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WHITE.

WHITE.
$50 9Th NV. Ist Il
and basel ......15.S0
$3.50 9Th NV. apis,
Or and b..~....1o.50
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CoLORED.
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NV, stable. ......Io.O 90
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@254 II NV, 6r, b.22.75
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ITS.
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TENANTS.
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1902 23d, Or. w.l1.5o
alUS 18th. Or, w.lI.50
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RES.
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APARTMENTS.
Susquehsnpa-1iJ0 W
NV.
Nolando-14l3 I NV.
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O. G. SLOAN CO.. NC, AucTIoNEERs,
1907 G st.
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IOh hENI-
1926 r NV, 12r. 2b. SIS. 90
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+25 G sw. Sr. b. .23.oo
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$40 G sw. Or. b.. 1900
4aD i1th sw, Sr. b.ls.oo
SIG 9Th sw. Or. b.. 10. %
JOHN QUINN Co.
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341M'Lean av,7r. b. 1850
40 I sw. Cir. b.. -13.5o
$50 Il Sc. 6r. ....-15.JO
1850 jackson NE. 6r. $50
$40 II sw, Or. IL. 30
10 II sw, 6r. so
I52 9th sw, sto RIM. 1o.U0
10II 18th Sc. 5r. 300
SOLORED.
DIS 49, sw, sto. jwg35.o 90
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$40 Sd sw, 1r, b. .21.5o
40 Sd sw, Sr. 90
zoe l. sw. Or. b. 1850
Inc. 704 18th NV
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FOR RENT
WHITE.

FOR RENT
WHITE.
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attic ..........S50.00
IA G NV. Or. b. sto. . 40. 90
2i62 Wis av NV, Tor,
b .....-........3 $500
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p X NV, ar. b. 80 90
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sos 1srh M
30 = n NV Nv. i ,a- n = a.. ~ 70
100 {o.h To- ~ 20 "a
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

LOT 40 ~wET FRONT ON ALASKA AVENUE
at junction of Alaska and Avenue Of the
Presidents: unobstructed view Of Rock Creek
Park: high elevation: forest shade: all Inn
proYements: contract let for erection at once
OF beautiful home for prominent government
official on adjoining lot; unusually attractive
proposition for 81 $50; terms liberal. BOX
l30. Star office. 81
BEAUTIFUL LOTS WITHIN 10 MINUTES
within 3 blocks: sidewalk laid; water sewer
=. gas. Z. o Castel. 31a 9Th Sc. Phi. L nc. GA
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FOR RENT
GA 22ni NV
rooms, bath furnace. cellar: half square
of cars; nice square; rent only $1,000.
MOORE & HILL. Inc. 1+20-22 ii ST. NV
10 10th ST. NE, BRICK DWELLING S16.5o;
sos ST. s.w rooms and bath 5000. 1913
LIST NV. rooms and bath. $3.50 THEO
NJ JIrDD GIT
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By FRANK W. STONE, I'd Vice President.
(Seal) Trustee.
Attest. CHARLES e. NYMAN.
fe18-d&ds Secretary.
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HOUSE. BROOM: LARGE LOT; &c ZONE;
Great Falls road; hot-watcr heat: electric
lights and gas: $3.50. Also couple. owning
Broom house 2 squares from station. ami.
wish to rent half. j. ". HUEBL. Dominion
Heights. Va. %
FOR RFNT-FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
beautiful suburban home: 4 rooms; bath: hot
water heat: electricity; abundant porches
screened: forest shade: two acres: % minutes
from Treasury. Address BOX %. Star Office. e
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THos. J. OWEN SON, AUcr1oNEERs.

fe25. d&ds. eSu Executors {
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LITTIETON

LITTLETON. w Va. Sent. I'm,
ana Mrs- Poe and daughter. Genevieve.
ne era, days With the Iatters parents
Mr. John HiIienbrand returned hom.
sunday after spending a few days with
friends az Pittsburgh
Mrs. Ella Garrison Is spending a few
Mr and Mrs ". 4. C Carroll OF wash
ington. IA. are visiting friends in town
vii, Miss Della. villens spent Thursday in
Mr., Henry Menksmener f. spending f.
rev days IN Wheeling this week
DR.. A. y Rinehart wa a business vi
ltgr IN Wheeling Monday
n, Messrs. Thomas Hughes and Chester
srie,,aesh OF henwood spent Sunday with
~ Albert Dagghsrty visited friends IN
yh Mr. Rose Smith was shopping IN
Mis-, Miss Anna Hughes 'retaurped to her
mF several days with her sister. ME-
John Murphey ''7
Miss Ala and Jessie Nay returned
s " gnd Mrs. William MenkemiiIer al
Ma. a. ,5s,ass ,,yya:s business visitor a.
.r,s ICY Va, thur Lazcnby ~ Hundred
.epssTnrt. WYe,d a5es. ip town.
~. idndsN HATFIELD and son Charles
returned ~ their home ~ Wheeiinv
WedneFdav after erendlrr several favr
w,lth her parents. Mr. and Mrs. w 81
Miss STANLEY. nurse from Hastins
ho.lltat. WhccUnr .is visiting hcr nae
enfe NJ and Mrs Ron. stoniev
Inureday after spending eevrrrf d.
ys,ith his parents. NJ ana Mrs CHARLES
Born. September "a % Mr. and ,frs
Jonn MURPHY o. daughter
Mieq Daisy Kimhir returned horn.
laeeHaL atter spending several DAYS
VIII triendq at Rochesfcr Mills
~. "a Crow returned 90 bic home NJ
with be uncle. NJ 81 Ciuirrbs~, '''
Ninf kathleen cuiiiHu. ~ Hundred
Attended church here sunday
L., NJ. ,,aen "as ne guest ~ friends
Mr and Mrs Clarence Jones re-
lNfnfn nome after visiting tho latter q
parents go Marulnrton Tor n few DAYS
,-i....I. Msfy elIdee spent sunday with
Mlff fhea Bradley returned home
SUNNY nfter spending the summer
months With her sister Mrs % a Rich
-. school c2,rrneuced here Monday Win
Grafton stidrsr was q business VIE
tor in WhcclinE Tuesday
Wise Frances MHrnrfHr az uorrf
Tree. attended church here sunday.
Walter Vinsei N Wheeiinr sns,t
SUNDAY With friends in town
Mr George % Wolfe 81 washington.
~. spending several days with
Mf-s T-ace sh1,vsssr. o. Mc.ferbsn
o. Visiting r~iafivss hsfo f0r n frv dave
William Lemlcy ~ Hundred. o. at
Mr. nnCar Hartinr ~ Murton ia the
guest ~ friends ln town
MleH Annie Mndn returned home nffar
pending few days with friends in Ne
Mechcn.
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WEST LIBERTY


WET LIBERTY. W Va. Sent 81 -
me little Normal town on Thurrdav
looked Ike The village" everyone rn-
ing % the West Alexander fair All re-
port a good time m 30 wna dusty.
W. and Mrs Glenn Emnurrann frfi
On "wednesday Tor Golfers where Sir
tfnWersnn has a position fn fhe rehuoi
Mrs Emma Spear. ~ gherrafd. n
Visiting relatives here
Rally dan will De observed af the NJ
p. church ~ next sunday 81 40 u ~
good program ls being prepared and
frccial music viii be rendered
Relatives from Whceiing were guests
this Wcek - MI and MrH Locker.
Mrs. Wells. 81 Lewis. b. visiting her
father. Mr.. a H. Jacobs o. clinton
Ny. and Mrs ,. ~ MCr0iinrh and a0r
Gayle. spent Tuesday % Washington.
Hon w. ~ g. Curtis has hsep o.,
home for several days looking after his
interest in the oi1 wells and hrfnirr 10
strengthen the political fences
Misses CniUe W CurtIa. Maud curffs
Maud Iencrson. and Mrs. Emma Glass
enjoyed pleasant outing ir thr cnnr-
re- Tuesday evening On the Curtis auto
W John somerr. 81 pittsburrb O..
Nialung 30 The Savers home the new
rgaldencc on the Hloch farm. when corn
rlefcd VIII DO one 81 the nnoaf homes
Dr. fhia vicinity NJ renrra NfrErorrl
of MheeiinF. a. the contractor Tor the
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NOTICE-CONTRACTORs



Notice A. hereby given that the under
signed state Board Of Control of West
virginia viii. until noon OF the sth day
OF October. 1914. receive sealed bids for
furnishing all materials and labor nee
e>-sry 20 erect and complete. In con-
nection with the main Concord School
forum with basement for heating plant
wing. 70 Be erected on the grounds OF
brick and reinforeed concrete mskins
them fire proof.
Contractors can secure plans and
specifications BY sddressins the office
ton. w. Va. and same will also be on
nis at the following places:
Concord Normal school Athens. w
offiee OF J, r. Moss Iron Works,
Wheeling. W. Va
All bids must be scaled. plainly ad-
cSs1ies,o1 w vs an Sirn marked oi SDn N
conspicuous place on the envelope. bid
for work at Athens" The bid must be
accompanied by a certified check for
OF unsuccessful bidders will be return
ed when contract II awarded. and checl,
OF successful bidder will be held until
cuted. upon failure OF bidder to execute
which. his check will be retained BY the
state Board OF Control TO cover expenses
immediately after contract is award
ed the successful bidder will be re-
CURED to execute n proper contract with
guaranty company bond in a penalty
equal to the amount of the contract
price. said bond TO be conditioned for
the construction and completion OF the
work as set forth In the plans and spec
ifications. same to be completed by Aug.
1. 1915.
All bids must be made on forms filed
with the specifications. and which will.
on request. be mailed TO any bidder.
The state Board OF Control reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
BY J. s. LAKIN
E-l0-l2-iT-1e President
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REVENUE BILL
Work on War Measure Not Completed
and Stamp Tax viii Come Up To-
day-Brokers Must Pay.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Sept. IS
stock brokers who have protested
against a proposed special tax Of $50
a year will not escape assessment.
democrats OF the ways and means
committee determined to-day to in
clude them in the war revenue bill
which Is now being perfected.
Arguments that brokers should not
be taxed because stock exchanges are
now closed will not be regarded as
sufhcient to entitle brokers TO exemp-
ton. inasmuch as IL is probable that
the exchanges again will be operating
before the need for war revenue has
passed
Perfection of the revenue bill was
not completed to-day. Stamp tax rates
VIII be taken up tomorrow. Few
changes are contemplated in the
stamp tax rates as levied during the
standardization War. though the
undetermined.
The committee to-day approved the
additional tax Of 80 cents a barrel on
beer. the tax of 2 cents a gallon on
gasoline and the special taxes on
bankers. brokers and tobacco dealers.
u Is proposed to fix the wine tax at
IA cents a gallon on dry wines and 20
cents on sweet wines The matter was
left open. however. in order to give the
california wine growers an opportuni-
" TO hle a statement with the COM
mittee tomorrow.
The committee decided to eliminate
me minimum tax contained in the
spanish war revenue law on bankers.
That law levied a tax OF $50 on bank
ers with capital and surplus not ex.
ceeding $4,000. and 81 a thousand ad-
ditional. The proposed bill will Ak
the bankers tax at the fiat rate of
~ per thousand of capital and sur
plus.
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FILEs oEcLARATIon.

Mehal Komornik H. a native Of Aus
trla-tunFary and though he doesn't
mind being n soldier. he dooanf want
10 Join the Austrian army. He H. 1uifs
satisfied % become an American sol
der. however. and yesterday fled 4
declaration 81 intention % becoming
on American citizen with nruufv
Clerk George p BOYD. In tho Federal
court. IN order that he might BE- en-
fihlc for enlistment TIE gave hf1
age AZ % years and occupation that
of coal miner He arrived In inc
United States April rs. 1907.
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CAPTURED
French Cruiser Takes Steamer Hsina a
Prize and Lands Her az
Martinique.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1S-Sir Courtnay
walter Bennett the British consul mere
announced this afternoon the receipts ~
news that French cruiser had captured
nc steamer Heina and had taken her o.
Martinique 10 was said the vessel was
SERVING a. collier az the time Of cap
turc, supposedly for the German cruia-
err IN the Atlantic. although her mission
was not stated
The only steamship BY the name 81
Heina recorded In the Maritime Regis
.terr - the Norv cEian frclEhter Heiun.
boat OF 100 tone. which sailed from
fhiladolpjhia on August for la Guay-
r.. Venezuela.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 20 M.nufaesursr., Josbsrs, Msr-

Notice 70 manufacturers. Jobbsrs, Msr-
ehantl and Others wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE is FNEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board of Control of the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
AZ Its office at Charleston. West Virginia,
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. tho financial manage
ment OF which Is vested in said Board.
contracts will be awarded to the lowest
Didders. quality considered. and other
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nlshed bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
ta-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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afternoon. Tho sixteenth Of the 90.
ries Of studies in life Problems OF
Men. viii BE- considered Tho subject
n Nhrlata Remedy for the World d
SIN. p ~ PrObat. religious work
secretary. VIII lead ln the discussion
Spirited gospel sinrinn viii be- n fra.
ture All men and boys are cordially
invited.
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WeIlsburo BrIefa

Mrs; ". p. wickham Of Wheeling
was visiting relatives here yesterday
MT: and Mrs. George Black and
daughter, Miss Helen. have returned
tives In Washington, Pa
george NJ. Barr Of Cleveland. o..
representing the Asborne company.
was a business caller in Wellsburg
on Friday.
Lester Banks OF the Banks Con-
stTuction company Of Clarksburg. was
day.
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Won Second Money

broadway Boy" owned by Edward
Traubert OF this city, took second
money in the three minute trot at
the West Alexander. Pa, fair on
Thursday. In the first two heats the
Weilsourg horse won handily but was
nosed out OF FIRST place after an ex-
citing race.
DIR. Burns" a horse from HOLIDAYS
handy style.
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Returned 10 Rethanx

Prof. A p. Finley was in wenspuls
TOT a short time Friday morning.
navlng stopped on TO see a number OF
friends before going TO Bethanv-
where he will teach in the college
this winter. Prof. Finley has been
spending the summer in Chicago. III.
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Elmer Blankensop is putting the
finishing touches TO frame dwelling
on twenty NTH street which Will be
ready for occupancy by the nrst or
the week. II is a house of five rooms
win all modern conveniences and
well located out Of ordinary floods.
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Held AdIourned Meetlnn-

The board Of directors OF the Bell
view Camp Meeting association held
an adjourned meeting at the camp
ground on Friday afternoon. The
cottages were inspected and further
improvements projected.
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Mrs. Brorka Died.

Word was received here this after
noon about $3.50 o'clock, that Mrs.
Howell Brozka passed away at the
Ohio. Her body will be brought TO
this city for burial.
Mrs. Brozka shot herself through
the left side on Thursday afternoon
She had been in I'll health for several
weeks, suffering from nervous
breakdown. Her husband and seven
children survive
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FOR SALE
SMALL SUBURBAN HOME

Three room cottage. n good condi-
ton. situated on a corner lot In Elm
Grove is offered for sale. House has
two porches and good cellsr Cement
walks. Lot 80 by 13S feet. Excellent
garden In rear and two runs for
chickens with good poultry houes and
work shed For further information
call 147-W Elm Grove.
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tcuiFr diet7"
"Na. bgt hts btu did birmingham
AGE Herald.
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Lots in our New Addition be-
tween Elm Grove and Triadelphia
are now ready for the market. The
only lots at reasonable prices in
the "Out-the-Pike" District. Call
at our Office or az our store at Elm
Grove and see Plat. Terms TO suit
purchaser. We also have some
four room apartments with bath
for rent NJ moderate nrices .
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Chile has spent 1857 800 for s23
bridges on government railroads.
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IEvEsrons-wRsts.r You b.

TNVEsToRs-Wheth you have $50 or
amount of stock % factory making
world necessity offered 81 $3.50 FOR
5000 shares. only three cornranfoa In
fnn~ Yearly Company backed hv lead.
ing business men. World trade already
established Write quick FOR coetfv
Dept %. Kcnoaha. wiz 49,
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Remember, The Married Life Of
Helen and Warren begins In next
Mondays lntelIioeneer.
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WANTED-FemaIe He'll
BUSINESS Opportunities

WE have an extraordinary fine onoort,,-
nifty Tor right party who wants 10 ser
mo sood. steady, money making bust
ness Tor life either by himself or with
ethers, or. In connection with his other
ousiness-store, manufacturing plant
grain elevator. mill. farm, etc. You
n,slay oe that very party, whether sou
I'VE IN n city. town. village or on tho
farm-doesn't matter which. The or.
portunity - as much yours as the other
man and you are just as much entitled
70 ne big profits as anybody else 50
De the first In your place to write us
Tor the facts and figures-convincin
ttsumony OF others. telling how they
are making good. big. fat profits ana
now you can make the same big money
steady money every day IN the wear
on a small Investment as compared x,ftb
othcr lines. BY having Us install for vou
one or our big moncy-makinR little ff,ffr
MIL wonders. the Midget" Marvel SELF
Sontalned Roller Flour Mill--the most
that's revolutionizing the milling ana
llour business all over this country
More are being installed ever year than
~ ~ long system" mills combined. N
ilays competition right and left al big
profit because n a. a perfect, conpisfs
compact uttlc roller patent flour m I'M eli
~ one small case. making high a. 20
Dds. finest roller flour a day. besides
uon. on small floor space ana on iitfie
power. You don't need previous milling
experience. You or anybody else ear
run ~ by yourself. Makes high a. $40
days free trial money-back guarantee.
write now Tor our free book. f-rho story
Of "a Wonderful Flour Mil" estimates.
plans, terms. convincing testimonials.
free sales helps Tor starting 700 % max
Tor you ANGLO-AMERICAN MILL,
co. Incorporated. si5 Trust Ridg.
owensboro. Ky. s-ia-E
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Case Continued.

Tn case OF William Hill against
Ensel Tenner OF Bethany for taking
Mr.. Hill's auto out OF the garage was
continued until next Thursday. Ten
ner was represented by Attorney X.
.. Judge OF Wheeling and Mr.. Hin by
states attorney. II Is believed that
the case viii be compromised before
II comes to trial.
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mEws MEETING SUNDAY At
". ~. &. a WILL BE fNTERESTINi

The mems meeting % The Young
Mems Christian AEsOciation viii b.
held a. the usual hour. 3.fl. Sunday
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Reception COMMITTEES.

The Merchants association appoint-
ed j. s. Liggett and II. G. Eniir IS
a committee to meet the booster
steamer Ohio at Steubenville, Ohio.
next Tuesday when IL Is on its way
70 this city. At the landing the
merchants association and as many
OF the business men and citizens as
possible VIII meet he boat. Colonel
w. w. Beall will deliver the welcome
in behalf of tue city to the boat com
mittee. Autos win be secured to take
the visiting committee over the city
ana through the Mills and factories
IL time will permit.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

s>-~->~>-s>----<-~>>---- -----~~~-~~c-~>~-->
FOR SALE.
The Homestead" cottage on
MoundsvilIe Camp Grounds, in
gcNd condition. Address Forest
View" Box l02, Elm Grove, w. Va.
Or call Bell phone 79-L, Elm Grove.
foE SALES acres of land. 2 room
house, fine bearing vineyard OF 100
concord grapes. 200 peach trees. black
berries and other small fruit. Short
half mile from National Pike at Loyds-
Vile: o. Call or address. Geo. G. Ffnney.
ST. Clairsville. Ohio. r. ID. No. g. s-I5-j
ron RENT-Residence at Highland
PARK T. b. Sweeney. Schmulbach
drug s'lsli
FoH SALE have for sale in Allie
gheny county. Maryland, several
licensed hotel properties. centrally loca-
ted. IL interested write OF phone. j.
Philip Roman. 10 n. Liberty ST.. Cum
berland. Md. s-iO-p
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WANTED-MALE HELP


WAHTED-Nske s21 next Saturday.
Brand new proposition. patented last
January Amazing invention. compress
ed air washing machine. weights but
two pounds: excels work of high priced
machines. Customers excited. agents
9olnins money A sale at every house.
, pTses e, only n,S,s sisc; 1905 profit. cleans
masic- y Hughes made s,i first s
hours No charge for territory. Bust
ness supplies the capital investigate.
Write now. Wendell Co. 422 Oak St.
Seipsie. y. s-i9-g
wAErEp.-Men to learn the barber
Can earn while you learn. Tools given.
JOBS waiting Big demand for our bar
Per. at surprising wages. Write to-day.
Moler Barber collese. cincinnatL o.
wANrED-Ambitious young men 20
take practical proofreadlng course.
ments. Pupils aided 10 positions. sun
Service. Rochester. n. Y. s-1s-g
wANrED-Experfence Speciality raie--
men or merchants preferred by we'll
rated Cleveland firm. 10 sell merchants
greatest specially OF the day. $500 20
paid weekly. State experience. o. j.
Ringle. station c. Cleveland. o. s-iS-g
WANTED = EXCLUSIVE SALES
MANAGER for state of West Virginia
Tor patent fuel economizer and heat reK-
ulators adaptable TO every coal and wood
burning stove or furnace: guaranteed 10
save one-half the fuel. Chance of lifs-
time. Write Stephen Adam, 1852 Broad
way. New York City. s-1s-g
WAErED-Wide awake agents are coin
ing money with our easily demonstra-
ted spectalties. Write to-day for par
uculars and new catalog. A. Hack $50
T.. f2nd St. New York. N. Y. s-1s-g
WANrED-Become railway mail clerks
Commence $500 month. Sample ex-
animation questions free. Franklin In
sutute. Dept. 470-R.. Rochester, N Y
-29-wed- fri-sat
WANTED-Carpenters Immediately
Ford Motor Co. building cor Moore a
Center Ave. Pittsburgh. Pa Open shop.
NJ. w. Mack Construction Co. s-is-l
WAHrEp-Agents 10 sell the New EN-
press vacuum Cleaner and CARPET
sweeper. on weekly payments OF 26cts
Big sales. Big pay. c. r. Adams Co.
ii4o-li42 Main ST. UP stairs. apr2s-tf
wANrED-At once. several good deliv-
cry and sales boys. TO work before
school. Apply at Circulation Depart
ment. lnteliisencer. between and