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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-08
Millions Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying to the
public to know of one concern in the
land who are not afraid to be gen.
erous to the needy and suf'eridg.
The proprietors of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. have given away over ten
million trial bottles of this great
medicine; and have the satisfaction
of knowing it has absolutely cured
thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma
Bronchitis, Hoarshess and all desea-
sef of the Thrort, Chest and Lungs
aed surely cured by it. Call OH Jno.
e. jackson, Druggist, and get n
trial bottle free. Regular size SOC.
and S100. Every bottle guaranteed,
or price refunded.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-08
TAKE NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the firm
OF Thompson, Hopkins & Co. are
hereby notified that they are expec-
ted to settle their notes or accounts
by May LIST next. After that date
these notes nd accounts will be put
in the hands of an officer for collec-
ton.
Thompson Hopkins & Co
April 8th, 1898.
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CASToRIA.
The fac n
''' y: 4 Zufzazzw Il! !; &
Notice: Mill Men.

We are in position to negotiate
the sale Of the finest saw mill and
planning plant in the South. And
also
NOTICE MANUFACTURERS.
All the necessary machinery for
the manufacture of furniture on a
large scale. Address this office.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-08

Our mems suits range in price
from $3.50 to $4,000. Boys suits
from 20 cents to $3.50. The value
we guarantee-you take no risk
in buying-is this fair enough
This is just what we will do.
HARTMAN q BOTTIMORE.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-08
NORTH TAzEWELL BEEF MARKET

We deliver the best beef in qnan
tiles to suit customers mt any poil t
in town. Orders by Telephone OF
otherwise promptly attended to
Telephone free.
If j. III. WHITLEY & Son
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-08

$500 o, Cbildren Dresses 90 70 Go oooh
wh;, 49,, CO, -,
Wrappers to ah7 -"'"'0' 'i0"
Ladies Len eyies
Ladies Collars 80 dozen STYLES Silk Waist 1925
Kid Gloves White and soc each 80 styles alike
10 Sl''o pai styles Men Neckwear from 2lc
boys WASH SUITS Que to si'oo each. 65 styles
Ladies' vestng vopShoes o,co o,c, ,,c, \,
s styles, 81 10 o pair. ~ w ~ W QUITS
White w nrhet lor qooo
Muslin nnderveo Mems Shoes,
calf Pat leather, Vice kid
Shirt ST cs tops in blacks browns and
Sash Ribbons, laces, Vengs, Hamburg Edgings Insert
ngs Alover Embroderes White Goods Wash Goods Even
ing Dress Goods in silk and cotton-al coors 29 10
Csc per yard
Don't Hesitate
Come n look around make yourself comfortable and feel
at home We don't insist and IMPORTING you to buy If Won
want to look of course will be glad to show YOU and nine
times out Of ten will sell you too-bu we wont swell I'M and
look ugly you don't buy oh no. we never lose our polite
and good looks if we miss sae-dont expect TO sell on
ALL but we are offering bargains in these lines that won't
miss many we'll promise you that.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS
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CAsTo1JA..
The fac n
ilmiio ~ 81 On
signa.ufo/ n A[/N7@N every
q SfNN<ZX HZ<CT<z/ vsaYfes.
Before you Rent.
Before you Rent.

Before you rent your house it will
be we'll to inquire whether your APP
plicant has been paying his rent
promptly heretofore. There are a
number of people in every commu
nifty who ''beat" their rent from year
to year. 1t is as difficult to
get renter out of yonr house often
as it is to get your rent.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-08
LOGAL IND GEWERAL
NE VS. BRIEFS.
Easter egg dyes at Jacksons.

NOOo oi5 iuhOCt ouSiucSo III
Buchanan, and who keeps his ac-
Count with tue Bank of Clinch Val
ley was in town Wednesday.
Saur Kraut at SPOTS Bros, 25c.
per gallon.
Our local graziers are just now
discussing the probable effect that
war would have Oh the export cat
tie trade. The fact that this traf
fic Is conducted chiefly in foreign
DO ttoms and under foreign flags,
has not been heretofore very sooth
ing to our national pride, but It
nay save to our people many u
valued cargo in time of war.
Carbon seeds at SPOTS Bros, pure
and clean.
Let every one keep up with our
Real Estate aud Personal Pr operty
column.
The people of the county are
just beginning to appreciate the
value Of the telephone. Ten years
hence a farm house without Il tele.
: phone will be as rare us one without
a,window. The only serious objec-
ton is that with this cheap and
Convenient method of communica-
ton the "otter Slides that are
down OH the county map as "roads"
would be abandoned entirely TO
the town COW.
Garden seeds in bulk at SPOTS
Bros.
Z The splendid property recently
Sold by DR.. Hargrave has been
placed in our hands for sale. Des-
ERUPTION, price and terms will appear
in our next issue.
Buy garden seeds at SPOTS Bros,
II bulk and save money.
Buston & Sons, HARRISON Il Gil
lespie Bros. and DR.. Jackson,
change their ads this week. Read
them.
SPOTS Bros, garden seeds will
grow.
"A good letter from Bailey, cannot
be published because the writer
failed to give his name.
For good corn meal, buckwheat,
Graham flour take youl grist to the
old Whitley Mill at Kelly.
The Corporation election came off
quietly last Monday. The ticket
nominated at the citizens meeting
was elected, notwithstanding another
with some changes was voted for.
fPaas Dyes for Easter eggs 5
cents a package at Jacksons.
Our friend MIR. G. H. Reynold 8,
of Cavetts Creek is just putting the
finishing touch on his handsome
new building.
Messrs. Hartman & Bottimore
have displayed an elegant line of
Spring clothing. Their line of
tailor made suits is especially
Stylish and up-to-date, and excel
anything heretofore shown in the
town.
DR.. W. r. Stuart, of Richlands,
moved his family to Bluefield this
4 week. He called by to see us, and
Mad his paper changed accord
luga}.
We have just what you want in
our furnishing department-straw
hats will be open next week.
HARTMAN & BOTTIMoRE.
Winter sits down in the lap of
Spring and cools her blushing cheek
with cold, clammy, Klondike kiss.
Selah.
Il. Fl. Wickham, j. W. Hicks
Judge Fulton, Judge D. e. johnson
Judge S.W. Williams and Judge,
Holbrook, and w. w. French
end others are attending Circuit
ye]lEourt, Judge Jackson presiding.
fPA. good house of four large rooms,
besides cook room, good well of
water, and large productive gar
den. This property is situated on
the car line, and is desirable as a
home. Rent only 5000 per month
Apply at this Office, or to T. NJ.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-08
March 3Oth 1898.

A large stock of shoes-Ca!i
Genuine Cordoran, Ok Blood,
Chockolate, Kangaroo, Chockolate
with patent leather tips, cloth
top-shoes all sizes, ranging in
price from S1.25 to $3.50.
HARTMAN & BOTTIMORE.
Hay, Chop and Northern Early
Rose seed potatoes at Tynes Bros
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11

career having filled over 1900 engage
ments In seven years, a record not sur
passed since the best days Of Beecher
Cough. and Phillips. Mr.. Vending was
formerly a practicing lawyer in Wash
ington, ID. e., but now gives himself en-
tirely TO literary work.
WILL PLEASE THE LADIES.
The ladies OF Richmond will hail with
delight the appearance here on October
2ith Of Edward w. Box. editor of the
LADIES' Home Journal. Mr.. Box is per-
haps the most successful young man in
America to-day. Though he is only 81
years of age. his salary as editor Of the
Home Journal is the same as that Of the
President Of tho United States. His mag
azine. through his efforts has at
tanned the phenomenal circulation Of
10000 copies per month. the largest ac-
tUal output ever attained by periodical.
When he has spoken in public his name
has been like an electric magnet as a
drawing card, and his success as a
speaker was instantaneous. Mr.. Box win
this fail deliver but ten lectures. He has
expressed a desire to come into direct
touch with life in the South and 10 meet
its people face 10 face and Richmond is
one OF the few cities that SUCCEEDED IN
securing him His subject win be "The
Keys to Success"
Henry Watterson. the third lecturer in
the course, will deliver the famous lee
ture on Abraham Lincoln" which at
tracted such universal attention when he
first delivered IL at the auditorium in Chi
cago, on the occasion Of the eightysiXth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11

| In the dialect. costumlng. and actions OF
| It's participants. They never fail 10 inaho
A hit and come here direct from an en-
eagement OF Kernaus Auditorium, Ba!u-
more. They have at various times also
been with Donnelly e. Girard's "Naturai
Gas" company, Hallen S Hart's Later
On" company. Lederers ~ and L CUM
pany. and were favorites. too. In Irony
Pastors own company. As regards an up
to-date innovation. the bill viii ind one
I'm the act of Miss Lulu Theis. the great
est female coon impersonaior on the Vau-
deville stage. Her act will serve TO IN
troduce her celebrated whistling special
~. She IS one Of the few women who have
made n success with the burned cork, ana
does so without the slightest leaning TO-
ward anything that IL coarse. She Is rear
~ talented in her character work and her
specialties are all new.
Next I'm order Will come the sisters lie
Graf. in their great cake-walks, songs
and sister dance specialties, which nave
received unstlnted praise in all the large
cities Then the Lorraines. In COMEDY
sketch which is oxpressively described as
sImplv 'boning over with wholesome
f,,n and Allen e. West. Vho have an vn'
excelled musical comedy act of real ori-
einality. II Is hard 10 be musicaly
amusing but these entertainers accom-
plisb the feat in a turn which gives Mt
ting finish to n bill such as they form
mart of this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11
THE LYCEUM COURSE.
AN ATTRACTIVE SERIES OF ENTER
rAiNMExTs FoR THIS WINTER.
VENDING TO OPEN THE COURSE,
n. VIII Deliver His Celebrated Lee
ture on stopcwnll Jackson-other
rntertniners, Their Dates and Sub
iects.

The Richmond Lyccum, which has dohe
SO much towards the cultivation OF taste
:or high-class entertainments In our CITY,
viii this season present course OF I'M
usuaI attraetiveness Tho efficient Board
of Managers OF the organization nave
spared no effort TO procure the woFid S
greatest orators, lecturers. ana scientists
Though the Lycoum movement IN Kleh-
mond Is young yet the array OF 'S'eh'
offered last year and which Will be oiierso
during the coming season Will stand
successful comparison with the courses
given IN much larger cities In the North
Tho course presents intellectual feasts
which will please oil tastes. On October
Nth George r. Vending viii appear AMI
deliver his celebrated lecture on stone
wall Jackson" which is pronounced by
many 70 be uneQuslled. As lecturer
Mir. vending has had remarkable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11

two certain days, named in the notice,
and select their seats They shall have
their choice IN the order in which they
appear at the treasurer's office. Glasses
j, -, ID, etc, shall then be taken up in or
der in like manner until the roll is ex-
hausted.
4. Those members failing to select their
seats in response TO the notice above
mentioned shall be assigned seats by the
Executive Committee after all the mem
bers Of the same class who respond to the
notice shall have been served.
>. The right is reserved to vary this
plan in case of extra entertainments,
which may be given from time to time.
The rolls Of the organization will be
opened for new members on next We'd
nesday, September 18th, at the Office Of
the treasurer, Mr.. j. l.. HILL No Is north
Twelfth street. Seats will be allotted to
members in the order in which they pay
their dues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11

his lecture tour. He will deliver an Illus
trated lecture on "vagabond Lfe in East
ern Europe"
manila and the Philippines" will be
the subject OF Frank II. Robertson, a
man OF fine reputation as a lecturer on
travels lie is now on his way TO Manila.
whore he will spend several months gath
ering information and illustrations for MS
lecture. which, just nov. VIII excite IN
tcnsc interest.
professor Otis T. Mason. Ph. d., OF the
Smithsonian Institution. curator OF the
departmcnt OF ethuology. has pecn en-
gagged 70 deliver an illustrated lecture on
"Woman's Part in Industrial Develop
ment." a subject upon which he mas re-
Gently published a book. a.,
The Board of Managers were dlsap-
nointed az not being able te secure inc
services OF the distinguished JEWISH
robbi DR.. Uirsh. OF Chicago. as llao OF
lanes Whitcomb Riley. If the orsaniza-
tion receives sufficient support. other lee
tuners will be engaged later"
ASSIGNMENT or SEATS.
,trch interest has been manifested by
,bo members of the Lyceum as TO lhe
nan upon which the reserved seats ior
H. soason will be allotted. The foliow-
ing plan has been adopted: ~ 80
i IRE name OF each member shaii DC
listed in the order In which MS or her
dues are paid. r.,,-
.. when. in the discretion OF the hNeeu-
two Committee the time has come LOT t"v
allotment OF reserved seats. they shaii
divide The members listed as above INTO
ciaeses designated as Class y, Class H.
Class &. class D. etc. placing the hrst
gsty on the list In Class A, the second
City I'm Glass B, etc.
l., Closs 4 shall then be notified TO come
a. tbe Office Of the treasurer on either OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11

tial distinction in dsposing of territories
actually conquered and occupied by mill
tary forces of the United States. and
those relinquished under the terms Of the
protocol These are all questions which
may promptly come before the commits
sion. and therefore 1t is assumed that
they will not be presented to the United
States Government in advance of the
meeting OF that commission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11
THE MISSION BOARD TO NOMINATE.
The English Lutheran Church Conn
ell Refers the Choice of n Pnstor.

The Council of the First English Evan
gelcal Lutheran church has asked the
Lutheran Mission Board to recommend a
minister to succeed Rev. J. A Morehead.
whose resignation goes into effect at the
end Of this month. 1t is probable that
nomination will soon be made and IL will
in all probability be ratified at once by
the congregation of the church
This matter will be brought up and dis
cussed to-day at meeting of the men,
bers of the church after the morning SER
Vice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11
Disorderly on n Chr.

Robert Tharb, a colored man, became
disorderly on Electric-Car No. l54. of the
be arrested.
This function was performed by Ser
geant Jones A. Otey. and Robert was per
mitted TO reDose behind bars at the First
Police Station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11
WANTED.

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS. ALL PER-
sons desiring government positions at
GOOD salaries should write at once TO
National Correspondence Institute, De
partment c. S. e., Washington, ID. G, FOR
full information. Free. Thousands OF APP
pointments to be made. Examinations IN
every State soon. Sc n-lt
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WANTED.

Henry f. keenan,. The only genuine His
tory Of the War. over 60 pages, over $50
Illustrations. Authentic, accurate, official,
complete. Of thrilling interest. Outft now
ready Agents wanted. Liberal terms. =.
w zIEGLER & CO., 22l Locust street,
philadelphia, Pa. au S-Su&V
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11
SPANS ALLEGEDGROTEsT.
p,.nosition to Regard ns Illesni our
CIaiyu TO Manila.

WASHINGTON. September Ut Is pc
lieyed at the State Department that sonne
of the data being prepared III MaIIiu ~
the guidance Of the Spanish ihen-oeIS -. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11
WANTED,

AGENTS TO MAKE FROM s. TO $50
per day selling a new. patriotic war SOU
venir; very handsome; nothing like 1t on
the market: can be sold on the streets.
at fairs, expositions, celebrations, and
one or more I'm every house. Write quick
for particulars and terms. NATIONAL
BADGE COMPANY, 137 Broadway, New
York. Sc Hit
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WANTED,

BY YOUNG LADY GRADUATE. a PO-
sition as Teacher in a private family OF
small children. or as Companion to an
invalid Willing to go outside OF State.
Address Miss c., care Dispatch. Sc ll-lt'
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WANTED,

a FEW MUSIC TEACHERS WITH IN
fiuence In their section of the State on
small salary for a little service in con-
nection with their regular duties. No
attention given unless references are
named. Address MUSICAL" care Dis
patch. re list
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WANTED,

SALESMAN, SMART, INTELLIGENT.
energetic, 10 call on Doctors only; TO rep
resent best-known firm in the trade; po-
stion permanent. Good income. Best re-
ferences required. Address r., Post-Ohice
Box 1852, Philadelphia. Sc 11-Su&Tu2t
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WANTED,

A PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER;
also. 10 Travel as Salesman when not en-
ployed at tuning. State salary expected
and address VIRGINIA MUSIC COM
PANY Roanoke, Va. Sc 6.6ts
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WANTED,

TRUSTWORTHY PERSONS TO IRA
vel. Salary. $3.50 and expenses. Refer
ence. Enclose self-addressed stamped en-
velope. THE DOMINION COMPANY,
Chicago. Sc Ills 25&ocz
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WANTED.

GOOD-PAYING HOME WORK. WE
need a few ladies in every district TO
Embroider Novelties for us at home; full
or spare time: TO canvassing and no in
struction needed; Sc 10 so week. Full
particulars and work mailed on receipt
OF addressed envelope. ., EMPlRE EN-
New York. Sc Hit
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WANTED,
CAIESAIEN

statesmen. OUR LINE OF ADVER-
Using thermometer novelties for lS9S-lS%
now ready. We pay liberal commission
to competent statesmen. Send 10 cents in
stamps for catalogue. sample. and terms.
BROTHERS COMPANY, Ro-
chester n. Y. Sc Tilt
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WANTED,

BY A SALESMAN OF TWENTY FIVE
years in this city, a Position. Wholesale
or Retail; no liquor: testimonials o. X:
correspondence CONFIDENTIAL: can place
small amount Of money In the concern as
partner or otherwise. Some place OF trust
and work desired al modest salary. Ad-
dress y. A. c.. care Dispatch. Sc ll-lt'
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WANTED.

BY SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS MAN. Po-
sition OF some kind. Willing 10 start on
small salary. Address ]. 1. c., care DIS DIS
ia tCl. Sc lV-Al-
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WANTED.

a SETTLED WHITE WOMAN ~
Cook, Wash, and Iron in country. AZ
dress Mrs. CHARLES L. ANDREAb' 81
Denis Post-Ofice. Baltimore county, Md.
SO 1877
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ST. PnfricI.,a Excursia.

st. Patrick's church Will give an excur-
sion on Wednesday next. which promises
10 be grand affair. 1t Is the annual
outing Of this church. A fine dinner IS
advertised 10 be served on the grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11

anniversary or the Dlftn or inc martyr
President" Last year the Lyceum haC
President Andrews. of Brown University
q northern man. to deliver a lecture on
ar. l.. Lee" and they thought it fitting
this year 20 have a southern man deliver
a lecture on Abraham Lincoln"
RAYMOND ON MODERN NAVIEs.
Perhaps no more interesting subject
could now be presented 10 the public than
that OF modern naval warfare. Henry
w. Raymond, q well-known authority in
naval matters. viii deliver an illustrated
lecture on Modern Navies" on November
2lst.
+. Hopkinson Smith will furnish the
humor OF the course. His versatility Is
remarkable. He enjoys national reputa-
ton as an artist. lecturer. reader, and
story-teller. He will give readings from
TON Grogan," Gentleman Vagabond,"
and late works
On January 18th Russell FL Conwell,
who so delighted tho LyoeuIn audience
last year, Will resppear. His subject will
be "a Jolly Earthquake"
The greatest intellectual feast OF thn
course Will DO tho temperance OF Ham.
hton w. Mabie. In his lecture ON Couture
for To-day" Mr.. Nabie Is one az
tho editors OF The Outlook, and RANKS
nrst as an tssayist critic. md orator
He 10 now associated with Charles Dud-
ley warner In ths oditorshlp Of the
Library OF the Worlds Best Literature
5ie lecture itself will be literature OF tbs
highest order
George KEENAN, is one OF the three who
appeared In last years course and who
VIII be Invited 10 appear here again. Ne
spent the last three months in Cuba as
war correspondent for The Outlook, and
=" sAon return TO this country 10 begin
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WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY WISHES A POSI-
ton as Teacher of n public school or for
small children. Three years experience
in public-school teaching. Address Y. care
Richmond Dispatch. sc 4-Su3t'
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WANTED.

GOOD TRAVELLER FOR VIRGINIA
to sell Well-Known CrOckery from Fac
tory. Must be energetic worker. with
good references. Address I. Q. W., Post
Office Box No TAG, Atlanta, Ga. sc Hit
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WANTED,

TO TEACH On PRIVATE FAMILD
Children not over - years Of age. Re-
ference given and requested. State terms;
also. ages and number Of pupils. ELLIS,
Box &c. Ashland. Va. Sc 4-Su&Tut
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W NTt.n

TEN MEN FOR BRICK-YARD. ONE
Good Setter. Steady work. Steam yard.
Call at Sturgeon Point Va, on James
river. AT once. JOHN SALGtE,
So o-9ts Superintendent.
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WANTED,

AGENTS-S20 WEEKLY. SALARY POSI-
ton. Credit given. We are headquarters.
Defy competition. Finest perfumes,
fiavoring extracts. toilet articles, soaps.
PARIS PERFUME COMPANY, Jersey
City, ~. J. Sc Hit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11

BY YOUNG LADY or EXPERIENCE,
with good reference a Position as StenO-
grapher and Typewriter. Address Miss
H., care Dispatch. Sc 1i-its
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WANTED.

WE CAN GIVE EMPLOYMENT TO A
number of young men; s TO So a week.
no art work or canvassing; work sent TO
your home. Send addressed envelope for
sample and material. EMPIRE WORKS,
% Duane street, New York. Sc Hit
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WANTED.
WANTED,

FIRST-CLASS WASHER AND IRONER
wishes Washing 10 do at her home, ~
Catherine street Sc 1l-1t'
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WANTED.

Statesmen WANTED TO HANDI. z
Speciality in Hosiery. as side line. on COM
mission basis. Splendid opportunity for
hustler State territory covered
HOSIERY" care Chesman, Temple
Court, New York. Sc Hit
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WANTED

GOOD. LIVE MANAGER IN EACH CITY
of 5000 or over. TO take our entire. line
of goods for sale. Experience. good re-
ferenceg, small capital, and bond required
CANNON CHEMICAL COMPANY. ST.
I.Ouie Mo Sc ll-lt
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WANTED

TO PLACE TWO BOYS CMOTHERLESs)
4 and years old in good Christian homes.
Address b. NJ, care Postmaster, Montreal.
No Sc ll-its
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WANTED,

A RELIABLE WOMAN TO COOK.
Wash, and Iron Must come we'll recon-
mended. Apply 1886 west Grace street.
Sc Hit