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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-09-07
Observation-Disclosures

housE-CLEANING AS EXERCISE.
one woman who has not q lazy bone
uor an overworked muscle in her body
was forced the past spring to do nearly
all her own house-cleaning. She dis
covered by actual experiment that two
hours energetic muscular labor per
DAY was all that she could bear without
suffering herself, and indirectly giving
suffering to her family. Had she bee
strong woman this would have SEEM
cd child's play; had she been an in
valid 1t would cave been an impossible
ieat. But belonging as she did to that
great middle class, of which each Of us
knows at least a hundred representa-
lives, she wisely fitted her burden to
the back that was to bear it. A stre1-
uous life is the finest thing in the world
when accurately adapted to the mai
Yldual capacity fer strenousness.
IL might seem that this Woman Is
nouse-cleaning dragged lnsufferably,
out although it took longer than usual
the chief actor in its accomplishment
grew to enjoy it so much that she
parted from it almost with reluctance.
She grew stronger by the process, for
strength is gained by regular exercise,
kept strictly within individual l,mita-
lions. 1t is only the well-balanced who
are willing to make haste slowly. Had
she flung herself upon the work in q
fury of achievement that .subside
when night fell, only to rise with un-
diminished force on the morrow, she
must certainly have paid for her exc r.
cises with fit of sickness, besides
keeping the household uncomfortable
in the meantime by the spectacle oil
her cherries and preoccupied face.
I 1t was Becky Sharp, was it not, who
maintained that she had to be mother
to herself. | wish that in the best sense
every woman could be Induced to be a
mother to herself. She would not wish
her daughters to work herself to the
verge eff nervous prostration, or to lose
all her lightness of spirit and bright
ness of visage through devotion to ar
duous labor. Why will she not be {
mother 10 herself? She would not
cloud:her daughters young days by ex
acting the rigid accomplishment of in
numberable tasks. Why should she
cloud her own middle-aged days by
precisely that unreasonable exaction:
Let her be good, merciful, sensible
mother to herself,-Good Housekeep
| ing for September.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-09-07
Amendment to the Charter Of The
Delta Electric Light, Power and
ManUfactaring Company.

At A snecial ineetsng Of tho Stockholders 81
cnninaav rsqularlv called as required hy law.
and The by-iaWs 81 said con navy, laa chart =
was amended NJ f9lloN Aad SAID eompanS
snail have. in addition to tne powers hereta-
fore granted to Il. the Ia eg gu arf
to mike, manutaetur'
power TO DO Rli iie
to the execution
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-09-07

A Brick Yard outfit for sale. Two
cherry mouids wen irohed and damp
ers, stc. address X. ChARIzs'
l8 Poplar St., Greenyille, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-09-07

Soc. Closing out Ladies Ok
fcrds soc The Leader.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-09-07

All parties desiring sanitary work a
any kind can write or call on Tom
Kirksey. Ofice, Sol Brill's CORNER
Where ne can be found when not a.
work. Satisfaction guaranteed.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

me moving of an al my's artillery and supplies
from the nearest available railway to the scene
OF hostile operations has always been a difficult
nstter. Napoleons wagon trains were some
unles compelled TO traverse such distances that
MS oxen died of starvation on the way For
nearly haif century attempts have been made
TO utilize for this service the traction engine a
heavy steam locomotive adapted to running on
common highways. England has long used this
device for agricultural and other peaceful n,,r
poses. and seems to have been the first nation
TO employ IL in war. Her earliest experiments
were in The Crinea- Russia also tried the trac
tion engine in the conflict with Turkey in 1877
rs. During the last quarte- of century other
European powers have tested its virtues in MILL
tary maneUvres in time OF peace Even
Switzerland has fallen into line with her neigh
bors. These and other pertinent facts are
grouped together Dy Lieutenant-Colonel Otfried
Layriz, of the German army, in a volume entitled
Mechanical Traction in War" and B. Marston
has translated the hook for the j. B. Lippincott
Company. The subject possesses interest for
few people outside Of the armies OF the world,
but this is a valuable treatise OF its kind. Colo
ney Layriz is satisfied that traction engines will
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

The Macmillan Company will publish before
long a comprehensive and authoritative book
THE Working Constitution of the United King
DOM 1t is by Leonard Courtney. who was at
time Deputy Speaker of the House of Com
mons and has occupied other important poIiti
cal places in England. His book treats not only
of the working Of the constitution in England.
but has chapters that ought to prove enlighten-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
WHY, NDEEDg
From Chambers's Journal.

From Chambers's Journal.
While still not much more than a baby, the
tuture patron of Wagner showed his critical
Iaculty by reply he made to one of his tutors
s hIhs Luowlg dabbled in poetry. among other
arts; and his grandsons were expected TO honor
the royal author by the recitation of of his
maJestys odes on the Kings birthday. Why"
asked young Ludwig, should l learn grand
papas verses. which not good, when there
are so many fine poems by Goethe. Schiller
and others?"
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
A QUEER FACT.
Notes and Queries.

From Notes and Queries.
In THE Property Market Review" January
20. is short notice of the late Mr.. j. II. Salter
the last proprietor of st. Chad's Well Near
the forgotten spring We're the huge dust and
cinder heaps at Battle Bridge. These were sold
TO the Russians, who converted the debris into
building material for the reconstruction of Mos
cow after the historic confiagration of 1912 so
graphically Illustrated by Vassili Verestchagin
Holy Mother. white walled Moscow" is thus
partly rebuilt from the refuse of our uetropolis
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

The constantly increasing attention that is
being paid in England to American works of
fiction is shown by the starting by the London
publisher. William Henemann, of a series de-
voted 10 American novels. 1t will be called the
Dollar Series" and the first volume to appear
in ii will be The Girl at the Half Way House. e"
by +. Hough, that D. Appleton & Co. publish in
this country. The Appletons introduced this
writer by bringing out his story Of the Cow
boy not long ago.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

Another-the thrd-voume of Famous
Homes of Great Britain" is promised by G. p.
Putnam's Sons to be similar in plan to the
two volumes already issued. and under the su-
pervision of the same editor A. H. Malan
Twelve homes will be described. and there Will
be about two hundred Illustrations The title
will be other Famous Homes"
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

be most serviceable for martial purposes IN
those countries where they have already been
used in other ways because in such cases at
tention will have been given to the construction
of good roads.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

Miss Helen Hay daughter Of the Secretary of
State has written a long narrative poem, con-
siderably ambitious than anything she has
hitherto undertaken in verse 1t IS called The
Rose of Dawn. a Tale OF the South Seas" and
Mr.. r. H. Russell is preparing it for carly pub
lication There will be a frontspiece by Mr..
John La Fargo.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
CURRENT TALK OF THINGS PRESENT
AND TO COME

a collection Of short stories by "Ouida," called
Street Dust" is published this week BY the
Macmillan Company.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

novel, Of which the scene is laid in the
Transvaal but which says nothing about the
war, is announced by Henry Holt & Co, in
Daughters of the erveldt' by Basil Marnam.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
G. p. PUTNArlS SONS
New York and London.

Japanese war pictures and his own sketches and
shows also some reproductions of colOred native
drawings made TO illustrate the tortures it was
intended to infiict foreigners when captured
by the Boxers.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

mology since 1894. He prepared the entomolog-
ical portions Of both The Century" and THE
Standard" dictionaries.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
THREE PSYCHOLOGISTS.

SOME LUMINOUS PAGES ON A DIFFICULT
SUBJECT
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
China

TrqrcIS and Investigations in the Middle Ming
dom"-4 Study of it's Civilization and Possibii-
ties Together with Account of the Boxer
War the Relief of the Legations and the Re
establishment of Peace. BY General JAMES
HARRISON WILSON. LII. D. Third edition,
revised throughout, enlarged. and reset
I2mo, cloth, SITS.
thorities on military affairs He has twice visited
China once fifteen years in private capacity; in
1900 as American forces. The first edi-
ton OF taken a standard by the United
States Government. The edition the present
time simply indispensable for understanding of affairs
In the West.
D. APPLETON & COMPANY,
=. FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
CHAPTERS ON THE
THEORY AND HISTORY
OF BANKING.
Second Edition, ReriSsd.

Second Edition, RerISed
By CHARLES F. DUNBAR late Professor OF Political
Economy in Harvard University. SECOND EprTIoN
ENLARGED. Edited by O. M. w. SPRAGUE Pm. D.
Instructor in Economics in Harvard University.
I2mo. SI.cj.
admirably prepared for clearing readers mind
OF concerning the first principles of bank
ing carried by the civilized world The mysteries OF
and issue, banking operations and
counts check banknotes and reserves.
illuminated. PUBLIC OPINION.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
Betsy Ross
Some Ill
Used Words

BY ALFRED AYREs. One VOL, l6mo, cloth,
SI.OO.
Mr.. Alfred Ayres. in his "Orthospist," Verb
alst" and Mentor" has hurled his critical
spear at many ill-favored errors of speech. He
again comes to the defence of his mother tongue
and corrects some half-dozen blunders made by
well-nish every one.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

TALKS TO TEACHERS ON PSYCHOLOGY: and
10 Students on Some OF Lifes Ideals. BY Will
lam James. l2no, PIP. Xi, 3ol. Henry Holt
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
I2mo, cloth, SITS.

Dunbars exposition is emnently clear and salts
factory idea banking operations tina
be got other treatise We have met with
y. Y. CRITIC.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

AS indicating the favor with which their fine
and limited editions recently published have beer.
received. the Harpers call attention TO the fact
that Of The Comedies of Shakespeare" illus
rated and autographed by l. \. Abbey. pub
lished in twenty-six sets. only five remain un-
sold of their Motley-125 sets-four remain
and OF the Goldsmith-125 sets-eight are uns,16
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

The Scrbners have in preparation a book by
one of the most intrepid and energetic of Eng
lish travellers. A H Savage Landor on the
recent stirring events in China. The title has
not yet been decided upon. Mr.. Landor tells of
the operations of the allied armies, giving illus
trations selected from many hundred original
photographs. two hundred Chinese paintings.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

Elizabeth w. Champney, author of the .Ro-
nance of the Feudal Chateaux,' is about To
publish through the Putnams a similar volume
on the Romance of the Renaissance Chateaux -
1t will be fully illustrated
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

History of German Literature as Determined
by Social Forces" will be the new name of the
fourth and enlarged edition of Francke's Social
FORCES IL German Literature to issue soon
from the press of Henry Holt & Co In the
edition increased attention is given to the nota-
bic living dramatists
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

Doubleday, Page & Co. announce another
book in their nature series, of the several vol
umes of which they have published now more
than sixty-hve thousand copies. II will be The
Insect Book" by DR.. l.. o. Howard, who has
been chief of tha Government Division of Ento-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

"A western love story that Doubleday Page 6
co. VIII publish early next month is The Auto
Gratis by Charles X Lush 1t deals with such
essentially modern incidents as a combination of
politicians and capitalists to secure a street
railway franchise The author is said to he a
we'll known newspaper man of Chicago
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
Books ano Publications.
LONGMANS, GREEN & CO.'S
New Books.
NEW YOLUME OF Mr.. s. r. GARDNER,s
HISTORY of the COMMONWEALTH
AND PROTECTORATE, 1649-,s6o

BY SAMUEL RAwsoS GARDINER, w. A., Hon. Del
Oxford, Lit. D. Cambridge, etc. Vol III. ,6z.
1866. With maps. Svo $500.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

Houghton Mif.in & Co. have issued neat
little catalogue of their single volume editions
Of the works of famous American and British
poets, in several forms, in the Cambridge, House
hold Library and Cabinet editions. They preface
their list with the statement that they are alone
the authorized publishers Of Longfellow Whit
tier Lowell Holmes, Emerson. Thoreau and
Hawthorne.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

The Century Company imparts the fact as an
Indication of the widespread interest taken in
Miss Runkle's Helmet of Navarro. which is to
be published soon as book that the first ad
,,arca ..ouantftv order came from Denver
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

ing on the methods of administration IN sco''
land and Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

Mcclure, Phillips & Co. report a steadily in
creasing sale for Monsieur .aucare." The
eighth edition is published here. making 51,ooo
copies; and the book is also gaining favor in
England
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
POETRY.
A sHEAF OF RECENT PUBLICATIONS

PICTORIs CARMINA. BY Frederic Crowninsnle.aa5 20
With Illustrations by the AutEof lZiho' PP' i-''
Dodd, Mead & Co.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

me Evolution of Immortality" that the
MacmlIIan Company is about to publish is
an attempt by the Rev Samuel d. Mcconnell
rector OF Holy Trinity Church. Brooklyn. to
prove that immortality is the final state after
all the processes of evolution-the result of tho
survival Of the fttest. The author argues from
a biological point of View rather than from
religious philosophical
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12

FOR SAIS-One Of the best huiit. best
arranged cottage homes with more
com forts and atts r~z than can De
found anywhere Tor lac money. iarFe
water bath. cemerted cellar aulerdit
elegant shade. all kinds ~ fruit city
location. northWteft 1uir So" THIS
Was hulf Tor home. not 60 seH hli
must seN this month. Also Farant
shaded lots adjoining. each. one
place West Side. sq10; one yUoa. one
sE-ai one N0d0 one ffFa Cfhar cottage
home bargains 90 North Side and sac
can't lots eVcfywhere Also Few har-
gains iu aCre property close tn q.
IaVcrtT. Whine building ll.ffe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12
FOR EXCHANGE.
REAL EsTATE ZOE sALE.

FOR SALE-70 acres OF land adjoining
the city. improved, house Of rooms,
stable shade, fruit. al SIS per acre
erty. Israel -rOs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12

FOR SALE
As y. Market. rooms. s1f75.
7-r0om modern cottage near Waco and
18th. f-l8.
s-r9om stone modern residence. best To-
7-room cottage. g feet. 9Th block North
Topeka S2000
62i south Market. rooms. ss01
So feet North Topeka, $40
- feet east front North Lawrence be
tween lZth and 18th, 1900.
7 hiEu OF acre, house. Two barns, West
Side, BrinleY and Whitney streets. 81.
Lots 2 H. % Burr avenue, Maple Grove
addition. 80
y lots. RosenthaTs addition. near pack
ing houses, $50
11ll palisade avenue. rooms. ceuentad
cellar. barn. hen house. . Tote 800
1875 East Kellogg. room brick house,
barn, 10 feet. 600. easy terms.
so North Lawrence, s-room house. cost
s. 90 ~ feet. 81 TO-
Groom cottage. bath. barn. 50 feet. ease
front. Indiana avenue tlrl3-
2f-rocu house South Marie. rented ~
81 month. Tor 600.
So month Tor $50.
le-room, modern cottage. close IN, South
Modern cottage. North Ernporia, near
lo1xi75 feet corner PARK Place and
Seventeenth SEQ
New Groom cottage. - feet barn. etc.
corner Twentieth and Main. go.
15z-sun-tf DIAN GORDON.
FOR sALE-Or rent. g room house. fruit.
shade. barn Corner 5th street ene -
Francis i. Sraf ner- ll-ztE
FoR sALE-u7 South Hanaley Ave
West SIDE. five room house. 10 feFt
% ground. OF q very low price.
FOR sALE-2is s Market. b feet. ENo
$50 Cherry. : rooms. - fref. 80
I5J acres lard haif in cultivation. f5f1n
III r. r. :. ". r.
1a-E4-v -fri-tf
FOR sALE-sz9 North waco ave. 81
room modern cottage. o. feet 70 gresa1.
FOR sale az a bargain.
FoR ssLE-By J. V. Horal 70 X.
stylish e-Toar cottage. harm. = feet
rrrrh cfcee chrlre LEGATION. ef III
81 reiie~ed TIRE gaiH - TIRE i9ts alone
viii tocn eqeal pElce nn# assaa far
ku0tker re m axe. E roeus similar
Eltuatfen. 10 feef east frrrt f
orer - eiec1ss7 p ae salf - q FfrF
choice invssfufut i- niEh cas- snc
tlgh priced regafeere property. f.ow
EayirE hsrtsCue riTlffal. and grrTr -
ing r neT ce1t atfa11e % price "a cor
Siss isrzs bose i.rrs nunssr q
rooms. ls-re ETrsnes. iarRs bar. iarrs
clsterr. Hr1sA rrce
slsrTy aaag E y fest e4st frorf rossa
r1s
Beaaflfsl 81 FEET O. Tscs see-se e~e
slrrllrtirEs a1z6e. SIDE aa1l rrr-
ffrlrtra cewe-f YAK. cement r-lrhff
tlgs grass ssEr- facing ces ~ WEB
sra lrsft reE.tErEet crerlar El-s ri ~
fathioaafis rEfrasEe - islFrsnl-e fars.
I'D flr rrsT F
Eine sast f-szt - f.es Wac saa
Tmffffh fEf
srn h5use. neE taru. - fsst fear
ticrEs scl-r W rFnt frT 81
= 81 MOFE4r. ~ =. xsia-
f.f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12


No. S. \. S-room house. barn. "a fset.
10. 60. y. 4-room cottage. barn. . feet.
10. 20. y. 5-room cottage. IS feet u.G0
No. %. y, 4-room cottage. barn. 10 feet.
50. 70. y. s-room house. barn. SEA feet.
10. S. y. 5-roOm cottage. barn, 20 feet.
so. 81. y. iO-room house. barn. 50 feet
50. s.. n. s-room house. barn. so feet
30. s.. y. 4-room cottage. barn. 50 feet
80. 81, n. Groom house. barn. so feet.
80. IS. y. s-room cottage. barn. 50 feet
50. 50. n. e-room house. barn. 80 feet.
So 81. n. s-roOm house. barn. 50 feet
30. %. n. s-roorn house. barn, 50 Zee
Nosg4. y. broom cottage. barn. 30 fset.
30 Is. N. s-rOom house. barn. IS feet,
NJ. 50. \. 4-room cottage. barn 50 feet
Nos1oo n. 4-room cottage. barn. 50 feet.
10. loi. y, .4-roOm cottage, barn g.
40 ios y. Groom cottage. barn g
feet s. %.
8 coo.
80. ioi. y. s-room house. barn. 80 feet
s. oo1
10 Jos. y. s-room house. barn. 50 feet
900
s.. ios. \. 1O-room house barn. 20 feet.
Coed brick block on North Main. hrss
block $500
Fire Insurance IN reliable companies.
GEO. *. SPENCER REALTY CO
90 East Doueise.
7s-suu-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12

CLASSIFIED
~~%%%~%%~%$@p%%&%
FOR E-Ba-sain-Two five room
houses. northwest corner Iouelas ard
Hydraulic avenue J. Giles Smsth. az
Pratt Lumber Co Aa-4tx
FOR SAI.E-No. "a south Main. rom
cottage, win beautiful lawn, east rEcnI
and 81 feet This is one end % our
special bargain sale. Reese a. Co. 1I2
East First street I43-1
FOR SALE-six rooua cottage. on paw
ing, second block frcm Douglas, Si,25.l
Israel Bros
FOR SAI.E-No. AZ $ Topeka. ak
rooms. modern. Can No. al7 SedxvscsS
block Is4-tf
FoR sALE-House q Il rooms. suitable
fer boarding, on pavement; corner.
and prospective business property
rents for ~ Per month pFlce He.s
row OF store buildings tiiilt or this
property would rent . g0od advant-
age now. Asreal Bros
4 Nh SAAat- ssN c-EtHtl LAA-es eaea kfNAt-
modern tsnproye ments IL the most dt-
sirable neighborhood IN tie north end,
HARTFORD INyEsrMENr CO
FOR SALE
! room cottage. barn. on car line. $50.
room cottage. cellar, barn, 81 y. "a
rooms. cellar ctstern, " e. 81 la4
! rooms. close IN, 81 IT. Sl.-oN
rooms. lots. vineyard, fruit. NsloA
( laHrH
room cottage. barn. z acres. 81 .sa.
One OF the finest modern houses in
brick block on west Douglas. ssoa0.
ANNA T. BROWN.
lse-lt Nc y Market
FoR sAI.E-No. 40 Waco. rooms. BATH.
% feet and barn. Reese s Co. ~ Easi
First. l3s-tf
FOR sALE-.>ew six room cottage eel.
lar. cement walks. cut buildings. ~
feet frouts back yard teacca. only SIS
blocks from the Wholesale center.
A.+N. S'e iu buiiding ana Loan can Pc
New 5 room cottage. 50 feet. a.ae.
rFzsq house. b9In, S{Anafy, etc, az
lots iu seventh block sbuth On Laura
Ave. east frolt. erIf $40.
lots on &4la street. sctWcen lsin
2 lots on Niehita stress> between utA
~ ~ T. J. ARNOLD.
ls2-it. over 80 y. Slaln S.
-------------
FOR SALE
7G 5 Main. 2-story, rooms. barn. %
i66 feef' two-story modern s-roora house
harm. city water. FaiFtieW tVe.. ST.
6h Wabash. o-room barn. iraif. 80
az &. Main. rooms. q feet Ss8e
30 acres East Central $50
8 acres East Central. $50
laa feet Fairvlcw aveuue. Inuck-s adfl-
fs.- se.I
Is lots Izfh block T.cwelleu ave 81 each
lots 1lth hiick Leweiifn ave-. 81 cacn
lI lots East Second street Col5ese HEt
Se50
''' ms ',NSIEnERIANDER 4 CO
kite over 41 n Aiain.
FOR sAIs-One Of the best huut. best
Somfsrts ana a., --s thsn can BE-
found anvwhere Tor Lie money. iarae
barn. carriage uouae large rrnlnfe
water. bath cemented cellar. apiendld
i1e's.fi5a s' narr bV az ms ms
Ans httlf far "a home ncf a. sen hsi
must seu THIS month. also vacant
shadsd lots adjoining each one
zee oss ~ soos 9'S ose t,Si o 6fhsr eo,tsrs
srr,e b.rSs4rs oe S,r,t s,.'ir sas ny
cant lots evervuhera Also Jew bars
Gains in sore rronertv close in D.
faverty. Winne buhaiar izits
FOR SAILS strgng sver (. roeus'
g. feet sa Reese b CO. 8 r FIrst
street iE-tf
10 RSAIfs-Six-YooTn hotsr r~fiffHr ~
SO ner month f.ts week 81 80. isratfr9
North End Reese A. Coz no h. Efret
street. Is-ft
--r
FOR s-sI.Ee-The eieEnnt sssidence uT8,-
ne improvemsats sass. t6oises5 i5ea-
81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12
sALEsmEN WANTED.

men preferred. BOX 69S, St. Louis, No.
Statesmen WANTED-To specially
saIesmen. capable OF successfully hand
ling large propositions, we VIII pay
salary of $4,000 per month Best sell
ing line on the market; no experiment;
quick sales. large orders, eztraOrdi-
nary Inducements 10 an kinds OF trade.
We are established and thoroughly re-
sponsible; reference. Address $500, care
Eagle. 5-l2-ltN
SALES3IEN WANTED - Responsible
manufacturer and wholesaler VIII en-
plOy two grocery statesmen for this
state Permanent territory; good sal
airy to right men. Wholesaler" care
Eagle 5-2-ltx
statesmen WANTED Salesmen VISIT
ing hardware and implement dealers.
general stores and large consuming
trade, to carry a line Of betting. rubber
goods and general mill supplies on
commission basis Address with ref
ereuces, SIS, care Lord g. Thomas,
Chicago, Ill. 5-12-3t
SALESMEN Statesmen every
where; salary or commission; permsn-
ent Brown Bros. Co., Nurserymen,
Rochester, n. Y. 5-12-6tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12

WANTEDMen and women of good
church. standing TO work on commits
sion. Students desiring 10 defray the
expenses of their education will find
this admirable work Address Miss
Johnson. care box 514 Wichita. Kan
sas. l46-sun-Wed-6tX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12

men or ladies' to learn
biography; typewriting free; perman-
emf paying employment awaits good
telegraphers; night classes. Wichita
Telegraph college, 1l6 n. Market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12

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