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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1916-02-04

were only eleven in the family, so his
love must have been great, thought.
but she drove him off. No Holiness
could stand that orgin-noise and that
devilish hoe-down business. Mister,
I,never seen hit myself, nor would
ever look at SIGH hell-fred doins"---
is that all you can say against
your brot hers wife,
well, haint that enough"
saw that the old man was getting
excited, and calmned him down with
the assurance that | certainly was
shocked, and would see what could be
done. 1t is hardly necessary to say
that the woman got her pension. Ev-
idence in the case showed that she
was an angel of light compared to the
old man himself. who, in spite of his
holiness, was anything but an angel.
Another old chap met in Johnson
county, Arkansas, got so full of the
holiness idea that he had, as he
thought, regular communion with the
Almighty. One day, he announced,
God commanded him to give beating
to another old fellow who had been
crippled when his house blew down in
a hurricane. The holy one met his
neighbor going to GAINESVILLE. pulled
him out and pummeled him within an
inch Of his life. The old victim had
two stalwart sons in Olarksville, who,
when they heard Of the exploit, looked
up His Holiness and beat him, with ak
handles, till he could scarcely get
home. In the court he explained that
he had beaten up his neighbor by COM
mand of the Lord. The boys defend
ed themselves by saying that they got
their orders direct from Old Scratch.
The judge thought that evened things
up, and discharged them all with
warning to go and sin no MORE"
These same people would take you
in and treat you like a brother if you
came among them as a stranger. and
not stop to ask you how much money
you had. That is, If they do not live
very close to a railroad. Somehow,
the iron of the rails enters the soul
of man, LINDSAY S. PERKINS.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1916-02-04

to show something more serious than
that to keep the woman from getting
a pension"
I'm comm to that, mister! Jist
you wait a minute. You know my
brother is Holiness. He never done
no wrong in his life, and he, being
sanctifed. and got the second bless;n',
hit was jist naturally impossible for
him to sin. And ye know them there
Holinesses can't stand the sound of
no musical instrument, Gaze hits an
abomination unto the Lord. Well,
that there woman went and bought a
parlor origin, and the first thing my
pore brother knowed, they had it sot
up in the house."
"What?"
"She shore did. You hear me. And
they kept junin' on that there origin
as late as nine or ten o'clock at night,
when all honest people was in bed.
And my pore brother, him bein' a
Holiness, couldn't stand anything
like that and they iist pintsdly drove
him away from his own home. Now,
mister. you know that wernt right"
$50 that was the worst she did,"
mo hit wernt, mister! She jist
bodaciously broke my brother upl She
run hoe-downs over him, that's what
she donew
Fran hoe-downs aver him? You
will have to explain Yourself. The
government never heard Of hoe-downs
before"
''Now, mister. I'll tell you what a
hoe-down is. Hits one of the lowest
down, commonest, set-fredest, vulgar
esest dances you ever hearn tell Of.
Hits somethin' like waltzin' if you
know what that is" he added, looking
around and speaking low. THAT
there hoe-down dancin' and that origin
iunin' kept up away into the night,
and my pore brother a-sittin' and o.
sorrowin and a-whittlin' splinters out
on the wood-pile. and the tears a.
streamin' down his face Ike he had
lost his best friend. Mister, he loved
his little familyr This with chok-
ing voice full Of emotion. There
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1916-02-04

Luther Hodges to Maggie Millard.
John Humphrey to Isley James,
Thos. Wrenn to Fenora Rogers.
B. M. Gadberry to Minnie Higgir
potion.
John Nichkols to Loretta Haggins.
John Martin to Fashin Chambers.
L. A. Stout to Martha Griffin.
I. L. Smith to Eldon Springer.
Willie Huckabee to Teen Henson.
J. NJ. Thompson to Grace Perkins.
H. B. George to Jennie Findley.
Jesse Glidewell to Nola Chenault.
Hurley Kerby to Myrtice Archer.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1916-02-04
Special Notice.

| have made arrangements with one
of the largest fish and oyster firms in
the South to supply me with Red
snapper fish and fresh oysters every
Saturday, and beginning Saturday, /
will have fish and oysters. In addition
to this, ! can put the groceries to you.
]. w. ALTERNATELY.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1916-02-04
Prices Advance

Doubtless you have been advised of
The late advance on all steel and wire
goods. We are amply protected
against the situation for the time be-
ing, and we expect to protect our
customers as long as the quantity
lasts. Get your share by making an
early purchase.
SELMER HARDWARE Co.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1916-02-04
For Sale.

| have for sale a lot Of choice, Sc
lected Japanese cane seed for sale al
loo a pound, special price per bushel.
Double the yield of ordinary sorghum.
Finely favored syrup.
s. K. WALLACE. Middleton, Tenn.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1916-02-04

Let me send you 2 dozen white woye
calendar finish envelopes 10 cents,
postpaid.
CLAUDE MIsKMiN, Indianapolis, Ind;
3015 Station st.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1916-02-04

Buy your bananas firm Warren &
Co. They have a house full.
The Delta independent., 1916-12-01
CRAWFORD.
>>>> 80 >>>> .
(Chronicle.)

(Chronicle.)
Glenn Davis bought thirty heifers
from Will Roe this week.
Tom LeValley left last Sunday morn
ing for Minnesota and Wisconsin to
buy cattle.
About three inches of snow fell
Monday night to remind us that we
are short of coal.
Miss Florence Southworth left the
first of the week for Flint, Michigan
to visit her mother and other rela.
tives
L. s. Lunn and wife and Geo. Van
Engen left on Sunday morning for
Telluride where they will spend the
winter
H. E. Welborn motored to Hotchkiss
Sunday morning where he met his
family and took the train for Delta
to spend the day.
Last Saturday Phillip Gates moved a
large bunch of cattle from the Crystal
creek ranch to the Miller ranch to be
fed this winter.
Walter Borum, of Paonia was over
the first of the week with a load of
apples which he disposed of in the
Maher settlement
Martin Collins and family are slaves
to, possessors of, owners, or whatever
you may call it, of a brand new 1917
model Ford auto and are enjoying
motoring along with the rest of our
prosperous ranchmen
E. A Browne returned Sunday from
the Kansas City market where he,
Savage and Boardman marketed sew
eral cars of beef cattle. ana are well
pleased with their sales, their COWS
averaging them s74.9O
Miss Gladys Fisher and a party of
young folks who were out from Delta
last Sunday for pleasure trip, spent
the afternoon with Miss Fishers uncle
and aunt, w. l.. Savage and wife.
w. ID. Gould came In Monday from
Paonia where he has made arrange
ments to move his family for the win.
ter. The many friends of of the Gould
family regret their loss to our little
burg, but all join in wishing them well
in their new location.
Great credit is due to young Jim
Aver whose cool head probably saved
the Ariel school house from burning
to the ground last Wednesday.
mountain rat had carried rubbish into
the overhead space close to the stove
pipe. so when the danger was dis
covered, James knew exactly what 10
do. and it was case of Johnnie. or
rather Jimmie at the rat hole
The Delta independent., 1916-12-01
A FEW PERTINENT FACTS
ABOUT PASTEURiZED MILK

There are many different kinds of
milk, but the best is certified" cows
milk and the milk of human kind.
ness" Cows milk is a perfect food
for a cows baby but not for a human
baby. Just the same there is no better
food for a human baby after II is
weaned, big or little, than pure cows
milk
Clean milk is winning its fight slow
ly and dirty milk is losing out-be.
cause-clean people buy clean milk.
1t is a good dairy that will score
20 per cent on the government score
card. The only milk that is better
than certified milk is the milk that
the sucking calf gets from its mother.
In scoring this mixer we are Obliged
to give 100 per cent on method and
equipment
Decency is an attribute that dis
tinguishes the humans from the lower
animals. Cleanliness contributes most
to decency and stimulates an appetite
Tor food. Milk may be safe because
1t is boiled and at the same time NAV
be indecent because 1t Is filthy
Pastenrized milk is like the man that
has washed his face and put on a
boiled shirt, and not taken a real ba
in his whole life.
III we can't do as We would we must
do as we can. Pasteurized dirty milk
is better than dirty milk that is not
pasteurized Pasteurization OF milk
is an acknowledgment of uncleanIy
methods and If we must acknowledge
the corn. why-let us pasteurize the
milk.-Geo. II. Glover. Colorado Apri.
cultural College, Fort Collins. Colo.
RADIO.
The Delta independent., 1916-12-01

eoraer IN and for said County, in the
Slate aforesaid, do hereby certify that
.ne above and foregoing is n true
s,a.ement OF that part OF the Commits.
s,oners ',, proceedings as pertains to the
anowance OF bills. letting OF contracts.
as 's requ'red ,n by the act approved April
80, isol, ana breif statement of such
o'ner matters as are contained therein.
:" wi'hess whereof have hercunto
se. my hand and affixed the seal of
ber, 1916. " '>o'e'h
II. X. GIBBS.
County Clerk.
The Delta independent., 1916-12-01
Proceedings Of the November Session
Of the Board Of County Commission
ers Of Delta County.

The tax levy and annual appropria.
tion we're made but are held pending
the action of the State Board OF
Equalization.
The board awarded the contract for
the erection OF the Lazear bridge to
w. E. Mckie. his proposal of $3.50 he
ing the lowest bid received.
The butchers bond offered nv
Chas. kelso was approved.
An appropriation of 5000 was made
to be used on the Delta -Nucla road
The following bills we're allowed;
ORDINARY FUND.
II. X Gibbs, cash advanced s72 %
II. X. Gibbs, clerk OF the Board
OF county commissioners. 15 M
w. II. Bowden. janitor's salary. so 90
r. w. Curtis. county commits.
''o"e' saihry ...-..s-..-...-............ rs 00
Chas. L. Keller. assessors sal. $50 90
Adah Price. supt OF school. sal.
a" iieaee -------.------....-...-..--....12 40
J. w. Jeffers. dep. assessors sal 7s m
oliver b. Cook surveyors serv. 91 on
). 7. Beatty. under sheriff's sal. 100 on
J. T. Beatty. board OF prisoners. 00
Earl Wilson. cash advanced 25 0o
c. II. Stewart, dep. dist. atty. az 40
n Snyuer, iapor --.........-.......... 3 90
Dr. W. s. Cleland. register vital
sta'istics ...,...-..........-.............. 75
J. II. Baxter. Jr. attorneys fees on
Crawford State Bank. dep water
com. serv. assgd 10
+. A. LETTERS. dep. water com.
serv. assgd........... q, GO
Mrs. Thressa Dalchow, witness
fees. justice court I ,5
]. NJ. McMurray. jurors fees.
dist. court. .................. : ,r
]. M. Conklin. jurors fees. dist.
First National Bank. Cedaredge.
jurors fees. dist. COURT. 4 90
The Delta independent., 1916-12-01

Dr. A. w. Macarthur, wit. fees,
cOroners court .....-.................. / Is
DR.. L. A. Hick, witness fees,
coroners court -..--.--.-.---.....-....... l Is
H. E. Stockham, witness fees,
coroners court .-.................... Is
A e. Penley, witness fees,
coroners court ..-.--.-.-.-......--.--...-- l Is
S. c. Bolton, witness fees,
coroners court ................ Is
H. X. Porter, witness fees,
coroner's court ......................... Is
]. d. Dillard, jurors fees, cor
oner's court .......................... Is
w. ]. Faircloth. jurors fees, cor
oner's court .................. Is
E. NJ. Gets. jurors fees, coron-
erS court ------.---........-.. Is
w. ]. Stephens. jurors fees,
cOrOner'S court . 15
]. NJ. Edie. jurors fees. coron-
er's court ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l5
B. l.. Laycock. jurors fees, cor
oner's court ................. SIS
Arthur White, witness fees, cor
Oners court ............. rs
w. S. Vanhorn, witness fees,
coroner's court ........ 325
State Bank of Austin, dep water
com. services, assgd ................ 12 80
Bank of North Fork. dep. water
com. serv. assgd. .........-......... 13 rs
w. S. Reynolds, dep. water com.
serv. assgd. .............................. Is rs
Delta National Bank, water com.
serv: assgd. .-...-.-...--........ rs 25
Delta National Bank. dep. water
com. serv. assgd. .............,........ 10 Isl
w. y. Hersum. water COM. 75 90
Ed Curtis. dep. water com. serv.
assgd 25 90
NJ. A. Davis, sheriffs fees. SO Is
MI states L. +. Co., tel. rent 90
Delta Independent. publish g146 55
Stockham Bros. & Co., lab. sup ] 35
VIM. B. Oszoldstone. canvass'g
Doaru % 90
Woodcroft Hospital. care of
insane .......172 O5
Woodcroft Hospital, care of
insane -.-....................217 rs
State Industrial School for Girls
Care of incorrigibles. s.-............ 81 90
E. A. Smith bailiff's fees. so
Guy NJ Blairs coal--.-...--...-.-..--.-- so Is
Out West Pig. & Sta. Co. sup 1862 10
North Fork Times. supplies. Al 25
L. c. Gelwicks. judge election. 10 90
G. B. Brownson. Judge election
and mileage ...-.-.--..-....-......-....-. II 80
Percival Z. Coombe. canvassing
board ----......-..-....................... Is 90
T. l.. Blackwell. judge election Z so
S. A. Sylvester elk. election. 5 90
Horace Duke. elk. election IL so
Ind. Furn- Co. rent poll'g place l2 80
The Delta independent., 1916-12-01
Only 20 Shopping
Days Until Christmas


Mathers Store is putting its Holiday Dress. We
inOte you to uia store and this beautiful display
of practical Christmas Gifts
May ask that you SHOP earyEdrly in the
month. and carly in the day. We want your cooperu-
ton. that t0e may you better
Silk Hosiery for Christmas
Getting reliable hosiery is real problem whh
taers these days. The dyes are hgh---he highest in the
history of hosiery making. Materials going higher
eUery Week and labor is scarce.
We are fortunate to haue on hand these dependable
silk stockings We own them at lou pnces---the dyes
absolutely fast coors and the oalues IOq6 to259o under
The market today. This saving is you buy here
Women's Vassar Thread Silk Hose
Black and White Lisle Toe heel and top. Pair 81 90
Niagara Thread Silk Hose
Special oolue at this price Heavy Silk boot wah Isle
garter top. Toe and heel Pair SII5
Niagara Glove Silk Hose
All Silk, wah double high sliced heel Black and whae
onb No better .Oearing silk hose made Pair SI75
A Leader---Real Thread Silk Boot
Lisle Top foe, heel and sole. Black only Pair 65c
Genuine Cut and Press Cut Glassware
Large Jugs pases, eight inch Bopb. Creamers and
Sugars, Mayonate SETS, Feo'ed Nappes Each 81. 90
Genuine Cut and Press Cut Glassware
Ohue Dishes Nappies Creaners and Sugars Spoon trays
and SETS Of three Tun,biers Each 69c
Press Cut Glassware
Looks like Cut Glass; and doesn't break any easier
Noppies Spoon trays Ohue Dishes and big assortment
of shapes TO select from. Each 25c
Heavy Glass Tumblers
a great Tunbier for generol Ocogon shape base
and ground bottoms. Special ooiue, each Sc
u271laMS@ey
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-23
.PRoBLBMS
SG1x:lt1's,HE GMe ,HE!|lH3A1A1|RE:T1;.

DEAR MRS. THOMPSON I am
- 10 years old There is boy who
has gone with me for almost a
year, and he loves me. lie has asked
me to marry him for a long time and
have refused. Then abou, four weeks
ago my father was going to another
town to visit and he took me along.
While was there met another young
man whom | fell IN love with at first
sight lie likes me- too because he came
to see me all but two days while was
away and writes 10 me every two or
three days now. The worst OF II is.
the night before ! went away with my
father the man who loves me here in
town came to see me and he proposed
again. He felt so sorry that | was GO
ing away and he said he would be so
lonesome that finally said | would
marry him Now | don't know what to
do He thinks | love him. and | don't
at all now that ! know the other man.
II is all | can stand to have him come
10 see me ! have tried to make ex-
cuscs TO keep him away, but | can't
keep that up forever The few times
that he has come ! haven't had the
courage to tell him the truth Do you
think | will get over my love for the
other man and then be glad that ] am
engaged to my old sweetheart. He
loves me 50 much that | am afraid to
tell him that | don't tove him, because
| ! don't know what he will do II will
/ break his heart lie is Is years old
and he hasn't gone with girls much and
he says that he has never loved anyone
but me What would you do If YOU
were in my place1 LUCY.
! Tell the man YOU are engaged to the
truth 1t is degrading to pretend that
you love him when you do not. Hearts
have been broken before 1t will be
hard for him at first, but then he will
find that the world goes on mich the
same without you as it did with you.
There are other girls, and probably
when he finds he cannot have you he
will discover that there is still someone
he can love In the future be more
careful and don't become engaged un.
less you are sure YOU love the man.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FAMOUS Seely Truss fitted by expert;
guaranteed to contract opening also
abdominal belts shoulder braces. elastic
stockings Westfall Drug Co. oklahoma
civ Okla
sALESMEN Tor Oklahoma territory to
sell Smith Form-R Truck; must have
plcnsuf, car or truck eNperiUuc" rld b.
acquainted with dealers IN western Okla
huma. II you have clean record see NJ
Parker. Mabry Motor Exchange, IL W
Main, Oklahoma city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-23
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
In Answering >ds. Please Mention Times
WANTED, BIDS AND PROPOSALS
In Answering Ads Please Mention rims.
NOTICE
EOR BIDS For CONSTRUCTION OF

r.
FOR BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
SCHOOL BUILDING.
Notice IN hereby given that on the s5rd
DAY OF NoveInber. 1916 AT the hour of
10 O'Clock a. m, at the office OF the coun.
" clerk OF Oklahoma county In the court
house in Oklahoma City. said county, tho
board OF county commissioners Of Okla.
roma county. okla, will receive sealed
bids for the construction OF school
building to be constructed under tho Sep.
arate School Laws OF the state OF OK.
lahoma came to be constructed accord :
ing TO plans and specifications now on
file In the office OF said County Clerk
u SAID County aforesaid where same
may be inspected and examined. and
that each bid must be accompa MED by
certified check for 10 percent OF such
bid and to be for tho use OF Oklahom
county. II such bid be accepted and such
bidder fails or refuses TO enter into A
contract therefor. and give bond In such
amount ~ may be fixed by said Board
OF County Commissioners. for the faith
ful performance OF said contract Bond
10 be approved by tho Board OF County
Commissioners.
Board reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids.
Said building TO be constructed and
completed TO turn key Job not later than
March lst, l9i7
NJ CORNELIUS.
County Clerk Oklahoma County. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In Answering Ads. riss.s Mention Times.

RALEsMEN--Two, drawing account and
commission basis automobile or truck
experience preferred, not essential; must
be producer, clean record and first class
references. Mr.. Parker, factory repre-
sentative. habry Motor Exchange, II W.
Main Bt, Oklahoma city. state Agents
omith rvrw-A-T TRUCK Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-23
Court Term Opens Monday.

ARDMORE, Okla, Nov. 2j.-(Spe.
ciaD-The criminal term Of the county
court will open next Monday with a
full docket. Many alleged violators OF
the liquor and gambling laws will be
placed on trial
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-23

DEAR MRS. THOMPSON am
- 10 years old. There is a boy who
has gone with me for almost
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-23

I HAVE one Of the finest iiO-agrc ter'os
In Oklahoma; second bottom, fine land ,
I 20 acres In whsat; has ten ,om modern
brick house; loins n good little town on
two sides and 10 only Us miles from okla
homs City, priced to sell easy terms
SEQ O. ~ NcrRArKEN 400 -t02 Baum
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OUT
OF CITY.

In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.
--s-Ns--
FOR SAI4E-3O0 shares copper mines
stock at ?0c on the ST. BASE. care
Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-23
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Time.

ALLEN FURNITURE COM co.
1873 West First, buys sells or EXCHANGES
furniture household goods sold on COM
mission. Thank you. W 1871.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-23

RTIIL serving hot cakes and coffee lOc
Regular meals zoe Yale care, 10
& broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-23

wANTED-Young lady for travelling 20
sltiOn. excellent Opportunity and good
pay for one who can get business. Call
l06 Terminal Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-23
TO EXCHANGE
OUT -OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

s LOTS, Corpus Christi. clear house and
blacksmith shop IN Bloomfield Cook
'ounty, Texas: clear house In lola. Kan.
what have you7 Baxter National Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-23
Used Car Bargains

1917 Chandler demonstrator at n
bargain.
1915 b-passengcr Intcrstate self
starter, electric lights. good tires. In
perfect running order: $500
1918 Chalmers light six; the best car
In Oklahoma city for the price asked.
1915 model Ford roadster. practically
new, has seat covers, bumper and lots
Of extra equipment. snap. SSab.
1916 model Overland roadster; self
starter. new tires; been run less than
5000 miles; some car for 1915,
1915 model b-psssenger Maxwell;
nearly new; extra tire and shock alb
sorbers; real bargain at tTj.
1916 model rs Oakland roadster; cost
SLIPS. been run $500 miles; In perfect
condition for s61S.
1915 model Metz roadster; now tires,
good running order. for sl75
1913 model 6passenger Buick; good
condition; S3Tb.
We have the hest line of used cars
for tho price asked In tho city.
R, J, WALKER,
SOC N. Broadway. Walnut iba.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-23
AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS WANTED take free trial
orders for Rex typcwritcrs; we have
some valuable territory open In okla.
homa: Rex agents are making f35 TO
SIS per week, write for AGENTS propo-
sition giving full details regarding your
self and names Of two references. Ad.
dress W, NJ. Plaster, Territory Sales Mgr,
ais Baltimore Bldg. Oklahoma City.
Dklu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-23
MALE HELP WANTED.


WANTED Several first class men who
have had experience In handling maps
something new. rapid seller; tsttuott
state Oklahoma; com mission proposition
Address R-e76. care Times
TO MFN Our system of teaching har-
bering enables YOU to learn protu-
able profession quickly Write Moler
Con""s 'nr Vim. Dslla,
TINTFD--s00 peir NJ shoes TO repair
lls w Grand ", puffev
'REST little place In town" they all sav
Regular meals zoe. Yale Cafe. II Soup
Broadway
WANTED Collector. young or middle
aged man: must have motorcycle. az
20 InSuron Rdg y
WhNTED-A neat apreRrlng hoy ~ 70
20 wears old 10 travel with Pdv"r'is'ng
coNn"uv south for winter Anplv daily
after p m Mr. Havos. Travellers lto'el
WNNTFD-A -hoemnkcr ~ O. X Shoe
Hospital. 307 North Robinson.
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MILLIONAIRE HOBO

Or, How of ST. Louis lectures tonight
st i5 N Dewey, opposite Courthouse. at
1;a0 DR.. Sonnsnstlnc, a large landowner
OF Colorado, also speaks.