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WE HOW TO WIN IN BUSINESS 1 Business offers you more opportunities than any of the so-called higher professions. Business offers its bookkeepers and stenotypists wonderful It takes them right into tte confidence dic-; tates to them its" business seCTts-utluies to them its business methods reveals to them its business success. He who, succeeds best in the business world is the one who gets the best training, -which can be obtained at CINCINNATI'S FOREMOST BUSINESS SCHOOL Bookkeeping Shorthand Stenotypy. Write or call for catalog. CAMPBELL COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 31 East Fourth Street.

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D. S. M. Bourbon Whiskey, Special, Quarts, 79c We want you to know how good It in bond or distillery tling. 4 quarts, pretaid, Chocolate-Covered Creamed Nuts, the Red Box, Only 39c These are the most 'delicious eating, frith assorted nuts set in rich cream.

Postpaid, -45e. Wash Rags Seconds Only 23c a Dozen We made "a lucky purchase of 15,000, and sell them out at less than half Uy mail, dozen, SOe. We Now Have the Lillian Russell Preparations Skin Nutrient. l9 Smooth-Out Cream, 1.39 Skin Hejuvenator. lfl Face Powder, Me; ItouR-e, 43c.

Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion, Guaranteed, $1 Nothing better for lung and- wasting: positively guaranteed. Prepaid. $1. Dpw's Smokers, Seven For 25c This is Broadleaf wrapper, Havana Box of 23, ct by mail, Oic. A dandy Pogue O'd-Time Kentucky Whiskey, 74c This 1 aged In wood and seven Four quarts, express paid, Dow's 14-Year-01d Kentucky Bourhon, $1.29 Bottled just a8 you want It from press 95.7ft.

Price list free. Rock, Rye, and Wild- Cherry The best cough syrup made. "9r, r.Oc and 75e. press paid, for SI. Contains 24 ounces.

Use Brownatone, the Gives the, shade you want at once postpaid, ar and l. Will please you. "Safety 5 idea yoii want to "cling to when you think of k. Every person should insist rlnthps the washing orocess, and Electric Process Top Laundry Co. "Slow and; Careful" NO AGENTS Cincinnati Ohio.

to patronize a -T DOZEN SHOTS FIRED Before Autoist I Captured After a Wild Chase In Gotham. New York. February -v Malley. son of a millionaire merchant New Havn. wan locked up In i police station here to-day ihariccJ with elaniou after he had been or lurea Dy policemen In a wild chae up Madison avenue, during which more than lozen snots were fired at the young man racing- car.

Accompanied t. a friend wa driving Madii-on avenue when his ca n.cccu uuwii ani tu-verely Injured John Mahoney. a The police nav the young man ds-i not stop his machine, but Increased its sjeed. repeated fired at the tire failed to stop him Finally the police com a i.asnins; touring car and lne "Peeling car after a chase mure lUan blocks. Jlalley later Kav, bai for examination in Police Court Mon FIRE AFTERMATH.

Binshamton, N. February mo tion to dissolve the BlnghamU) Clothing Company, which lot Un i. property In the fire which cost lat July, was made in the Slut- to-day. The capitalizat on of tli. i.

but there is only to divide among the stockholders. A tf-st rfi agafnst the stockholder ha Will" menced to recover for th w. one life. Pimples and Children All Mothers Should Carefully Wateh hor Pimples and LW Stuart's (. aicium Yiarers the In stant They Appear The blood of children c-h ttrtaiji period of their life.

It la then tnat their beauty is oftimes made or marred, the health established or "shattered. Every mother knows thin i tin rtont period and should keep the blood of her children as fresh and a stble. Kil the children Pure Ulood and ail uTiumuri mi nee. Stuart's. Wafers cleanse and cear me oiooa, driving out all poison ana impurities.

And you'll never have a good complexion until the blood is mese nuie wafers may be used with perfect freedom. Science knows no more puwenui oiooa. cleanser. They are en t'reljr free from harmful drugs or opi ates. Your doctor prescribes these nun dreda of times a vesir.

Calcium Wtafers go right into your blood. Their purifying, beneficial effect upon the blood is felt throughout the body, not in a year or a month, but in a Tew you feel better all over because your blood, the life-giving fluid. iB doing its properly. Jfo-matter how bad your complexion is usicium Wafers will work wcmueia wun.u. iou can get these little wonder-workers at your druggist's For Taxation Is To-Be; Begun -Si This Week in Ohio.

fh-': Sglilgi District Assessors Complete W.Q -Selections of Deputies' 1 Campaign" Mapped Out To Uncover All Belongings. That.Have Been Kept Off Duplicate. TECIill. lrTCH TO III ENQVUEB. Ohio, February 7.

Every thing is in readiness for the actual beginning of the work, of "the tax listers who next week-start on tneir tastes under the Warnea law with instructions to place. all taxable property on the dupli cate. District Assessors have practjcally completed the work of naming Deputies from the eligible lifts certified by the State Civil Service Commission. That the results vindicate the enact ment of the civil service law Is the decla ration of Cualrman 8. A.

Hopkins. He ha heard from practically every Dis trict Assessor In the state. There has been a minimum of complaints, while generally the system has worked exceptionally well. The system of examinations has kept down local quarrels and eliminated local omplications, said Mr. Hot-Wins.

It really -kept partisan politics out of the ppolntments. as in many instances Re publicans who had the highest grades were named to office. Campaign Is Planned. The State Tax Commission this week finished the formulation of Its plan of campaign to uncover all personal property that has not been placed on the duplicate. The three traveling Supervisors, Charles M.

Luthy, John A. Dodd and It. H. Weaver. tll be started Monday tt visit the District Assoi nd anoint tht-m in their work.

The flrt task of the Supervisors will be to cull the Deputies and the District Assessor of each county in for a meet- ng at which disputed points can be hra-ihed out. The Deputies also may be instructed in their dut.es. By the end of the meek the tax lifters everywhere win be busy. Th- Tax Commission to-day issued a statement on the work, in which it says: "The lifting ts made by the deputies, ho submit their returns to the Dis trict AssvsjMira. who can either au.l to subtract (from them without notice to tne pri-perty owner.

The property owner may then complain lo the roara or complaints, in which event yiie can obtain action if he can upon eslab.lshlng the cor rect value of his property, show that It is at variance with what was returned. To Be Scrutinized. The duplicates from the various coun- tl-i. after going through thL-. detail, will then undergo the scrutiny or the Tax Commission- That board in lfli.

for the first time, equalised the realty values on a tate-wid- basii and corrected many Ineuualities. This year me commissioo i say. it will make an qualir.tlon of per- sonal properly. mv inn an honest personal property return can reit assurel tnat his n-lhlorii are pay ing taxis In the same proportion. The utrtct Aseor to receive re ports rm hln deputies so as to make certain that the lUtfng will be dune on time.

Th- perKids when these are to be made is left to the discretion of the U- i.im iuMi.r hut IIU'V must no I ue longer than a week apart. A th nior inmnrtsnt inMructlons that will be hv th- Supervisor, of A men to the various District Aw'sors for the pur- roe o. In I'stlng cr-ditj the deputy is to puiij.mci M. cox. or unnv inu me on the entire sum found, unless the property owner can show that he ha.

a debt to off set It. and the amount the debt miwt definitely ascertained by the owner of the credit. "A man who puts up collateral as se curity for the payment of a debt must return the collateral for taxation unless fV. linhilltv to nav the debt is fixed and certain. Oaths To Be Administered.

"The oath 1 regarded as the strongest method that van be resorted to to ex tract honest personal property returns. and the men in charge of the work will insist that it be administered in every case and that it be found upon every return. The attention of the property owner also Is to be called to the penalty that attaches for false swearing. "If the property owner refuses to swear or reruses to list nis asseis me uepuiy must ascertain the value of them, and in doing so he must consider the general reputation of the man. To this value a penalty of 3t per cent will be added for failure to comply with the law.

If the value so fixed is too high the recourse of the property owner will be to go to the Board of Complaints and there provfl the actual value of his property: but in that event the penalty still will stand. Where an incorrect or Incomplete return is made and It is sworn to. It will be cor rected without notice to the taxpayer." "In the absence of the owner of prop erty the deputy may fix a value upon it. and. if the value so fixed is too high the property owner again would be com pelled to go to the Board of Complaints.

Rules Are Established. "Agency propositions are found to be confusing, but these rules were estab lished: "Credits in the hands of agents who have power to collect and reinvest the proceeds must be returned by the agents. "Warehouse receipts are classed as credits and must be listed where the owner resides. "Special attention must be given to un covering and valuing silverware and diamonds, and the deputies are to be instructed to ask for a separate listing from each woman who' has property, in -3 ivi la.vii i. iuc law been sadly neglected "The district Assessors will not be re quired to keep minutes, there being.

no provision of the law for such. The County Auditor never" did. Boards of complaint win oe required to Keep dally -written Ings. record of their proceeds! "Stocks of merchandise, equipment and manufactured products of manufacturing concerns ana perngniu prupeny upon iaiuis aic kj ire uaicu wncre luunu, All MVlas. I- A- ii.tcu wiicio Liac lie i icsjueBi IX lie lives outside the county, then the prop erty is to be returned where it Is found." -WINTER TOO MILD.

srsciai. dihpatch to tbb kkqciher. Evansville, February 7.Joseph Hughes, of the Emergency Plumbing Company, filed his petition In bankruptcy whu hii iiuti in -Xl I I I I I I iiietnarmunjr Bptrcciica ntr maue -oy esler. open winter is said to be resDonsibi r.irio. m.oi.1..

-T -It the failure- the failure. Aeolian Victrola Dance Outfit Victor-Victrola, Style CiffV Rft with 12 Victor Dances (as J) listed below) the outfit Tlf tbV. complete for only week. VictroU IV. (smaller size) and 12 Dances, OnJy $19.50 Just right for home dances plays loud enough, long enotjgh and in the correct dance time exactly as played by the-finest dance orchestras of the East.

Also plays all -Victor Records grand opera, popular, songs, instrumen- tal, has the perfect Victrola tone quality, besides is light weight and easily carried around." DANCES WITH $29.50 OUTFIT The following one dozen dance selections are included at the above price. Hundreds of other Records to substitute from. Row, Row, Row One-Step. Victor Military Band. Argentine Tango.

Victor Military Band. Sailing Down Chesapeake Bay One-Step. Accordion. International Rag One-Step. Accordion.

Too Much Mustard One-Step. Victor Military Band. Gertrude Hoffmann Glides Two-Step or Turkey Trot. Victor Military Band. La Rumba Tango or Maxixc.

Victor Military Band. Bagdad One-Step, Two-Step or Turkey Trot. Victor Military Band. Santley Tango (From "When Dreams Come Victor Military Band. Dreams of Childhood Hesitation.

Victor Military' Band. Dixieland Two-Step and Turkey Trot. Conway's Band. To Have, To Hold, To Love Hesitation. Victor Mil-' itary Band.

Best Selling Popular-Song Records The following are included with the $109 outfit in addition to the Dance Music alwve: Peg 'o My Heart Chas. Harrison. When I Dream of Old Erin Arthur Clough. Flow Along. River Tennessee Lamp ancT Burr.

I'm Afraid I'm Beginning To Lovg You Clark Murray. You've Got Your Mother's Big Blue Eyes Lillian Davis. On a Good Old-Time Sleigh Ride Peerless Quartet. A Little Love, a Little Kiss Chas. Harrison.

Isle d' Amour Olive Kline. At the Midnight Masquerade Peerless Quartet. Underneath the Tango Moon Collins and Harlan. He'd Have to Get Under, Get Out and Get Under Billy Murray. Wilhclm the Grocer Ada Jones.

APPEAL Ip'OF HUIai OreUlU LlttW Made To Governor and General As sembly or Ohio By Editor of Ameriean Agriculturist. v-eW York. February 7 Charles Bur- etHtor of he American Agriculturist. addr.BS.j an open letter to Governor of the Lrfgtslsture urging some action to ward adoption of a farm credit or rural bank system. He says: Let your Legislature enact our stan i- i ard bill for farm finance under state law.

i It authorlxs seven or more citizens to incorporate a little local co-operative sav ings and loan association or co-opera tive thrift bank, to reeeive petty deposits and make short-time loans; also it au-thorixes the incorporation of land banks, to make cafe loans on Improved real es tate, lesulnsr against such mortgages its land bonds, the sale of which rurnianes most of the money to be loaned. The state of VIconain- has enacted our standard bill as two separate laws. the first with scarcely any changes in draft, the second altered to adapt it to Wisconsin conditions. Texas adopted our co-operative bank method a year ago. and Massachusetts several years ago.

Indiana's new law provides for our lana banking method. There is now penutns; In the eaerai Congress the national farmland bank act. it provides for a system of agricultural banks under national law to accomplish In a somewhat different way the two pur- Doses described above for a state law. Congress will probably pass the pending bill. One of its provisions is that, before a farmland bank incorporated under the proposed national law can do a mortgage business in any state, such state should so modify its laws as to withdraw, 'cancel or waive ine rigm io ciaim exemption against mortgages, also provide lor titles or conveyances and foreclosures so as VLB.

noiuers. n-nu mus ii.rwi-c ivirvi inventors in national land bank bonds secured by such mortgages. The fltate must also recognize the bonds of such national land bank as a legal Investment for savings banks, trust funds, estates and insurance companies within that state, as the Federal act does. me respectfully to suggest that your Legislature now in session empower a committee to Investigate forthwith the ,.1. "iniici vi Duv.li ivicu iiiuuiuauun ana investment recognition.

Should Congress enact the pending bill before your Legls. lature adjourns, such committee, would be able to report a measure which your legislature could promptly Thus V. HO tu CUJUJ UiC JI ILCICDB ttUVHll'" tages offered by the system of proposed natlnnol a rml a rifl hanlra It tKa 1 doeJ ot becoItle a before, you ad- AnmmtwAA i vij-iia tirrisi in nr-nara tm 0nnf -w -C LeSature. DISTRICT CHIEF CHOSEN. SPECIAL DIHrATCH TO TH BNQUIBEB.

Indianapolis, February 7. James W. Fesler waa Republican Chair man of the Seventh District this after noon. Harry Wallace and Schuyler Haas who withdrew In behalf of Fesler, placed him in nomination. E.

E. -Heller Pro- I uu I Thomas Snip. 1 1 in 1 Jlnl it tl! fi Pay $1 a This Superb This is the magnificent cabinet-style Victrola which combines filing space for Records in the lower part. Beautiful mahogany or oak case; perfect, mellow tone quality regulated from loud to very soft by opening or closing the small doors of the tone chamber. The tog lid is lowered over the Record to shut off.

all operating sound. This style is Victor Company's latest creation and is a truly marvelous musical instrument. All the Records listed on the left are included with the Victrola at the price of S109. We Ship Victrola Everywhere. Freight Prepaid.

Easy Payments. Order By Mail. Tine Aeolian 25 W. Fourth. Bet.

Vine and Race. Largest Manufacturers of Musical GIRLS GIRLS YOU DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR. For 25 Cents You Can Make Your Hair Lustrous. Fluffy and Abundant. Immediate? Tes! Certain? that's the joy of Your hair becomes light, wavy.

fluffy, abundant and appears as soft, lustrous and beautiful as a young girl's after a Danderine hair cleanse. Just try this moisten a cloth with a little Danderine and carefully draw It through your hair, taking one -small strand at a time. This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt PARENTS Who Refuse To Have Their Children Vaccinated To Be Sued By the City. City Solicitor Schoenle will be requested by the Board of Education to bring a suit against parents of certain children in College Hill who have persistently refused to have them vaccinated. This was recommended by Superintendent Condon at the committee meeting of the board yesterday and was concurred in.

The City Solicitor recently held that parents whose children were excluded from school because' of not being vaccinated could not be arrested under the truancy law, but he held they could be enjoined from having their offspring attend school. The committee also adopted Dr. Condon's recommendation to send a Cincinnati teacher to Munich, Bavaria, to study the continuation school system in that city. The arrangement is in conformity with -a" plan recently adopted by the United States Education Bureau, by which 20 American teachers will spend three months In Munich. On behalf of the Board of Education City Solicitor Schoenle yesterday requested the State Ltabfijty Board to waive its right to the bonds which are about to be issued.

Unless this is done the $100,000 bond Issue which has been advertised and bids for which are to be opened to-morrow will have "to be submitted to the State Board and the bids rejected. CITY PLANNING DISCUSSED By Alfred O. Kramer at the Business Men's Club. Alfred Q. member' of the City Planning Committee of the-City Club, In a speech before the body-yesterday afternoon at the Business Men's Club advocated a City Planning Commission In the new form of government which Cincinnati is to have." He said that the hills surrounding Cincinnati could be greatly beautified by the planting of trees and He also -called 'for an amendment which will permit the extension of the city limits and the condemnation of property for' the greater cave of the' growing1 city.

Mr. ivramer said that "city planning uua vi mean me caning in of artists who will adorn tne city, but that it mean Wtlcal application of econo my. and--that It ia a HniHno- in" a the future generauons oi me city, -He told of th great city planning ex. 24 Victor Musical Selections Included Victrola Week Instruments in the World. MUST TRY THIS or excessive oil.

and in just a few mo ments you have doubled the leauty of your hair. A delightful surprise awaits those whose hair ha.s been neglected or Is scraggy, faded, dry, brittle or thin Besides beautifying the hair. Danderine dissolves every particle dandruff cleanses, purines and invigorates the scalp, forever stopping Itching and fall ing nair. nut what will please you most will be after a few week's use, when you see new hair fine and downy at first yes but really new' hair growing all over the scalp. If you cae for pretty, soft hair, and lots of it.

surely get a J5 cent bott.e of Knowlton'e Danderine from any drugstore toilet -counter and Just try it. mnit Nfw lork last November, when plans for cities had been placed on ex limit rroru every section of the world, He said that of all the exhibits from tbe United States that of Cincinnati was the smallest, as It offered a park survey plan. The next meeting will be held Saturday at tne Business Men Club. BROKEN TROLLEY WIRE Causes No Small Commotion on I. and A.

Interurban Car. Women and children on an east-bound Cincinnati. Lawrenceburg and Aurora interurban were thrown Into a panic about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon when a trolley wire broke above the car ln Addyaton, and. wrapping about the body of the coach, enveloped It In hissing blue flames. Before It was brought to a standstill tna highly charged wire had become entangled in trucks, and had di arced a num ber of poles to the ground, several ot which narrowly missed strlkine the crowded car.

in which the passengers were Imprisoned by the live wires. The sit-ai spams mat sputtered from thej uen tney were aragged to tnaJ grouna and short-circuited by the falling poles added to the panic. The power was flnaljy shut off from the power house at North Bend, allowing the passengers to alight in safety. Owing to the fact that the feed wires were pulled town with the poles, traltlc on the line between Addyston and Anderson's Ferry, the eastern terminal, was stopped for about two hours while repairs were made. COUNT FIFTY! NO BACK Rub Backache'and Lumbaeo Right Out With a Small Bottle of St.

Jacobs Oil. Ah! Pain Is gone! Almost instant fTen88' stlfTness, lameness and Jacobs ia" rUbbinr th "St-Apply this soothing, peaetratlng oil directly upon the ache, and like mag?" re- nl lum- -ure wnich never dis- and doesn't bum Straighten Quit complaining! Stop those, torturous "stitches." i you -will forget that you ever had a back. St. Jacobs Oil" from your druggist now and get-thia la-sting relief. S8 1 A New Discovery men and women-that big.

heativ filling dinner you. ate last niKht I became, of all the fat-producing nourish' ment it contained? You haven't in in weight one ounce. That food from your body like unburned Xl through an open grate. The matri? waa. there, but your food doesn't wort and -tick, and the plain truth a hardly get enough nourishment frnm your mealg to pay for the coat of ro( ing.

This .8 true of thin thl Your nutritive organs, your furw tiona of assimilation, are sadly oi-t gear and need reconstruction. Cut out the foolish foods and eawdust diets. Omit the flsii Cut out everything but -hi. meals you are eating now and eat with every one of these a single Sargo! tb. Jet In two weeks note the difTr-n Five to eight, good solid pounds of h.

af thy, "Btay there" fat should tx th result Sargol charges your weak nant blood with millions of fresh r. red blood corpuscles ves the carrying power to deliver every fat-making material in your fo.xi eery part of your body. Sareol. t.r, mixes with your food and prpars it for the blood in easily assimlat3 Thin people gain all the -way from lo pounds a month while takins HartrO and the new flesh stays put. sargni tablets are' a scientific combination jx Of the beat known to chemistry.

T1i-y com- 4. lets to a package, are plt-asant. harmW? and inexpensive, atid H. W. Theodore Rosenthal.

S-r i u. ling and an otner aruspists in n-nmU and vicinity sell them 'submit to an absolute guarantee of weigni iri'-r. ae or money Dae. STOPPED HIS DRINKING This Wife and Mother Saved Her Husband Over Ten Years Ago SHE WILL GLADLY TELL YOU HOW FREE Write to Her Today. Send No Money.

She Has Nothing To Sell For over 20 years Jas. Anderson of Hillburn, N. was a confirmed drunk ard. His case was about as bad as it rnnlrl he hut n. little river ton room rrn his devoted wife, after Tears of finally succeeded in stopping bis ing enure ly.

i 'v Writ to tills woman if you Hr rlatrr or frisod who drinki Not only-did sho sava Mr. Anderson but shs stopped tbo drinkina of ber brother ad sevrra! of ber neighbors as Weil. All this she accomplished with a simple homo remedy which any one can ret and u. And she now desires to tell every man and woman who baa a relative or friend v. ho drioXs, just what it is.

It can bo iriven secretly if desired and every reader of this notice who is Interested in curing a dear one of drinking; should write to Mrs. Anderson at onco. Her reply will come by return mail in a sealod envelop. She does this gladly, in hopes that others will bo benefited as she as. One thins ah uka however, and that ia that you do not Bend money for she has nothing to sell.

Her complete address is Bill Av Hillburn. N. Y. NOTE -This offer should be accepted at once by all who have dear ones who drink. In act.

every on who has to contend in any way with drunkenness should know about it. Therefore, if you Ho not write Mrs. Anderson yourself CUT THIS NOTICE OUT and mail it to a friend who could IN her advice. And rvm thoug-h you do answar it. MAIL IT TO SOMEONE ELSE who yoo think would like to know what Mrs.

Anderson Med. In other words, let this notice reach as many as possible for Mrs. Anderson will reply to ever letter, no matter how many she recei vss. Teeth lalRs on lee By E. Af.

Poole- D. D. S. The Whiteside Teeth the Newest Departure in Dentistry. The newest departure in Dentieiry to-day is the WhiteMdt- system r.

-placing the missine: teeth without or bridge work. It has only two sr -ous drawbacks, ono is that you an i Bet It outside of our office, the othrr that we cannot send it to you. But can overcome this by calling: at our i-flce. and the distance, whatever it mn be. will repay you when you kk teeth put in by this system, arid i can enjoy good eating- and sod liea.l These teeth require no unnecessary material in the mouth.

The teetn ai high-grade porce ain. and no 'Id rubber to show to give them an urn, -cial appearance The teeth wi'l r. -ble your own natural teeth in oolor ri.j They are so adapted to the qu.i. llant iinrif ca, 1 1 IfUU Uli VUlivv i i ivavi; lll eji4 t- in.n i space rbli- Vl'i 1 (1 hard to cleanse. The matter oi injr them in the mouth is not attni' with any pain or discomfort, and work that is quickly done.

Come let us examine your teeth and s- pie of this work. Dr.Poole sNewSystem Dentists KIPI'OSED TO PAIX" FIFTH AXD CUMIlAL AYENl STOP SuffertOK with ndl" K-ration. blllousueMM. il -aches aid kiting trttublen. Oally food does not fully repair nerves and i tlasues Oentioyed bv- active i'1' The minerals found In fruit and mir.er.il aalta are absolutely esaeatiai to Theae element.

are in ruininro," great American wubatltute ftiv exp-iis apaa and sprii'Rg of foreign healirt r---aorta tYunilneo'' brings all the vantages of a trip abroad into your rumlneo" ia not only a nutn.n: tonic, but an effective relief from diatrexa and harm of over-eatintr over-rtrlnttlng. It e'eanses tlie stomaf river, bowela and kidneys. Kat what crave and- as much aa you want, th take "Fmrnlnm." Contains ni calomel or harmrul drui: A delightful, rich, fruity enVrvesc n'. rtrink. Bot.

read all about It in our booklet, which we aend with a generou sample. FRl'IT AXD MINERAL HALTS -530 Fortieth 8t Brooklyn. X. V. HBWataatfalPaaBa, aaaAaMalaV-' IN YOUR BACK YARD No Ginaeiia.

done. New industnr voa Dr heard of. Amaaing poatibilitia Tha few P'rk now engaged ia thii aw, oniqua industry are eoining money. Room for thousaads more. Our and S.

Magasiiie with Editor's Special Rlains this wonderful buataoas and many other wooosr-u rSoherosa ia Dirt." Current number full of big specialties 10 cents, iBchtding my 8 pedal Letter Let aa boost yoo to aa income for life, MARK WALTER, Editor. Hansel man Building, Kaiamasoo, Mich. A 4 I i '1 i :4 i..