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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-24
COOD|NC ON FIRST
BALLOT PREDICTED

| POCATELI4O, 5 p M.-CBy A. P)-
iThe republican state convention as
sembled here at noon with Chairman
John Thomas, OF the state central
committee, presiding. A total Of 146
votes, allowed by the convention, will
be cast by about 400 delegates. Most
of the counties sent "split" delega-
| tons of two or three times the num-
Der allowed, each with a fraction of a
vote.
The indications are strong for the
denomination of Governor Davis, VINO
seems to have a clear lead over his
two opponents for governor.
Frank r. Gooding, of Gooding, IS
conceded the nomination for United
States senator. There are six candi-
dates for the senatorial nomination
They are Frank R. Gooding, former
governor; Col. L. ". Patch, adjutant
general of Idaho; Col e. G. Davis,
Estate senator; Captain A. H. Conner,
overseas veteran, of Standpoint; Miles
Cannon, state commissioner of agri-
culture; and G. w. Beale, of Wallace.
The indications point to the nominal
ton of Former Governor Gooding on
the first ballot.
|, A full state ticket will be nominal
ed, though it is hardly probable that
nominations will be reached before
some time Wednesday.
Nugent Controls Democrats
IDAHO FALLS, 3:12 p. M.-(By A.
IP.)-The Idaho state democratic con-
vention opened at noon today with
the party leaders and delegates from
all parts of the state present.
A full state ticket was decided upon
and will be nominated United States
Senator John F. Nugent, who is seek
ing denomination, apparently has 10
opposition. Two years ago Nugent
was the democratic nominee and de-
.feated Frank R. Gooding, republican
nominee, by narrow margin after
one of the most bitter fights in the his
tory of Idaho.
Child Cured of Bowel Trouble.
4 child of Floyd Osborn. Notary
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-24
MOsCOW|S OLDEST
MAIL CARRIER QUITS.
JOHN DUNBAR RETIRES AFTER
10 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS
SERVICE ON ROUTES.

After eighteen years of continuous
service as rural carrier from Mos
COW, Idaho, John Dunbar was re-
tired August goth, and will receive
| during the rest of his life a pension
equal to thirty-six per cent of his
base pay per annum for the last ten
years, or what is thought will amount
to the sum of $432.OO per annum.
During this time he has travelled
more than 10000 miles, delivered
100000 pieces of mail weighing
282,O0 pounds and collected 169,128
pieces of mail, weighing 1864
pounds.
Although Mr.. Dunbar is sixty
seven years of age, he has stepped
out of the service while he is yet
splendidly efficient, when he has the
utmost confidence of all the post of
flee officials, and the good will of all
his patrons.
wished to have his services continued
for two year periods as long as it
might seem for the best interests of
the service to have him retained, but
in that | was not successful, though
ably assisted by Hon. Burton L..
French and Senator John F. Nugent.
The delivery of every piece of mail
matter. without regard to kindr or
class, was to him Il most sacred trust
and he would do that work in detail,
even if he had to leave his rig and
wallow through mud or snow drifts
to reach his people.
He has saved some money, and
what better, has given an example
III devotion to duty, that challenges
us all to do our best.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-24

Plans for the remodeling OF the
Christian church are completed, and
the building committee, through its
chairman, Mr.. e. l.. Clark, is ready to
receive bids. Plans and specifications
may be seen at the office of the arohi-
tect, Prof, Rudolph Weaver at Pull
man, now, or by calling on Mr.. Clark
any time after Monday 1t is planned
to spend about twelve thousand dol
lars for remodeling and three thOus-
and in furnishings Those interested
in submitting bids for the remodelmg
are requested to see either Mr.. Clark
or Prof. Weaver. 1888
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-24

for honeymoon trip to Spokane
They will be at home after the last
of the week at Potlatch.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Bloer left
yesterday for an automobile tour of
the Pacific coast. They expect to DC
gone over a month and will visit ali
the coast cities.
A. c. Whitman, merchant, of
Uniontown, is business visitor in
Moscow today.
Arthur Glidden of Yakima, WASH,
arrived in Moscow yesterday TO visit
for few weeks with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Glidden.
DR.. j. R Stevenson went to Palouse
this afternoon for short business
visit.
Harry Gent OF Spokane is visiting
in Moscow Tor several days VITA Mrs.
J. Pettet and otas.r friends.
Mrs. G. Wood is spending two
weeks in Spokane. the guest If hor
brother
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-24

Child Cured of Bowel Trouble.
4 child of Floyd Osborn. Notary
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-24
Cured of Stomach Trouble and Con.
situation.

Rachel Cribley of Beaver Dam,
Ohio, was sick for two years with
stomach trouble and constipation,
taking one medicine after another
with only temporary relief. "My
neighbor spoke SO enthusiastically Of
Chamberlain's Tablets" she says,
that l procured bottle of them at
our drug store to try. A few days
treatment convinced me that they
were just what needed. / continued
their use for several weeks and they
cured me-" A
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-24
DIR. BROWN
ChirODractOr

trial will be sufficient to convince
you of its lasting and permanent ben-
Gifts. Investigation will not cost you
anything and spinal analysis may be
had for the asking. Get the facts first
hand and satisfy yourself, it may mean
years Of suffering rolled away" and
the dawn Of new era" to break on
your pathway. Phone 321, Browne
Building.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-24

The two small daughters of Mrs.
James Greer of Spokane, are visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Holman for week. Mr. Greer was
an employee of Hagen & Gushing for
many years and had host of friends
here. He was "flu" victim and his
little daughters are living with their
mother in Spokane.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-24
DAILY MARKET REPORT

The following market quotations
are the prices paid to the producer
By the dealer and are changed daily.
thus giving the public the accurate
quotations in all classes sf grain,
produce and neata.
Hay and Grain.
Wheat, Marquis, bulk ....... .$2.05
Wheat, Bluestem No. L. bulk
net, delivered to warehouse ..2.O5
Wheat. White Club. No. 1, blk. y
net, delivered to warehouse. 2.03
Wheat, Red Russian, No. 1, blk.
net, delivered to warehouse :. 2.01
No. ] Feed Oats, sacked, per
cwt. net. Delivered to ware
No. l Timothy hay, per ton -. 28.00
White beans, per pound DC
Produce
Eggs, per dozen .............-..55 Doc
Butter, creamery, per pound. .65c
Butter, ranch, per pound soc
Potatoes, per pound 49,. ...,..4c
Spring lambs, per pound -. .8@10
Mutton, per ID .6@T
Spring chickens, per lb 49,. 1908
Hens, live w.t., per Id. -. .127h @1b
Hogs, live W.T.. .......... 10y @16
Hogs, live w.t., heavy ....... -u@14
Hogs, dressed, light. .18@21c
Hogs, dressed, heavy ....... .1S@18
Veal, live W.T., heavy ......-.. .5@7
Veal, live weight, light. .8@9c
Veal, dressed, light ....... 1905
Veal, dressed, heavy .10@12
Old rooster, per Id ..............oc
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-24

Public of Dungannon, Va, was taken
with bowel trouble. Mr.. Osborn gave
it Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy and it quickly recovered. In
speaking of this remedy he says, at
is the best I ever used" A
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-24

tablets; pins, needles, buttons, pen
ellis
(Signed) MRS. P. C. OLSON,
Supply Secretary, w. H. NJ. S.,
Moscow.
MRS. A. H JOHNSON,
Conf Supply Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

seer Jre-, -ogeShsr pernaps four or
five .4-nes.
-rl-i.av C Mason. employed by the
Eastern C5-aIn Co al PitLsfiaid. t@sti-
neg M. ne was acquainted VIII
Suss and ne knew Mrs. Brown by
S,gt.- Re had seer hem together n
III automobile Prl-stieic vslage
and upon enc occasion rlc1ng or me
-ua6 betWeer burrtau End Clinton.
Crnss-exanined h+ sEIc ne had seen
mem together =ic.7T or tsn times
around the teN--
winfield Hut a. FllLsfeid testified
he w:-s employed IS sScnnd hand
weaver in che Pioneer nil a. Pitts
field ar ~ knew -Lsl and Ms.
f3rowr.. Re testified that n the sum =
mar 81 1917 Mrs Brown was Ewing a.
Srsi's Dince He hac called Lhere III
the eariv fail If 1917 and as accom-
PANIED BIZ g7-l friend r'hey STAYED
there about three hours and saw
susi ano Mrs Brown there Witness
SAID THAI previous Ia that time ne
was acquainted with Brown ana his
wife and they were apparently OF
good relations. Cr8sE-sEGmlneG. he
said tina. when he had seen them he
had seer DO treuble.
wi-h me testimony ~ M HUFF
the DAVIS session was closed. and
court was adjourned 10 s.3e taIs
II onday morning
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Tseks puf a. ne END CT - Gays he
e.. susi had PIT NJ The pruposilior
mar -heE remain there fo- v.ar.
Offering them s3G6 but Nj Brown
FIR refused this cf-or Brown tesLI-
ned TIA he tod his VIE IL was 70
.ng ava and had tried .o eeJ ner u
= hlt Ike GId not succeed. When he
Ell. he first went til Visit his m0Lh-
or ii South WinGhaT- and rAan lie
want - Vernon where ne vas en-
p.oTed- -3s mad nearly s5A0 when e
lef- and he LET with His wife SIT
Ills wife would nor 20 with him. At
No time before ina waer he NAG left
for change n employment had ms
VIE objected t0 gong rlE test nod
mat ne had itft Susi'@ 9n account az
what re had noticed between rs
wife anc Susi- and Immediately after
wards he had tried "a Ee- MS VIE
10 ieaTH there. = VS. n 19I7 -ha7
he eft there, and il February 1919 1T
SkUwhegan q divorce was grained IN
him on q libel brought by him. his
wife living 81 the lime Of The pro
cesGinEs at Eartland
Cross examined by Attorney Per
E-ns. plaintiff tnla about his leavi1g
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iI~-o = Name He Is y wears Of age
Aprl = 1915. ~ Was married g; Pits
ueio % Mss E4alpe /. Wiley IL is
q weaver p3 trade and ne and his wife
! were on-h employed a. he mil q. F'iI-s-
herd AtlsT LAsy were married rhsg
Kept mousse II Ptrtsfieid 1nr -wo ar Tire
months. gong from there Ia Plymouth
Aass where ne was employed as weaV-
ec- Lis vie worked there also, and
they hoaresG and their next move was
70 Lowell. Mass where they wu-KAo
L6gsLhe- fnr aboB1 . nenLa- They were
usxt employed a. the r-.u a. Bridg-3rl,
les vIag t1erE about FsE- : 81. and
they than worked f0r I'VE weeks n TN
vopier mill a. Ha--and. While there.
ne said liz taught d weaver 10 weave
ana ne was then 1-ea and the lob war
given 70 tfe person ne mad I-ught The
tnea wea1 ID Visit MS wlfes mother.
Mrs Brooks. az Palmyra They went
then 70 work TOR the defendant, Nj
susi. 81 Bur1iilarn. Plaintiff testified
MAJ Ii 70 thai time ne and lis wife
-ol along as well as any married csu-
pit7-laat here was no trouble petweeH
them.
III. Brown testified tna1 a. Bridg-
tpn ne ana MS wife Started 4 sEv-
inEs account q joint acenEn-. and
wren they went to fIAr-.aaG they
draw out all Efie money amounting
n about $50 They Doth worked
1d when they went 10 inc home Of
Mrs Brown mother. they mad abo-t
2l"r While there they had eypendi-
Tres amounting 70 about S1M. Ac-
,nraaRg II plaintiff g testimony. NJ
susi o. Burnlan' had trouble wirh
some CT his helm. q man and VIZ
len .aE Mr. Susi employ, and Mr.
susi mad employed Brown and rs
wife Il work there fer TWO weeks un-
Til The places could be flied perma-
nert,- Mr. Susi was then engaged
in construction work there AZ Burn
lam and lived in bungalow. There
we're no women around The house
bur four mer who were engaged in
thr work lived IN the house L was
arranged for Mig Brown To do he
.oussworl there and for Brown he
rlaiuIif. 70 do the outside work and
the chores
Cine week after they had gone
there according % plaintiffs test
mDnv. he began 70 notice thar ahout
every tine he went in the front rooYn
ne would fnG his wife and Mr. Susi
there talking rogsfhe- and he asked
his wife about their conversation.
Plaintiff testified that she began Va
grow cool towards him and the last
three DAYS he remained there she
would rot speak 20 him He aaa
FIRST p.anasn te stay a. SUM fur I'VE
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+ various ptaces = employment; and
UPON one occasion a. east o. lis ns.-
Ing "fred. He rast-f-a that rls
wife was never frad 1-.prr1 mi
Regarding hrs Having 9usi's 11u,t.
he sGIG ma he 1'd IN decide 70 &c
Until - --rG1as before he left md
m liG not naTl-r ~uai hat he was
going 70 lea He fpf- a. a =
ana 80 rf1s STOCK before going. s.t
did uct wa1er ST eck. NJ dia not know
wits dig water the STOCK that da.y
Plaintiff sad NJ dld not rsmer1a Scr
making any L-"e21s 70 his wife That
he woIid CIT ms own throat while
they verr wing at Plymouth Mas
Before re mad srpliad for a divorce
Plaintiff testified he talked win Els
wife. bH- nc Suggestion vas made
by hIrn tha. she should apply for the
divorce There was na agreement
-lat she should not appear against
rms airorCs-pisInu1 did not rernerr1-
5eT thai Thar matter was discussed.
Plaintiff had never spoken II Susl
about his conduct with Mrs. Brown,
ard ne did not give Susi notice Of
any claim against MIN Until ne had
left the mater n the hands of his
attorney The divorce was Erar-teG
n February 1919 and brown was
married again IN September Of thai
year He is now living with his wife
a. Rocndaie. Mass.
II redirect testimony. piezrllE
starad that ne left Susi's on account
Of what was SAID % him ny his wife.
Other witnesses
Ernest Huff Of PittsfieiG, shoe
repal-H-. testified that he knew Susl
by siEt-. also Mrs. Brown. and IN the
summer Of 1877 he mar seen them
together IN Mr. Susi's automobile.
riding in Pittsaeid village II was IN
the DAYTIME when ne mad seen them,
and frequently.
Frank Hnmphrs-. who II employed
In the woeien mill at PirIsfisiG- stated
mat he knew Sasi and Mrs Brown
nv sl-ht and had several lines II the
summer IT 1917 seen them together
IL aIr SusIs automobile He said
hs had seer them together 80 fire.
Tueutly that II attracted his atfen-
non. Cross examined. ne said he haG
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come Of the Canad ans who are Ell
pioyed II the I'M bs-Ing operation
in ne United States rom sourcs-
v1tE- rae Uni-ed STATES to- Tn
rsar VII nor exceed The exsmp-3r
70 which -aey are entitled hey vi
not he required 70 lie return.
In cases here the lolal tncor =
Is iess than the exemption. the en-
players VIII not De required &c re
q form with respect 20 eac- Cana
dian who has fled q return, rnoLiisd
a. snow mat ms Iotal income from
al sources N the United States e
less rhan ins Fsrsor2I exemption -
which he : entitled
The -ale of lax on aliens Cor the
wear 1873 and SUBSEQUENT wear
whether paid ny the aiien Or with
heio d The Source. ls al me rase =
SsgifL per cen.
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St. Patrick's Party
Giyen By Mrs. Eek Pupils

s. Pa-lcks party was given n
Union hall, Saturday evening, ay
Mrs Fax high school Saturday eve
r.Ingc lass There was q good Nun
Der Of the pupils and guests present
The young ladies' wore green and
white cost ames, while tine boys wore
as the St Patrick's feature Gftheir
costumes. green ties. F'avsrs wsre
given for TWO dances TO Frederick
SAWYER and Miss Melissa Farnfian,
Albion Patterson and Miss Louise
skene. The chaperpnes were Mrs
Sksne. Mrs Stone. Mrs. Jones and
Mrs Gray Music Was Furnished nv
Fox brothers and Ingraham.
Rehearsa.s fnr Mrs Fox big re-
ci1al which viii be given in City
hall II the early spring will star.
SOON. In the recital pupils fran a.,
the classes viii take part
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AIRS Jane l. s55ne PASSED away =:
81 A Ii. Slnuay g. her hame al Z
Caapei slreei after snort illness aged
Is years aEc months. She is survived
By one son. urrisen 7 Stone Of this c:c4
q grandson irving Q stone OF WASH
ing.au- d =, and one brother, W =
Hs--T sf this ci-E
Ms. Slime was ar acciva uner her ~
Seth Williams Independent Eeiier
Corps. aisn OF chs National RELIEF Corp.
and Phil Sheridan Circle Ladiss Of :ns
g =. r.
Fune-al --szgemen-z VII BE ar
noUucsl later.
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time III september. LIE ana Is nov
living a. E-oenaaie. Mass where ne Il
employee 2 n.-I
plaln-if n MS VIII alleges mai IN
the FIRST "a O. Ap-i., III ne aad rs
W led together al Bu-n1a-a and for
. ms n mac enjoyed the comfort. So
eie-v ara affection uf has VIE. Eunles-
r. Brow ma. ou mat dsrn defendHIst
pu-rsrick NJ suai did w..h earnest 50
lrt-ariou ana profnssI0v -
pe-sl1..ale ntr I'd ieave the pIa.n-if. nsf
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The Want AID Censor

wants to know + yoG Investigate 2nF propcSi-
ten advertised IN the classified al columns OF
The Journal and ind i not to be as renresent ed
IN the I'd.
He Is making big Fl ert TO keep these co..
umns clean and safe for you and ouF whole
family to ratrunize There have been no Gem
plants SO Tar, but this notice is printed sec
ond tine In accordance with TIE Journals pol-
icy OF protection to is readers and It's advar-is-
ers.
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SUPREME COURT
e. alton Suit Opens
Saturday, Morning
f g -~~- Sr~e CO socrcs .
"ssA. - co~iricx NJ. Sas CT
"ste~ VIII Be Resumed Tc-
rcE CLAIMS Damages -
|1-- . $1,000

= A..+4a .or g4E brought RE 0fria
E-erhaaie. Aaza against
ii a S4sl ct watsrviite. Tor
49, --nEar Wag opensa a -ns
~ = morning scsEipn Or ne -
~- e24~. ar hennenec eoea-
a.e-r-.T c.ss was par put
ne L.nse Of The sesglon q;
40 NJ -rIal VII BE resumed 81
-~H.ts r. LodAr's Session Pa
- .aa~e az Augusta arg cnunsel
f' aa.1l.@ and lie defsnGaI =
"a "a Carroll n Perkins AMI
On u u a:e-s lie
ne plalr tIf Is n years VI
- gults handsome, while his
mr. o. -tlel- nar-iaze was
4-s. she was 90-rne-iv Eu-
=" o. p'1tesHeia Brown got
~ his wife N February
KS since married = second
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Manager Cohurn az The Dex1-<9-
operative store vas Ia the e1ey Sn1H
week purchasing macnnn6iue - -
ssore- He also went 70 Purs1anl -
the same purpose The Dax1R 60
is expected TO open abuue au81R
March 70. and VII b sDsn ssP -.
ness every night of the week -
Cohurn after purchaztng b tAas -
and in Portland. win % - - $780,
boring towns aruuna pU4w q -
Up beef and pork
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uaerai services for the ate Mrs
agnes Golfer were held AZ O'clock
Saturday morning at st. Mays
Catholic church. Rev Fr. McIszzep-
lin officiating. The remains were
placed II the receiving tnmh IT NJ
Pheasant cemetery
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MERCHANDISE


Articles FOR SAFE 81
BONES piano and ahBu. . vic--ala
ones. To se sod al bargain prices,
Chas z. Downing Augusta Tel. In
ELECTRO MOT0R-0ne : 4 :, W.
phase &C Westinghouse One Fl. II
tr-ae phase &C genera eiecLrIc ns-
mr. both FIR sale a: bargain prices.
lIcrrist Smith. - silver sr-eeL
~ ats-vilie Maine.
READ today journal Wan. AZ Cat
al0EIle.
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Tax or Aliens

The -4aiae received by Collector
-ebbetts respecting Canadian woods
rler il a. follows
You are ADVISED ttat = tho N
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(l1l3:lH3l33l']

80Ggr- r. any condition. Highest prices
pAid for Old gold. silver an5 PLATINUM
MAJ 20 American Tooth Co 4ss Wash
iT-t0n St. boE-8-c, OPP F'iIens s Dtlsfa.
No Il ma 80 u,-v&T~ ..oyr
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husband, and I've with him fsuE.}. and
-ha- Thereby the Affection Of EurIcs
7. Brown was then and there l,itsra-
and destroyed. IT the secsnd count
r,lair-i. alleges n his W.. c-'-7i1la,
Conversation be-vee:. he defenGac-,
Sus.. and the p.a.aLIfE s w-fe Eur4ce =.
Crown Danages amounting 70 $40, III
- Chained r. the plaintiff.
An outline % the case waE clearly
presented a. i-E Opening bv A1f0-nev
aa-.b4r1 L Locke. WHO called a1ten ton
q ne earr thai The Ticuric National
Bank. trustee for the dsfendar-, If
named as a parry IT the sl.it. hut for
the purpose Of the t-iai is not q pa-rv.
SIX Witnesses were swo-- II fo- -as
plaintiff.
Plaintiff TestTHes
-hs plaintiff. 0---in A Brown. an me
wirness stand testified thai ne Is now
IL, ing al RochaAi e, Mass, and formerly
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CASSITTED-DfSPIAY
TEACHERS WANTED

u E WANT 4 ME..R Of III ArEI-
EES a. advanced salaries for spring
and fan positions, excelierT emporium
riss for aGvaAceuisnr Write roca =
New England Teachers Agency, Y
VI (. A Bldg Pnrrian2 NJ
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95aurn arrived 10 -he
aa aaternoen froru Bow
= vIsi- o~sr Sunday e.
.au.
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WANTED
LINOTYPE OPERATOR
for morning newspaper. Steady
700 and yoed wages 10 compei-
cnf man.
kenneeec journal Co.
Augusta. Ne

WANTED-Twe 10 three
mullen feet box lumber.
large or small lots. 0eiiv-
cred al cur mil in An
gusta. by teams or rail-
road. Al thicknesses.
Wanted dry stock now but
will buy green for dehv-
cry when dry. Write.
telephone Or cab On
Hume-Nevhal Co. Of An
gusta-
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WANTED
4 Mead Farmer

Mar capsh.e u 1king chaxV. sf cxgn
voted 70 intensive. .a-nrtng. Only Q rnsa
with PEP aeed Apply. Salary x1aaF
Win maintenance 80 sta Apysy CIV
ing dga! I1icaIions u Ap-ET7E = Gil
Man, BOSTON STATE MoSETT A.
Boston, - Mass
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.-- as Z. q SiGley was 9 DIS
a.. .r lne CITY F'-ids = e. q
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A1ve-tIseYneBT
=i:prone Subscribers or
Ea-me-s' Line

ing Few subscribers have
beer connected to the Line,
eleoec Farm an6 City Tel
y g Al Sidney. Eslev Hal
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Want AID Way the Quick and Way Money Troubles All

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LOCALS
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

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FINANCIAL
INSTRUCTION

Correspondence Courses ~
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waE Mail cie-kst pr s-l0 ann1n. wriIe
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