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The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

The newest interstate highway pro-
jected in Colorado, the Spanish Trail
to Sunset, will be logged by John p.
Dods, Immediately following the good
roads conference at Pueblo, September
"a and 25. The route of the highway
will be agreed upon at the conference,
although it is already practically ar
ranged. Word has been received from
the city of Alamosa that twenty autoes
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

held last Monday evening and 1t was
decided that they would take charge
of Dreamland theater some time next
week. They will eldeavor to make
enough money to pay the first quarter.
ly installment on the high school pi.
ano. The following officers were elect.
ed: Theo Howell. president; Edith
Agnew, vice president; Harry Bunker
secretary, and Dick Kistler, treasurer
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

Two hundred and eight pupils, one
hundred and thirty-five girls and sew
enty-three boys, have been enrolled in
the high school this year. the largest
number in the history of the Delta
schools. The first-year class has a
membership of seventy. thirty-five
girls and thirty-five boys. The sec
ond-year class numbers s.xty-three.
eleven boys and fifty-two girls. There
are thirty-eight pupils in the junior
class, eleven boys and twenty-seven
girls, while the senior class has thirty
six representatives. sixteen boys and
twenty girls.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19
DELTA, COLORADO, SEPT. 10, 1918

A new strike is reported in the Ea-
gle mining district on Bellyache noun
tain. We'd hesitate about driving a
tunnel into a mountain with a name
like that However, there is a creek
between Montrose and Sapinero with a
worse name
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

long explanation OF the word mug
wump' That of the political news
paper which explained that mug
wump was man whose mug was on
one side of the fence and his wump
on the other, is more brief and also
comprehensive.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

from that place. carrying 100 good
roads boosters, will attend the confer
ence and Will pilot Mr. Dods and his
party to the Mesa Verde national park
over the route OF the Spanish Trail to
Sunset
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19
Can You Beat This?

Free admission and free initiation
for the next thirty days in the Knights
and Ladies of Security. best fraternal
insurance. Ask about 1t at the Inde-
pendent office. A. ]. Benjamin, Mgr.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19
SCHOOL NOTES.
, . . . . . . . . . - . 4

The senior class held a meeting on
Tuesday for the purpose of electing
officers. Earl Scott was chosen for
president; Harry White. vice presi-
Will Davis, treasurer.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

Professor Franks has organized a
band which now has a membership OF
about thirty boys. Many of these
have never played a musical instru-
ment and will receive instruction from
the superintendent. They hope to give
a concert before many months have
elapsed
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19
Professional Nurse

Mrs. Serepta Hallock. 739 Main
outside OF city.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

A football team has been organized,
and at recent meeting Kelso AIusser
was chosen captain and John Arthur
manager. The boys are practicing ev-
cry night under the direction OF Pro
fessor Hollingshead They hope to be
in condition to play game with the
Cedaredge team about October T.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

In Chicago in six years automobiles
have increased $40 per cent. while
horse-drawn vehicles have declined
only II per cent The American pas
sion for getting about keeps up with
the times
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19
3 BSTHANY.
A Sacred Cantata.

At the Christian church September
rs, 1918. Subject of sermon Sunday
evening, September 81, Bethany" ="
At 7:30.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

In its rural districts Denmark has
reduced illiteracy to one-tweniteth of
l per cent. The schoolmaster is
abroad in some parts of Europe, but
Uncle Sam is making the best educa-
tional score in general
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
, . 80 . . - >>>>

Weather item from Nebraska:
Water, but not much water.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

Without a doubt the most dangerous
death defying, thrilling and prodig1ous
act ever offered to the public may be
seen with the Al G. Barnes circus, here
September 25. This is the act OF Herr
Louis Roth with his twenty man-eating
forest-bred lions.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

Again it is proposed that the Cen
Grafton. 1t would be an encoura ging
start if they would keep the peace in
their own households.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

FOR RENT.-40 acres, mile and one
half from North Delta school. Excel
lent buildings and fences. Seven acres
alfalfa. Especially suitable for grain,
corn and stock. H. F. Lake, Jr Delta
80 2tp.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19
DELTA INDEPENDENT

A. NJ ANDERSON. Editor and Owner.
Entered at the postoffice at Delta, Colo,
as second class mail matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
I % dollars per year. one dollar for
six months.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

FOR RENT-Nice front bedroom.
cheap. Apply to Martha Davis at bun
galow, doors north of Fountain ave
nue., on Howard street.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

FOR RENT-For one year; a nice
new siX-room house and two acres OF
land. Enquire at General Repair Shop,
next to Arthur's Bakery.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

LOST-A fountain pen. Return to
Miss Spears, Delta Hospital
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

WANTED in town from GOO
a m. to 500 a m, by strong young
man. Inquire at high school office
during session. Chas. Linn.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

Three acre ranch, with six room
house and small orchard, near Craw
ford, for sale cheap. See l. NJ. Nc
Murray, Delta.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

OMS.-Furnished completely for
light housekeeping. Suitable for two
girls. SO per month. Call S24
Meeker street. sop
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19
BUSINESS LOCALS
>>>>> . . . . . . .

No local advertisement viii hereaf-
ter be inserted in this paper that is
not paid for in advance, except for
those who have running advertising
accounts with the paper.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

Sanitarium, young women to enter the
fall class for nurses training. Glass
open now. Write superintendent for
information.
Apply to w ]. Faircloth, 3O7 East
Third street, for packages of Andrew
Beer" yeast and receipt for making
you can brew at home.
WANTED TO RENT or 5-room
furnished modern cottage. West side
preferred. Enquire 437 Palmer.
Furnish your home without cost by
patronizing Grand Union Tea Co.
One block west of the postoffice.
If it needs repairing, take 1t to
Geo. Fl. Cunningham's Bicycle Shop.
We do all kinds of repair work
soldering, brazing and vulcanizing.
Main Street. loft
| IO parties Waiting dutO beTVlCe j
will be pleased to take you with my
! Ford car, day or night. Charges
reasonable. DAVIS. the Auctioneer.
FOR SALE-Good buggy and sci
of single harness. Enquire at Penley's
Feed Store.
FOR SALE-Motorcycle, good as
new top buggy; single harness; dou-
BILE harness. light; mare and colt, fine
brood mare. l.. c. Jones, Kokomo
Dairy.
FOR SALE-A good water barrel.
commode and other goods. Inquire at
this office. II
AL G. Barnes big three-ring wild ami
NAL circus will give two performances
in Delta on Thursday, September 25.
The coming of this show is elciting a
great deal of interest and enthusiasm.
not only with the little ones, but with
| the RrDWuIIDs too.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

WANTED.--At GIenwood Springs
Sanitarium, young women to enter the
fall class for nurses training. Glass
open now. Write superintendent for
information.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

FOR SALE-A good water barrel
commode and other goods. Inquire al
this office. II
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BAPTIST
FIRST BAPTIST ','tIt'R,.I ,BEOAD AID
twelfth streets p.stor Roy ,iisC - Nt
DANIEL ID ID i'reachlns at II \. and 5 >
NJ Gt4dcd sunday SchSoi i44rao" and
I'hIuth,a classes "a W Patterson S,,.
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RuIiritors anu 5alrsn,rn

VIZ ARE ORGANIZING 4 SELLING;
fore" Tor Virginia. and can use city
ana out-oi-tOwn men. Real estate.
Insurance and specially men can
make good commission contract with
uS. References required Writ. for
iull particulars EMPIRE. REALTY
MD MORTGAGE co, 1917 Mutual
Building Richmond Va.
SPECIALITY Statesmen THERE'S
big money in our new aDcci;tltv:
without competition; $500 proiit
every sale: 'hro" To- five sal"s daily;
easy; write quickly for details and
territory. 'J care Times Dispatch
WANTED. AN ENPERIf.NCf.D SALES
man 10 handle our advertising line
Of New itng!an made calendars. fans
ana leather goods Gerry liberal com
IN ,he. United states. THE BESr
llANcfACTUKiNG co, Sew liarcn.
Cnnn
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Tpr Sale
pATRoNIzE HONE MANuFAcronY

pATRpNlzE HONE MANuFAcroRY.
Fresh bottled beer. direct from brewery.
r4 Htder q cas-. OF two dozen bottles
kdcihrau Export .$2.25 per CA SO
Chall,nre I:%pGl, ..... i52 per .:,se
1yc rohai" 10: bottles ANA ease when
returned
.Phono Madison Ii5G
RgSENEGK BREWING CoMPANY
BICYCLES SEQ MY LINE or lei4
riercc. Hito. ,terLne Ille ey1Ies - ~
Easy patnents " O. DOGoiET'r
Jl' - Vest broad.
TWlo,:;%' 'i, dc i:.i sopA
used thee months viii sell for
lh4lance due. Address q. l.. CHRIS
TlAN. Bo:, ,S3.
oCTFiT, 81. SLACK .RAHRt:L SrAVE
ana hc3uiHg machinery for sale:
gus" sell StaVes. heading and hoops
lor al Kinds ~ barrels Address
j. ~ car Times Dispatch
For SALE. NEW AND SECpND-HAND
white ouk and birch doors: also sec
"nd-'iald picLs. shovels yylie, lbar-
""s ana plumbing i%tures no rea-
f'Habi" oU.r r"iBS-'l. l16 North
ScN'ntrenih Street.
tbISoNr DHCEMBEN RECORDS o.
S"'" iH"snat, ~ Come and near
uem g HAYNES y 90
TWO TpP GROCERY WAGONS. NEW
" painted $50 aud Si5 ono rubber
painted. cheap WAGONS f5r every
hu 'il"ss. top or open; !.asouablc
h.ires E4sr term S. MEYER; S
~on 3l East CARY street
bi4 Eu~rp% LETTUCE PLANTS 10
FOB Safe lMMEDlATELr srEcIAI.
ISIS "strIments. cye e..r nose and
i.'"' !HHihS n'rrosc np" eiNc
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SOarofilu
EonIll5 5:pr Nrn1

NICELY FURNISHED. WITH OR
without; beard us East Marshall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-29
SOUTH CAROLINA WINS DECISION.
College FROM Sand Of BIcasc WHIPS
Davidson in Debate.
Special 10 The Tim s-pisp

T'TITVT'TI 10 7 ~ 7 T!TT-E T7TNTIdT Oh
Charlotte, y. G.. y November 2SS-Wiu
nins the decision OF the committee
two 10 one. the University OF South
Carolina last night triumphcd over
Davidson College, I'm the third and de
cisivc contest OF q series of debates
Tie question was. RESOLVED. That the
commission form OF municipal govern
memr should bc generally adopted in
the United States South Carolina
upholding the affirmative.
The best speech is accredited to NJ
y. Wright. of South Carolina, whose
colleague was j. $. Dudley.
Davidson was represented by II. NJ
Marvin and G. /. King Three proIni-
nent North Carolina attorneys served
as judges These were clyde II. Hoey
OF shelby: Frank Nash OF IIillsboro,
and w l. Eoushcc, OF purham
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
pNEAI!i.K CARElrE ol

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SourIi.
Trains Leave Richmond.
~ R-FollcwInE schedule ngures pubitsi {.
as information and not Euarantccd:
F"r The south Daily: $40 a. M.-l.oca +.
w. ~: Empress. SEQ l.. M.--ENpr,s
WIN Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars Tor :
i3utn ana birmin CHAM 1885 l.. M.-t.xprCss
wee" Gays; 1900 j. M.-Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
";o' }. NJ Steamer train 1parlor carr OK
Gcpt sunday. no local stops. and 40 +. N. L
h"IS, Iurni Connecting for Baltimore. ,laily.
except sunday 500 A. Hi--cxccpt sund.v
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the Sonth: $50 \. " and $50 A. NJ
s;1l J.. NJ sos l.. Nj, daily: IL :55 Ex sun
From West Point: $50 a NJ. Cstcamer train.
daily. except Monday; $50 y. NJ. daily. Is
L. NJ cNccpt sunday.
II. l.. BISHOP L. r. 49,
oe1 r. Main St Phone Madison ~
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Atlantic Coast Line
The standard Railroad of the South.

Except Sunday. "Sunday only
Time ot arrival and departure and couusc .
lions not guaranteed
c. :. CAMPBELI- ~. J.. A. sSs Main -,
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Situations lQanreo, a9aIe

loUNG MAN. THEORETICALLY RE
liable ana competent seven years
VNPcricurv head hUokkcepcr large
entcrn. wants position ~ once *
III. care Times Dispatch
" >NTED 10y RELLABI.E YOUNG
,oiorrd man, position a. chauffeur
AdtroSs G us. care Times-D dispatch
= . lESAl,\E i.Mi't'' t.IcED ~ GEN
desires position January i;ood
references. JAMES y BRANTON.
YOUNG MAN FROM COUNTRY WANTS
position in Richmond Age 81 Can
bring best references Good cduca
ton and hustler. Address BOX Isl.
"a
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j2otire9

BUY ACCOUNTS. BILLS. NOTES or,
judgments Of amy nature. anywhere.
- 9Gl, care Tim"s- Dispatch
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALI. RAII. LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect September %, 1918
Leave Byrd street station. Richmond. E'OE
NORFOLK: 900 y. NJ. 1900 +. NJ .i:l0
T.. VI.
FOR l.YNCHBCRG AND THE WEST:
'a:i5 4. NJ. $50 \. NJ. $500 l.. NJ. 1923 p NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .il:t0 4
NJ. 'G:35 l.. NJ. 'li:SO l.. NJ. From tho West:
600 y NJ. a2:I0 Z. NJ. bi:i9 +. 81. 'S:o5 I.
NJ. 300 l.. NJ.
Daily. aDaiy ex sunday. hsunday only.
W. u. BENlLL. Pass Traf. Mgr
w. 6. SAUNDERS. q. L. A.. Roanoke Va.
I. Il. ROSl.ES. -. L. a. Richmond Va
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99iGrfllancull5
- EALsroN m.AI.rn suor

THE RALsToN TIEAI.TH SHOE
GEO Z srUATAN SELLS THEM. All
iiaalest ~ les, at j3l East Broad.
ROOT SHOP
SHOES! s'oESl SHOES.
92$ EAST BROAD. NEAR CITY HALL.
IS N" new home uf BDNpF,N :
SAMPLE SHOE STORE Good shoes
cheap i"r The whole family
SPECIAL MONDAY GLOVE CLEAN
Ing short gloves. Sc; long gloves,
lpc. THIS work not called for or de-
liNercd. Gloves sent with other work
1T all times VIII be cleaned 1T these
prices y ITO y : J.. CIEA%l Nj
WCltkS, 1903 IL West Main. Nadi-
son 3,Si.
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Jrf, Coal anu llloub

REST sPtlNT. $3.50. BEST NNTuRA-
cite. $3.50. All other Goals at lowest
prices. w. l.. REAAS. 7OS to III
North seventeenth street. Madison
LONG. THE WOOD MAN. HAS BEEN
leader in oak. pine and Slab wood
prepared 70 suit every housekecper
- years. lie also sells all kinds OF
domestic coal Virginia anthracite
and briquettS only $3.50 per ton.
quick delivery Madison iu69-10I0.
once. 1906 West Broad
QUICK DELIVERIES. Full LOADS;
pine, oak or slab wood Pennsylvania
nut. stoN. and egg coal: spliut. lump
Iocahontas and New River. run OF
mine; briqucttc ut lowest price.
ihoue Monroe 1876. LYME X IIAR-
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Railroads
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

I;l5 a Local paily- Newport Nave.
Thurmoud.
300 A. Nprcss DAILY Ncrfolk Old roIut
~ go a. Local Daily -l'chb' <. Tex. {. Fors>
'l-:W Noon Express = Daily Norfolk. Ola
Point
100 -Express-paily- Old Point
500 local-Daily-S. Ncws. old PORT
5:l5 P.-Tocal-t.N sun c,hnrlo,,..yiil.
'2.Vg r Express Daily Ciu., i.vlll.
H:l1 P.-i.tcnl-W eelS days except SATURDAY
20 Warren. Saturdays TO Giodstous
$50 2 Limited Il aily--Cin. CiSo st
Il'oo P.--fxpress - Daily - Gin. l.ousvl ..
LynchburE.
'Sloepeis. fParlor Cars
TRAINS AtttlN L. RICHMOND Local 10 =,
Cast: t;5J y. NJ. 40 l.. NJ. Through from
East II 20 y. NJ. l:55 T.. NJ. $50 l.. NJ. I.oc,t
from W"gt; S:l5 y. NJ. '-?55 4 Il and 80
!. NJ, Through: 10 y. NJ. IL 30 a. N and
go r. "
James River Line: ''s35 A. NJ. ,;ss l.. NJ.
--nAllv cxcent sunday.
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FLATS ll,antso

WANTED FOR SIN MONTHS or
l"ue"r ;lat - Gv" or six rooms aud
iath located between 1900 ana 23oG
west must give fun particulars aud
terms or no attention paid Address
'ia, care Times Dispatch
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lSral estate lllautrn

LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PR0p-
crty WITH u. NAl W. AlIILEE S
60 iNC.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A. CON
NELL! X co Write postal for nee
sar. ilanks.
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free PERSONAL. con
suluti"n in Richmond with In
Nvntors. fifteen years experience.
satisfactory references. :. II EVANS.
1atent Attoruey Park building.
IeMN. and BaMk. E.chmonh. Va
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RiclmonL and Chcsnprakc BE-. R,iIwn,.
SEAIsOARD AIR LINE.

Southhouul trains scheduled to leave Rich
inond daily: - 90 A. M.-Local TO Ncrlina
ITO y. M-Slccpers nud coaches Atlanta
birmingham. savannah. Jacksonville. ii:es
r. M,-Slecpers nnd coaches. Atlanta Biz
minEhnn Memphis. 800 \. M.-Seepers an,
coaches. jacksonville. Northbound train,
scheduled 10 arrive In Richmond daily: $50
~ NJ. 40 y. Nj :05 Il. NJ. ) so .. NJ Loca!
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Su5incs6 opportunity

I'UT YOUR MONEY IN GOOD REAI.
estate. first mortgage deed Of trust.
at per cent. instead of nothing IN
= bank and may lose all. I can place
Your money aud guarantee no loss
to YOU Address G iQ2, caro- Times.
Dispatch.
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Lost ann FOUND

b.. .S'r. WEDNT;SDAY MORNING. SOME
where hetwccu l52t NouumcH, Ave-
luc and SiNth street MARKET. "n
,,nrtnyst and pearl broocti. Reward
10 returned 10 40. 1924 Monument
avenue. 80. $ Nor,i, Fourtecutb. -
pnouc Madison 2sjl
LOST, y BLACK ANp TAN TOY TER
DIOR shrugged from ISIS West G'rnco
street Jn WEDNESDAYS Finder will
,-rcatlr plcus" mucn distressed
mia ~ uhoninS Madison as.
LIST. BLACK SpANIEL DOG. FOEK
white lc"' Aui whit" breast Return
go WE1JiEREY. Nirciuian Oiiic",
Lthcial reward
t.JST. iENTLEAiA&S SrICkpIN
with oval shnued tupuZ and diamond.
Finder please retuIu sam, 10 - a..
bpPE\ltEiMItK car" NJ BLOCK.
.~nn q 90 Anl crcnINn INW.In.
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NAMED
BY CONFERENCE
IW Of Five Lay Representatives.
Arc Chosen Tor First
Time.
CANNON MAKES EXPLANATION

SPECIAL to Tho rimcs.pispa,cli ]

Especial TO The Times pispatch1
charlotte. y. G.. November 2S-Dur-
ing tho session OF the Western North
Carolina Conference Of tho Methodist
Episcopal Church, South. to-day tho
election of delegates to tho general
conference was begun. and resulted in
the election of FIVE OF the six lay dele
gates to which this conference is en-
TITLED Tho following named are the
las delegates elected: {. H. ireland, Of
Greensboro; George T. Hackney, OF
Lexington; pormau Thompson, OF
Statcsvillc L. y cole. OF Charlotte. and
W Il. odclI. OF Concori
Three ballots were necessary to elect
these live delegates There was no
election on tile Fourth ballot and the
result of Tho nfth ballot which was
placed in IL. hands - the tcllcrs just
heforo the adjourumcut of the confer
cnce session to-day Viii not bc an
uounccd until saturday moruiuG. Only
ono ballot for clerical delegates has
been taken, and tho tellcrs had not COM
pletcd the count At tn. time the CON
ference adjourned to-day
III" IMPRESSION prevails that tile
votes on this ballot viii be found 10 be-
.
tie result. and that IL is probable sew
cral ballots viii be required 10 elect
oven a majority of tho six clerical dele
gates. Two Of the lay delegates elect
ed are 'ncw men WHO HAY" not rcpre
seuted tho conference IN tho general
conference, ana the gumor is that this
conference Will follow tho precedent of
the Virginia conference IN the election
OF clerical delegates and send three
4 and possibly more delegates who have
not been to tho general conference be
: fore.
Eight young preachers were received
on trial IN til. conference this morning,
nine received into full connection. -four
travelling anu four local preachers were
elected Ia d"acous orders and the
characters Of the preachers I'm the
Ashoville. Charlotte, Greensboro, Nor
canton aud Mount Airy districts We're
PASSED g. l. EaVes. who has boon q
member Of this conference for several
years. Was granted location at His
own request
L. NJ. iicri!c an elder from tho North
/ Carolina Conference. and j. III. p"stellc.
an elder from the South Georgia con
ference. We're received by transfer into
TINS conferences
Cannon Expinins.
James cannon. Superintendent Of the
southern Assembly at Lake Junaluska,
near WaNncSVlil", addressed the con
ference III the interest OF that enter
pris" and made special efforts to cor
rect the impression that certain iudi
/ yidu,ls and INC stocl,holders arr. usine
/ .,,cb n,ofLods IN ,ba ,,o,,.o,rnnt ~ ~,
- go ~ va ~,
! H"uthcth -NSScH'ol! as l" MAKE OF u
a money making enterprise for them
selves
After making this EXPLANATION. Dr
Canuou said thar if amy ON. mad. tho
chorer agnir ,bn, ,ny one cnnncc,"d
WIN m '"u'hrth AsSeh'p'E was ~
Z tNHl relation Tor the purpose o. makInS
money out OF II. he would hc utt"rine
SANDER against the Individual and that
c..,,nj,,.d ~. ~, ~ iii ~ rrnr.,t =
,,,d ,b., NM, o. IL MAJ 100, .,.r.l ia,
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flats Fur Kenf

COMPLETE FOR HOUSE,
keeping, new flat: every convenience;
private family Monroe 336D-J
FOR RENT. -FOUR ROOM FLAT. 202
South Third Monroe 493I.
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dDrnt5 IGldnten

GENT WANTED FOR CITY AND
State. ana ten automatic pns light
crs. rARi<EN'S AGENCY. 252l East
Franklin ICY
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auction SaIr5, future DapS
The Valentine Auction Co.,
tuctioncrrs.
6l8 EAST BROAD STREET.
Executors Auction Sale
Magnificent Mahogany Fur
nlture, Flaviland China,
Cut Glass. Silverware,
Oriental Rugs, Diamond
Rings, Diamond Brooches,
Diamond Earrings, Etc.
auction salrS, future Daps

IS executor OF tho estate of Mrs
iilli" s. Jordan. deceased. VIII SOIL. at
her lat" residence. No 2io5 West Main
street.
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ierIp, el9alc ann female

rial salary and Commissions. digni-
ucd work; nothing 10 carry Cal! on
WtTIlERBEE, NirEiniar Office. be-
twcen aud . r. NJ any day this
week.
WANTED. \ FIRST-CLASS COOK. MAN
or woman. Apply. with references,
10 220s Monument Avenue
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SliOEs, SIIOTSi SuOEsl
4ooultrp, 4ort5 ano 1ibe stork

FoR SALE WEII.-rHoKT SETTER
ifiV" $40 Apply 1910 Rogers street
FHirmOuut city
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Dfr5ona!5
}oarf.tt5

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
~ LIEGHES-S. .09 En.ih ThirG