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NEW JERSEY.

FURNISHED HOUSES at Boor,on and
Mountain Lakes for r'u'. HOWARD J.
CAHil.L, Boonton, y !.
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Manhattan

TER SARAH, 'N'rS. 10 / Mortgage
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-08

Perkins. n. w n. Hurst. city clerk:
y. Brown, treasurer. and J. ~ Hausnta-
wout, city engineer. were elected with
GUIDE ROOKIE. n. Crazy and w. F.
Croweh were unanimously elected on the
peoples ticket The policy will continue
Ryan IL Reelected.
GRAND ISLAND Charles q Ryan
citisens' oonventio2 ticket headed By w.
a. Prince by a majority OF twenty-five
out Of total Of Isss yotes II IVES IN, the
convention wa tried and one OF the main
issues was conferred on the merits Of this
system a. agsinst an inalyidnS . p etit1oaa.
VALLEYS ~ Howard. Z. Brway and
Lawrence Coy elected trustees for two
years. Town remains dry.
UNIVERSITY PLACE-J l. Claflln
ns sjory mspS STty vo Ston James sH
Flodd. ~. y. Lobb and w. II. Amos are
the new reelected councilmen. Cecil
c Gstss snd MsssIs Klg were TssleSted
authorizing the purchase of a lot for a
city library was passed by large
library for University Place as s12,5oO has
elreedy been promised by the Carnegie
gssPi'R.iiiNGiiFiIp1D-rown against license
BY twenty-five majority. Trustees; g.
Change todry.
BARNEsToN-wet by twenty-four. No
Odeii-Wet by two votes No change.
/ PIckeli-Wet by twenty-one. No change.
BI4ADEN-Drys won by A majority Of
10 against the saloon and - against the
pool hall. J. A.. Denton, J. p. Kropp and
II. y. Mccoy were elected trustees for a
two-year term, and g. II. Phelps for a
one-year term. The town was wet last
AUBURN--Auburn went dry by a ma.
jorjty OF % votes, The Initiative and
referendum was adopted by a large ma
1offty w. II, Freeman was elected
mayor; a. M: Engles. treasurer; w. b
.REPDBLIcAN C1TY-Republican City't
election report; Two trustees elected
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-08

OF the water system. electric lights end
sewer system The vote resulted IN the
two fret being carried by vote or ~
and s., respectively, while sewers received
only a.
bIDOuFfrJn=Ti W Pumps was re-
elected mayor BY ma iorltv of III votes
City han bonds Of $500 accepted by
majority OF 20 votes.
| PONCA-G. I. Wood, citizens ticket
was elected mayor over DR. ~ II. Lewis
| by a majority OF 200. n. Knerl treas
Ibrek, police Judge Electric light fran
chise proposition carried by large ma
jcrity. City is stu dry.
NEwCAsrLE-City went dry first time
in its history by majority Of 3.
gLKHoRN-Henry Bay. Clyde Hollis
ter and Henry Rasmuss were elected VIII
laRe trustees. License not an issue. Town
/ IL wet
| HASTINGS = William Madgett. large
property owner, viii become Hastings
"newsboy mayor" next week. He won
out over G. @. Ingraham. the incumbent
yesterday by 81 votes MadFett who
one OF the largest Taxpayers in the city.
High license won out by 163. a normal
| majority Candidates for the Board OF
Education opposed to the Barr admins
tration were elected by good matcl tiles.
This contest was complicated with the
fight on q proposed school bond Issue to
be voted on April 20 The successful can
didatss are opposed 10 the bonds, which
are expected TO be defeated
MJLBEN-C- c. Campbell, r. NJ.
/ Pierce. w. b. Adams. A. @. Humphrey
and r. T. Morrison. present no license
board. were reelected. Ten thousand
dollar water bonds met defeat 3,
i CURTIS-Linn McCawin and Lou Ire
city board. City still remains in the dry
j list.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-08

Business mems ticket E. 0. Fapb-
z isn SO ,,cks q p HanT %s,bS ~ Cs y,
hiblting the sale OF giving away OF In
toxiosflng liquor; Against 42 for. a.
CRETE-Edward W. Parker was re-
elected mayor here yesterday by a ma
voted upon at this election The saloon
WE not a vital question and the town
remains wet
Loup City Dry for First Time.
LoUP cITY-For the first time in the
history OF this city IT went dry. The
elected I nooY IS Peter ROVE csaE W. NJ
o. Wolfe, city engineer L. Hansen, treas
urer. and II. II. II. Williams, police judge.
The proposition for sewer bonds in the
sum OF 10000 carried by vote of 1876
TO Ill
wIBBER--Joseph Cerny. william Bo-
hack and s. A. Shestak were elected
trustees without opposition. Less than
one-haf the voters came TO the polls.
MADTSON-The citizens ticket was
II. Field. mayor; G. j. Kortman. treas
urer; r. J. bankers, clerk; A. J. Thatch.
city engineer. License was not an issue.
City IL wet
DUNBAR-Dr. w. Davies Gibbon and
70. e. West were elected village trustees.
IINDSAY--V. Lauesen and John Muck
we're elected village trustees. No issues
up. The town remains wet
WATERIlOO-C. A. Stenglein ana +. ID.
Todd were elected members OF the town
board Tuesday. No side issues. Board
favors license.
GRANT-Owen stockton and Frank
Tenne were elected trustees. Bonds for
sl2, 500 for city TO own water and electric
light system carried Sunday base ball
in the village of Grant lost.
SYRACUSE+-D. August Hahn and Wal
ter r. Neff were elected members of the
town board for two years. Syracuse Is
was on the referendum vote OF the peo-
pie as to whether the board should call
a bond election for two out of three pub
lie improvements. These were extension
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-08
STORz GENUINE BOOK BEER

Our brew this season is exceptionally
good. We have yet to taste it's equal.
Try Il down town. Send a case home for
the family. Phone Chas. Storz. Web. 1880.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-08
Albion Ia Dry.

AIlBIoN-This city today changed from
Vet % dry By twenty seven majority.
The following officers were elected: II
y. Paine. mayor; Robert Larson. clerk
W. g.. Day, treasurer. r. N. Stluck en-
gineer. T. j. Matthew'S A. ~. I.add
counciimen; Frank Day and A. A. MeY-
Il ers, metnbers OF the Board OF Educatiou
9kNENA-oeneVa went dry b. twentF-
| two majority on refenendunn VOTE ia
hak been wet for years $500 =
AhLINGTON-S II. Lockman. ID
lNQEcomb o. =. Hazen, oOuncnmen. re-
elected. Dry, b. seventeen votes
l FAifMONT-Ail candidates Of ths
cifI1ens party we're elected The volt
stood; Mayor, McAlpin, 100: Akin. 81
WhItcomb. ~, Second ward Hadies NJ
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ONE JUNIOR" BROWN HUNTING
FOR HIS INTERNATIONAL BOOM

to give Woods a boost. and Il was Ia
Zen up all along the Chiffon trenches.
which are most numerous and strong
est in the southern section OF the
state. and the Woods boom has been
rolling along serenely ever since.
Flock to Brown.
should this combination be made be-
tween Chiffon and Woods. II Is newt
ebfe. the way the politicians look at
II. that the large and excessively noisy
clement OF his party which is opposed
to Chiffon will naturally stack up be-
hind Brown. What with his own
strength in the Second district. and
that of the anti-Chilton forces through
out the State. Brown would be
equipped for battle with odds even.
So. from this distance. It looks TO the
democratic railbirds viewing the try
outs that the principal contenders may
be Brown and Woods.
Taking the two men under the fly
glass. one hasn't very much on the
ether as campaigner. Woods Is
better public speaker. but Brown does
Yer ywell at that when he is in tune.
Brown is far-and-away the better
mixer. He is in the heavyweight
class az handshaker. and ne just
can't make his smiling eyes behave
when he goes vote-getting. tie has
never been known to tie the bovine
on the outside. and when II comes TO
separating himself from his money
for something he dearly wants for his
own. he does IL without batting an
eye and in a fashion so Indifferent that
Il makes the blood pressure of an or
binary coin collector rise nigh 10 the
point OF fatality. And that Is one
thing. the Democratic brethren say,
that Sam Woods. of Barbour county,
hasn't learned how 10 do.
Other Possibilities.
There are other gubernatorial pos
sibilities, TO be sure. among the un-
terrihed. but the politicians OF that
party do not seem TO regard them
seriously. Not just now. Some OF
them may be so regarded later OIL.
There is Judge John h. Wilkinson OF
Logon. There Is also Frank Is. Ems
low OF Huntington and George |. Neal
OF the same city, neither OF whom
takes the mentioning OF his name vita
grave and serious mein. Then there
is Marmaduke Nicely. the loquacious
salve sprcaGer of First congressional
district fame.
There Is also recently very kindly
mention of the Hon. owen : Mckln-
ney, likewise OF Fairmont. MIR. Nc
times for many offices during many
years. Once ne got over and was
made speaker of the House Of Dele
gates Should he become a candidate
he almost certainly could count on the
loyal support of Ex-Governor Fleming,
Clarence Watson. Charley Wells, Ran
Stalmaker. Bill Ohley Col Garry
Wall of Richmond. and the John Mayo
estate. With support like that all ht
wou.d have 10 do would be to go out
and get the votes.
All suggestions from friends as to
what should be done by Mr.. Brown To
raise his boom from the dumps. should
be mailed 10 him at Kingwood. lie
departed thence this date.
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csmotsr,. ls visiting friends in virginia
''.o.E. MILO Of rark Wow. attended
th. rnrrf uf Wellington Pa yesterday.
.,.f SMITH. ~ fulton. Win leave in
800 ti.it friends AND relatives
ALBERT tinkIfr. of Center street. Pull
.i.. i', ,.r ihr iacific coast.
l.uI. l..y VIII Open uah aud oyster
mnrk.. "u dHin street Elm Grove. TO-
.I.a ruHa Stewart or Efrwood. is
wa nE .f..uIn BOD E0llHlrr
800 POD Mr EfIco Elr.t and family.
vrsfr uey VIII spcnd O. fsw DAYS tbt
Nr mo Mrs o. 81 Springer. OF rris.
.I. u...uiI.. Hrluuanted hf Mesrra &C..
4 Va I Ntftr OF Inudelphia. Tor 81
.H.r o. whore hey viii spend a fsw
.ff erI Nre Fr,d Kline ~ Tri.det-
".in f. visiting friends 90 Jackson
49, aud urs j. D Weeks. of rtiadei
.tIH. have returned from Sew Ateran
IfiH. Cd. whore they spent some time tho
afa vs. u rrarisr OF yr.tf,rt,,
i1 D. NiHitiuE friends in TradrfUhin
81 NHs 900. woe Given BY H number OF
-.m 'fo. tgunH rr0ple iast evening ur
Wf UHrr. Nr.fuurHy
Albert Iall Hnd Emrrg poffrubrrrer.
OF t0. Wet Virginia Traction ana f.Iss.
goo COMPANY H1.r returned ffnu H
-nnf. vacation spent in Washington
'utl.s Iu,. moved I..f.rIsr fron fta
Ihs U1Il rnFIurrrrF Company moved
1900. HIYn. .rI.Nrr from NtHI.HsI. tt..
rush stnne fo. tHs rssurf8,Inr OBJ trr
1H. m.r.U,r. .I H. Hmr.. ,
football t.am. oi lIsaaod. wIu h.Id
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ONE TIME 1T 6LossomEo LIKE
a GREEN BAY TREE BUT
HAS SINCE lAPSED.
How TO Revive II 10 Puxxlins VIM. G.
Sam Woods and Some Others
Are Mentioned.
BY CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Oct. g.
Mister Junior" Brown who does the
congressing for the Second West NIr-
ginia district. would like to hear sug-
gestions what TO do to put some pep
into his gubernatorfal boom. II Is
not doing well In truth. II is weak
snd SICILY, almost PROSTATE with that
red feeling and likely TO pass away
entirely with serious complications
unless some miraculous treatment
can be hit on to restore II.
MIR. Brown has been here for a
week or more now. during which time
q he has confided TO intimates that
there will be something done TO IN
ject life into his boom and try to
attract public attention to IL. lie
may go hire a hall. or band or do
any one Of thousand different
things to focus the shifting public $
optic on his present lofty aspiration.
but he hasn't decided just what he
will do 10 get the publicity that he
Graves and which his candidacy ap-
parenJly so greatly requires. This Is
his immediate problem. Unless he IL
asking suggestions.
The Brown governorship got away
~ ~ rROA b1A an EAdANs anu 'udAs
say the Democratic politicians. is
what ais II. II was sprunk too soon.
There wasn't the proper psychology
present az the moment OF It's bornIng
they say, and everybody knows. zen
II they do not know what II all means.
that nothing gets by the goal OF sue
cess unless old p. Sy. Chology s
right there on the lob. seems he
wasn't when Junior" Brown. many
months ago, frankly confessed ms
ambition instead OF coyly denying Il
until the more opportuHe time ghen
folk showed an interest in political
matters of the kind. OF course. pull
ing that third-sup-of-coffes gag is old
stuff but still at that. they seem 10
stand tor it.
Only Zeal Candidate.
Congressman Brown Is the one man
of the coterie of Democrats who have
been honorably and idly mentioned as
likely gubernatorial timber on the
Democratic reservation. who may be
termed a real. and an active candi-
date. He wants the nomination and
IS going after II. There may be among
the others some who are just as am
bilious at heart. but they are at the
present time keeping their secret to
themselves. or these. Sam Woods of
Barbour. is suspected of laundering
for the job OF standard bearer with a
hank no less hankerous than that OF
William Gray B rown. But expert
ence has taught Sam Woods Of Bar
bour. mayhap. OF know a bunch when
TO hank when he feels one
Mr.. Woods is taking no chances. No
faux pas for Samuel v, IL he can keep
from committing one. He Is letting
others do the boosting. IL anybody is
urging" him this time. he may not
be expected 10 announce IT, And yet
they are. There are a good many
Democratic leaders who are urging
Woods on their fellows. and they are
very closely connected with Senator
Chilton's own" organization. c. w.
Osenton. on a visit here. was the first
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ogotstions. Richard Williams. Alfred

Quotations: Richard williams. Alfred
Meyer
Heading The Name o. old Glory"
a.. 1850. 5000. Donald O'rear
no ---...... ..... Bernard stimmci
Quotations John Kasun. Gertrude Free-
Reading when the World nusfs
o. ihrouEh .t......... clarence FRYE
Headinr The Boy Lives on our
arm ..... ......... George Nought
Current Events.
Clara cGnr
Ken CLARK
Edward Whcrfou
Melvin Sfetnhlrker
Prank Muffeny
rrre carl Gone
Sec Anna Mae Hughes
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World" ....... Charles Schneidn,it icr
EoadinE. The Land o. Used TO BE"
fFAuHAN BORN 2
Quotations Johnny Yanda Margaret
NuglOr
Reading SO BOZ Knows" ..........
...t.-........ Elizabeth steinbicker
Reading. An tmpctuoua Resolve
.s............... Charlotte Nanklrx
Quotations GLADYS Marsh Emma IRA
vice
Reading. The Bumbisbee- ..........
Headlns The squirt Gun uncie MsSed
Me- ............ Richard p.fr-
Quotations Dorothy singer. Thomas
Cox
reading when The World Husta
Through ........... John Harding
Reading The Boy Lives ON our
arm ..... ...-....... Harold Meyn
current Events.
George Eufh
Kenneth WrnffIrfd
carrie WeiahauH
Margaret Harcn
Pres Chester March
See. IOaella Norman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

Earl hraunlich Of seventh street and
hichland avenue. was business visitor
yesterday Ia Washington IA.
MI and Mrs. William Connolly or
north Warwoud, are spending several
Cks VISITING friends in Colorado.
Word vas received from Paul Never.
ttatiuF that De On slowly rcCuFeriug al
the 81 Francis hospital in IIttenurrn.
Mrs. william Harris OF N0rth War
wood, ie spfnuluE several DAYS VISITING
friends tn Pittsburgh.
large house on south Warwuot
stlmmsi
Many teachers OF Richiand district
attended Che demonstration ~ the
lNtnr TAKING machine at stone ara
Thomas store Tufedav evening
walter NrunEuuH o. nhln o. o. uuF
after hcinr 900 at Dts home on scvcnud
street
Nrrting or the Center Warwnnd hose
company viii b. held tnis evening nt II
u lock 90 their building uu Niucfernfh III
street Many different matters will ID
taken up fur discussion.
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Preparatory services.

preparatory services vii. be held Ira
me stone Presbyterian church At Film
Grove tomorrow evening ana SATURDAY
afternoon, 10 preparation OF tns Cummt-
mon services % be held SUNDAY NOM
ing me speaker on Friday evening viii
D. Rev. -. n. King. pastor Of the Pres
byterian church az Beilaire. on ~atur-
daN afternoon Rev. g.. T. carson. pa stor
Will speak.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

class Of the Fr.ehl fsfirn church Df t.frr
Grove Will give ffHlIuusfu ufrtv TrI.
daf rtcning. october L1fh. To- tue haar-
ment % The rhurcn. Great rrruurafiour
have been made end HUI.rI.I rr1Er4r,
Wlll D. rendered The r'ura n.U hold a.
business mt.f.ua night 4f .I. I..I.
~ George Jones. Ir woods aHdifIar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

Never take pcpsin and preparationsl
containing pepein or other digostiveI
iormrnts for INDIGESTION. as the moreI
YOU take the more you wiz have fo1
take What is needed is tonic nke,
Chamberlain Tablets that VIII
enable thc stomach fo perform usf
functions naturally Obtaiuahio every
whore.
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Elm Grove Council.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
council OF Elm Grove will be neld this
evening IN the town hall General bus
mess vii be- transacted in AMBITION Co
special matters.
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Tho following o. The program Cor the
Jefferson Society
biography 90 Author - Enaa Wsfehsra
IH.m October EIIraIrfH w.IfaNrr.rr
quotations Esther Moore. Vera TefIrr
READING The Dld IIHF Muw"
...... Iarl NeahIff
Nftdiur Waifiu Yer the Cat % uIs.
......... Lillian Ktudfrtsrrer
9uuiHfIUn. MnU"I.u Furrrh Doris
Wolf
E.lu.ur lHr Funniest In.ra In th.
World rf.|... 49,.
N.HdInr 1.-THE Land ~ Used fa a..
Alice NAV sutton
% un'nf."Hr II1r.Ii Kemp U1rfUn Mon
Reading $50 u.t knav.. ..........
U..HInr .U"r H.,f erf
..-....... ............ Nare Jewell
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OUT-THE-PIKE
WIN Hold Rally.

The members Of the Epworth league
Of the Buckley NJ. =. church. Of hug
wood. will mold "A rally this evening IN
the Sunday school room of the church.
An interesting program will be rendered
and a general good time l. assured \
cordial invitation Il EXTENDED 70 every
one to be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
Team Practieing Hara

Inc Triadclphia district school foot
nall team got down 10 hard practice on
lhe fltasantou grounds yesterday after
noon. ~ preparation for tn game To- b.
pia4 90 saturday Afternoon with THE
Middle bourne high school Team M Aft,.
dlrb"nrnc. The team up 60 the present
has won every game that has boon PLAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

me " oman AllsFtunHrN Society uI
the stone irfHby trrian church Of Elm
groN, VIII meet ibis afternoon ~ tH.
church pgrl'rs. \ short program viii
b. carried out.
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chicksn-Wafne supper

The members Of the Ladies Aid Socle-
w OF the Kim Grove II. r.. church viii
give a chicken and waffle sumner fhis
evening. In the basement Of tn.. churrn
Elaborate arrangements nave been made.
70 accommodate a large crowd. The pro-
ceeds realized from IN. supp.r will A.
added 10 the society fund
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q meeting OF the Iadfess Ala eo~fet =
nt the Lutheran church. viii b. held ais
evening az o'clock, 81 the home Of Mrs.
August 4. Eboling. 81 Twcnt y-first ST
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nihIr C1nan n1...i,r

- mr'ur ~ The stHnuHrI bearers
llthle Gloss of the 81 D. church off fIut
Grove VIII b. held thlr ...uiaA Boo tI.
I"WlnE TIE business session e social lime
vii D. enjoyed. lHf mttffnr viii o..
tonight instead OFF FRIDAY r.oninr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

A dane viii o. given hf thf Warwoul
dancing ect thiq evening tt Lasch.a he'll
corner FIffh stree nur Murwuud ave-
nue..
s dance vii b. given af Urcrh uot0rf
fNIa oNcring Hf tffOa hall near stop
&C. On che Panhandle traction linr
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Farmerx, Meeting

The agricultural meeting held last
evening in the Bell school house was of
unusual interest to the farmers who re-
side IN the eastern portion OF Triadel-
phia district. Prof Horace Atwood of
the Pan Handle Agricultural club. de-
liNered the principal address.
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Mr. Hibhel wen known citizen of |
south Wnrwoud. who has RI large orchard
which is in FUN bloom 90 the present |
time
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turn to work
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! ,',.ls ocular pr'e,i-. this sy.Dios q,
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You are given 3 full years i'm which t.
pay for one of these Behr Bros. piano,
Copyright. 1915. by C. A. House,

ESSENCE of this
the money
eato neea 10 or
dyo onandm
sra
&
" the" nothing hinder Y%nS pay
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Because You get $3.50 piano for $255-
saving you $95.
because you may take 8 full years. time
In which to make your payments
Because you can "back out" if you wish.
and get your money back at the end of
thirty days.
because you are given the privilege of
exchanging the piano at any time within
one year, for any reason whatsoever.
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5-Because the manufacturers (Behr Bros d
Coz together with ourselves guarantee
this piano for years, without making
single reservation in the guarantee
6-Because, should you die before all the
payments have been met, the remaining
unpaid payments will be cancelled, and
your family will receive a receipt in full
for the piano.
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p " Nf"Isf ssIio6 n VI oH0r
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All suggestions from friends as to
what should be done by Mr.. Brown TO
raise his boom from the dumps, should
be mailed 10 him at Kingwood. lie
departed thence this date.
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III you WISH. IOu may pay 70, % OF Do dollars
as an initial payment if you wish The point
is, we want you to understand that we are not
asking or expecting you to pay faster than the
terms we have set on these instruments
three full years time in which to make your
payments.
Surely, this is your opportunity. One Won
should take immediate advantage of.