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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-11-18

precinct. 80. on
S. T. Knox, clerk Oneida pre-
cinct.. oo
w. F. Miller, rent, Oneida pre-
clnct.. ..'' w
w. F. Miller, storing booths,
Oneida precinct. :. .. >. :. l w
VIM. Cooking, returning ballots,
A. J. Eaton, judge Edgewood pre-
A. '' L. Acorn, l. judge Edgewood
precinct. v,
R. J. Bixby, judge Edgewood pre-
clnct.. -. w
F. T. Pilkington, clerk Edge
wood precinct. 80. "
E. B. Shaffer, clerk Edgewood
precinct. :. >. "
A. J. Eaton, returning ballots. 81
Frank Robson, rent, fuel, lights
and care booths :. E. :. 10 OF
F. A. Doolittle. delivering bal
B. e. F. First Rs; Judge Sand Spring. 5 2;
J. D. Smith, judge Sand Spring. . 2;
J. H. Hanken, judge Sand
Spring. :. u
A. Blair, clerk, Sand Spring.. 5 2!
John Prull, clerk Sand Spring. 2;
B. E. First, returning ballots,
San Spring. :. >. "
]. w. Swinburne, delivering bal
lots :. :. >. :. :. 10 OK
VIM. Barry, judge Prairie. =. s o.
F.. L. Durey. judge Prairie.... s o.
]. R. Kennedy, judge Prairie. s o.
H. s. Stimson, clerk Prairie. 49,. s o.
w, J. Mcmahon, clerk Prairie. s OF
J. r. Kennedy, returning bal
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-11-18
EN- Fangmann, returning ballots

Glenn Fangmann, returning ballots
bTemeu.. 5 ~
Glenn Fangmann, fuel, lights and
labor on booths. :. :. .. :. 5 90
Thomas Wiley, judge Elk. 80. 6 90
j. ]. Chase, judge Elk. :. :. 90
E. J. Kruempel, judge Elk. :. 6 90
V. E. Dow, clerk Elk. =. :. 6 90
F. w. Miller, clerk Elk. go. 6 90
Chas. Hansen, constable Elk. 3 90
Roy Finch, rent, Elk. :. =. :. 90
E. J. Kruempel, returning bal
lots, Elk. .. >. >. =. :. 80. 5O
I. c. Miller, judge Delhi. 80. 90
A. o. Billings, judge Delhi. =. 90
j. w. Hartman, judge Delhi :. 90
G. R. Angel, clerk Delhi. -. 90
L. NJ. Barnes, clerk Delhi. :. 90
A. o. Billings, returning ballots. so
Jenkin Evans, judge Collins
Grove. w
w. H. Scanlon, Judge Coffins
Grove. >. >. :. -. on
John l.. Rose, judge Coffins
E. F. Mulvehir, clerk Collins
VIM. Barclay, clerk Collins =
w. H. Scanlon, returning ballots,
Coffins Grove. :. 49,. 2 80
Grove. =. :. 90. 90
VIM. Cooking, Judge Oneida pre-
cinct.. :. =. :. :. :. :. 4 50
George B. Cox, judge Oneida
precinct. :. :. =. 49,. 4 81
c. c. Kellogg, judge Oneida pre-
cinct.. ;. So. -. 50
F. M. Burbridge, clerk Oneida
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-11-18
PR0CEEDINGS OF BOARD Of SUPERVISORS

Vote Of November 3d. Large Number
A Ilowed Board Adjourned Until Sat
urday, November 28th
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-11-18

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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-11-18
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
ADAMS TOWNSHIP.

sFoI the office of Justice of Peace
herd were cast Two Hundred Twen-
Athiee votes of which P. Behan re-
.veh One Hundred Fourteen (114)
Stes, E. E. McCloud received one
3Indied Nine (109) votes.
zTort 1.-THE office of Constable there
A,re Two Hundred Twenty-eight
g28) Votes cast of which James
S1ffyl received One Hundred Forty
IA l41) votes; Tom Turner re-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-11-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the bill of the State san
itorium OF Oakdale be continued.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the bill of A. J. Keegan
be allowed in the sum Of $500.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the balance of this class
be allowed.
Glass SA-Quarantine.
T. B. Armstrong, disinfecting 20 so
H. S. Pierce, provisions-.~....... % SO
DR.. E. G. Dittmer, disinfecting 10 90
T. T. Oliver, sanitary police % 90
A motion was made. seconded and
carried that the bill Of H. S. Pierce
be allowed in the sum of $17.21.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the balance of this class
be allowed as read
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-11-18

A motion was made, seconded and
carried that bills of this class be al
lowed in full.
A motion WIS made, seconded and
carried that this meeting adjourn to
1880 p. m.
Afternoon Session.
The afternoon was spent by the
board in examining bridges.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that this meeting adjourn to
Thursday, November IL, 1914.
C. H. BUNKER, JAS. KEHOE,
Auditor. Chairman.
Manchester Ia, November IL, 1914.
State of Iowa, Delaware county-ss:
The board of supervisors met as
per adjournment, all members and
the auditor being present.
The minutes of the meeting of the
18th were read and approved.
The following bills were presented:
Glass 1O-Township Officers.
e, H. Durham, clerk Della
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1. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

3 Manchester, Iowa, Nov. 8, 19l4'
State OF Iowa, Delaware county, 80.
BE 1t remembered that on this ?th
DAY Of November, 1914, same pelng
ale date fixed by law for the regular
November meeting OF the board OF
supervisors, said board met IN reg
shssr session, all members and the
Editor bein. present.
1.-THE following bills were presented:
adj c lass 3-Water, Labor, Light, Etc.
Manchester Light Heat G Pow
er Co., lights and fixtures. SAT 81
sary Logan, laundry. :. -. 4 50
az S. Logan, extra help on
aotler.. w
zines vosburg, sprinkling for
II 1914. ;. >. 10 w
IA motion was made, seconded ana
sarried that bills of this class be
8llowed in full.
Mass 6-Dieting, Rec. and Dis
charge Prisoners.
p. Hennessey, dieting. ...$17 90
y "a motion was made, seconded and
Sarried that bills of this class be al
Owed in full.
"a Glass 7-Office Expense.
Y. d Graham, office expense. .$4 ~
B. Stiles, office expense ..57 OIL
Is II. Bunker, office expense and
A telephone tolls. :. :. ....3o ~
n P. Hennessey, office expense. o.
A "a motion was made, seconded and
Aarried that bills Of this class be
owed in full.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-20

vha, iIaf tra n. rs pretending hos
dead tII tl.- blows over and .s ior
F..f.u
Sou arr not going to say that .n
your newspaper Jones aas yIs.bIy
artasfd
Not i' Q can prove ~
"If t,U you 800 those Young d..
dies .re aIl sou give me yaur word
of honor BOG 20 E-a ABBOTT them ui
I give my permission
Norton having Iu mind tHr big
r'o-g at Che eud o. tl.s mystery tan.
gle. agreed.
Tho cider O. a teacher from "a pr-
waite school thr other is Stanley Har.
IrraFes daughter
Good Iord gasped tho astouished
reporter Tie never mentioned tho
tact to me and vo Sc been together
iu some tight places
He never mentioned Il 20 any one
bur me- Jones again seemed 20 re-
rect Al last De- raised Dis glance 90
tle reporter "Arc sou willing to wait
Tor a great story. che real story7'
no there o. one. auss erred Norton
With hia usual caution
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-20

MI ... T.I.. I# . l..l
VIE. 81. r...,
ny hands - ''' '-'".
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cover. ID ....s -.. .f la"i".n
ar H.H.i 's oman % iAs
c'rIF ..I 'A" #0i.
.H.' "
|'.' 1. $500.
d.' H'
I"1
colo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-20
The Masters Man.


Vroon faced Hargreaves butler som.
berly The one reason why Braine
made this man his lieutenant was uc-
cause Nroou always follow ri tho l,t
ter OF his Instructions 90 Tho final pu-
Rod ho never sldrsttpI.i oJ added
any frills or innovations OF his "
and because ot this very aut0usltiam
be rarely Numbered into a trap o.
hc failed 30 Was Cor the simple fact
that The master mind had overlooked
some essential detail The orEauI2a.
ton OFF the NlaeE Hundred was almost
totally unknown CD either the public
DO 90, police DO is au'g whom you iail
hat yuu arc found ont.
'The patroImau hae been truase9 up
Ike you. began Vr00u. "Ii thss lud
him they will probably find you. But
before that you viii grow thirsty aud
hungry. Where did your master put
that money!
ole carried it with him
"Vyhy didn't YOU Call Tor helr7'
"rhe houses on either side are too
far away might eoll tl d0omsday
without being heard They will have
heard the pistol shots. bot Nr liar
sreayos va. always prast.clug ia the
backward
'"' ''''ls ID "''-T TWO houses
have been called Cut ~ town. The
servants are OF Tor The night
Very interesting replied Jones.
staring AZ the rue.
Your master .s dead
Jones chin sank upon Die breast
Ills heart was heavy, heavier Do u
had over heou before
Your master Iet "a vIl.'
Indeed ] could mot -is
'No caU aay o." ha s'il three or
four millions In stocks aud bonds
What hp tuok 90 fue bottom % tho sea
with BIN "as Dob. available cash.
u know nothing about aia finances
was hls butler and valet
Nruua nodded 'Doiur. men 30 i
time 500 o. 3 ourselves OF Put things
in order, CLOSE The safe luI poor
llcEals. I always hat, t1 watch yui
Tor outbreaks 90 vandalism on with
YOU
he was th, last tn leave IIn stared
long and seasel.uEly a. Jones who
',lt the burning eale bat refused o.
meet 10 ''.t fha r..,.,r ... ,. 90. a
his. The door closed F1r lHIIt au
our Jones lstau.l bat did nor alr
They we're really gone Dee pressed
hls feet feb tHp floor aHt began 'u hitch
the chair toward tHs tan.a NaII va.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-20

ter may have been Rescued" turning
90 Jones
III were only sure of that. sir'"
when the police tuaA themselves or
Jones proceeded tu act upon those
plans laid down by llarrreate early
that night when this naH done Dee
sought his bed and foll asleep. the
sleep Of the exhausted When liar.
Freaye picked up lou,e 90 SHARE bis
fortunes he had put bio trust in mo-
ordinary man
A dozen reporters truopcd Ouf to tho
hargreaye home. only to hnd Dc DE-
serted And while they acre ringing
bells and tapping windows. tho nan
they sought Yas tramping up aud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-20

~ till The appointed time
y agree
Ihe peace and happiness ~ that
ch'd depends upon how you keep your
word
Ibat was aum'irnt i'r Norton
l01r master kh'" mo- He kne" also
lhi' J am NOT a mhn "ho promises
IltN'is. no" m'r'nuo" inc 10 INC
u"liNi'r
WIN plain reluctance Jones went
A''Ui me "HHir Norton put "a uoh'i
Pues'''.' ." '"' ti' "Ii'
Pc "a" ll s."''h or was nov news u''
'h' fo'hu o' n'I ''.'' .' .n'' 'u"I
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-20
TWO NERVOUS
WOMEN
Made Well BY Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.

philadelphia. pa. had o. severe
case of nervous prostitution. with paIri.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-20

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18
SCHOOL BOARD HANDS 7
BOOK TRUST A JOLT

DSSN nOOI - 0SII
The school board yesterday voted
to make the school book trust refund
the over-large amount they have i'm
posed on the school children of Chi
cago. The board also threatens to
boycott the books of the trust unless
the trust acts fairly.
Other business:
Expelled two girl pupils from Hyde
Park high school for refusing to re-
sign from sororities.
Accepted an annual scholarship
from the Oxford College of Women,
Oxford, O., conditions of which will
be arranged later.
Decided to provide a special cur
riculum and system of credits for
druggists apprentices in high
schools.
Granted a request of Chicago
Principals club auxiiaries to be alb
sent occasionally while visiting other
schools and discussing ideas of i'm
provement.
Refused request from the Thir-
ty-fifth Ward Women's Democratic
club Tor PERMISSION 10 use the Hilton
school for an entertainment, Jan. Is,
at which admission fee would be
charged. --...
Accepted resignation of twenty
three teachers.
Agreed to recommend to the whole
board that city schools be closed
Wednesday night instead of Thurs
day noon, to enable more teachers to
be home for Christmas.
Granted permission to Lane and
Crane technical school pupils, who
wished to be away for a week at the
holiday season to earn money with
which to pursue their studies, to
have that week off without penalty
to their school record.
Schools will close Wednesday, Dec.
20. -.--
\ =
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18

FIRST INDICTMENT OUT IN TAX
PROBE
The first indictment on tax-fxing
came last night. Peter Walscheid,
former clerk in the office of the Board
of Review, was named for conspiracy
to defraud the county. ....- -.
Walscheid brought to Mrs. Adele
Rakebrand, 1872 N. Trip ST., in July,
1918, certificate with Roy o. Vests
initials on it, granting her tax re-
duction. A bill for services was col
lected by Walscheid through the law
firm of Sass, Nicolai & Hood, it is
charged, and tax payment cancelled
in the Board of Review office.
The whole 1904 Of taxes owed by
the Rakebrand estate to Cook county
was knocked off. Somebody got $3.50
paid by Mrs. Rakebrand through
check. The indictment of yesterday
charges Walscheid got it. Whether
one man or more got money may be
brought out at the trial.
A personal property complaint was
before the grand jury. On it was
notation IN. A" meaning mo assess
ment," and the initials ':R. o. W."
meaning Roy o. West, president OF
the Board of Review. --
West was not called as a witness.
James Hood of the law firm involved
and Bernice Moni, the firms stenog-
rapher, were witnesses. Hood said
Walscheid phoned him as for per-.
mission to use the firms name in
matter Walscheid was sending bill
for. Hood said he didn't ask Wal
scheid what the bill was for.
uNINNc tn STAN ON STRIFE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18
UNIONS TO STAY ON STRIKE

. Men of all trades except the boiler
makers who are striking against the
Illinois Central and Hartman lines
voted to continue the fight.
The proposal to. end the scrap was
rendered by union heads to all of the
men on strike and on every case but
one the unions reported desire to
stay out.
Buda, III.-Leroy Stevens, farmer.
fatally injured. Premature dyna-
mite exnlosition-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18

MANY thanks, sister," he said, and
once more he raised his arm toward
his head and turned away, and as he
turned 1 heard him say distinctly:
Lord, but women are queer 'uns."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-01
AGENTS AND statesmen

----
SELL PALS changeable searfolds' sep
TENDER Morn iewelrA oigeest seneI
/ out Johnson Mfg. Goa 229' HeNeulH
avenue. New YORK CltA. -
IF WE HAD YOUR address we'd show
YOU how TO make s25-not one week,
but weekly. G. Mfg co, Warren street
New York; suite 403.
WANTED 4 few high class statesmen,
nre fara bly office men. have a PROPOSE
lion TO be presented to office men only.
The goods will sell on their merits.
Have a dandy proposition for hustler.
office SpecLalty COMPANY. Toceos. Ca
WNNTED-At once. news agents for
train service Apply to Union News
Comuanv Waycross. Ga. Experience
NOT Necessary,
a. Fyy 0TF-Tango bloomers Send
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ritory agents supply Company. Fort
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u .,;,,.,.,, COZ, 10
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HLiC''E, ~. rs 'ririeeI e. fonfs No
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on solar and bromide prints. We snip
keheley Bros, Dept - r, oS'2 9outh for-
~ W -
WONDERFUL LesWork Laundry TAB
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Big profits. Sample and instructions
for buidlng up your own business
FREE Address r. o. Box S9-A, Rich
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tract SS5 weekly, expenses. Continen-
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DON'T start Mail order Business be
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AGENTS Here's what they all want
Concentrated Beer Tablets, Makes
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y G
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-01

WANTED Young man between q and
30 to act a salesman and learn the
real estate business, Thomson & Lyues,
20 Walton street See MI Dunley
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-01

AGENTS Here's what they all want
Concentrated Beer Tablets, Makes
genuine beer by adding water; not near
beer. the real article Garry goods
right in pocket Enormous demand.
Large profits Write us To-day The
Andrew Company. Dept, 1900. Clncin-
NH ONO.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-01
BARGAIN

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ADGANT
DAhNA1N.
MATTRESS factory and renovatng
business, fuly equipped LOT me pusI
ness rant IN nun operation every DAY.
a profitable ana esla ptlshed business
Tor $-VO less than u cost 10 equip; @9uV
VIII take over the business. or wiz d.
range monthly payments LOT porHoh'
For further information ADDRESS mat
treSS, care American
WANr7D- coll restaurant doing
GOOD business. in Waycross. Ga, at a
very low price. on account of bad health.
\ & j.. care Georgian
wa N-f,t,T paIiobio NON with II 0O0
ash 90 trsasurer and Shining clerk
far wholesale cigar company: splendid
opnortunitv for right man. NJ Box 767
Ire American
e1o0 -yt5I7t.L,I " ,,r.e, A., srare time At
home Mail order business. Don't
worry J.I' about capital Boyd II. Brown,
Dept f. Omaha. Nebr
ACTIVE MAN. who is DESTROYS Of in
creasina his income. can do so with
a small Investment and a few evenings
time each month Full particulars adj
,-f,5,., 1,S,,r- OF tSTIFr 1.isner stand
To-, 10 a hoet iocation far rent
t3,, IN - ' 'is,o C:sorsia,
I291 :, "a I 49, : ..
WANT ~ Lacy partner , WIZ so' f,',
ca Pltal i9t soou paS ms ,d,i,des a.
mlddie ago eeI.tli'"l''
~ -. - : ~ ~ . -,
FOR SALE-One -ftth interest IN TO-
tary valve gasoline engine, paienitet
~ france Cana l,ia' eli,ipates over 200
0la YES alH nogts lass 10
P XII, - % ~, a,3d inereases mower and
huid ana run ana Inc ca y,,bd ba. sen
nolseleSs, every engineer WIZ l1a So, -
il operate SAYS 1t WIN feN9lutIonlH;gi We
gas engine tNeIN da aoo l,,, ~
It. leo, .. ped s1ie, 90 = - ttt7 -
FOR SALE strictly cash Dry EouuS dlll
notion store. dolhk GOO" uo' WA,
other business taxes va" hl9VH I'iliS i,,'i
store reason Ioi selllhs Jay % A' '"'''
Starke Fla
WANTED Party with capital 10 take
active interest n developing promising
manufacturing enterprise aiready lnlro-
duced. ADDRESS H. bon 7V'' Ca'e 'eo'
gian.
PARTNER with $3.50 and services IN
,fear having business. Grey Box
IN care Georgian.
~, 15Z- TGP 0THFRS Wbv don't
III > f-{f9 ~ ~, " :, otaa,or ,rosnar
you ~, ~ ~ ta me e,1,eat rooncv
NY lh}fSal "a .poa,,, '1 sn1rcorn a1d
lnahuIs ar'e ,,,acbines Peanut. ropcorn
o e.,d rarJg vending wagons send for
"ataIrpue u. Kingery Mfg Co, Nc
Can,nIon bldg. cincinnati, Ohio
,l,.,,,,.,,t,.t,I,l van 5I5STE-PGi Our
AZ fi, $50 ,,i,,s 49, circ,i-
j.. A.. HoN' l'S 6do different nnbiiGations. in
Gindee thirtV man order plans Sent
,,'-,iata 10c Dearh0rn Advertising
tos'....- 2ge Franklin Building. Chicago
.-i,,,I5f, ,----,-,gj ,j,,7g- 77i-tV new
d" ,,',rid,nrositions No competItion, Make
o. ,r,et an 81 order. complete outfit
tdo Man Dealers Wholesale House. AS
E..,,lil," p,,ildirg Chicago
n5l,,r0ps, I0C9TtoNs oklahoma
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-01
MUSICAL.
DANCING.
LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND-Corner Kimball and Ponce De-
Leon avenue, bunch of nine KEYS
Owner can have same by calling at The
Georgian and paying for this Ad
W. NJ COX cleans oriental rugs like
new; does furniture repairing and up
holstering; lace curtains lauudered l45
Auburn avenue Ivy 1851
LOST-Probably On Whitehall street.
gold bangle, with initials F J. 3 81"
engraved on IL. Reward if returned TO
s b, 1906 Gambler Bldg Ivy 4495-,I
REWARD Lost. white shaggy dog
since February "a, "SJernberg' on col
lar. Telephone Ivy 44S5, jefferson Loan
Society 50 y. Forsyth st
LOST Sunday afternoon in Grant
Park. gold bracelet Reward Main
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-01

DON'T start Mail order Business be
fore sending for our free literature
which exposes takers and shows how to
Obtain on loan advertised instructions
and plans Mail order News, station Is,
Roy LIS BaItmore. Md
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-01

COLLECTOR Young man; must he
energetic and bright and make him
self useful in store. state age and sal
airy. Answer Box 1872, care Georgian.
WANTED-Rea estate dealer who can
sell desirable Vfcant lot for $3.50 less
than 1t is worth. Main 5459-J,
800 WEEKLY profit in spare time at
home. Mail order business Don't
worry about capital Boyd II. Brown,
Omaha Nebr.
STENOGRAPHERS. bookkeepers, sales
men, commissary clerks. clerical Of
flee men, clerks. mill men, railroad men,
telegraph operators, station agents, we
save you money and lost time by fur
nishng you positions on short notice.
Arlington Business Agency, Arlington,
Ga.
ANYBODY can earn so weekly raising
mushrooms in cellars, sheds, boxes,
etc Markets waiting Free booklet.
Hiram Barton, 1913 West Forty eighth
street, New York.
WANTED Names and addresses by
mail order houses. Big pay. Home
work. Information for stamp. Direct
AppeaI COMPANY, Plymouth. Ind.
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