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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-01
Woman Professor Makes Name.

II Is announced that Mrs. Anna n.
Bourne. the only woman professor con-
nected with Kentucky university, at
Lexington, Ky, win resign her posi-.
ton at me end Of the present collie
giate year She has charge Of the de-
partment OF history, and has the rep.
utation Of being very efficient In.
structor.
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THE FIELD OF LABOR.
Gossip of the Organizations I'm In
dianapOlis.


The Stereotypers' Union will elect new
officers at the meeting next Sunday.
The ball of the Women's Union Label
League will be given in Masonic Hall Mon
day evening, April IL.
A meeting of the BARRIERS Union will be
held Tuesday night, to which nonmembers
Of the union are invited The union meets
at 1S1z South Delaware street.
Another attempt will be made by the
Team Drivers Union to organize a local
in this city. A national organizer from
the union will visit the city during the next
two weeks and call a meeting of drivers
and instruct them in the purposes and
benefits of organization.
On April % the ball for the benefit of the
fund to entertain the national convention
of garment workers, to be held in Indianap-
oils in August, will be given In the South
Side Turner's Hall. The local union of
the organization is raising the funds for
the convention in this manner, and Is wide
ly advertising the ball.
Another public meeting in the interests Of
the Amalagmated Woodworkers' Interna-
tional Union will be held this week. The
business agent of the woodworkers in this
city has announced meeting for Tuesday
night in North Indianapolis at which
speakers will attempt to revive interest in
the organization in that district. Many
workers at this craft live in North Indian
apolis, as large factory is located in the
suburb.
James Breeding, the barber who was shot
by an unknown man Friday night. is cred
tied in an evening newspaper headline Of
yesterday with having been opposed to the
local BARRIERS union. Albert Marmarrow-
sky, the business agent OF the BARRIERS
union said yesterday that Breeding has al
BARRIERS and has done much to promote the
interests of the indianapolis local. The
headline referred to was evidently In error,
as nothing In the story justified its use.
xxx
The regular bi-weekly meeting of the del
egates of the Central Labor Union will be
held tomorrow night at the hall at Ala
bama and Washington streets. Several in
teresting reports from standing committees
are to be made as well as important bust
ness to be transacted. The first use of the
new card system Of checking the attend
ance of the delegates will be made at the
meeting. Much complaint of nonattend-
ance of delegates is heard from locals and
the directors of the central body intend re-
porting all delegates who are truant here
after
XXX
The fremen and engineers engaged at
work in the breweries of the city will not
sever their connection with their trades
unions and affiliate with the Brewery
Workers Union. The American Federation
of Labor decision at the convention in New
Orleans, which in effect declared the fire.
men and engineers employed as brewery
workers under the jurisdiction of the union
of that class of workmen will not be re-
spected by them. The laborers claim that
their work Is special and has no connection
whatever with brewery work other than
that they furnish the steam power for the
operation of the breweries.
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Pensions for Veterans.
Certificates have been issued to the following

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Irdanians:
original-Henry H. Hyatt Washington. IS;
Macout, Hillsburg (war with SPAIN. IS.
Increase, Reissue, etc-Benjamin Elliott, Phil
adelphia s12; Nathan Williams. Evansville, IS;
Arthur Eskridge. indianapolis. $40; Charles
Haverstick Indianapolis, $l2; Harrison Hollings
worth, New Augusta. $l2; John r: Owens.
mond, s12; Theodore +. McDougal. Fort Wayne.
$40; Henry G.. Strickler Franklin, $40: William
Ferguson, Indianapolis sl0 Horace b. Make
peace, Anderson, $40: Ephraim A. Adams, State
Soldiers Home. $40; Jacob II. Miller, East Ger
mantoWn. so, sl2: Rodman coons Franklin nix r., sl2;
$40: Elijah Orr. National soldiers Home. Ma
rion, IS; Hiram Kelley, Osgood, $40; Hiram Nc
Clure. Union City, $40: Robert w. King, Vim
cennes. s24; Jonathan Vaughn. Poe, $40; James
sl2; John wenzi, Greensburg. s.; Peter Gains.
SO: Oliver H. r Mohier. Peru. si4 Valentine
Bates. National Soldiers Home Marion. sl0
William T. Scott. Franklin. sl7; Reason w.
Scott: Barns City, $l2: Enos Pearson, Amboy
George w. Davis, Muncie. si2; William Rudolph
Greensburg, s1l: John ID. Swift. Jonesboro. s.:
Madison b. White, Coal City. SIP; David Lewis
Surprise, SO: Christopher Horn. Koleen, $40;
Edwin Parker, Losantville. sl2; Asel o. Can
field. Sims. IS; William NJ. Davis, Royal Center.
Widows. Miners and Dependent Relatives
Emily Plummer. Hagerstown SIS; Sarah A.
Williams. Mishawaka. sl2; Lydia A. Howell.
H Hop, s.; Sophie Grewe Fort Wayne. s.:
ingalls,. IS; Julia A. Carnegey. Indianapolis, S.;
Mary f. Davis. Spencer. IS; Amelia ~ Couch
man, Thorntown, IS: Letha J. Grady, Monon,
$l2 Malinda Griffin, Hutton sl2.
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500, 900 OF PREFERRED STOCK.
Whole Issue Purchased from the Van
Camp Hardware Company.

A short time ago the Van Camp Hard
ware Company purchased a quarter square
of ground the southwest corner Of
Maryland and Missouri streets. In an in
terview with Charles Z. Coffin, president of
the Central Trust Company, yesterday, 1t
was ascertained that the Van Camp COM
paay contemplates the erection OF a large
building on this ground in order to have
sufficient room on railway track TO &C
comlnodate their wholesale business.
Mr.. Coffin said this Information had come
TO him In a contract just made by the Van
Camp Hardware Company with the Central
Trust Company and ]. +. Wild & Co. for
issue of $780, 600 Of preferred stock. The
trust company and Wild & Co. have pur-
chased the whole issue of stock, which
bears per cent. dividends, and will place 1T
on the market at an early day at 105.
This class of securities" Mr.. Coffin said
lis among the most desirable Investments
that can be made, and the time has come in
the history of our city and State when we
do not have to look TO New York and Bos-
ton for market for such securities for the
home investors are always on the alert for
such opportunities"
The Van Camp Hardware Company ex-
poets to contract for the new building in
time to have 1t ready for occupancy the
first OF next year.
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STATE
SPECIAL OFFERS.

REAL ESTATE
SPECIAL OFFERS.
Colo, Baca CO., 16o a. land.
Conn.,, Fairfield CO.. 55 a. q impts.
Ga, Thomasviile. 10 a; fine res. site.
os al, Edwardsvilie, res. tenement houses
NJ, Pulaski CO. q a. & impts, fruit belt.
Chicago. Oak Park. bldg. lot. Biefeld add
Chicago Ravenswood. Or. res. & lot; shade g.
fruit; blks. to r. r.
Ind. Starke CO., 20 a & impts.
kans., Shawnee co., 40 a, 10 mi. from Topeka
kans., Bourbon CO., so a. & impts.
Kans.. Jackson CO.. so a & impts.
kans, Bourbon CO., 160 a & impts.; 40 a.
cultivated near r. r.
Ne, Hope Island. of 100 a. near Portland; ID
r. house, private wharf, beautiful woods. etc.
fine location for summer home.
Nd. Garrett CO., $40 a. & impts.
Mass, Long Meadow. good res and Y a.
Mich. Calhoun CO., s5 a. & impts.
Mich. Detroit. Is bldg. lots 1920 IT. frontage.
MINI, Todd CO.. Y a., mach. & tmpts'
Mo. Macon CO.. 200 a; & impts, s5a timber;
Mont. Beaverhead CO.. 40 a. & impts;
Neb.. Sheridan CO., 1s4o a. impts. 10 q.
timber " mi from r. r. ,-,,.
Or. house. barn; near r. r.
N: D.. Mclean CO.. stock ranch. 2.5so a.. 1000
Ohio, Wayne CO., 81 a wheat lard.
Ore. Lane CO., 100 a. timber land
Pa. Erie CO.. IS a & impts.
Der; 500 a. tiiable; near r. R. !.
Tex. Alvin, 10 q s impts.; all IN fruit &
berries I7,.s mi. to r; r. g. 10,
Wash. Pierce CO.. 100 a. & impts.
w. M. OsTRANDER.
North American Building, Philadelphia.
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To the Readers of the Journal:
We wish 81 %,. extend ,Ss n spsei Clothes
UR to see the way ,ns SHOW Our our
~ 's our cuisines. doe, not Justify on
IA "a a account of the small profit we ask,
EZ.ZXYIa great display of advertising mat,
& & sss9 :; .:
0OUS6 our little store you can see for your
LA HsS ~. selves where you can save five
tMg4ANA{2llSJ dollar bill more on ten-dollar
investment We sell only a one.
day in the year the same-s999, no more or no
less. We sell all the year Standard values
like most houses do-say $40 today and for two
or three months when you need new suits, and
after you have all you need then advertise $50
and then in another month reduced to 1915. ETC.,
etc. etc. So. then you who buy from these in
hated har values pay double what you can come
worth 100 cents. We tell you this season of the
your suit. We could tell you until we are gray
haired twice over and you would not know IL
until you have seen and examined for your
You are invited to CALL You will be shown
with pleasure. and IL you can't see II to your
advantage to buy our clothes we will not feel
suits Of our customers for Csc per suit. This
small for a irst-quality suit, but it's not. just
the same. Here is the secret: You are and
low that dances must pay the fiddler. and you
who buy the same class Of clothes we sell and
20 go 81 ssm Ss to as
we make 81 to s. % profit, for we are SATISFIED
more profit on the same class of goods. Hoping
for visit from you am respectfully yours.
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Mortgage Releases,
REAL ESTATE SALES.


Instruments filed for record in the recorders
once OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p m. March 2l. 1908:
Crown Hill Cemetery to Dora Jeffries
Lot sSs Sec 81, Crown Hill. $50 90
Armstrong Park Land Company to Sas
A Hayes. Lot $50. Armstrong Park
Joseph III. Cole et ux 10 Howard o.
Cole. und u OF Lots So So 81 IS and
Sc, Aivogd,s sub Fletcher ct ais add. 10000
Richcreek. Lot 25s. F1etcher's sub
Ffetcher's Oak Hill add ......- q, Al
Martha J. Mclaughlin ct ux TO James INV
ID. McMuilen. Lots and g. town on
Poplar Grove Also, pt OF the a
u. Sec Is TIP IS. r. 4............ N m
Martha A. Morlan George w Eifa' A'-''
Lot 50. Young's sub OF Outlet ISL. civ
OF In Indianapolis ! =, -, . 100000
Lot 3 r. NJ. Lambs sub. Johnsons
heirs. add 49, :; 10000
Metzger. Lots 10s lO7 l0s i0s no
III, l12 and pt OF Lot los. Bruce Place
East End sub, and interest or title 10
William c. White. administrator. 10 '''''0O
Louisa Mccormick, pt OF Lot 4, 81
Records sth add. Lawrence. 5a3 "A
Walter G. Clarke 20 Ezte j. Ellis, Lot
IS. nrst add to keystone. 600 %
Owen A. Williams 81 TX 20 Edward j.
Gust Ct TX. pt OF the W y. Sec Z.
xoui.a ii b. Nichols et ux to Edward No. $4,000
Dewitt. trustee. " Of Lot IS Hendsr-
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FOR SALE-LANDS

REAL ESTATE-A Michigan capitalist owning
thirty-fve thousand Of wild lands In
the famous fruit belt the west coast of Mich
igan will sell five, ten or fifteen thousand acres
in one solid body; the land is all suitable for
fruit raising. stock raising and general farming;
quette Railroad. and is the largest and most
desirable tract of wild land between ST. Joseph
and Macknac on the west coast; will not con-
slider any trades. Address S. H. BAKER. Manis-
tee, Mich.
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REAL EsTATE~iSos r. Senate av.: 81. 500: lot
s0i1x1oo. c. f. SAYLES & co.
REAL ESTATE-Read Hanger opening ad.. un-
der head wanted miscellaneous.
REAL EsTATE-Ashiand. near Goth; rooms:
sssoo c. F. SAYLES. 127 e. Market.
REAL EsTATE-we can sell your real estate
REAL ESTATE-See MENDENHALI. sst
Lemcke. for bargains. farms and city property
real. ESTATE-Factory site on Belt about 2
acres: well located. WADDLE. SIS Law Bldg
REAL ESTATE-Ruckle St, near 18th; lot 4Ox
rs; rooms; bargain. c. +. SAYLES & CO.
1T f. Market st
REAL EsTATE--Insnrs with J. s. CRUISE 'old
and tried companies" Prompt adjustment
No y Market
REAL EsTATE-Modern nine-room residence. on
broadway, for 1850. SEIDENSTICKER &.
ROOT. 1913 L. Market
REAL, F.STATE-Cottage. Bellefontaine near
Fiftoenth: xix rooms and bath; s., $780, SPANN
& co. as ~. Pennsylvania
REAL ESTATE-Cottage Dewey av.: six
rooms, furnace and BATH $500. SPANN e
CO, as ~. Pennsylvania 81.
REAL. ESTATE-Double dwelling North In
diana polls; rental sll per month; 81, leo. ID w
COFFIN AZ Lombard Bldg.
REAL EsTATE-ss 500; elegant nine-room mod
arm residence; Park av.. near 10Th RAJ
sToN 4 CAMDEN. iD T. Market st.
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Transfers. "a: total consideration. 49,.
Building Permits.

J. X and II. e. Hodges. 1917 Lambert street.
addition. s125.
Eva McElwaine. 1904 North Illinois street.
dwelling, $1,000
John Harrison, Arsenal avenue double dwell
ing, 81, 500.
E. j. and ]. K. Greenwood. 1880 McLain
street. repairs, s100
Carter IL Lee. 1921 West Washington street,
brick boiler and engine room, 81. 900.
Maria Huebner. 1920 South New Jersey street,
frame shed. So
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REAL ESTATE
JOS. w. SEWAGE & co.
1878 Lombard Building
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
VESTMENTS-FLAT SITES
MODERN HCMES-VACANT LOTS.
TIBBOTT
Is 1-2 N. PENN.
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
N. MERIDIAN-ST. RESIDENCES
16-room, frst-class. new and modern; fine wood
finish: parquetry floors; ballroom, bowling alley.
laundry and complete sanitary plumbing: barn
and carriage house; large lot. 1O0x27OxI70; will
sell for at least $1,000 less than it would cost
to-day.
10-room brick: large lot seikd2Oo; fine shade
trees; best part OF street; $50, 600.
1o-room modern dwelling in the best part of
the street for $4,000.
Groom new modern dwelling at a bargain for
Sc 600; only 50 600 cash; balance long time
rooms modern; corner lot, 50xls5. for 81. 500
s rooms, bath and furnace; barn; lot 5OxsO0
fruit and shade trees; 81 500.
HENRY H. FAY, Room IA. Union Trust Build
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PATENT ATTORNEYS
IF YOU

IF YOU
have asthma. hay fever or any throat trouble
cough cold, send 25c and we will send Won
post paid a box containing so of Immediate
Relief Tablets, harmless preparation of men,
thai, hoarhound licorice, honey and other in
gradients. Indispensable for singers or speakers
instant relief. THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
SPECIALITY CO.. Lock Box ga. South Bend
Ind
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Good cooks: also pie and cake
bakers; women. Apply 50 S. Meridian st..
WHITE & CO.
WANTED Learn proofreading, then earn SIS 10
$25 weekly. HOME CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOL. Philadelphia.
wANTED-Girls to help in dining room; short
hours, good pay and no Sunday work. Apply
S3 s. Meridian ST., WHITE q CO.
WANTED-s2o per thousand copying letters; in
close stamp for copy of letter, instructions.
etc.; We have several lines of work. Address
EAGLE WHOLESALE CO., Chicago, Ill.
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ron RENT-sUMMER COTTAGES.

ron RENT~Mackinac isiand Michirsn. 9Srr>>
B. HARTs. Owner. Hartford Bldg. Chicago.
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m snRs F. fad Hare E; al to Sarah Dunn. Nv
jesse H. R1berts srs Ct M aa Ferry s'
sss e ID Ct = ps pit Of the 4. 5000
MARY Moran. sdministratrix. to Mary
LOT iss, city ~ II fDdianspos SUD 1eOLs2
Mary Moran to Mary Dillon Lot 10;
indisuSpois SUP Oh JUN. l-- @ $1,000
samuel Robbins ct ux to Bertha p.
io%e f q Gra an SS "a add S0ruyAe $1,000
smith ct ux'. Lot g. Hyde PARK add 1.io.oO
jamin Starr. Lot a. Armstrong Park .oo N
Mary c. Gilbert to Hale Hartman pit Of
Lot II, Vajen's sub. Holiness West s.o M
walter faiia @ b. Perkins ct ux. to Walter Sui
sn L9t ,dSe, s r. Hs 70 Tobn F. BAR
mody. pt Of Lot u. So 10 city of In - ooo ~
John dir'' e g'l spratt ct ux to Clara Keller
Iots 2 s q and Drake M MSSsTPsn ada
'G schramn. Lot !. 50 s. I'd sec. Lincoln 80 ~
Ed fasK a %eDcvii to Louise D. Nichols. o'.
1T OF Lot p. Henderson, g add ,;:na Lco
Lot 3 Lair 4 Delrs add .............. 100000
Milton S. Myers ct TX TX t., to Arthur By v.
,n mont an.n sda Land and Improvement
Company to Elizabeth Livingston. Lot
10, a. 1ft SCI West ortb PaT admni:trator' to
Sen s.ll % T Tp a. s..i... . 10000
James Carpenter ct TO Charles
| LIchtenberg ct ,ux, pit of Lot %. .oo =.
w Barrett. Lot y. Smith & Logan's add $1,000
Roy X Newton to Oliver .. Barrett,
t1 St rs n sub suD D, $4,000
Armstrong Park Land Company to Ben
s saSin a.a.. 10. 90 9... 10000
o Newton. Lot A. Highland Place add 1900 90
| r.,.,or. "a. total consideration ses 022 Ss
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-City chimney sweep; flues cleaned, re-
paired; chimney doctor. "a e. Ohio. New
Phone 170s
NOTICE-Learn mind reading and make 81 900 q
month Address, with stamp. Lock Box 10,
Minneapolis MINI.
NOTICE-up-to-date FURNACES guaranteed to
heat Tin and galvanized iron works roll
LYN HAWKINS. 114-1ls Virginia av.. the man
who never sits on the fence.
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Give offer a six-room dwelling on
Hill avs near indianapolis stove foundry.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.


WANIED-Traveler to work country trade;
81 900 per year and expenses. LOS ANGELES
FRUIT CIDER CO. ST. Louis, Mo.
WANTED-Two experienced statesmen; from fac
tory TO merchant; hrst-class goods: best hon.
est proposition In the United States. Address
M. 22, care the Journal
WANTED-Traveling salesman 20 take as a side
line, commission, complete line of bicycle
tires and sundries. Address ROCHESTER, RUB
Der Co, Rochester, N. Y.
wANTED-Capable salesman to cover Indiana
with staple line; high commissions with ad-
vance of 500 monthly; permanent position 10
right man. JESS II. SMITH CO.. Detroit, Mich.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted everywhere to
handle novelty sign cards." every merchant
buys from TO so on sight: samples loo; particu-
avenue, Chicago, ILL.,
WANTED-Cgar salesman to introduce brands
OF fine domestic loo cigars; must work COM
mission for 2 weeks: salary thereafter II pre-
SlEGMUND, 81 Dearborn St. Chicago.
WANTED-Traveling salesman for Indiana ter
ritory; all-round hustler: technical knowl-
cage; exceptional opportunities; established, re-
liable and well-rated house. SALES DEPART
MENT. II Atwater st. Detroit. Mich
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Immediately, by reliable
Cleveland house; wideawake man, with good
business experience, to complete travelling
nent. w. L. HODGMAN, Sales Mgr, Cleveland
Ohio.
Misunderstanding salesman for every CITY:
tactful, diplomatic, resourceful: high-grade
chewing gum; start commission; salary when
ability proven; answers unnoticed unless stating
age. married or single, business connections pa 81
three years. Address Box 2O4 New York
WANTED-Calendar statesmen: a liberal proposi-
ton Will be made to first-class statesmen 10 in
imported calendars for 1904 ever offered 10 the
public; write promptly, with References THE.
KEMPER-THoMAs COMPANY. Cincinnati. o.
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DIED,

KAHN-David Kahn. at his residence, lsol North
Meridian street, March 20. 1893. aged nfty
years. Funeral from residence Sunday, Marcn
p, at 2:30 o'clock p Friends invited.
and Mrs Frank Lucke at Grand Haven Mich.
March 20. Burial from home OF her grand
mother. Mrs. Nora Murray, lsS Quincy street,
Monday afternoon. March %. at D. m
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REAL ESTATE
Fine Alabama-st. Home Cheap.

REAL ESTATE
Fine Alabama-st Home Cheap.
hardwood floors. large barn. lot 4ex195; only 81 500
Want offer quick
Elegant Modern Home Cheap.
Modern broom horse with bath, furnace
hardwood floors. elegant mantels and CRATES.
cemented cellar, excellent location: lot 9Sx15O;
only $4,000. Investigate
Elegant Morton Place Home
Modern twelve-room house. hot water heat.
furnace large console and mantels, plate glass
windows quarter-oak finish, complete in ali de-
renting for SO month; bargain; Sl35oo.
A. ]. MEYER s CO..
IA E Market
i'r'-'N SECURITY TRUST COMPANY,
As y. Pennsylvania St,
Opposite Postotfice.
Very desirable modern. 1o-room residence n,
North Alabama ST.; s62eo
Large plat OF ground and residence on Central
av.; bargain
hath. second floor: dwellings. all In fine order
This property is a corner property on East
washington st. and is net per cent. Invest
ment.
Downtown first-class business property. he's,
location; good. safe investment; see US.
rouble frame dwelling and single dwell,rv.
northwest: property in good condition; rent sss6
price. $500
IS n. Pennsylvania ST..
Opposite Postofhcs.
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New list every Saturday Wv
Telephone 1456.
Agent for apartments In the Victoria
Offces for rent In Indiana Trust building
CITY property for sale. Loans negotiatsd
Fire Insurance at lowest rates
Savings Department. Indiana Trust Comnanv
Deposits received OF Sio0 and upward. PAYS
per cent. interest
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wANTED-MALE HElP.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pantryman- Apply at
DENISON GRILL.
wANTED-Three good blacksmiths. PARRY
MANUFACTURING co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tailors pants Call
at l35 h. Market, Room 10
wANTED-Read Hanger opening ad under
head wanted miscellaneous.
Address WAGNER MANUFACTURING CO..
Sidney. ..
wANTEp5Learn PFOOfTeadnEi then i cam ss e
SCHOOL, Philadelphia.
WANTED-Carriage blacksmiths, trimmers.
Address rss" co ei BUGGY CO. Columbus, o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in every locality; good
r SolS i5ESEsnfi aGESc
Wis.
wANTED..Any person who will distribgte sam san,
p Wells r heagS S stesdy possion. No can
wasting
WANTED-Machinists a good steady Job for
two first-class men; highest wages; only nrst-
class men wanted. Write to SHAW BIDDLE
CO., Brazil, Ind.
| WANTED-Govornment positions; more than 49,
600 appointments made last year; chances better
for 1908; examinations soon In every State; Cir
euIsr u.s. giving full partcaisssTs as S PSiSnitoRf
CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE. Washington.
ID. c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. with the necessary abil
| ity, training and experience to MT him to sue
| cessfully manage small rural telephone COM
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qualifications and references. Box sl5' care the
| journal.
| WANTED-Person to call retail trade and
agents for manufacturing house; local terri
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| money advanced; previous experience vnneces,
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envelope STANDARD HOUSE, Caxton Bldg,
| Chicago.
wANTED-Good estimator and solicitor. sheet
", metal work cornises etc. for large middle
man and chance for advancement; state refer
| ences and salary. Address j. w. T., 4i7 Rookery
Chicago.
/ Better your present position. ONCE men.
| Managers, Bookkeepers, Buyers,
| Statesmen, superintendent, Clerks.
| II will pay you to call or write BUSINESS
| WANTED-Recruts for the United States Ma
| rine Corps, ble-boded men OF good character
between the ages of II and IS years not less than
feet inches and not over 8 feet inch in
the use of liquor. must be citizens OF the United
States persons who have legally declared
their intentions to become citizens, able to read
and write English properly. as well as speak IT,.
| This important branch of the Naval Service
| offers SPECIAL INDICTMENT TO RE-
CRUITS. as the law PROVIDES for the PRO
| OFFICERS to SECOND LIEUTENANTS. Ma
rines enlisted for a period OF four years, and
are generally stationed in large cities and are
| Guam. and when sent to sea have fine oppor-
| tuLity to see all parts OF the world. Pay from
sl3 to st4 per month. Clothing, board and medi-
apply at e. s mARSE Sops Il
| OFFICE. Room $50 Newton Claypool Bldg, cor
ner of Pennsylvania and Ohio streets.