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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OKBGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10f J 001). -MO MIHM.V MaWOH" flr!9r
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SUPERB SHOWING WOMEN'S
AND MISSES'
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Underwear
TOMORROW ONLY
Shirts, Drawers and Tights fnv
Women, all sizes; valuoH from $1
to 11,25. Tomorrow only, on sale
nt ,ft
No telephone orderH Uv
received Garment
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CITY NEWS
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Weather FnivciiNt-
Fair .(might and Thumbi)
frost toulKlit.
light
Hh Iho Pivtty ,
'Garden scene In the second net of
tho "Mlkndn" at tho .Grand Ma roll 21!
nnd 23.
Tito IUst
Tho market affords In groceries,
meats, Huh nnd poultry, at Knrrlus
ton's.-
SaVO tllU DlkCOIIIIt
Hunt! ohuok or pay at tho offleo on
or before the loth to hiivju thu ills-'
count on your March water bill. 0-2t
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; in- win iKiriiMtK i
In tho "Mikado" aro iih pretty uh
one would nam to sue. At tho linu
Muioh 'i'i and U3.
l-'or Htove Wod
And coal, aall IDS.
(Jompany.
Voget Lumber
Wwliu'Mluy
Will bo tho last day to pay your
wajtti' bill and got tho dlsuount. D-lit
llucklnKluun's l'alucti of Sweets
As much homo-raado candy on dis
play us In any rogulnr enndy store.
LtKHtod In tho now Itcd Cross Phar
macy. ' 3-6-tf
1'lno .Maple and AnIi W'tiod
For sale, ohoap, for Immedlatii do
livery. Apply Krobs llros., Hush
Drayman bitlldtug. Taluphnna Main
181. 2-15-tf
Voiif (Ud Suit
lrywtn) nnd clMnwl to look UKe
nw Nt h atuall uost to you by A. I).
HuiMUOH. who Is taptrluitOud In lht
lln. NikM door to Juurim) tithe.
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JSJUmUL II S.W.&3syComicCL I
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prUlugly nhort spaco of 47 soeomW.
lii-itiiiK in Siiloni ' N'ot a pupil In tho building was awuro
K. H. Hoanor and John D. Hobia- that a tiro drill was going to be had.
son. of Monmouth, have decided to land, owing to the rocwat blaxw, which
luente at Salem and outer tho rani bwamo sturted In th basement of
oiatu and brokurago Hold. Thay are ' th IiuIUHuk. ho time was lost by
bright and progressive men. such n'su pupil u leavtug the building A
nro needed to put the Capital City to 1
nm un- i in-., iiuii- m j,vi a luiann
t a wt . 'I'liiiit iiaIi., .& Hit i.Aaavt.
mi own- imicvi
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I WINDOW BOXES
These beautiful flower boxes add to
the beauty of nny home. Sec them.
MASON BROS.,
PHONE 308 I
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READY - TO - WEARl
APPAREL
LATEST STYLE
Tin- first "buds" of Spring In
great profusion. Jlondy to wdar
apparel having stylo, fit and
workmniiihll). This Ih tho larg
est showing wo'vo ovor lind
thin early la tho season, and
these garmuutH will appeal to
women who hnvo taste. New
wilts, now. skirts, now puttl
couts, nuw waists, misses' and
children's apparel nnd tlu
wholo showing Ih oii the ground
floor; no stairs to climb. Wo
ask the pleasure of Hhowing
.vou those now creations.
Just
Received
Ojilltud table pads, size 113x81
In. Table padding by tho yard,
quilted, ji I Inches wide, and nurs
ery cloth by the yard, quilted, 33
Inches wide.
(Second Floor)
Several Now Hoiinc
For sale or rent. For prices and
terms see Voget I. umber Company.
Now In the Tlnii'
To pay your March water bill and
get the 10 per cent discount. 9-2t
Save (lie Discount-
Send eheck ot' pay at tho office on
or before the 10th to save tho dis
count on your March water bill 0-at
KsUwycd
Ono team, bay mnro nnd horso, 5
years old, wolght 1400 pounds. No
tify Cooper & Oloarwnter. Phooi
Main 34. 3-8-tf
I'htotial Itovhnv 1'attoiiiN
At tho Golden Utile lluznar, 271
Conunerolal atreot. Mrs. 11. T, Swart,
proprietor.
Itetntiied I'roiu Honolulu
Kx-Goveruor Lord' returned this
morning from uu oxtonded visit In
Honolulu. MfH. Lord accompanied
him on tho trip and they visited their
sou Montague, who has been a iun
lient of Honolulu for some lime.
Xi Incorporations i
Artlolos of luuorporation tiled la
tho off low of Fiiihk W. Hanson, xeo
rotary or Mtule. March H. ttiOD, are
as follewH: Tht llrowusvlllt Com
murelHl Club: prluelpal offliui,
UrewnHvllle: Inuorporators, Hd. Hoi
lowwy. IS. Is. White, II. Wayuu Stun
imnl, V. J. Huokvr and It. F. Itloh
srdMin. Vale UU snd (5ms Cemimuy:
lii'liietpal offte. VhIe: eapltMl Ktook.
I1.00Q.000; Inoorpomloi. U Adam,
M. O. Hope, li: P. Osb6ru nnd 11. 0.
UhhIIihiii.
A Perfect I'iiv Drill
At a lire drill In tho Must school
yoatordny, shortly nftw 1 o'clock,
ft(0 children, ranging from t to 15
yar. loft the Uulldlng in tho sur-
soon as tho tiro alarm bell was ruig.
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vivry i-kuil 111 me OUIIlllUg lUUlie a
nnt in oriieit.v manner On onr
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PLAIN AND PANCY
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SALEM TO HAVE-
ANOTHER FINE
SCHOOL BUILDING
AN EIGHT-ROOM BRICK WITH ALL MOD
ERN CONVENIENCES TO 5E BUILT ON
MARION AND COTTAGE THIS VtAR
Tho board of directors held an id-
Journod mooting last night In the
high school building, nnd sovoral
postponed mattorn wero.rtttended to.
Tho b'onrd decided to mnko a canvass
of "tho fnsil school election, In order
to provont nny hitches In tho plnn-j
now undor way.
A committee of threo of the oldest
mombors on tho board, Eppley,' Bab
cock and MoorcH, was appointed :it
tho mooting aa a building committee.
The threo will take up tho work Im -
mediately of making preparations for
tho now school building. Tho
of tho doors thero was attached ono
of tho door oponlng dovlcos, nnd as
tho lenders In tho lino of march
pushod lightly on tho arrangement,
tho doors flow open, where they
stnyed.
Opened New Store
Tho Sponcor Hnrdwaro Co., which
did a Inrgo business for flvo years In
tho Gray block, has moved Its stocK
and opened to tho trado In tho John
Hughes building, where thoy aro oc
cupying two largo floors, nnd will bo
glnd to wait on their old friends.
Good ImpcrMMMtot-H
Kd." Illstlno nnd Juck Morgnn nro
In gront domnnd for their chnractor
nketchos. Thoy hnvo engagement!
for the Artisans, for 8t. Patrick's day
at St. Joseph's hall and for tho Y.
PM. C. A. Thoy furnish a clean and
attrnctive stunt fo'r an half hour of
pure fun.
Itovlval tit Crosston
Itov. Illackwell, of Oregon City, Is
conducting succosatul rovlvnl moot
ing nt tho Pottyjolm school houao.
and will hold meotlngs this wook and
next, preliminary to building n now
church. , .
Want the .Money
A complaint has been filed In tho
circuit court, department No. 2, by
Fred Schlndler agnlnst William
Schlndler and Peter Schlndler, ask
ing for Judgment In the sum of $00
alleged to have been loaned the do
fondants on their promissory note In
IflOfi.
Hoard of Trade .Meeting
lingular monthly meeting of the
Salem Hoard of Trade tonight. All
members urged to attend. . Impor
tant buKlnoss. C. L. MoNnry, Pros.;
A. F. Hofer, See.
Itock Quarry lu.y
The drills at the rook quarry Miuth
(if the elty were put In operation to
day and will be kepi busy until
Hnough took bus been unearthed to
pave four blocks of Htreets. A num
ber of additional men have boon em
ployed in the pit and tho work Is
gulUK along nt a rapid pace. In
spuaklnx with mii offlclHl of the
quarry thU morning It whs suited
that th rock will b on hand nnd
prepared lo be hauled to the elty
wlum wmitod. When the weather
baeaiMtw more dependable the rock
imiritHliiu oImik A ill be oMrattHl full
Mm, and a night force put to work.
The quan . when iiinninK full time,
employe about 35 men.
BOARD OF TRADE
WILL DISCUSS HOTELS
The subject of u neV hotel for
iialeui is prolMiblv the most ImpoYtaut
tltiUK ww btfore the people of the
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Uu. ShI1M ,,'ord of Trade have tak-
$ the
inalter In hand to the end
that the reputation of our city muy
be preserved and not traduced as has
been done In the past and Is now
being done by outsiders. The sub
ject will eoine up at the regular
monthly meeting thU evening, and
all who are Interested In this Im
Miurtant mutter should participate in
this meeting. Tho subject of im
provements all along the Hue will be
discussed. Including now passenger
dopot. state fair grouuda boulevard.
new cannery, ota- Some, Important
speakers will bo luvsent from at
nomo ana Portland. Everybody,
should attend.
grounds, on tho corner of Marlon and
Cottage, will bo cleared and put In
proper condition, and the committee
L. i.nnn ..i,-i, i V ,
tins boon nuthorlzod- to secure .he
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services of An nrchltect to drnw r.
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plans. Tho now school structure
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will be nn 8-room brick, with all the
Intost Improvements, nnd, if con
strttct'on Is not Interferrcd with, tho
commlttco stnto tho building will be
completed and furnished by the next
fall opening of tho school year.
The board re-elected Prof. Pow-
lors n superintendent of city schoo's,
to sorve from July 1, 1D09, to July
1, 1010.
HEL0SSIS' BROTHER
PROBABLY MURDERED
United Press I.cnaed Wire.)
Seattle, Wash., March 10. Fol
lowing tho mystorious murder ct
Hnrry Joseph Hclossls, whoso body
wns found on tho Sonttlo boulovurd
on the morning of Fobrunry G by
Chnrles Hclossls, brother of tho dead
man, has dlsnppcnrcd,.as has also 3
Damascus, who had been assassinated
when .In tho senrch for his brothor's
murdorors, nnd tho dotoctlvos who
hnvo boon seeking the missing men
todny oxprcss the fenr thnt tho men
tuny nlso hnvo been murdered.
Michael Hclossls nnd Dnmoscus
wero Instrumental In bringing nbout
the nrrest of Albert Flshor and May
Clayton as suspects In tho enso at
Tacoinn n week ngo.
On tho night of March 5, detec
tives loft Michnel Hclossls In Taco
mu. Tho murdered man's brother
plnnncd to go to Contrnlia to purduo
tho hunt for others ho believed to be
Implicated In tho Seattle murder. Da
niasciis . was to hnvo assisted him.
Neither has beon henrd from sfneo.
To add to tho mystery, tho dotec
tlro have learned thnt bofora tho
murder, Damnsctts nnd Hnrry Holo.-
sts engaged in a serious quarrol In
the saloon where Hclossls was portor.
Father Anslono enmo from Pntor
Botv.t N.- J., two mouths ngo, having
been assistant rector In u churcn
thorc.
A year ago thore was troublo
among his parlshnnorsMn Paterson,
but It Is asserted that tho priest did
not participate In the quarrels.
St, Stanislaus church Is ho largest
PoliHh Catholic church In Now Jer
sey. The rectory, In which tho mur
der was committed, adjoins the
church. Fathor Joseph Masnlckl, the
rector, was offering moan In tho
church when tho door bell of tho
rectory rung this morning. Miss
Tonfstn, tho housekeeper, who Is 47
yenrs old. responded.
She discovered a group of throe or
our men at the door. Ono of thorn
asked to nee Fathor Anslone.
The father had o:ered early mns,
and came from his room In answer
to tho summons. Ho wont to the lit
tlo front parlor of the reotory. What
occurred In the little room Ih h mys
tery. There was no Indication or
trouble until tho revolver shots rang
oit. MIm Tonlstn ran screaming to
tho prlotst'x room. Anslone was shot
down as he onterod the room.
The group of nssnsalns rail from
the room, trampling tho housokeeo
or's -body uader their feet as th-.
wont.
Tho pollae hnvo no definite dosor'.p
tlon of tho men, and the woundej
woman, between periods of uueon
scloitsueae. was able oul to gasp out
her story
This aftorsoon th police arrested I
Alexander Sendylekoskl. a former t
New Yurk peliceman: Mlohaol Pou-1
lueh and Antonlna Swoityok and an
other prisoner, whose name was not
niiido iiubllc.
FtUher Auslone wa shot three
times through the body. At soon It
we said a,t the hospital that Miss
Tonlstn has slight chances of recov
ery MtKrHIKHmftiHtttmtt, j
;; ASYLUM AVENUE STORE ?
j j We sell all kinds of staple and f
j j faiic grocorles, a.nd mill feed f
j; Prompt delivery Phone us a $
j ! trial order to Main 2fi9 f
;; f. J. KNGl.KllAUT, Prop, f
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Statesinau and Asylum Av
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wUuitminummnl
1 Pirates of the Air
They come like thieves In
the night, dropping hundreds
of feet from high up In the sky,
catch themselves, circle once
or twice, then come nt the owl
like a thunderbolt."
I A quotation from die unuiual and Intereiting tory
of decoying hawk, which i but one of tlw many
j ipIendUly ilktOrated article which appear in the
'big March itiut of
RECREATION
tj Thi numlxs i the Got of a writ of double
number at the regular price, and it the moit iu
Drb iijue of an outdoor magaune erer publuhed.
It contain maanincent full-page plate worthy of
framing, reproduced from photograph of thrilling
moment in outdoor recreation.
Nowhe,e elie w111 yufind ,ucl? 'p'"1' en,er,a!n'
lo a" '"T '"r-'.VM -T "!
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(on the fact that the men who wnte for it page
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have Been There and can tart you planning
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your outdoor campaign.
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We want you-to become acquainted with the
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mKfcuu aatau nyii.miHM
BUY THE HARCH NUnftER AT ANY
NEWSDEALER'S. IF HE CANNOT
SUPPLY YOU, 5END US 25 CENTS
AND WE WILL SEND YOU A COPY
BY RETURN MAIL,
and, if at the tame time, you will mention the name
and addreu of the dealer who cannot tupply you
with the magazine, we will tend you the beautiful
RECREATION Calendar w.
Remember RECREATION i the only magazine
that will (tart you right and help you to make the
moit of the outdoor teaton. Addreu
RECREATION. 24 We.t 39th St.. New York.
Flatulency or Wind
On Stomach
An It Is Commonly Valued, Means
That Decaying Food Is .Mak
ing Gas.
This most serious condition Is vory
provnlont nnd results mo3t distress
ingly, nnd fatally oftentimes. Tho
stomach In cases of tlntuloncy Is un
able to dlgt'Et tho food properly. De
cny ct In, gnses form, oxtend thy
stomnch, force their way downward
Into (tho howols, and If not relieved
oxtends upward prosslng agnlnst the
lungs, llvor and heart, causing short
ness of breath, botching, foul odors
nnd many tlmos sudden death.
Fools which are fllled with cai,
whon tnkon Into u deranged stomach
cnuso flatulency rapidly, vogotnhlos
being especially given to this quality.
Against such a condition the stom
nch can do but little, bocnuso theso
foul nnd poisonous gnsoi affect Its
glnnds, muscles and tissues to such
a dagrce as to Incapacitate It almost
nt onco.
Theso gase dUtond the stomnch
'a nil directions, prevontlng tho con
tracting muscles from doing tlw.lr
regular duties, or If thoy do forco tho
grts from tho stomach It goos ob-f-whore
In tho rystetn with even more
hurnsn'ng ro ults. and then tho de
caying mnsB still remains to genorr.te
moro gases,
Tho most offectlvo method for il
Inylng tlntuloncy Is to romovo thi
cnuso of gns making. An ornotlc will'
do thl.', but tho stomnch will hnve the
nme trouble tho moment now food
enters It
StunrfH Dyspepsln Tnblot8 get at ! H,ml 'nnK'8 lta,,
gns food nt onco, digest It, prevont At tho Con""ercInl hall, cornor
docny, quickly reduce food to no-'Gonter nnd Cotnroorclnl streets, Frl
Ishmont, mnke good rich 'gnBtic fhildlday ,ven,n8. March 12th. A prise
and pnss the digested food to thn In.
taatlnos, giving the tomnch its ml
nnd tho syatom its nourishmout.
Flatulency simply cnnnot'oxlst whoro
theso little tnblets aro tiBod. Tht-7
build up the stomach fluids so that it
mntter not how many vegotablos yoa
oat or food containing qualities of
gns, tho stomach doe Its work woU
and quickly.
Stuart's Dyspepsln Tablets are sold
everywhere and tired the whole world
over by slek stomach and xtomaohs
iniu warn to eat iiert ly nnd yot not
set sick.
Every druggiet parries Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet, yrloe 60c por box.
Tho demand for theso little digest
er Is constantly inorenslng. Fo:ty
UiousABd phys'olans In America and
Canada use thorn and prescribe thorn .
Sond us your name and address ind
,
wo w,u sontl you a tr,al Pckage by
nia,Wro" Addrem P. A. Stuart Co ,
,ou ol""ri ",ug-' -Mars"n'. Mich
(I'ciiiial Fin.cf HcMirtv O
Adjutant Goneral Finzer called on O
the governor this mornlug HUd turn-
ed qver the Orogon Natioaal Guiird
properties. This U required
to the change of executive.
owing
Jiulgts War Itnlloons.
London. March 10. Tho British
war offloe has Just finished an analy
sis of the powers' air fleets. It
awards the modal, both for the num
ber of craft and for effectiveness, to
France. Some of the most success,
ful of tho Gallic tilers, however, aro
the property of private Inyldluats. in
the number of government vousers
Germany Is ahead
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PERSONAL MENTION
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II. Laughlln went
to Klamath
Falls last night.
Mrs. Rolgseckor went to Slinw on
a business trip last night.
Mrs. E. J. QUson, of Lebanon, ar
rived horc this morning, and will bo
the grucst of her son, W. 13. Gllsoti,
for tho summor.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Smith Loose, of Stay
ton. aro In the city on business to
day. '
J.' W. Dalloy wont to Tho Dalles
yesterday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Baker loft for
I Iin ntltlnir nt Newport last night
jt jr. Drown, of SMvorton, has been
hop- on business, returning "home
' this morning.
ComUy J"I,B D"8,ley aml C?mm'8
.doner Dockwlth went to Chomnwa
this morning on n business trip.
D. W. Lclngcr went to Fnlls Cllv
this morning.
Work on the Prntum oil well U
snld to bo going on without Inter
ruption. Chnrlc J. Powell has been Indict
ed for killing Homer Roper nt a
dnnce In Linn county, for too gront
fnmlllurlty with his daughtor.
C. I). Unbcock, n vory brlght'locnl
newspnper mnn, will succeed A. W.
ProscOtt ns tho Salem loprcsontntlvo
of the Portlnnd Oregonlnn. Ho 13 ft
mnn of tnlent, energy and enterprise,
who will not glvebntr city nny vorv
bad blnck eyes on nny occnslon.
C. II. Pickett of Springfield stop
ped off In Salem yesterday and to
day on his way to Tacomil, where
he expects to go Into business. He
Ih well known In Salem, Jiavlpg boon
with It. M. Wade & Co. Severn! years.
He has since been .In the hardware
huslncHH In Springfield. He Is great
ly plensod with the paved streets hore
and the general modern Improve
ments which have been made since
he left.
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PIONEER 0REG0NIAN
DIED LAST NIGHT
George X, Grlswold, former alder
man of this city, Mml Tuesday night
about midnight, from the effects of
a second stroke- of paralysis. He has
served this city as alderman, was a
member of the G. A. It., Masonic or
der, nnd for ten years In the pump
and windmill hustnoHa here at Salem.
He located la this city 25 yearn ago
and came from Michigan, where he
was born at Marcellus, May S, 18 IS,
and married his wife thore July I.
ISTr. Mrs. Gtlswold dlod six years
ago. He was married again to Mrs.
Nina Ifrandt September IS, 100K,
who survives him. The surviving
children are Mrs. Cora Wlttschoiu
Mrs. Neva A. Watson and Mrs. Geo.
Iludorph.
Mr. Grlswold was u man of Htrlot
Intogrlty, of groat Industry and com
panionable habits, and he loaves a
largo- circle of trlonds and admirers
The funeral will be held from tho
residence Thursday at 10 a. m. Ser
vices will be conducted by Rov. Hah-'
cock of tho First Prosbytorlan
church, nurlul at City View cenio
tory.
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wm H 8,ven or tho shabbiest
drossed lady and also tho shabbiest
dressed gent. White collars forbid
den. Good music by fontr-pleeo or
chestra. 3-8-4t
Tke fate of the Dimmock Is un
known, but it Ik said that she Is
'flout
PIANO TUNING
LVTELIAS I.. WOODS.
Tuning, polishing, repairing. Ph'eGOS
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Company
Prank Meredith, Resident Agent
Offlce with Wm. Brown & Co., No
29. Commercial street.
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THOS. 1C. Foill)
Ovor Ladd & Push's Dank. Salem. Q
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NEW TODAY
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vw snlo-A frosh Durham and Juc
sey cow 1259 South Libert v Si
Salem.
3-10-3t
Wanted Kvery duuf person In Salem
to try SioIk Hleotrepnonw: yon will
hear t once; free trial all this
week hi lUrr's Jewelry Store.
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Wanted Hustling man or woman tq
act as sollcltqr or deputy for pop
ular fraternal society, having
splendid lodges hore. Part or nil
of the. time;- Liberal pay. Ad
Ires. J E. Brock way, city.
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