold it there
in the lawful exercise Of tho elementary
rights of citizenship
Mr. ChurcbilIFs concilatorv move is
calculated to lessen the chances of riot
ing at Belfast February s. Matters had
reached a deadlock, offering no escape
without the grayest consequences. The
Ulster Upionist6 appeared ready to take
any risk to prevent Mr.. Churchill from
speaking IN the hall where his father
Lord Randolph Churchill delivered his
famous dictum:
- Ulster will fight, AMI Ulster will be
right -
The harbor commIssi onerS ut Belfast.
by informing Mr.. Churchill that Feb.
ruarv 9 would be an inconvcnient day
for his proposed visit of inspectl ION,
gave strong support to the Uniouis..s.
On the other hand, the Liberals made
a formal demand TO be placed in pos
session of Ulster hall on the morning
of February 8. with view to defeating
the Cnionlst tactics.
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The great essential IN the composite
success or "Alma. Where DO You Live?''
Is the music OF Joan Briquet. This popu
lar Partisan composer has set pace
Tor the American SongSmith which has
been found hard TO follow. Joe Weber
viii present this spicy German French
farce for the first time in Salt Lake. at
the Salt Like thealer, for three nights
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The spread of tabloid versions of Broad
way successes in vaudeville has reached
Salt Lake. Sullivan -ConsIdne people are
responsible in many ways for this new
form OF vaudeville entertainment "rhe
Girl Behind the Counter" the headline
act OF the EmprNss this week. js an OK
ample Of this type OF condensed musical
comedy,
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Johnny and Emma Ray OF "a Hot
Time fame. who during tho first half
OF the week conVulsed audiences at the
Orpheum with their presentation OF
Casey, the Fireman. have changed
their act for the remainder OF the week
10 another farcical sketch which they
nave labeled The B9ndmaster." To-
night is the regular society night at the
Orphcum.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-03-29

IPay Cash.
For cream, butter, eggs. poultry,
and hides.
W. B. Clark, NJ. D.
Money downD
Holly, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-03-29
women's Civic Club Meets.

The Woman's Civic club held
its regular meeting in the Com
msrcial club rooms Tuesday after
noon. Considerable amusement
was afforded by the women giving
an account of the various methods
of earning their Easter dollar, and
the treasurer was perceptibly re-
plenished.
The restroom committee re-
ported prospects favorable for the
respening of a rest room similar
to the one supported last summer.
The street and alley committee
gave a very hopeful report of its
plans for the spring work, and
notice is hereby given that every
resident is requested to clean up
about his premises before April
Is, OF he will be more forcibly no.
tilted after that date.
Plans for a flower festival, to be
held in the fall, were discussed
quite Enthusiastically.
Mrs. J. U. Brown favored the
club with several vocal selections.
After a social cup of tea the
ladies adjourned to meet again on
Tuesday, April 9.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-03-29

The nine-lnonth's. sold infant of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Plank breathed
its last on the 25th inst, dying of
pneumonia. The grief.stricken
parents have tie sympathy of the
community in their bereavement.
Miss LAWNS Bell returned last
Saturday from brief visit with
her sister. Mrs. Frank Yegge, at
La Junta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Brown
are now easily located in the Girls
void cottage, Mr.. Brown conclud-
ing that his run on the A. V. was
worth two on the deluxe"
Miss Pearl Fidler of near St.
Joe, NO., has been the guest of
her sister, Mrs.. J. Y. Warner, for
the past week.
The editor Of The Chieftain at.
tended the meetings of the Arkan-
sas Valley Commercial and the Ar
kansas Valley Editorial associa-
tions at Pueblo last Tuesday.
Mayor McMurtry attended the
Arkansas Valley Commercial asso.
citation meeting at Pueblo on last
Tuesday.
j. G. Hill, the veteran sheep and
cattle man. started for points in
Texas last Wednesday, where he
will purchase several carloads of
sheep.
Miss Grace Bell returned to
Coolidge Sunday after spending
week visiting at the home of Mrs.
F.. Rowe.
Gen. E. G. Cox made a hurried
trip to Eldorado, Kan, last week,
where he owns one of the largest
hotels in that section. He says
that business is so good here that
he could not think of disposing of
his restaurant and will continue
here at the old stand.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Electric wiring according to the
Underwriters code. All work
guaranteed. See Borstner & Scott.
Choice prairie hay $500. Plat
form scales at field.
THos. NJ. WILSON.
Supt. Il. 8. Rollins of the sugar
factory returned from Swink last
Sunday quite ill, having caught a
severe cold, but at this writing he
is slowly convalescing.
Auditor Relnsen McGinnis of
Holly Sugar Co., blew in last Mon
day by the air line, with breezy
yarns from the Queen City. Mac"
wears one of the happiest smiles of
his career.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-03-29
ORDINANCE NUMBER SIXTY.
SEVEN (67).
An ordinance providing for the appro-
priation Of the revenues Of the
town Of Holly. for the fiscal year
beginning April 1st, 1912, being
the Annual APPROPRIATION Bill.
Be il Ordained by the Board Of Trustees Of The
Tovn Of Holly:

Be il Ordained BY the Board Of Trustees Of The
Torn Of Holly:
Section l. That the various appropriations
from the revenues OF the Town Of Holly to de.
fray the necessary expenses and liabilities Of
said Town during the fiscal year beginning
April 1st. 1912. shall be under the following
heads. viz: First. Salaries; Second Streets
and Alleys; Third. General Purposes. including
all corporate expenses and liabilities Of said
town not herein otherwise provided for; Fourth.
Interest on Bonds Fund; and Fifth. Special
Water-works. Electric Light and Sewer Fund
Section 2, That the following amounts un-
der the several heads above enumerated, re.
spectively, are hereby appropriated out Of the
revenues that shall accrue to said town Of Holly
during the fiscal year beginning April 1st. 1912
First-Salaries. S 100000
Second-Streets and Alleys. 100000
Third-General Purposes, 100000
Fourth-lnterest on Bonds, 100000
Fifth-Special Waterworks.
Electric Light and
Sewer Fund. 100000
Total. S 43,5OO.OO
Passed and approved this 18th day Of March.
A. D. 1912
Approved: j. S. McMURTRY.
Attest: Mayor.
(Seal) J. D. SKULL,
Clerk and Recorder. +;
Published in The Holly Chi.ft.in.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-03-29
card Of Thanks.

We desire to express our heart.
felt thanks to our many friends
and neighbors who SO kindly sym
pathized and aided us in our recent
bereavement in the loss of our little
boy Bernard. Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Plank and Family.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-03-29
A Free Lecture

At the Presbyterian church on
Saturday night, April 9th, by
Henry A. Buchtel of Denver uni.
versity. Subject: The Pleasant
ness Of American People" Come
and learn shav Il. laugh. A free
will offering will be taken.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-03-29
NOTICE Foa PUBLICATION.
Deeeftheat 81 tAo Mtefser
U. s. Lssl OEes si Lamar. Csls.

q. s. Lsa1 Okes a Lsaar. CsLs.
February n, 1912.
Notice 10 hsrsSy gives that Lssasra w. Sest Il Hsuy
CeIe.. ~ke. Aue.S. 1905. ~sls Ls.ss,ssa sssIss.
tics Ne. 64. ssrsl Ne. 01 fsr ssstAwes, quarter q
section 2. tswsshis q south. rs.ss Il vest Il
:. to ..L. f..i s,sye.r ,..s /. ...lI,S s.. 10 n
lsaa sbevs asscriks1. ks&srs L. NJ ZsIassr. listed
Ststes Ce..sssser. Hsly. Css ~ .ks sixh day Of
April. 1912.
Cainsst nance .s wiesss.s: Allsn n. Jssss. W. NJ
Biee. Ihonss NJ Wilson ssl Jsha E. Msrphy. oil Of
Hsily. Colo.
Esasss NJ wli,sLsr. Register.
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WILEY UNDER FIRE
Attack Made In House on Pure Food
Man n His Remsen
Board.
2xc

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE
Remsen pure food board and DIR. Har.
vey w. Wiley. chief OF the bureau OF
chemistry. were criticised in the house
today during the discussion OF the
agricultural appropriation bill. The
sum OF $625. 600. however. was per.
mitted TO stand for the continuance of
the bureau and its assistants during
1913.
Representative Lever OF South Car.
olina led the assault on the Remsen
board. He questioned the legality OF
that body and considered It's personnel
as being too highly scientific"
Representative Cooper OF wiscon-
sin. Republican. and Republican Lead.
er Mann defended the board and DIR.
Wiley. Representative Kahn OF Cal
ifornia. Republican. attacked DIR,
Wiley. who by his ruling on the use
or sulphur In the fruit drying in.
dustry of the Pacific coast, he said.
practically had ruined that industry.
The bill was not completed when ad.
Journment was taken. The committee
hopes 10 pass II tomorrow.
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Howe Pictures.

In his entirely new program at the
Court theater on Friday matinee and
night, March 18th. Lyman II. Howe
will present a number of animated
scenes depicting each hazardous and
difficult step OF an expedition that
reached the highest points OF the
Alps. Mr.. Howe emphasizes that the
spectacle OF three mountain climbers
and the animated camera man in
their perilous climb TO the dizzy
heights is the remarkable sub
ject he has rel presented.
A pictorial tour through Italy. the
land OF history and romance; the won
ders OF the Grand River Canyon, Colo.
and the latest mode OF locomotion
through water and air by means OF
the hydroplane. are only "A few of the
many other features OF interest to be
presented.
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NEW PosTMAsTERs
ARE APPOINTED.

WASHINGTON, March 1I-Amonz
postmGsters appointed today are:
West Virginia - Affinity. Raleigh
county. G.. a. T1nterletner. vice w. ].
EIgin. resigned; Blake. Lewis county.
ID. W. Cossner. vice q. /. Grove. re-
signed: Carbcndale. Fayette county,
Il. +. Backus. vice +. ]. Brown. re-
signed: Clifton Mills. Preston county.
William III. Spiker. vice G.. ID. Evans.
resigned: Deryhale. Fayette county.
J.. Lewis. vice r. \. Lewis. resigned.
Gulf. Raleigh county. II. r. Tribon.
vice j.. o. Walb. resigned: Hughey.
Logan county. G. g. Mccall. vice II.
c. Duth. resigned: Jividen. Mason
county. s. w. Tribble. vice u Jividen.
resigned.
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UTILIZING WASTE FOR PROFIT

We sell direct from the factory 10
you. hats why. We guarantee this
machine for 8 years. prepay freight
charges. guarantee safe delivery and
refund your money u not rs repre-.
sented.
This Il q new special agency propo-
sition b a entities you 20 M county
right Tor one year, and II pays for n.
self ever month. This should be
GOOD news 90 the wise. Address to
day.
The WOOD Waste oistitleries Co., Inc
1904 MccVlioah Street,
Wheellna. W. Va, v. 8. A.
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MlSCELHANEoUS
M r.rcrNArToH-wh.u YOU n

YnED EXPERIMENTATION you need
help OF any kind. our services cost
you nothing. we furnish worker for odd
work. paper hanging. painting. white
Washing. plasterinE. plumbing OF all
ks1. stove repairing and fitting for gas
connections. uphoisterfng. stenographio
We can address your envelopes
and fold YOU circulars and save you
money. Merchants wishing TO circular
Ire extensively should ~investfGate
Houeecieaning: We furnish women for
housecleaning. also have colored men
who are professional house cleaners. beat
and lay carpet, wash tndow and do
odd Jobs. We furnish wash women at
home or to take washing to their
home. When you ave any kind of
work to be done. call Natl Phone elk
or Bell 1soB-R. National Public Service
Bureau. 500 Board OF Trade Building.
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EARTH SHOCKS ARE
FELT IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. March 11.-Heavy
earth shocks were recorded early to-
day by the seismograph at George
town university. The vibrations be-
gan at 5:35 o'clock and lasted % min
utes. being most violent at $40. The
disturbance. which is believed TO
have been OF extraordinary violence.
occurred somewhere within 1000
miles OF Washington.
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Positions Wanted-Male


have good men 90 I'LL
positions OF trust. office men. business
managers. bookkeepers, photographers,
clerks. men for delivery wagons, ware
house men statesmen. teamsters. labor
Phone ak or PeII 19O5-R. National
Public Service Bureau. Board of Trade
Building. mr-l2-tf
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WAETED-hanager for local shoe .tof~.
must he a resident 81 Wheeling and
be able to bring SOME bu mess tnroush
bis own personality and scquairtarce.
MT ohai bureau. fnr-4-tf
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OPPORTUNITIES

Z WILL pay t2se 90 to anyone Who VII
sIte me ire name - q huyer Tor my
100000 stock ln q sas Ueu that = sup
tfFtuH Gfs for three towns and earned
~ per cent dividends Iast Year snd viii
Earn more This Year am forced 10 sell
ny stock 20 protect smother Investment
rt'rt - worth above par. but nfl seif
u ~ PSI Tor full particulars address
y - Box ia wsshinEtor. o. G
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SLALtD ~PROrOSALS.

Noucs - manufacturers. b rrsr.
charts auf Ofhcr Whoissals Dssfsrs
~ u u HFHFrN g1NFN. Tras
: S,ate hcard % Control % the state
at Is rficr ~ Charierfcn, West VIZ.
Sinls Tor furpishinE Supplies for the
WNeral STATE LnHttutione the financial
renagemsrt 81 whtsh 10 v~sted III sald
tcard Contracts VII be swardef 10 fNs
l.Nett hidderr quality cor sfdersd ara
.tnrf thirEs being ecual West NirEs MA
sellers VII Be glven pfsference
liSta ~ supplies needed Wfu b fur.
sta.lnH fNe lins dssif~A
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
ekFsu Cha<isstonL Wsst HirsinLA
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Positions Wanted-Female

WAHTED-We have girls for office
work. bookkeepers. stenographers,
clerks. nurses. cooks. and girls for gen.
eral homework sometimes. We have
women for house cleaning, washing,
ironing and odd Job work. Call National
Phone ak or Bell 1so5-R. National
Public Service Bureau, Third Floor,
Board OF Trade Building. mr-I2-tf
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TRUSTEES SALE
nargairs ~ Real Estate
Ioeatsd az
WoodiaUn-rsho poirt-o-srnvfu

Modern Zen room esde-c. % No..
avenue, Moollawn. a. station % gltV u.
lin Grove lre. torgcr lot fnxfS0 80
Nacaut iof az Natiousl Road At r-lr
Point s. feet front and ertrndr tart 90
tily a EIm grove llasa
ffanre 20 n~-errsfIIs
Lot No f12 In Aaat,for
90 GrsrEstliie
frutsftg formerly owned tv Geo. w
ffffcnrd and mrsf - sold 81 once 20
DioNe eu fsfafr an 30 Hcusrf cheau.
NfsftNI kfHUI.
d-~1gtu-s-tf Trrs,s.
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WANTED-Nien Tor al kiuas - Wori..
call al the office OF the National pun
&c Service Bureau. mr-4-tf
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OSI

LosT-W atch fnn. between 2eth "a aud
T~anerracir Initials y r Reward ~
Ietufned - " o. Thornton. cgth and
Mario sts. a phone 4eO9-M
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For Sale-Typewr1ters


xo8 bALx-Typewriters. WI en- buying
a typewriter. 10 will pay you to buy
the best. No machine will do better
work than the OLIVER" The Oliver
typewriter will stand more hard usage
ana require less repairs than any other
machine. a second hand oliver machine
vii bring a much higher price than any
other make or machine after being in
use for TWO 20 five years. Twenty-four
hundred t2f00) envelopes can be ad-
dressed In one working day on the OIL
yer machine. Demonstrated in Wheel
'ng.p The Oliver machine will be placed
IN YOUR office on trial at your request.
M Oliver machine In sold at a casn
price and also on the easy payment plan.
Vail and see the work or the new Oive
Printype. you Will be Interested. Nat
tonal Public Service Bureau, distributor,
Room 800 Board or Trade Building.
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fo1 B~ALE-Second hand oliver type
writer, almost new. perfect condition
Room 500 Board of Trade Building.
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DIED

DIED.
EA11DIOn Monday. March 18th, 1912.
At $3.50 a m. ELLEN THERESA HAIR
Rls. relict OF the late John F. Harris.
Funeral notice hereafter.
nkcrhaSl-At her late residence, No. I<
Ohio street. on Sunday. March 10, 1912.
at 8 o'clock a. m. MATILDA. wife OF
William L. McPhail. in her list year.
FuSeral notice hereafter.
SoNAHNon Monday. March I1th, 1912,
at 1910 O'Clock a. m, at the family
residence near West Liberty. MASA
WILSON, wife OF Robert NJ. bonar- Sr-
aged - years.
Funeral services on Wednesday after
noon ut 2 o'clock. Friends OF family
respectfully invited TO attend. Inter-
ment - Short Creek cemetery.
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BANKRUPTCY.
rotIee Of r.rrt ro.t,sr Q, cr.a,,or,

"0EIC"V VI NJ AuNIaHE o. Crsditorr.
her4tug W. Va. March o.. 1912.
nifed states ~ America. Northern
District % West virginia. -.
In fne Until states District Court In
and Tor said District.
In to matter o. Frank : Wait. Flank
runf. No @9N IN Fankruptcy.
TO ne creditors OF Frank :. wait. %
W ~ellsburr. iu ire county ~ Brooke. AMI
clrti4tt asoicsa.i.s bankrupt.
Notice r. hereby given thai on the Stft
daL - Mach. \ - 1879. the sail Trrr.
: Wat Wss dul. adludl~ntet hafkrunt.
nnd That The frst meeting of hi. creal-
l.lE WI - REID - my office. No. f4es
cdspiiue street. fn the rff- of NVbe.f -
". Va. on tho 18Th dsy ~ March. 1919
81 ter "Flocf IN ne forenoon. ~ which
un1e Tie creditors may attend. rrov.
thtir Claims appoint = trustee. and
tfapsart sue other business az NAV
properly come before said meeting
y -. f7-MMTNS.
W. EefeTee IN B-nrkrurfcv.
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happier. easier life than theirs has benin many cases IL has always ben
GOOD enough for 10. why shouldn't It be for my children seem to be tn
feeling OF fathers and mothers.
u realize perfectly that this IS n eason 10 people living bevond thar
income n all young people ought TO start with a education in which they
arr often deficient but maybe it accounts for some Of the extra expenditure.
ONE OF YOUR READERS"
a wrotea bout tn words hat I liked I concludes With tn appeal.
"What are your favorte words?" To publish all the lists that were sen in
would quite toe much space. but want to pas on the Interesting fact
that TIN practically every ease home" led the list. They IA hai the Amrt
cans are coming to b e a gadabout. undomestc people who chase the will
tnewsp amusement everywhere. instead of staying at home md finding real
happiness by III freside. Surely this exatation of the mere word "home.
is a pointer in the opposite direction.
N woman who also loves my favorite ear 4" rives n beauuf,l ,d
inspiring reason FOR hr references that I IN o Il hear ii
MY w favortes' writes are home and peace 7 don't reauy
which comes first in my mind. a 8 seems earthly n other
not OFT hs world. Happiness. children, JOY laughter etc. are all symbol
izeo oy the word nome. at least to me-. INT my chief aim in life els TO have IT
mean M same o my husband and babies. Peace to m e. e more the
reward for human endeavor. and the greatest sermon to me is h Dol on the
race OF an earthly saint who is of those who having FINISHED ther course in
peace do 10 rest from their labors' :
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WAnTDD-One more paper hanger. one
whftewasher. one painter. one carpen-
ter. one furniture packer. one upholsser-
81. one roofer and repair man. one man
Tor window cleaning and hoCse woi y
'coloredD. one man VINO thoroughly
uuderstaris laying "arpets. one
young man for cashier in iss-
tsuiGnt. one hundred coal miners VITA
families. good work. good houses. free
transportation. Wanted 10 laborers for
work near MoTgantown. free Transports
uon' wanted lsborerS for local work. one
GOOD solicitor Sl2.0o per week. one good
man Tor few accident and sick benefit
insurance policy. one ma
%cntufst. must by practical man. one shoe
salesman TO manage store. one cOlored
man Tor hotel work. Al men on; or
work and those wishing better positions.
shouli apply 90 National Public service
Bureau. 300 Board Of Trade building.
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s5,OOO,OOO.OO

iuveftwenfs IN Suburban Uomes With
ST. 1000 feet - he besf EorU UTp =
tne oUT-TEE-pIKu Bisfrirf
~ iess man anything In sfEhf. and
iocstlpn better tuan any secured the last
two years
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