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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-11
SEES PLOT To
0v!:RTHR0W u. S.
/ W. W. and Anarchists Plan
Revolt, Says POsta|Off;CIaI.
ARE SPREADING FR0PAe!In'.1.,!a,
Declares Radicals Are Perfectina an
Organization to Seize the Govern
ment by "8loody Revolution"

ment by "SlOOQy HeVolutiOn.
Washington, March l1.-Solicitor
General Lamar. of the postotfice de
partment submitted memorandum to
the senate propa garda committee
stating that the |. W. w anarch sis
Socialists and Others are ''perfeC.ing
an amalgamation with one ohjCci-;h2
overthrow Of the government of he
United States by means of Il bloody
revolution and the establishment of
Bolshevik republic'
Mr.. Lamar based his conclusion up
on infOrmation contained IN seized
mail matter.
Mr.. Lamar said it is significant hat
this is the first time ''in the history
of the so-caIled radical movement in
the United States that these radical
elements have found a common cause
(BOlSheviSm) in which they can all
unite" He referred particularly to
the dissatisfied foreign elements as
being active in the propaganda.
''The l. W. W." said Mr. Lamar, lis
perhaps most actively engaged in the
spreading of this propaganda and has
at its. command large field force
known as recruiting agents, SubScrip-
ton agents. etc, who work unceaSing-
ly in the furtherance of the cause"
Accompanying the memorandum
were several hundred excerpts from
the seized mail matter. After refer
ing to the excerpts the memorandum
said, in part:
"ThiS propa ganda is being conduct
ed with such regularity that its mag
nitude can be measured by the bold
and outspollen statements contained
in these publications and the efforts
made therein to inaugurate nation
wide reign of terror and overthrow
the government.
"In classifying these statements
they are submitted in a major or gen
eral class as fellows: I. W. W.. Anar-
chiSts, radicai SocialiStic and Social
iStic. 1t Will he seen from these eX-
cprptS. and it is indeed significant that
he SO-callc.l radical no: ement in the
United States that these radical cla
rcntS have found common ca:Se
| G.nISheviSn) in which they con all
unite.
"'The l. W. W.. anarchists. Social
lists. radical and other wise-in fact.
I'll dissatisfied elements, particularly
the foreign element ARE perfect nc
| an amalgamation with one object, and
one object only. in view: namely. the
overthrow of the government of the
United States by the means of Il
bloody revolution and The eStahl 81
ment of a Bolshevik republic.
.:The I. w. ". is perhaps most &C
lively engaged in spreading this pro
raganda and has ~ the command &
large field force. known as recruiting
agents, subscription agents. etc, who
work increasingly in the furtherance
Of 'the cause
"ThiS organization also publishes al
least five newspapers in the Englis'l
language and nine in foreign language
This list comprises only official papers
IF the organization and does not take
into account the large number of free
lance papers published in the interest
= the above organizations"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-11
NJ u BARS GERMAN 1PEHA
Seasons Bill canceIied at Reques,
Of Mayor Hylan

Ne.r York, March IA the in
stance Of Mayor Hylan ard the police
commissioner, who said the projected
performances might provoke disorder
the management Of the Lexington
theatre cancelled arrangements for {"
season of German opera.
The first program WIS to have beer
presented last night
The operas were to have been sung
for the benefit Of 100000 Germans
in New York city" according TO the
management II added that abandon
ment of the program meant bankrupt
nv for the Christians Producing com
pany, which had engaged singers and
an orchestra and rented the theatre
for SIX weeks from the Chicago Opera
rnnurauV
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-11
Rainbow Division Coming Home

Washington, March 11.-General
Pershing cabled the war department
that he had issued orders for the for
ty-second (RainbowJ division fpartly
Pennsylvania men), to prepare for
embarkatiOn This would indicate
that the fOrty-secOnd may be expected
to sail between April 10 and Is, as
the average period between such Or
Gcrs and embarkation has been on'
c,onth
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-11
The Pneumonia Season.

The cold, damp weather of March
seems to be the most favorable for
the umonia germ. Now is the
time to be careful. The quicker a
cold is gotten rid of the less the
danger. AS soon as the first indica-
ton of a cold appears take Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. AS to the
value Of this preparation, ask any
one who has used it.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-11
GETS $1,000 IN TIME
y Pennies in His Pockets, He Re-
ceives Letter With Offer of Home.


Scranton, Pa. March 11.-With
twelve pennies and card, emitting
him to become an inmate OF the Hill
side poorhouse in his pockets. Harry
Congdon. thirty-two years old, step
we'd mp to the general delivery window
ut the local postoffice and received n
letter In which he was notified that a
relative had bequeathed him $1,000.
The letter also contained an invita-
ton from the writer, his aunt, to make
his home with her
In the letter Congdon was told that
he should apply to Willard NJ. Bunnell,
president Of the Anthracite Trust COM
nany for the money. Congdon went to
the offices of the trust company and
received his money.
He will leave for Syracuse. He is
ufferine from tuberculosis.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-11
A Billions Attack

When you have a bilious attack
your liver fails to perform it's func-
tions. You become constipated. The
ach instead of digesting. This in
flames the stomach and causes nau-
sea, vomiting and terrible head
ache. Take Chamberlain's Tablets.
They will tone up your liver, clean
out your stomach and you will soon
be as well as ever. They only cost
Quarter.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-11
PROPOSES LEAGUE CHANCES
Senator FreIinghuysen Would Provide
For Members, Withdrawal

Washington, March IA state
ment favoring international agree
ments between the nations 10 prevent
war. if possible, but opposing The pro
posed constitution of the league of ma
tons. was issued by Senator Freling-
huyscn. Republican, New Jersey.
He advocated specific provisions
providing for the withdrawal of ma
t:rns. for exclusion of domestic ques-
tons from the leagues decisions and
no. binding the United States to fight
Kars of other nations.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-11
MutiIate German Officer.

fighting last week in Halle a German
army officer, named won Klucker'
formerly a German military attache
~ Brussels and Paris, was thrown
INTO The river by rioters. The officer
attempted to swim ashore, whereupor
the rioters are said to have cut of
his hands. He finally was shot and
killed
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-11
KOREA PhoCLkItfs FREEDOM
Caii Eor Libe fat;c1 AS Sounded In
Other Cities

IIsnSf CtCieA
San Francisco. March 1l.--TEe KOr-,
can National association Of San Fran,
cisco received C&l.le adviceS from
Shanghai that Korea declared It's indie
per,icnce IF !anan al one O'Clock ON
the afternoon Of Saturday, March 1.
The c&h!e"ram which was signed by
Hmm Seen special r.presen alive Of
the Korean National Independence
Union. re;d rs fellows:
The Korea" Na,:onal Independence
Union, "rH'n"%@d Of ;hrne million peo-
pleS Includes three thousand Christian
churches. nIl colleges. schools ard
other bodies declared, the Independ-
nnce e Korea nj Gne' O'Clock P. NJ,
March !, at SHorl, Ping-Yang and
other cities We have sent Delegate
Representatives S"n Pyung Hi, Rhee
Sang O. ii and Til Sun Chm"
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Await BoIsheYik Attacks.

Archangel, March 11.-All sectors
of the Archangel front continue com
paratively quiet American and other
troops along the river Vaga are
strengthening their positions against
the possibility of further Bolshevik
attacks. although there has been no
sign of infantry activity during the
last three days. The Bosheviki con-
tinue to shell Vistavaka and enemy
airpianeS are active along the Dvina
tiurS
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-11
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Fav-
Orite for Colds.

J. L. Easley, Macon, III, in speak
ing Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
says. During the past fifteen years
It has been my sisters favo1ite medi-
cine for colds on the lungs. 1 my
self have taken it number of times
when suffering with a cold and it al
Ways relieved me promptly" ADV.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-11
DAYLIGHT Thieves Get $25OU

New York, March 11-Liberty Bonds
= I'll $500 and $1,000 in cash were
.,len from the Adelphia theatre Oh
"oadway by thieves who removed a
20 from the box Office and blew it
zen with explosives in the center
iSle
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-11
SlEzE ALIENS SECURITIES
New York Marshal to Take Stocks
and Bonds Held For German Concern.

and BohuS F1eTu r OF OeTrHdH OohCeTH.
New York, March 11.-United States
Marshal Mccarthy was directed by
Federal Judge Knox to seize $4,000
600 in railroad stocks and bonds held
in trust here for the Munich Reinsur-
ance company. of Munich, Bavaria.
The order was issued on the applf-
cation of the alien property custodian.
Judge Knox set March "a when
interested parties must appear and
show cause why the securities should
not be turned over to the custodian.
Litigation instituted to wind up the
Affairs of the company is pending.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-11
ONLY One .RROMO oIuNJNE~

To get the genuine, call for full name
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tab
lets. Look for signature of E. W.
GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day.
2Oc
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-11

Dependency Due to Constipation.
Women often become nervous and
respondent. When this is due to
constipation it is easily corrected by
taking an occasional dose Of Cham
easy to take and pleasant in effect
Adv
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-11
The Weather.
HOW'S THIS?

Forecast for this section: Fair TO
day and tomorrow moderate winds.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-11
Custer County
Court Continued

Today was scheduled as the first
day of the regular December term oi
the Custer county district court. and
Judse Cooper had expected to pres.deI
ri the hearing of the docket. Owing
To abe snow storm. however. he WAS
unsblc TO make the trip TO Westcliife.
and ordered the term continued une
week a telephone message TO Judge
Cooper from the. clerk of the district
court this morning ut o'clock stated
that the worst snow storm and bliz-
zasd know in the West Mountain val
Icy Tor, several years was prevailing.
and that II was impossible to see
across the street on account of II. The
clerk advised Judge Cooper not to
attempt The trip to Westciifre until
the storm had abated, as there was
danger Of his getting lost. The snow
is reported to be drifting badly in the
West Mountain valley. and the Denver
4 Rio Grande railroad today sont a
strong force of men there to keep it's
Texas Greek -Westcliffe branch lire
open for travel. How long they viii
succeed in doing II is probiematicai.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-11
Denver Warm;
Only 10 Degrees
Below Zero There
IN, ru,,~a pr~.-.,

DENVER, Fec Nineteen de-
rreos below zero here this morning
set q rold record FOR the fourth cold
wave this far this winter. Te'egraph
and telephones throughout Colorado
nrc crippled by tho low temperatures
The Western slope reports heavy
snow. Snow storms following mod
GRAFTON of the present cold weather
are expected to BE- general throushout
the Rocky Mountain states. u 4
predictsd that he cold wave viii last
suothss ~ hourS.
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Report of Board of County
Commissioners for Month of December
1919, November Bills Allowed

S4e5: & Z. Norris. $50; East Canon
Store. <4.20. Ccylon Tea Store. S25.10:
=;isTding Hdw. Co. Sl6.55. Colo. Ssrv-
ice Station. $1i.25 Fremont County
Fruit Growers Association. se6; +. II.
Whipple.. S0c: Bethel Clothing Co. 81:
Biggs Lumber Co. $i.56. Frey 4 Coll
1ifS. s5-45. Wright & Morgan. ss5.25:
l. NJ Iftz- SI3i.47: Electrical supply
Co. s2-75: Jones Busy Corner ss4-s5
Ark V r. l.. p Co. $3.50: - Her
man Graves. s2o7.eo. Wilson Pearson.
S250; Mt st. Tel * Tel Co. ss.s5.
H-rchandi~c Poor-R. C Atkinson.
$3.50. a H. Davis. $3.50: Colo supply
Co. $32. Colo. supply Co. SIC: Julius
Mccandless d son. SI2: Fred Reide &
Co. SO; Prospects Heights Co. 5000;
J. : Van Law. $3.50. J. B. Scavarda.
Ss4: ]. W. Mckinley Co. s5. The
Canon Grocery Co. s23.75: w r. Hood.
$3.50; Joe Vezetti. $40: Jones Busy Cor
ner. sI2.I0. 9. T. Wood Il Son. S5 S5:
Colo. supply Co. SEQ: +. T. Lee S35:
The Portland Mercantile Co. Si5; Dave
Salmon. SO.
Rrn, roer-Ann Murray. sl.5e; W. \.
ChspSou. 50
n n. TicI<ed-Biake Rogers. as
Suned. SI.35.
$40: Mrs. Mary Van Meeter. IS: Mrs.
Mary Mcneil. $40: Mrs. Olive Hall. $40;
Helen Davis $40: Mrs. Lucy Lee s5
Service TO BIfnd Pep~ioner~-pr. c.
II. Wilkinson. 81
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EASTERN LIVE STOCK.
Ar Chlrnn,

Chicago.-lioeS-B sis.ss6iS. 90
top. si3.s0. heavy. Sis.s50 seq: me
dunn. si2.7Sp is.ov; light. si2stu . 90
light light sf2.s5G la.Ts; heavy rack
ing SONS. smooth. sl..ssF F1a. 60; ps,k .
Jag SONS rough. sit-s5g is.s5; pies
Sli.zs6ie,so.
rattie-nref steers. medium and
heavy wrtrht choice and prime SIS 81
n2i.5o. medium and good. sii.st %
1880. comnlans $3.50 il.2s. Has,
weight. good and choice. sl5.Asn so.sL
common and medium. $500 q lS.y.
butcher cattle, hcifrfs. $3.50 ~ IL. 90,
cows. se.shdis.sS: canncrs aud e.itixrs
ss.shus.sh; veal calves. slebVd t-.tN
feeder steers $500 6i22s: sio,l.,
-t-eis. ss.oonl0.s5: Western rsnr,
steers, $500 1890. cows snd helfers
Ssso q 1880.
and common. sio.oodit.oo. ewes, ns
dium. rood and choice s7-7t9 40.
culfs snd common, $500 o 7.?s. erv.d-
INK. 5000 li.25.
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In hnnkrnnicY-


Notice Is hereby given that ia ae.
cordancS with the order of George NJ
Irwin Referee in Bankruptcy the fol-
lowing described real estate belouefns.
to the estate of said bankrupt will be,
offered FOR sale and sold at public auc-
tton To the highest bidder for cash al
the front door OF the county court
house IN the city of Canon CITY Colo
RADIO. on Monday. the 32nd day OF De
ceHecr 1919. at The hour Of 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon OF said day to-wit.
Lots Il TO -. boIh Inclusive. in Rlock
ls OF the town of Penrose in Fremont
county. state of Colorado, and the
buildings thereon situate.
said real estate will be sold ,vftbop,
right of redemption and free and cl.n
OF all liens. incumbrances and taN.,s
except such taxes as have been or may
be aSSessed for the year 1913
The successful bidder Will b., re-
luutu 10 pay 20 per cent Of his hid NJ
the time OF sale and the balance. of the
amount OF such bid shall be pa ID in
Sash 10 the said trustee within 10 ,iaNs
from the couhTmstio of said sale bH-
me reter"e and at the time Of th, de-
iiH.rN OF conveyance of said nronerTv
Ihe sale viii be made subject to con-
nrhausn oS the said referee aud a re
port OF sale VIII be made to him and
the same considered and acted unon
by said refrce at his office. so5 Minfn,.
ENShange building. Colorado Springs
colorado. ON the ssth day OF Dacam
h'r' 1919, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
-. w. Il. poZlFR
rupt.
Firsi Pub. p,c. II. 1919.
Last TUB. Dec, Is. 1919
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The Canon City Record Thursday, November 20 1919.
Special Session
of Legislature
Opened Today
tB, unft-d Press,

DENVER, Dec. s.-1ne special ses-
sion of the Legislature OF Colorado
met at noon today While the law
says that cul. the IL measures listed
in the governors call may be consid-
cred. legislators say that several
clauses are so worded that other mat
ters. including the high cost of living,
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may De given cehoeration. II is pre-
dicted that the debates on the suf-
frase question and other measures
may drag the session over period of
several weeks. Both houses effected
a temporary organization today and
listened to the reading of the govern
or's MESSAGE in the lower chamber and
then reconvened separately.
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sTocKHoI.nrRs. MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeiins OF the stockholders of the
canon City and oil Creek Ditch Com
pany win be held at the Office of j. Ii.
Maupin in Canon city at , u. M Satur-
daN. January 10. 1899. for the election
OF officers. znd-.he transaction of such
other business may come before it.
WILLIAM \ MACK ENZIE.
HUNTER PALMER. SECRETARY,
First Pub. Dec IL. 1873
last Pub. Jan !. 1870.
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chicago Produce.

Chicago, = -Buttcr--Crcsmery Ss4 73c
EErs--firsts. Soc. ordinary firffs.
Iowssc; at mark cnses Included. no
rouitry--Aiive. springs. s5e; fovls
is9 ssc: turkeys. sac.
Potatoes-Northern sacked and tu,l
whites. sa.eoO a.2o Western rurNis
ss.ib: russets. sa.ss0s.ss.
cssh Gs~i. Ia Chicago.
Chicaxo.--Corn--No. mire6. ~
ei.bi. No. Z yellow. old. si.kfol ~
white. 7t0tsSc.
Rye--No. !. sissoissx.
Marley ef.sselU
Timothy r&ed-~ eabo0u,oe
Clever ueet--t3e,teo See6
peFk--1tpssinAL
lAs1--otD,oA =
01Ae-e -eieeep so.oA -. --.~<.s
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M..rar. MARKETS.

colorado settlement pi4c,ss
issr silver. ti,sahs.
coprer. pnund. lSVise.
Lead. s6.7s.
Spcltrr. sN.os.
Tungsten. per unit. $3.50 gic.ea.
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MOVING TO
MYSTIC AVENUE

Air. and Mrs. Clifford Dunlap are
moving from 532 College avenue today
TO the furnished home of Mrs. NJ NJ.
Wylie 7o9 Mystic avenue. who left to-
day to join her son at FL Paso. Tex.
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NoTICE OF. ,NNr.I. MEErING;-

Canon CITY. Colorado. Dec 10. 1919.
The annual meeting Of the stock
, holders of the Fremont County Ma
tional Bank viii he held nj ffs office in
the citv Of Canon Citv County of Fro
mont and State of Colorado on the
18th day Of january. 1920. at 4 o'clock
in the affernooT for tn. uurpoSe Of
Sieciins board ~ directors for the
ensuing wear. and for the TRANSACTION
, Of such other BUSINESS may properly
come before the ~. citing
u. COOPER Cashier.
First Pub. Decer,en- IL 1919
. Last Pub. January Is 1890
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NOTICE OF SALE nv TRu ~TEE IN
BANKRUPTCY

In the District Court OF the United
States for the District OF Colo .sdo.
IN THE NATTER OF THED
BEAVER PARK PRESERN-,
ING AND FRUIT COMPANY,
Bankrupt.l
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FOR SALE-MlsceIlaneou..


FOR SALE-Lancs of the Rainbow
Park Land Company of Floronee.
Colo; oldest water on the Arkansas
river; price from $3.50 acre up; terms
to suit buyer; will allow one-third OF
on all cash paid down; s100 paid down
given credit OF $3.50: tracts from 3
acres up; vegetable. fruit and alfalfa
lands; all lands are within miles of
the postoffice. Address Rainbow
Park Land Company. Florence, Colo
rado. 27i-tf
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FOR RENT-One large double fur
nished room. furnace heat. at S1S
Macon avenue. Canon 326-J 2S9-2t
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FOR RENT-Furnishe1 room and
sleeping porch. Call SIS River
street. 2T0-rtf
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FOR RENT-Nice, large furnished
room with heat Mrs. f. G. Thomas.
329 Greenwood avenue 2S7-p6t
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FOR .SALE-One-ton Ford, 1918 truck.
team OF mules. 1900 lbs. wagon and
harness; chickens aud pigs. Glenn
Lovisome. Grand avenue. across from
Hubbels. 2S6-p6r
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FOR RENT-Partly furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Inquire OF
Mrs. H. McKinstry Canon 391-J. $50
Harrison avenue. 2Se-p6t
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION m t.E,se
STATE LAND.

onice OF the state Board OF Land Com
m;SsionsrS
Denver. Colo. Dec, 8 1919
N9ttce is hereby given thar Rohert
4 fope. whose postofice address is
Nanon city: Colorado. has made applf-
cation No B-sS1 to lease the foiloy-in.-
described school lands situate i'm rrT-
mont county. Colorado. to-vvitr
- Al 81 Section is. Township Is :
Notice is further hereby given thar an
otheSpefsons desiring 10 file anplicatinn
70 tease all or .sny mart OF this tract ~
iHnu must ne same in this ofic.. prier
10 January \ 1920 as no oth.r annlf-
cation TO lease the sboNr fa<cri,.-..
lands viii be considered after sail
JOHN =. VIVA
Resi,,'er State Beard Land commits
First r'nh- nrc ~. 1873.
Last Pub Jan. !. 1890.
NOTICE or tDst >rurNT n~,.
ceased.
All prrsons having claispS arainsr
said estate are h.r~bV nofihri t. nrs.-
s-nt them for adjustment to the Conn
" Court OF Fremont. Colorado Nu the
10th day of Ipnnnrv. \ ~ 1890.
BERTIE usf'suToN
Administratrix.
Last Pub Jan. .. 1890.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE-My home: S-room strict
ly modern steam-heated house.
Grant Dickinson 2ss-p6t
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prr,rcd PeuItry.
Rabbits
EgE..
q v or ITO N 8

Rabbits. coitontnils. doz.....S 81 90 q =. 2,
Rabbits. Jacks. d'z- --....-.-. l-Se Q IL!
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Gree. Salt~d rIar.~s,ae..

a.
reen hides. &c per III, less Than
d
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FOR RENT, Furnished Rooms
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WANTED-HELF

WANTED-A general housework girl
who can cook Cali c. II. 2S7-4t
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NeErtahIes

Apples. colo. bax...........seo So oe y ~ :
Pears. Colo. crate. zoe a.-s
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WANTED

wANTED-To repair your frozen or
wrecked radiator Canon Radiator
Works Fifth and Main streets. 275-tf
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itutt~r-

Eggs sttictly frenh. case
count ...-.--.---.---- s-u-oo -l-oe
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( FOR SALE-Furniture stoves. lum-
ber. doors. windows: also sci of pool
hall fixturss and lodge room furniture.
4 Can at old Crescent mill. or eol Green-
wood avenue. ss7-p6t
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