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c. ". Mills. Of amarillo. W., % 'owr
M".tty and Tuesday.
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Horny y Sparks. oi Mou'oya, was
Iu town Thursday on business.
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td. ~n,lrr of ~ovrc. okla. was D
own this week.
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d II. ~hor. Of Douglas, Nril. was
here This wrrl .u business.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-02-14

A new line OF boys suits on display
az Goldenbergs this week
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Spring oXiords Tor Ladies and Cent
nov arriving at G%oldenberg' 5
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y g. DlEtu OF Denver, spent several
Jav. 'oI, vu"a lu ON city.
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I." 1..uuior Go. WA, uorr Friday
and stopped AZ the Cover.
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D.. - W,,i was ucro from Dalhait
.tr.y 'U'- wcoh.
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&. e.. ,.dlr.'. Of Bad So, here after
i..t O. 'ur week..
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g.. NJ. Hanson and wife Of Dawson
wore . oar city this week.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-02-14

Something now IN window draperie,
~ Goidenberg $ this week
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Al -f A..
i,. N.. gI,,,Y. A..
I.. f.p i...r.u
DON D., make up ,oul muse dI,..,
uutI. you see GoIdcunprg . lice of wY.I
Ion { make uD yOuT house drpsse,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-10-09
Cars Run on New Line.

Fairmount.-TheF Paramount & Web
len railway now delivers carlots Of
freight to Roseholt and New Ellington,
the two first towns on the new line.
Construction work is progressing rap
idly and rails will reach Veblen, S. d.,
on Oct. 20. The many cars of freight de-
livered by the 500 and Milwaukee to
Paramount consigned to points on the
farmers line have congested the stor-
age tracks at Paramount and forced
these roads to store cars at many 9th
er points in transit. 1t is estimated
that fully 200 cars Of freight are thus
stalled. In order to move the freight
with dispatch julius Roseholt, presi-
dent of the F. & V. line, has increased
the motive power from two to four
locomotives. About 100 cars have
been hauled to Roseholt and a like
number are en- route for New Effing-
ton.
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NEWSPAPER PLANT DESTROYED
sEATTLE TIMES SUSrAINS $4,000
FIRE LOSS; EIGHT HURT.
Superior Judge Humphries Issues
Statement Charging In.
cendiarism.

Seattle, Wash, Oct. Flight fire.
men were injured and $4,000 damage
was done in fire caused by a leaky
gas pipe, which Quilted the press room
Of Alden j. Blethen's. paper, the Seat.
tie Times. The loss is covered by in.
surance. The Times issues today
from the presses of the Post-Intelli-
gencer.
The fire, according to stereotyper,
burst out in moment from a locked
room that had not been opened for
twelve hours. A sitting smoke ham
pered the firemen and when the flames
were thought to be under control an
explosion of gas injured eight. Six
are in hospital.
A fire last February damaged most
of the building except the basement
which was the scene of this last blaze.
Superior Judge John E. Humphries,
whose court room for week has been
filled with persons waiting or receiv-
ing sentence for defiance OF the courts
order against street speaking sent a
long statement to the newspapers in
which he said: y
In my opinion those persons who
signed the resolutions of defiance Of
my court are guilty of the fire in the
Times building"
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Wilbur Makes Money With Chickens.
H. S. Wilbur raised six hundred
pure bred White Leghorn chickens at
his home in West Minot this season
and next year he declares he'll raise a
thousand. He is selling the poultry
at fancy price to residents of Minot.
II have chickens that didn't cost me
ten cents to raise that am now SELL
ing for rs cents apiece" he declared.
Frank Hoey returned home Thurs
day from visit to his old home near
Kansas City. Frank says that owing
to the drouth, feed is scarce in Missou-
ri and very high. Baled straw is
bringing 81 per ton and hay $16.5O
ton, farmers hauling it for long dis
lance and glad to get it.
F. H. Herzig and brother Rudolph of
Bowman, N. d., arrived for visit
with their parents near Tasker. They
came the entire distance, 325 miles,
on motor cycles in two days. Rudolph
has been conducting hotel at Bow
man for the past seven years. The
boys are doing we'll
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-10-09
AIeRETTEs TORN FROM HATS
Confusion and Indignation Rife When
New York Customs House Official
Obeys New Tariff.

New York, Oct. with the pas
sage of the new tariff bill, the Gus.
toms official has had thrust upon him
a new and disagreeable office He
must tear out the aigrettes and plu.
mage of foreign birds that women
passengers are wearing in their hats
when they arrive in American ports.
Since the Underwood bill has gone
into effect, score of women on the
French Liner Lorraine have been sub.
jt,-ted to this treat Their in.
dignation was SO great that they could
not contain themselves.
determinations were heaped on the
inspectors. who were acting in the
only way that insured the execution
Of the clause forbidding the importa.
ton Of aigrettes or the plumage of
any wild birds. Try as they could,
the customs, men were unable to make
the women understand they were car.
Wing OnG as6eFA.
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ARE YOU ON THE LIST?

ARE YOU ON THE LIST?
The following are among the many
institutions in the state using the
Washburn Ignite coal, because they
regard it as the best:
The state penitentiary at Bismarck;
insane asylum at jamestown; Deaf
and Dumb institution at Devils Lake;
Valley City Normal; Msyville Nor
NAL; city schools of Minot, Devils
Lake, Fargo, Valley City, Bismarck,
and Mandan; RUSSELL Miller Milling
Co. at Minot, Valley City, jamestown
and Mandan; lighting plant at Bis
marck.
l am the exclusive agent for this
coal in Minot. have sold hundreds
of cars during the past year and have
never had q complaint. l always keep
q good supply on hand.
Farmers hauling grain to the city
should haul back their winters supply
Of Coal.
A. B.. DILL,
Exclusive Agent, Phone 399, Minot.
Office East Second St., along 500
track. If
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n. D. CHILD Put TO Death
CHINESE eRIGANos KILL SON or
REV. HARMON FAUakA.
cabissram Sent Ivy Missionary Going
to Relief Of Captured
Brethren.

Wahpeton. That at least one Of the
members Of the missionary band from
here, captured by Chinese brigands,
had been killed was the text of cable
dispatches received here when re-
port from Pekin stated that the lit
tie son of Rev. Harmon Fauska, At
tached to the mission of the Lutheran
brethren. had been put to death.
The cablegram further states that
Rev. George Holm was seen on Satur.
day bound with cords. Both the el-
der Fauska and the Reverend Holm
are we'll known in this community, be-
ing graduates of the Lutheran college
at this place
The message from Pekin was for.
warded by Rev. c. Stockstad who,
with the Rev. Mr.. Johnson, mission
aries from Sang Yang Flu, were pro-
ceeding to Tsaoyang with 5000 Chi
nese troops who are advancing on the
city. The dispatch adds that it is
feared the attacking force will not
be sufficient to surround the bandits
and prevent them from escaping.
Others still in the hands of the
brigands are Rev. and Mrs. A. Aan-
dahl, Rev. and Mrs. NJ Wordahl, the
latter formerly Miss Marie Hard
stadt, and Miss Ida Sather. Mrs.
Reinholt Kilen, widow of Rev. Rein
holt Kilen, who died recently, visited
friends in Wahpeton several months
ago and later sailed for China. 1t is
believed here that she had reached
the mission at Esaoyang and 10
among those captured.
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transient Says He's Banker. Son.

jamestown, N. D., Oct. 3.-Howard
Williams, charged with shooting Will.
liam Paulson, brakeman on the
Northern Pacific, when the latter at
tempted to eject him from train
several days ago. was captured while
herding sheep on farm near the city
He pleaded guilty and will be sent
enced by Judge Coffey. Williams says
he is the son of New York banker,
and officials are investigating his
story. Paulson was shot twice, but
both wounds were of minor nature.
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Defiant Persons In Jail.

Seattle, Wash, Oct six women
and 80 men, convicted of signing the,
resolutions of defiance Of Superior
Judge John z. HUMPHREYS, spent Sun
day in JAIL Mrs. Hulet M. Wells,
whose husband, Socialist nominee for
mayor last year, Is in Jail, made prep
arations to surrender to the sheriff.
She had signed the resolutions, but
had not been arrested. The Socialist
state central committee met to devise
means for supporting the wives and
children Of the men in Jail.
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Miss Elizabeth Chase, sister of
Miss Florence Chase of St. Joseph's
hospital, was united in marriage at
Glasgow, Mont, Tuesday, to Chas. M.
Henderson.
F. A. Parratt, editor Of the Donny-
brook transacted business in the
in the city Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Falconer of Burlington accompanied
by rms. Parratt, drove to the city
that evening for Mr.. Parratt.
Colonel futile, one of the states
pioneers, arrived from Dawson, N. D.,
Monday to look after business mat
tiers and visit old friends. The Colonel
is a far-seeing, shrewd businessman.
For years he has been member of
the Chicago Board of Trade. He has
done much towards the development
Of the section of the state in which he
lives.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-10-09
Cow Causes a Wreck.

DickinsOn.A COW under the pilot
of local passenger train caused a
wreck near this city. A brakeman
who was sent to watch for an expected
stock train, forgot to leave torpedoes
on the track, when called back to the
passenger train, and before the latter
train could get out Of the way the
stock extra came around curve and
was upon it. The passengers saw the
danger and rushed into the forward
coach and escaped injury.
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Here is news item which would
indicate that the raising of cattle is
paying business. Recently Val De-
laney went out to an auction sale and
purchased five calves, which were i've
months old. They were brought to
Wiliiston and butchered. The crossed
animals brought $49.8O each in the 10
cal meat market, or $249.00. The
hides from these calves weighed 81
pounds each, bringing the total Of
1890, at lac per pound. The total
cash for which the five calves sold in
the market here was $2S8.9O.- Willis
ton Graphic.
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County Auditor VIM. Glib of Noun
trail county arrived in the city Satur-
day evening. Mrs. Glib, who submit
ted to an operation at St. Joseph's
hospital recently, is recovering stead
lily and will be out in week or two.
DR.. c. Ross returned from Stanley
recently where she spent two weeks
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Skies.
Miss FAME Skinner, assistant CASH
Ter of one Of Velva's banking institu-
tions, was the guest of friends in the
city Sunday.
Miss Lillian Evans, the nurse, re-
turning from Darlington, where she
has charge of patient, visited with
Miss FAME Skinner and at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Anderson at Vel
va.
Two colored lads were playing in
the city the other day when one sug-
gested that they play train. "You be
de $780," said one, "an' I'll be de Great
Northern and We'll race roun' de block
an see which one beats" The other
agreed. Back to back they stood. At
the signal the G. N. pickinnie sped
away like the wind AS he crossed the
tape his eyes fell on the other lad
playing "catch" with another boy.
"How you all playin' ball heah when
Abs playin' train and runnin' roun'
de block like All said All would? How
it all happen you did'n' run ?" "Me?
How's it all happen?" replied the 500
darkey with a show Of scorn. ooh,
Abs 500 train an Abs two hours
late"
VIM. McDernid from east of the
city was in Minot Saturday. He
raised a very fair crop this year, his
wheat averaging ten bushels and bar
ley twenty.
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Man Wanted in Kansas Arrested n
Weyburn, Sask.

Crosby, N. D., Oct. z.-Perry None
maker, wanted at Lyons, Kan, was
located At Weyburn, Sask., on de-
scription sent out by Sheriff Burfield
of Kansas. Sheriff Henderson, while
looking for some horse thieves in Cam
ada, located Nonemaker and notified
the Kansas authorities. He was
charged with abducting and abusing
a young girl at his home town and was
arrested about year ago, but sscap-
ed,
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A Marvellous Escape.

'.My little boy had a marvellous es-
CAPE" writes P. F. Bastians of Prince
Albert, Cape of Good Hope. "1t occur
red in the middle of the night. He got
q very severe attack of Group. AS
luck would have it, had bottle Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house. After following the directions
for an hour and twenty minutes he
was through all danger. Sold by all
dealers.
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DIsAGREEABLE WEEK AHEAD
Indictment Weather Is Forecasted By
Government Bureau This


. " : Z
Washington, Oct. IA storm, now
covering the Southwest, will move
northeastward causing inclement
weather In the great central valleys
Tuesday and in the Eastern states by
Wednesday, the weather bureaus
weekly forecast announces.
The latter part Of the week there
will be rains In the North Pacific
states. Temperatures below the sea
sonal average during the week over
the Mississippi Valley and the districts
west thereof are indicated, with frosts
over the plateau and Rocky mountain
regions, the middle and northern
plains states and the upper Mississippi
Valley during the first half of the
week.
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PASTEUR1ZING MILK.
What does pasteurizing do to

milk?
Ans. G. L. Martin, Professor Of
Dairying, North Dakota Agricultural
College.
It kills the most of the bacteria and
Injuries the rest so they do not become
active again for some time. It also
cooks the albumen which gives an un-
desirable flavor to the milk if heated
at too high a temperature or for too
long time. The best way to pas
teurize is to heat the milk at 14O de-
grees u. for Is minutes, or at $50 de-
grees F. for few seconds will give
good results.
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Martin.-The arrangements for the
publication of statewide weekly to
promote the progressive cause have
been completed and George Ia Nelson.
of the Martin Searchlight, has remov.
ed his family to Fargo. F. A. Putt
will conduct his paper here. Mr. Mel
son is said have the backing Of lead.
ing progressives, including the repre-
sentatives OF the central committee.
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Grew His Winters Supply of Apples.
Geo. Beck, a Sawyer farmer, grew
enough apples to last him year He
had several trees Of crab apples and
greetings that hung full of the fruit
and he picked enough for canning and
preserving to last year or more. He
had wagon load or two of the fruit.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.

200 Acre Farm, good House and
Barn, 100 Acres in Crop. rs head Of
Cattle, IS Hogs, Turkeys, Chickens
many of them, also city property at
Bargain Prices. Call for our list.
For Rent Modern seven-room
house, East 9th St. Possession given
at once.
Magic City Loan & Invst. Co.
and Farm Machinery. A snap for
man who wants to farm. $1500.00
will handle the deal. Good terms on
balance.
Magic City Loan & Invst. Co.
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Rhodes Scholar Leaves for oxford.
Ellendale.-Ned Porter of Glendale.
winner of the Rhodes scholarship, left
Wednesday for Oxford. England. The
scholarship includes four years free
tuition, travel and expense account of
$500 year.
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Surrey Citizens are Thankful.

The undersigned wish to express
their sincere thanks and appreciation
to the citizens in and about Surrey for
their aid in time of need in saving our
property during the fire Of Oct. 1,
and to the Minot Fire Department in
their willingness to aid village out
side of their jurisdiction. Ie eeel
that we cannot express our gratitude.
&C. F. Eaton.
/! ID. e. McAlister.
- j. H. Burns.
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Royal Neighbors School.

The Royal Neighbors he'd school
OF instruction in this, city at the NJ
W. A. hall Tuesday afternoon, Mrs.
Frank Davis being in charge. Repre-
sentatives from Velva, Sawyer, Des
Laos, Berthold, Granville, Denbigh
Balfour Ryder, and Plaza attended.
In the afternoon President Davis
delivered an address and in the even.
ing refreshments were served.
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Phil Myers is serving the finest
kind Of pumpkin pies just now at his
Temple Court Cafeteria, made from
pumpkins grown in his big garden at
his suburban home. Mr.. Myers grew
nearly hundred fine pumpkins, many
of them as large as the east ever grew
and Just as fine or finer.
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Atty. Ray Andrews of Beach was
in the city Saturday. Mr.. Andrews
has charge of the settlement of the
estate of the late Fred Andrews, his
brother, who died recently at Bow
bells.
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Win Spend Winter in Souti

Mrs. Geo. w. Strong of Velva was
in the city Tuesday the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Strong will leave next week for Rein
ii, Miss, where they will spend the
winter with a daughter They have
spent six winters in the south and
George is anxious to be there again
where he can sit out on the porch all
winter long and read the newspapers.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-10-09
Arm Torn on.

Enderlin.-While operating corn
shredder on the Aasheim farm, Ed
ward Granshee had an arm caught in
the machine and torn of between the
wrist and the elbow.
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FOR SALE-Eight Holstein grade
heifers, from Is months to two
years old. All bred, first to calf in
November. This is choice stock
from one of the best dairy herds
in the country. Inquire at lndepen-
dent Office. 9l25-t""
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Lamp ExpIodes; House Burns.

I1mp ExpIodet; 0ouse 0urhs'
Valley City.-A gasoline lamp ex-
ploded in the Otto Anderson home
near McHenry, and everything in the
house was burned. All that was saved
was in tent back of the house where
the children of the family slept.
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NAY peport Aliens.

Grand Forks.-Five aliens, seized
by immigration officers at Neche, and
who are being held in Grand Forks,
probably will be dsported.
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) APPLES 4
Apples, GOOD Keepers) for :
) sale at $3.50 barrel. Shipped :
) by freight. Give me a trial or :
) der. Red onions slips bushel. 4
) MRS. MAGGIE REEF,
) St. Peter, Mimi.
\ a q g q @ @ @ 9 o o O o O o o {
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-10-09

They Make You Feel Coed.
The pleasant purgative effect pro-
duced by Chamberlain's Tablets and
the healthy condition of body and mind
which they create make one feel joy
full. For sale by all dealers.
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lou don't pay any more for mer.
chardise with Sn:allwood's due bills
at the Grow Clothing Co. than you
would with Uncle Sans. 4
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WANTED-We want to buy ready
built houses from $1,000 to $4,000.
We mean business. Phone al or
call at The Savings Deposit Bank.
9-11-tf
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WANTED TO TRADE e. II. r. a.
tomobile, fully equipped, for farm
land. Geo. A. MCGEE, HiDot,
N. d. 4
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horses IN ~ 0xchaakO toe some
god tnsl1o city property. Inquire
j. n. Myers, lo1 Alieo street;
phone ca blue. II 4
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FOR SALE at big snap, the NV Ia
27-154-86. Jas. S. Flatland, at
Union National Bank, Minot.
8-14-tf
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Presbyterian Synod Meets.

Langdon.-This week the North Da-
kota Presbyterian synod met in Lang
don. Rev. G. William Barnum is the
moderator.
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Buy lots IL and -, Blk. 5, Charlie
bois Addition in Minot, for $500. Box
K. Glasgow, Mont 1O-2tf*4
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FOR SALE-One brown Hambletonian
trotting mare, age four (4) years,
weight 1000 lbs. Broke to drive
single or double. Residence 2 IL
mi. east and 5 mi. north Of Surrey.
c. B. Blocher, Surrey, N. d., R. r.
No. /, Box al. tx
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FOR SALE-Nine room modern house
on north side, easy terms. Address
"E," care Independent. 8-21-tf
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

PHOTOGRAPHS.
THE LARGEST AND MOST COM
PLETE STUDIO IN THE NORTH
WEST. OVER SECOND NATION.
AL BANK. SKRIVSETH & SONS
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FOR SALE-2O0 acres of land l IL
miles from Logan. Considerable
timber, which affords excellent shell
ter. Fine water and plenty Of 1t.
Ninety acres Of pasture, balance fer.
tile farm land. An ideal dairy and
stock farm. Win sell as am get
ting too old to attend to it. $500.
Reuben Stredwick, Logan, N. D.
7-31-t3$-tf
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WANTED-Girl for general house,
work. Modern conveniences and
best of wages for good girl. In
quire of Independent Office. 1O-2-tf
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WANTED-Man and wife to ran
boarding house at coal mine. Good
opportunity to make money. In
quire of the Independent. 10-2-tf
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Herman Gordon, FORMERLY q 0ordeo
1rse.. NEW ~ ne Plymouth clethinS
House. cordially invites HE old
friends e sail. opsrs Aesoo Sleek.