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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-09

Fpractica las reglaS e 1nSfnuacl0neS que
el servicio le sugiere La teorfa sin la
lpractica resulta viciosa. ST Sc pone
empefio en- esta obra Sc habra conse-
guido .resolver la primera parte del pro-
ibleina.
Pasenios ahora la segunda, que Sc
refiere al reemplazo subjective como
medic de lograr un mayor acercamien-
TO entire el personal que sirye Y el pd-
blico seryido. El elemento coopera-
two solo Sc refiere al acpecto externo
Idel asunto; mediante ell procedimiento
Idel reemplazo subjective lograremos
tdescubrir el aspecto inferno del mis-
limo. Ell prinero es mas bien de orden
material, el otro de orden moral. Y es
aquf donde precisamente debemos fl
jar nuestra atenci6n mas concentrate.
Apareja clio cierta responsabilidad
que en- buena ley no podemos eludir.
! sDesea I'd. conocer los movies de
una persona encontrar alguna justi-
| ficaci6n en- su actitud? Pues es senci-
llo: imagfnese I'd. en- su lugar en-
ligualdad de circunstancias. Es 10 que
IaconGejan los principles elementales-
Ide psicol0gfa. Tengase en- cuerta, al
juzgar un empleado de correos, que 6l
Itiene que venselas diario con toda
(, clase de gente. Piense Ell 10 que este
significa como el empleado recibe de
continue la Influenza pasional de tan
tas y tantas personas como le pregum-
tan consular. T6ngase en- euenta
ell trabajo excessive a que Sc lie sOmete,
| (lo exige Ia naturaleza misma del SER
lvicio) la falta absolute de uniformi-
dad EN- ell desempeiio de sus labores.
Entire parentesis deseamos hacer cons
liar que el empleado de correos es el
funcionario pdblico que mas trabaja.
Els yerdad que Sc lie ,paga extra, pero
cuandO sobreviene el cansancio ,el di-
nero no 10 quita. T6ngase en- cuenta
LAS condolences del trabajo; su misma
lfalta de unifOrmidad hace que a veces
lei empleado trabaje por siete, mientras
loue EN- Otras ocaSi0neS s0bra ell perSO-i
! nal. .Tengase en- cuenta la responsible
ilidad que pesa sobre FL la falta de
ibase fila Ell que apoyar muchas veces
iesa fesp6nsabilidad FL 6xito de una
lpficinsay no depende exclusiyalpelte de
/ su propio personal; depende de Ia otra
! ofieiifa coli Ia Adual .se relaciona, del
mefsajer0 que conduce Ia correspon-
sielIeiay Del chauffeur, del selhbleado da
a.sstaei6il hldel eeaapleado ndee I'D. de
cllalltas personals de una manera o de
qtla3 igtlFyieflsRea Ia isonsltpefippt ING lis Is
!. aqueIla, hasta -llegar manOs del desti-
natario j, por lltinio tepl4ase en- cuenta
Iplal idea ,tisa Dfaisa de- dla iparte del pdblico
| dNe .s0Ee AG &ilIel empleado postal un
esclavo que esta pendiente de una oca-
Bsi0n para faltar sus deberasoa 4 Els
1yerdad que esta idea la sustenta solo
Inn sector 5nfimos ol,i9i0at; pero un
sector POGO Quito Y por 10 tanto moles-
fto: Una -provocaci06n de -uif irrespon=
1 sable pue1e ser de mas c0nsecuencia
Idues los fepetid6s halagos de .totla una
/ qolonia DE 'personas scnltas. j
| Por JsNpiesto, due bajo ningin con
4 cepto preIendemos Justificar las ire
i gularidades Ell que pueda incurrir
ell empleado. ST por una parte sabe-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-09


Kablscmsn oonndo saDitariaa
Complete noderno
utiGad Ell centihco de todas las enfese
servicio.-CisSpo nledicc eidente e Sanaoro
enemo de
mecos los de la Sociedad
DeIaI4anienios epecaes Sehoras
Opeacenes esfeales hahos de luz. hdro
X FueuIacdn
stulat
PERSONAL cIENTIFICO
DIRECTOR oANAruRiO: Dr. Ion Amaiio RoldAn.
DIRECTUk lTURlu. Dr. don Manuel Quevedo Baes
CRLJ JAAO GENERAL: DR.. don Raf.e VGlez Lopez.
ESPECIAL5.A EN- ENFERMEDADES DE NAFdZ. oIDOS GAR
GA OJOS: DR.. Agusin K Lauger.
RADiOi.OGU: DR. Manuel Soto Rivera
sss PATOLOGO: DR.. D. r. Ruiz Nazario.
Rivera Porrata. DR.. don Jorge Bird Elias
N Manuel Pavia Fernandez l..
.iKuJANO DEM DR.. don LorenzcaR Noa.
PKACTlCANTE: don Enrique Fernandez
l6 Has de Carl
dad Nurses iuada de coupeta aptad pracca arg xperenc
CoNSuLEAA
Sanator1o Pof Director de Ia tarde da abor&
tteconocinieno $1,000 Consultas $780,
GeneraiA Paiculares &c 10 II de Ia mahana
sabados
E,eciaista: laborabies
apxlio los mdcos Doctores Bird Elias Castor l.
I'm Consuitoro: :-Dr veez je a.
Director Queyedo Baez Medicos Auxilares:
Fernandez, de 7h II Dr. Rivera Porata de
2a5pn.
Fur ei Especialsta Justo
ell tuano Densta Conuoo. ODonen 10 PLAZA de
Colon de ~ 2 de Ia tarde.
atenddo uaoaiera de los ndados presentation
iel 1Itmo recIbo
pRnsDENC1A Ap.vtaSo ast zEsoRERzA ADsrtado
M SAN JUAN. PUERTO RICO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-09

/ Apesar desque el servicio de correos
esta tan intimamente relacionado con
lei pHl,l 20, es 10 cierto que el serviciO
ldo cor Is noes I'M seryicio popular
gsi ell ". tla%eyo sentido de Ia palabra; ;
es decir, no goza de las sifnpatfas del
]pGblico nj tiene sn favor. Esto no so
| 10 ocurre en- Puerto Rico; 0curre tam
lbien en- Estados Unidos donde hay un
dicho muy conocido que Sc usa Guam
do por comparaci6n queremos lamar
lAalcriada a una persona. Entonces
Use dice de ella: les mas malcriada que
un empleado de correos." En- efect0,
Ihay la impression erronea de que el en-
p,eado postal es malcriadoay displicente,
Y .decfmos err6nea, porque no es exac-
ia la observation. Eel punto de vista
del empleado difiere del, que pueda te-
ner el p1blico, particularmente el in
dividuo con quien esta tratando en- I'm
momento determinado. Tambi6n las
circunstancias en- que sc encaentran
uno v otro son distintas. De aquf ma
cen diferencias de appreciation tan ra-
dicalmente Opuestas que algunas yeces
degeneran en- vertladera hostilidad ta-
cita por parte del p1blico, v en- descon-
tento por parte del empleado.
| lllamarfamos de zapa, es menester ante
| todo que mttuamente nos cOmprenda-
mos. Todo acercamiento. que Sc inten-
tie fuera de este requisite de miitua
compression necesariamente tiene que
fracasar. Lo vemos en- los dem6s Or
denes de la vida no es menos cierto
en- ell serviciO de c0rreos.
Hay dos medios complementarios pa
ra provocar este acercamiento: por
cooperation, y por reemplazo subjeti-
vo En- cuanto al primerO creemos que
adn la persona mas reaccionaria esta
de acuerdo con que es un deber pres
tar su concursO cualquier obra que
va directa indirectamente afecte a
suS intereses. Ell deber de cOOperar,
pues, 10 consideramOs indiscutible; es
axiomaticO.
| iY cuales son los factores de toda
cooperation FL conocimiento te6rico
v la aplicaci6n practica. De aqul 10
necesidad de difundir Ell la mayor .ex.
tension possible las gFincipales dispossi1
l y
clones de leyes Y reglamentos que alta
fen al servicio que Sc desea populari
Ear. Pori ESQ la campafla que estamos
sostenieildo esta sehttna la eonsideras
mos it'll convemente. 6IIii pdblieo
debe veneer su general apatfa hacia
todo 10 que huels alessEHrs,p " lifssaFt coy
lverdadero inter6s cuantO Sc relacione
con eli bueni seryicio de aquel impor q
ltante ramO del gobiern0. III,
i i Existe acaso aquel interes? Cierta
Imente, pero estd, restringido por III
lprejuicio malsano,s con tendendias "a
morhosa, que consiste en- adoptar una
actitud defensiva ante toda temlttesa
]plBlica 1nanejada Dor el gQhierno, .
con ningdn otro. servicio Sc extrema
ltanto esta nota como con el seryicie
postal. FL pGblico siempre sc cree Ia
vfctima en- ssus reiaciones fccn8 el 90
rreo Es un concepto e1uiS SocAio y Sc
ria de desear que Sc meaiIlcase un tan
Ito. Esta modification Sc puede inicial
empezando ell p1blico por llevar a la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-09

Nuestra exhibition de Muebles pa.
ra oficinas. en- nuestras yitrinas de
Fortaleza, mostrara a I'd precios que
no tienen ,competencia en- muebles de
una superioridad a toda prueba. Cans
tero, Fernando & Co., Inc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-09

LAS pleas de su automoyil pue-
den ser reconstruidas por Sobrinos
de Portilla. II .lsis
Los anuncios de este peri6dico
SON leidos por miles de personals que
toman parte en- nuestro CONCURso
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-09
PUERTO RICO DISTILLING co.
ARECIBO, Puerto Rico.

ARECIBO, Puerto Rico.
Fabricantes de ALCOMOTOR combustblc pa
ra automobiles motores, etc, ETC. = Alcohol
refinado para usos medicinales, industracs y
ientificos.-Alcohol desnaturalzado para COM
bustible domestico y Potasa para Abonos.-
Todos eStoS productos derivados de la caIa.-
Productos del pals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01
MERCHANDISE
Articles tor Sale

AWNINGS: AWNINGS!
Place your orders now FOR awn.ngn 10
avoid the rush. Richmond Awning Co.
2lt Ninth Street
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Phone Your Wants
60 Randolph 1
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the exception Of THE SUNDAY
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separately.
Schedule OF Want Ad Rarea
&c q word daily. minimum
~ 2sG, set solid.
-. Shc u word Sunday. minimum
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consecutive insertions, n
GLIDING Sunday, &c word.
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Guiding Sunday. loo word.
tFote the reduction Tor consecutive
tnsertionS.)
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Want AID pages l., IL point and the
smallest space in which q l2-polnt
typo ad may be set 10 one inch. The
rate for this largo type In centn
word daily and IN cents word
Will apply az for regular want Ada.
Caps, broken lines. white space arc
charged for at the regular word ratio
estimate 8 words TO The line.
Longer term rates for business al
rEerti5ers on request
Advertisements received as late az
10 a NJ. and 10 L. 81. each week day
and UP to l.. Ii. Saturday for correct
ciassihcatiot In the next EDITION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01

WOULD YOU DE INTER ESTED In a
400-acrc farm? One OF tho hest buys ]
have. Convenient TO highway and rail-
way. Very fertile land and buildings up
to-th* minute. All new. The price is
half the value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01

GOOD location for store. Corner lot at
three streets towards Ginter Park. and
average OF one automobile per minute
passes lot. Only $i.4O). Terms :. cnsh.
balance SIS per month. Box f GIT, c.-e
Tho Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on Ford cars
Hcaru

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on Ford cars.
H"arn Motor Co.
JOIN ci.ARkE'S AUTO CLUBS buys
car. Pay s. down when you 1o,n tho
club and - per week until the nrst pny-
ineht on the car you relect Is complete:
then take the car home and ride while
you pay for II on easy club terms that
VIII be arranged to suit. This new club
has many advantage for you--it offers
You choice OF cars In our mammoth
stock-hiI makes. wonderful bargains
and the club terms make 4. possibIt
for your TO save up the nrst payment
ana not miss the cash Put In Your
application for membership at once-
come to Laurel ami broad s,reots
Sa--CLARKE'S GREAT AUTO SAIE-fs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01

LOT--The best bargain In Richmond;
beautiful 6o-foot lot in North Richmond
Terrace. facing park; only 5000. Terms,
half cash and 3l0 month. go, care
The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01


= cican-cut married man who has
confidence in his ability to build
IL business for himself in a city
territory assigned 10 him exclusive
ly. the article sold being a ncces-
sI,y. Sales repeating at lcas, three
times 4 year and Will pay SIS
per week from the start. Please
give full particulars Of present or
last employment. which viii DO
treated In confidence. to Box 1891.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

Sunday. Anvil soth. 1922.
at $50 l.. NJ, az the SA ltering Arms
Hospital. Ida BraudrieG. vito OF Leslie
II. Hobson, IN the 42d year OF her age.
'rhe funeral will take place Tuesday
afternoon at o'cloCk from the resi-
icnce. National Street. Montrose Heights.
lntcrinent in lakewood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01

MEN wanted to learn IN. barber iradr
tuition spcc!a! Cor month Of May only
!"1 tools frca; diplomas given. Write
i"r information Richmond Barber Col.
lcEe, boi East Marshall Street or Nor.
folk Rarhcr College. 22i Bank street,
Norfolk, Va.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-16
Today's Blunder
Corrected
BY JOHN s. SCOTT
PoStiliaSter, Faifmont

1t Is always best to'use stan
dard size cards or envelopes. Dur
ing the Christmas. Easter lsnd
Jewish holiday seasons great
quantities Of pery small envelopes
and cards are put into the malls,
with the result that all postal
work Is very much retarded and
considerable mail ,disfigured tand
torn. These small and Irregular
shaped envelopes and cards do not
run freely through our postmark
ing machines, but frequently get
caught In belts and are mntIiated
and torn; and many OF them are
OF such odd shapes that they must
be held out Of the regular mali
and postmarked BY hand, whichsis
q slow and tedious process. Delay
Is also caused BY the fact that
small skies do not lit into letter
packages readily and cannot is
fled saedrely
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Business D Opportunities

GETTING started In business,
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TO make money Write Hallonis
Industrial Lawyers, 156 Broadway,
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START YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
| Make more money! Retail Raw
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Largest company; established 81
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lowest wholesale. mo experience,
practically no capital needed. We
furnish everything. teach you to
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yearly. Particulars free; give
age, occupation. references. w.
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port, Illinois. 8165A
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Sisters lodge held yesterday even
ing 1t was decided that the OF.
ganization will have a Christmas
tree at their hall Christmas even
Ing: The affair will be exclusively
for the members and thelr farni.
lies with possible Invitations "a.
tended to a few childrCn OF the
neIghborhood
School Program
A Christmas program, witch
will be given next nesday at
ternoon. Is being rehearsed BY.
pupils Of the Watson schools The
program will consist Of songs;
recltations, and other numbers
featuring the Christmas season.
Personals
g. NJ. Hale, who has been indis-
posed for a few days. has rccoy-
cred sufficiently. TO Resume his
duties in his store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mortified.
and son Walter Of Bellview were
guests at the home the,tormer's
parents for the week. end
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Hawley. who
have been visiting friend here for
the past several weeks returned
to their home at,New MartlnsyIlle
recently. II
Mrs. George Stevens and daush-
ter Ada May OF Bellyiew wore
guests Of the formers sister. MIS-.
y. :. Renolds. the first Of the
Mrs. j. ii. Harris Of RiyesvIlle,
spent Wednesday''as the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B
Fftzhugh. :,
The Misses Alma and Gertrude
Martin have returned to their
home near Warrington after a
visit with relatives here.
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Ralph Decker, James spadefore
Howard Aldriage, Demond GIrod,
Sam Leathermau. James Keenan,,
Alfred Girod, Sylvester Gamble
Ruth Tarleton, Arlie Bradley,
Charles Sypult, Luther Co2ad,
Arnold Mcdonald. Arch Estep.
Walter Cozad, Raymond Salter
and the hostess.
Attend Convention
The third district convention OF
the Pythian Sisters was held at
Eairyiew last Friday. Those at
tending. from the local lodge were
Miss Iva Costello, Miss May Cos.
tero, Mrs, Minnie Jarrett and
Mrs. Minnie Sypult.
Glass Entertained
The J. L. Kibbee Glass Of the
NJ. P. Sunday School were enter.
tanned at the home of Mrs w. e.
Stuck last Monday evening. 1t was
agreed to pay the sum Of SIS to
the Times Christmas fund Among
those present were Mrs. ). -.
Meats, Mrs. G. a. !Tarleton, Mrs
w. NJ. Mortified Mrs. e. Z:
Anderson. Mrs John Shumaker,
Mrs. W. E. Stuck. Mrs. John
Sheets and Miss Rhea Girod.
Return From Hospital :.
Mrs. Bracken, who recently un-
derwept a surgical: operation lat
Cook Hospital, has recovered stit-
ttciently to be removed to hor
home on Locust avenue. Mrs
Bracken Is a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hartley and formerly
lived In Watson.
Teacher Ill
Miss Jean Hale, teacher OF the
second grade pupils ot,the Watson
School. was unable 10 attend
school yesterday on account Of ILL
ness. Her place in the school was
filled by her brother, H. q. Hale.
Miss Cook Hostess
Miss Lucille Cook was hostess TO
a number Of Watson young people
last Tuesday evening atthe nome
Of her parents Mr., and Mrs. VIII
liam Cook. Parlor games and
music we've the ,diversions and at
late hour refreshments were
served the guests.
Members Of the Watson singing
class were entertained at fihe
home OF the Misses Iva and Mae.
Costello last Thursday evening
Only members of the class were
included In the invitations. A.
Christmas program, to be given at
the localrM. P. Church, was
planned during the meeting.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sheets, Mrs. Wesley Ander.
I SON. Mr. and Mrs. William Cos
tello. Mrs. Robert Costello. Miss
Doris Gladys Halo, Miss Iva Cos.
tello, Miss Mildred Peters, Miss
Georgia Hale and Miss Irene
Costello. The next meeting will be
held at the homesot Mr.. and Mrs.
JohL Sheets In Pike street.
Change Residences
MI, and Mrs Floyd Bennett,
who have been living In apart.
mentS on the second floor OF the,
Consolidation Coal Co., store
building have moved their family
Nto Minersville. Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude jackson who have been
living here for some time. moved
to Locust avenue recently.
Christmas Tree
Alta meeting Of the Pythian.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-16

~, ~ IIsal - 41alarA!s u Yp4
Want 70 buy, sell or excnaoge sc;
veEtise your wares In Tampa and
South Florida. One OF the, most
prosperous regions OF CcdGy. Al
ways use Tinea want Ada, Larg
est Tampa circulation and larges.
daily average wapt ad lineage OF
any Florida paper. Guaranteed 10
al advertisers. Regular rate ore
cen. per word. Monthly rate on.av.
,plicatior. inquiries cheetfully IN.
Gwered. Address THE TAMPA
TIMES, TamrA. t1orida, ssGGA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-16
This Date in History
December 16

165S-William Gouge died; a
minister of the famous assembly
OF divinas. and appointed one OF
the annotators Of the Bible.
16564Edmund Wingate died;
an English writer on arithmetic
and mathematics.
1723-John Trenchard died;
an eminent English patriot and
political writer. r
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

an cAnceIatlor orders on con,
tract and until forbid orders must
be infwritinS addressed u the
Want:Ad Department. Thla Is Tor
your protection.
fhs West V;rgintGn VIIt not be,
sesponsihle for mort than one In.
correct insertion OF any advertise
ment ordered for more than one
tim.e
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WATSON
P1aYra,rry

RAY Lafty
Miss Bertha Sypult entertained
q number Of young friends at a
Nplag party last Tuesday evening
At Tie home Of her mother. Music
pthc occasion was furnished By
the Watson oreehtsra. Parlor
sanes were employed as diver.
ION Via suitable hour refresh.
iaents wers served.
f'aose present were the Misses
winIlred Lewis, Pearl Stempie,
Geosgia Hale. Lucille Cook, MIL
llsed Peters Gretchen sypult.
a. s Hale Ganeve Wilson,
eftla Williams Vada Moran:
sic Hawkins Ollie Girod p6arl
ear1 Virginia Frishkon and
kuia Fnsehkpf and Fred West,
EY'ayns Shelton William saffiNld,
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SPECIAL NOTICE


10 WHOM N NAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby eiyon thar
the undersignods Charles CLARK.
residing at Four States. IN Mar
ion County, West Virginia. VIII.
on the 21st day ot December.
1898, at - o'6loeks noon. make
pplisaHon TO the circuit court OF
Marion County, West vitginla-
Tor q state license to carry about
my pereon q revolver Ny occu-
patton is that Of mfg ht-watehman
Tor the -Four Statea Coal Com
pany. N''
This sth day otlDecember, 1874.
CHARLES CLARK.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the stock hold
ers OF The Peoples National Ran,
OF Falrmont, q banEing corpora
ton, organized and doing business
under the laws OF The Unitei
states. will be- held al the batlk.
ing house Of said Corporation II
the city OF FaiFmpht Marian
County, West sVlfgtnis OF, Tnss-
day the 9th day ot tJannary. lsss
at 2 O'Clock p. M for Tic nurnose
OF electtng Q board of direciofs 10
act Tor said bank during The en-
suing year, and for the transae-
ton ofsueh other business as ma,
pc properly considered III a stock.
holders meeting.
Given under my hand az prcsl-
gent OF said bank on this The 9th
day " December. ID ian2
]. NJ. RRo WNFfEI.p.
President ofithe Peoples IA.
tional Bank Of Faifmonta
Dec. 9-16s23+S0 Jan &.
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NOTICE.

The Morris Z PEARSON Tailor
ing Company is changing
ownership on December ssth.
Anyone having any bills
against this company viii
please present them and any
one owing the company will
please call and settle their ac-
count, Pearsons Tailoring
Company, 432 Main Street.
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Boarders Wanted .

GENTLEMEN BoARDERs-RoEom
and Board $1,000 per week: new.
~ fitted up; free bath; modern con.
yeniencess FAlRMoNT RooMING
HOUSE AND RESTAURANT. 3I4
Water. ST., Phone 1869. S1dsA
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PUPPlES-St. Bernards, orange
and white Jpmbos, 1850; Aire.
dales, pedigteed, 3 10 months,
crackerjacksI $11 80; spaniels, bull
terriers, fog terriers, rat terriers,
black and tan Japanese terriers,
poodles and others, $3.50; Eski.
mos, pure white, sis; Boston pedi-
greed, brindle and white markings,
$50; grown dogs, Airedales, pelt.
greed, u to 20 months, real crack.
CRACKS, Sis; Eskimos, u months,
$20;S broken hounds with guarantee,
$25: collies; 10 to IS months, real
ones, they are handsome, SIS; fox
terriers, u. months, black, white,
tan, bargains 81. 80; black and tan
i1S months, very good companion,
$40; don't buy limitations for small
money: we are reliable, send check
or money order with your order !.
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