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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-12-17
ANOTHER JEFF READER
GROWN PESSTMISTIC.
HAS

Dear Sir: I notice an article in
last weeks Jeffersonian under the
caption, "How the Southern States
and the Common People Generally
Have Been Wronged and Insulted by
this Plutocratic Administration"
cannot resist the temptation Of TAX
ing this medium of expressing my
hearty approval of the manner in
which the subject is so we'll handled
I believe I voice the sentimnt of all
honest, hard thinking men, men
who would fight to the last ditch for
Constitution of the Unitd States let
it come from what party it may,
when [ say this article alone is
worth many times the subscription
price of your paper, [ know, and we
all know Mr.. Watson that you have
delivered a heavy jolt to the powers
that be, but I'm hard headed enough
to believe and to say let's have the
truth, pure and unadulterated, let it
cut to the core who it will. 1t looks
like the time has come when honest
ment must speak out in meetin' of
the damnable influence now eXtant
wrought through selfshness, graft
and greed of corporations, public
servants, politicians, and some latter
day ecclesiastics. I know that the
man or woman of today who has
the grit to howl with indignation at
the evils Of society, politics and re-
ligion, is branded a fool and pessi-
mist of the worst type. Let them
brand what they please; the truth
hurts only the guilty; if man
stoops to do people dirt then he will
stoop just that low to get out of it,
and especially SO, when his wrongs
are put to the public gaze. Let the
facts and truths come for Gcd
knows they are needed.
We all have a right to be pessi-
mistic when We have anything to be
pessemistic about, and because Git
seems to me- that three-fifths of the
human race glOat with optimism,
it matters not what the situation is,
let it be good, bad or Indifferent, it
is no wonder that the other two
fifths are looked upon as calamity
bowlers, unworthy of attention in
any particular when they see and I'M
derstand matters as they really are
in fact there are a few rock-ribbed
Of the old school fighting for Just
and honorable cause in the interest
truly of all the people, and while it
seems they are few and far between,
yet they are here, and their cOnvic-
ton promulgated in life will live
ever as monuments after them. I
believe there should be flowers for
the living as we'll as the dead, but
alas! how many do you see strewn
over the lives of men who are fight
ing the battles of life INCREASINGLY,
unfiinchingly and honorably? We
must give credit to whom credit is
due, let their affiliations be what
they are. So Mr.. Watson, I believe
your condemnation of the many evils
with which the people of these Uni
ted States are subjected to, highly
commendable.
Yours truly,
Ga. J. RESPASS ENGLISH.
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have been engaged in daily
conflict over the destinies of
human intelligence.
One of these has ever been the I'M
faltering, courageous and consistent
champion of individual life, indivi~
dual liberty and individual happi-
ness. The other has, with equal con-
sistence and persistency, sought to
dominate and control the life, in
telligence and conscience of the in
dividual and subject him to intel
1ectual bondage and servitude.
The one has openly fostered the
spirit Of freedom and independence.
The other has covertly sought to re-
duce the individual to the status of
mere instrument in the hands and
under the domination and control
of an aggregate organic will and de-
sign.
In human affairs these two great
forces which have operated since the
birth Of man have worked through
human organization guided by hu-
man and divine powers. The one
may be called the power of light and
progress, the other the power OF
darkness and dismay.
The Roman Catholic Church which
is the strongest organization in the
world, except the organization of
Government, is a great power for
darkness, evil and superstition 1t
is stronger than any government in
the world with the exception of six.
When the present European war is
ended, it will make an immediate
~+-
every European government and run
them in the interests Of Romanism.
The Roman Catholic Church is
unalterably opposed to free speech,
free press, free public schools and
it denies the right to worship ac-
cording to dictates of conscience.
They hold that no person has a
right to entertain any opinion on re-
igious ground except those that
emanate from the Roman Catholic
Church. it's priests, bishops, cardinals
and the pope
That church believes that every
dollars worth of property in the
world should be taxed to carry on
their churches and schools. They
believe in curtailing education so
norant and thus easily led into su-
perstition.
While it is true that the Roman
Catholics comprise only Is per cent
of the population Of the United
States, they today hold absolute con-
troll of the National Democratic
party-the writer has been life
long DemOcrat-and they also con-
troll ten of our States by having a
governor and every State official in
them. l mean to say that ten States
have Catholic administrations from
top to bottom. The governors of
such States appoint 95 per cent
Catholics to office. 1t is openly
aVowed by the bishops that within
the next twenty years, the Catholic
church will have a Catholic Presi-
dent of the United States, and con-
troll every office in the Federal corps
of officials. That simply means that
Catholic judges will be on the
benches, Catholic officials in posi-
lions, and we, who are Protestants
must bow the knee, make the cross
and count the beads for Cath olicism
Today we have an administration
which has appointed over rs per cent
Catholics to all the positions which
it has filed.
The Roman Catholic church has
marked the Knights of Luther for
destruction and have directed their
entire affiliated organizations to see
to it that this mandate is carried
out. Their emissaries will obey such
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Ga.

Read Foreign Missions Exposed,
by ThOs. e. Watson. Beautifully
printed. ProfuseIy illustrated. Price
80 cents. The J6tfs, Thomson, Ga.
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and take 6 cents for the cotton and
then they would be prepared to put
money trusts in a different shape.
Mr.. Wilson wanted the Mason and
Dixon line forgotten, but I am very
sure it never will be as long as we
are under such an administration as
his. Yours truly,
Ga. JOSEPH KERSEY.
Watch the label on y0;,r naner
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BETHANY
ILLUSTRATED
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By THOS. E. WATSON
Isv0 Stories Dealing With Var Periods
of Vastly Different Phases of Interest

SSDETHAY love story the Old
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sSXXATEROO classic the final the trbu
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- the author Thos E. Watson, says of him, "Waeloo':
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These Books uJU make ideal Holiday Gifts,
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The JefferSonian Publishing Company
Thomson Georgia.
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PAGE TWELVE
Knights of Luther Ar
gumentS to Be Held
in Memory
PAGE TWELVE

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conflict Ovor tbo doctinioc of
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NE [)BL(5
For Veterans of the Civil War
Can Be Obtained by Simply
Writing for Them.
,srre,Al TO rar Trl5spAu,


CHARLESTON, June 24.-There
were recently placed in the Depart
ment of Archives and History OF the
state several thousand of the state
medals made for honorably discharged
West Virginia soldiers who fought In
the Civil war. These medals are Of
bronze. They are handsomely de-
signed, and on the milling OF each is
cut the name of the soldier for whom
intended. These medals were procured
by the state in 1856, but many hun
dreds of them were never delivered
to them.
Recently an ex-soldier applied for
his medal, and this application. led to
the placing Of all the medals In the
charge of the state archiyist, who will
make an effort ito deliver them to the
soldiers or their descendants who may
apply for them. Any Union soldier
who was honoEably discharged, and
who has never received his medal,
may secure the same by writing the
state arohiyist. There was. at one time
printed list made of all the unde-
ivered medals, but, with the excep-
ton Of few copies, the publication
was long since exhausted, These
medals have for years past been In the
custody Of the adjutant generals office.
They were turned over to the depart
ment of archives and history by Adju-
tant General Charles D. Elliott,
When Governor Hatheld's attention
was called to the large number Of
medals yet undelivered he expressed
a dpafra tn hava than, ,1tst-fts.t ! i -
those who may be entitled 10 them.
Delivery will be made at the states
expense, Veterans writing concern-
ing these medals should give their
name, the company and regiment in
which they served. and should state
whether or not application had ever
heretofore been made fora medal. All.
this may be stated on a, postalScard.
If medal applied for can be found
among the several thousand vet un-
delivered. It will be Immediately mall
ed to the arty to whom II belongs
j.
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FOR RENTSone four room apartment,
in Angle Inn. with bath, hot and cold
water; water rent paid. $500 per
month. Call Bell phone s59-J.
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NoEIoE OF DISSOLUTION.


Notice Is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the stockholders of the Clarks-
burg Importing Company, corporation
of the State of West Virginia, held at
Its office in the City OF Clarksburg, Har-
rison County. in said State. on the card
day, of June, 1914, the following reso-
buttons Were unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED. FIRST: That the
Clarksburg Importing Company. a cor
porationj created and existing under the
laws of the State of West Virginia,
does hereby discontinue business, as, a
corporation, and surrenders to the State
its charter and corporate franchises. :
The Board of Directors shall proceed
sets for cash. or Its equivalent, and pay
off and discharged all debts. liabilities
and obligations. and divide the remainder
among the stockholders pro rata with
their several holdings of stock.
RESOLVED: SECOND: That the
President of this corporation cause mo-
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LOST

LoST-Gold watch and chain, initials
on back. Liberal reward for return to
Telegram office. No questions asked.
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tice OF the adoption of the foregoing
resolution to be published in the "Clarks-
burg Telegram once a week for fonr
successive weeks, and that he certify
this resolution to the Secretary of State
liver to him certificate showing the
publication Of said notice, as provided
by law.
Given under my hand this the 2srd
day OF June, 1914.
FRANK cAvALLE, President.
Atteste:
Larry CAN, Secretary,
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"LADIEs0.

LADIES suITs--Made to your order.
reductions OH all suits; great var
iety Of beautiful linens and silks to
select from; we fit every figure to per-
lection. S. NEWMAN, Ladies Tailor,
F1tth floor. Empire building.
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good reliable driver for
team OF horses; one that can work all
summer, steady position. Apply at 6O4
Moore building, Bell phone 296-R.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS

A special election will be held at
ell voting places in Grant district
June Both, to vote on the proposition
of a high and graded school at Lost
Creek. All persons who were not
registered for the general. election
1912, will please call at the county
court room on June 25th and be reg
fstered. Remember you can not vote
without being registered.
Board of Education, Grant Dist,
G. w. DAWSON, Pres
GEO. r. SINCLAIR, Secy.
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FOR SALE-Five passenger four door
touring car, newly overhauIed and
painted, electric lights. Sacrifice for
gram office.
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Get This Into
Your Head AT
Once

That we are offering one Of the
best investments that can be found
in the city today for the least money.
We have a two-stoTy frame building
containing one store room and two
four-room apartments: also a seyenz
room frame house on the same
lot on, Pike street. Both buildings
are new and well finished and WIN
easily pay 90 per cent on the invest
sment in rent. This entire property
can be. bought for
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NOTICE.

All creditors of the late John H. Nell
son, are hereby notified to present
claims to me in legal form for settle
will please pay me and secure receipt,
as l am anxious to settle his estate.
]. w. WASHINGTON, Administrator
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NOTICE.


no WnomS1t May Concerto
You are hereby notified that the
Board Of Review and Equalization OF
Harrison County, West Virginia, VIII
meet in the city Of clarksburg, at the
court house Of said county, on Mon
day. July. 9Th 1914, for the purpose OF
reviewing and equaIizing the assess
ment OF said county, as returned by
the Assessor. and will continue in SEES
sion until said work is completed, not
however, exceeding twenty-five days.
The land and personal property
books for the current year will then
be open for Inspection, and any per-
son may examine the same and have
any errors that may appear in the.
assessment 81 his property corrected
and do such other and further things
that may be necessary to protect his
interests.s
Given under my hand this 10Th day
Of June, 1914,
w. GUY TETRICK,
Clerk Of the County Court Of Harri-
son County, and ex-Diiicio Clerk
81 said Beard
Tie United states II 1913 pFodnce'i
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The United States Ii 1911 prodnce'i
more than eleven million and lilne
brick
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FOR RENT-NIne room house, 1877 Fac
tory street, on car line, newly paint
ed and papered throughout Price
$500. Two room cottage In rear 81. 90
in advance. Harvey +. Smith or 7.
]. lynch.
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FOR REMT-oEEIeES

---~-N->-s-N--S'
FOR RENT-First of July, good office
rooms in Greaney building, second
floor. VIII rent separate or together,
Best location in the city. Rent rea-
sonable. Apply to j. Stone, Stone
Bros, Fourth street,
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FOR SALE-wakeaeld Hotel property
complete. Situated corner Putnam and
Third streets Marietta, Ohio, near
court house, City Hall and Opera
Profitable business always. For fiIifi
particulars call on or write Flanders
Bros. Real Estate Agency, Marietta
Ohio. fs5Fpf
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Real ESTATE

A EARE BARGAIN ON. CLAY STREET
"A largo level lot 55x2e0 on which is q
four room cottage. The lot faces on
tremely low considering the location.
There are but Few properties for sale
In this section, end this u offered ct
d Dacrlnce because on owner leaving
town. Fred 3. Wood & Co., Room
sos Con Building, Bell phone 1920.
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FOR sALE-Mlscellaneous

FOR sALE-Kolb Vacuum sweeper,
$3.50. WIN keep your carpets clean.
Let US send one on approval Lee &
street.
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Yes. sometimes the ads disappoint
the woman who Is hoping To- find a
certain buying OPPORTUNITY But n
nine instances out oi Zen they aid
her
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WANTED--Male HELD

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES, WANTED
NO canvassing or soliciting required.
GOOD income assured. Address National
Cooperative Realty CO., V-1454 Mar
den Building. Washington, D. c.
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FOR RENT-Misce!laneous

FOR RENT-July LIST, store room In K.
Of DR.. W. A. Fletcher, 30b Mechanic
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KODAK FINISHING

ARE YOU gettln" the best results from
your Kodak films? If not bring them
to Sayre Bros. Studio, to be finished,
the place where you will get the bes
results. Sayre Bros, 4th street,
GreaneY building. Bell phone 1O21-L
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solicitor for grocery
and meat market. Must be a hustler
and have good references. Call~Bell
phone 1910 or 1874.
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TAlL0hlMG

We TAILOR SUITS. ovERCoATs, ETC.
10: both ladies' AIT. gentlemen. Our
work ts our best advertisement--it
brings the customers back. Baltimore
Tailoring Company. Greaney Bldg.
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FOR SALE-Modern dwelling near CEN
Ter OF town with two bedrooms, llv-
AS, maids, dining. storage, sewing
and bath rooms. den. upstairs glass
enclosed sleeping porch, complete
laundry, kitchen, cellar, big veranda,
front and back stairs, oak finish, ali
modern fixtures. big yard, especially
convenient for children. Can be taken
over at big bargain. Address "E.
F. J." care Telegram.
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FINE CHOCOLATES

- - y ~Ns~S-$~~-~-~-~-NS>Ss
FIRST OF ALI fine boa of our de-
Tor az points. Apollo Confectionery,
S06 West Pike street.
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FOR sALE-Lot SO K 100 feet in Colonial
Heights, on Seventh street, within
three minutes walk Of new high school
building: Price $1,000 $500 cash. bal
~ months. See A. F. Combs at Daily
Telegram office.
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YOUNG 5fAN-4of good education and
address competent in typewriting and
Address Nv. r. H." care Telegram
ottice.
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FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-For stock
of merchandise, one house and lot in
ClarkBjurr. Address 300" care Daily
Telegram office.
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-FurnIshed rooms for sleep.
inB, with use of bath and telephd1e,
N home without children. Apply at
$50 West Main street. or call Bell
phone 5ss-J.
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FOR SALE--Houses

FOR sALE-At a sacrifice, room,
slate roof, two story, frame house in
Grasse Ii two porches, well of good
water level lot so $50 feet; fne
garden. $500 cash and balance on
easy payments. See the Wilson &
Dennison Co., Con Building. Clarks-
| ClarkSburS.
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AUTOMOBILES

Eop al r-'1 IN .. - n :
500 miles, will sell at one-half origin
al cost; must be sold at once. Thomp-
sons Garage, West Main street.
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Roxs wAHTnD,

BOYS wAHrED.
Is Boys Wanted to sell
Daily Telegram'S on the
streets at 2 o'clock every
week day afternoon.
Hustlers can make from
Soc to $1.00 daily. Call
at Telegram Office to.
morrow al 2 .. M.
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wANTED-Position as cashier or book.
keeper, by young lady of experience.
Address +. o: Box Sc, AdamstOn. w
va.
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FOR SALE-on easy terms. In New
Fair Ground addition. one square from
street car line; lot l5x12O, with good
three room house. Price 81 900. Terms
$40 down, balance SO per week. Adj
dress b" care Telegram ONCE.
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STRAYED-Little- COW, white and black.
at Grasselli. Win be fresh soon. Re-
turn to Fesler's Store, Grasselli Re-
ward.
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TO BUY-rhree to six acres
OF land, with house near Clarksburg,
for truck gardening. Address Clyde
nington. w Va. -.
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FOR RENT-Furnlahed rooms for bach
eior apartments OF light housekeep.
Ing The Parsons-Souders Co.
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DRUG SUNDRlEs
REPAIR WORK
I, EEX DAVIS

j. REX DAVIS
The Repair Man.
II you have anything that needs re-
pairing can do It. Call Bell phone
STIR. Latstetter building 113 Notth
Third street.
FOR EXcHANGE-For real estate. one
demonstrating automobile, good as
Z new. CaA on D, w. Jacobs over Par
sons Scudefs store. Ne.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

NANTED-Position as housekeeper and
cook In small family, either In city or
country. Address Mrs. AlVen Butcher,
care Andy Csakande, Pinnickinnlck
Mines. House No. II. City.
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Losr-Thursday night or Friday morn
ing in city. three bank books; one
on Farmers bank. Reward for return
to Telegram office.
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LoST-Bunch of keys from automobile,
between Adamston Drug Store and
to DR.. II. ]. Brown, Wilsonburg, and
receive reward.
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TO BUY-A second hand
gasoline engine. about three H. p;
must be in good running order. A. e.
Sutton, Camden, w. Va,
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WANTED-MeH TO learn barber trade.
complete now for $500; special is
days. The best Is always the cheapest.
Tools furnished wholesale. Ous grad
yates get 60 per cent. Write for scata.
lague. Leade: Barber College, Gin.
cInnta, Ohio.
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POSITION W,ANTED-As nurse girl.
Cali Bell phone 342-R.
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OR SALE-Flve room house. with
kitchen, cellar, pantry, slate roof, two
lots, each S0xl20, Pride avenue and
Fifth street, North View. Sam Con-
gior, Sixth street, North View.
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first class engineer. enc
who understands dynamos and ice
making preferred. Apply to r. j.
Galley, Waldo Hotel
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WAMTED-Female heIp

girl for beIp IN kitchsn.
also gir. for general work with knowis
edge OF table waiting. Both must be
experienced. Apply at once. Mrs. L.
81 Thompson, Hardy Apis. Mechanic
street
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FOR sALE-Lots

FOR SALES Lots No. T64 & 765. 80 K
l54 in East Clarksburg. No. 76, Se and
Bargain to quick buyer. Address owner,
1887 Eighth Ave-. Huntington. w. Va.
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FOR RENT-Two large rooms, second
floor, nicely Furnished for light house
keeping, front and back porches, new
house. $40 Parrill Court, Second st.
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FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, TO parties
without children. use of bath and
phone. Inquire at 215 East Pike street.
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FOR RENT OR SALE-A large two
story house, nine rooms and bath.
electric lights. natural gas for cook
ing, large pOrches, extensive grounds,
plenty shade. handy to auditorium, no
better location In Mt. Lake Park For
particulars apply to NJ. NJ. Schrock,
Mt. Lake Park, Nd.