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Mounted Ri1emen for the u $. Army. H'l1E undersigned has opened recruiting rem l dezyous a No. 2 D~nphin street, Mobile, next door io the corner of Commerce street, where he will rec i've into the ol the United States, 7e able bodied men, citizens of the United States, who desire to enlist ia the .sRegiment of Mounted Rlileuen' at present serving with the army in Mex cu.

 Every man will he furnished with excellent h"rse, horse equipments, arms. clothing and sub sisleace at ihe expense of lhe government. in add ton to the pay of $9 per month. The length Of ser vice is five years. Noae bu. able bodied of good character and habits. between the ages of IS and 50 years, sound in body and mind, of good appearance, and well formed, and fit in svery par- tieninr 10 per form the duties of a soldier, will be ceved

 Oregon heinz the ultimate destination of inc Mounted Rife Regiment, rare 0ppol tuniiy is now offered [" young men desrous of visiting (aiier the war) that romantic and almost unexpored country.

 C F RUFF, Captain

 Mounted Riflemen United States Army.

 Mobile. Dec 1S 1916. deci9 CITY BATHING EsTA

 (Aiionng the American Hotel, Exchange st.) NsliE undersigned wouId respectfully inio,m his iriends and the public n general that his well known estail lishmen,, after undergoing d thorough renovation and being in excellent order, and for cleanliaess and neataess heinz unsurpassed ny any similar establishment in he South, sil ansers and residents will always find ready Warm, Cold, Sltop- CT and .Sah Water Baths. The undersigned returns his acknowledgements for the very liberal patronage with which he has been favored and hopes by srict attention 10 his business still 10 merit us cohtinu- ance. declsKw VIM HICKEY.