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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-11-10
Connecticut valley Toba,co Mark

Connecticut Valley Tobacco Market.
The farmers in this vicinity have fin
ished stripping what tobacco they took
down at the last damp time. Growers
unite in asserting that the pole sweat is
not so bad as had been reported; most
of it being found on the lower tiers. The
upper tiers are as free from pole sweat
as in previous years, and all cured down
In good shape. Most all of them say
that the crop is little darker than ordi-
nary crops have been of late years, but
all claim as much quality as they ever
produced. The leaf is large and snowy,
elastic and fine.
There is not much call for tobacco
among the buyers, but they have been
looking around somewhat and getting
samples of the purchases of last fall.
Had the tobacco been free from those
little holes punched by hailstones, /
should have looked for large sales before
this time. But as it has turned out,
large percentage in this vicinity will be
held for asserting. STILL it is question
whether the buyers cannot assert the
crop more cheaply than the farmers can
do it, and perhaps in more acceptable
manner than most of the farmers, unless
they should put the tobacco into the
hands of some warehouse man to be as
sorted. 1t would then be done in a
manner more acceptable to the buyer
and the grading be more uniform. The
packing into cases would be generally
done better than most farmers would do it
Our correspondents report as follows:
North Hadley, Mass: "The rainstorm of
the 1oth and Goth dampened tobacco
nicely, and stripping was the order Of
the day among the early cut crops.
Many farmers took down from one to
five acres. Some lots are entirely free
from pole sweat, others are stuck lit
tie. Buyers are looking, but there have
been no recent sales" Suffield, Ct;
"The recent damp spells have enabled
tobacco growers to get down quite
quantity of the weed and they are get
ting it stripped off and bundled. A num-
Der of lots have been sold. E. A. Fuller
has bought several crops paying about
Zoe a pound for them. Weaver has
bought considerable tobacco at West
Suffield at about 22c, and those who
have sold are getting it ready as fast as
possible to deliver to buyers" Wethers-
field, Ct.: "The rain of the Goth enabled
the farmers to take down their tobacco,
and it proves to be of fine quality, and
with very little pole sweat. No buyers"
Conway, Mass: "There is nothing new
to report. The farmers are waiting an
xiously for damp spell so they can take
down their tobacco. Very little tobacco
has been taken down. No sales report
d."-Cultivator.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-11-10

Nor until one leaves home does be
really appreciate the value of the home
paper. That distance lends enchant-
ment is clearly proven in this case.
When a man pulls up stakes and shakes
the dust of his old home from his
shoes to seek pastures new, he has
hankering to know what is going on In
the old home It is then that he appre
ciates the little old country paper that
had always made weekly visits to his
home, but which he had heretofore
looked upon as mere circumstance in
the whirlpool of life. Its weekly visits
to him are like spring shower upon
parched fields. They leave the mind re-
freshed by telling of the movements and
actions of those who were at one time
his neighbors. Truly the home paper IS
not appreciated until we go where it is
hard to get. The home paper is always
a welcome visitor when the reader is
away. He reads all the advertisements,
even the patent medicines, and never
lays the sheet down until he has entirely
absorbed it's contents There are ties
connecting US with the old home paper
which the hand CT time can never en-
tirely sever.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-11-10
Lancaster.

LANCASTER, PENN, Oct 81, 1905.
1t surprised nobody to be told that
the local leaf tobacco trade was dull
again last week. There were plenty Of
seekers after old goods but most went
away empty handed. The purchases
were scattering, and most of the lots
sold small The largest reported was
made by Samuel Siessel to Philip j.
Kolb & Go. of Philadelphia, 15O cases of
1904 goods. Sondheimer 4 Smith bought
from Dietrich, of Salunga, 400 cases of
1904 goods. Of course there were other
sales, small ones, but the aggregate was
not large.
Reports show that the new crop is
curing satisfactorily Some of the grow
ers have already begun stripping, but
most are needing the warnings against
stripping too early, because they see
there is nothing to be gained by early
stripping. It is estimated that not over
ten per cent. of the 1905 crop remains
unsold and this is scattered all over the
county.
Very little tobacco was sold last week,
and this was gathered in at the prevail
ing market prices, though much had
been held at higher figures. The hold
ers, however, thought it prudent to let
go at the prevailing market prices.
The cigar business is excellent and
plenty of our manufacturers would put
on more hand workers if they could get
good ones The local manufacturers are
not turning out much cheap goods be-
cause the demand is for better brand
of cigars. Era.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-11-10

proximately at s3O,ooO,OoO, and exports
exceeded S26,500000. OF total leaf ex-
ports amounting to 4O,970,O00 pounds,
"a, 100000 pounds, or nearly go per cent.
came to the United States, and 1O,30O,-
GOO pounds, or % per cent, went to Ger
many. There were over 200,O00,00O ci-
gars exported from Cuba last year, of
which % per cent. came to this country,
IA per cent. went to Germany, and 45
per cent, or the lions share, to England.
Considerable quantities of tobacco seed
are shipped from Cuba to the United
States each year. Last season seed to
the value of more than $4,000 was i'm
ported into this country from the island.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-11-10

Judging particularly by the prices being
paid in the country for 1905 goods, and
by the big rush of buyers, it will not be
long before the 1905 crop in all states
will be lifted. Farmers are jubilant over
the unprecedented situation, but wheth-
er the packers who are in such hurry
will find their investments extremely
profitable is still a matter of doubt.
There is limit to everything, and the
manufacturers will not be inclined to
continue to make the same concessions
any longer than they are compelled to-
Leaf.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-11-10
New YORK, Nov. l, 1905.

The situation as regards the domestic
leaf market does not change great deal
from one week to another. Transactions
in all staple lines of leaf keep up. There
is no kind that enjoys special call, as
everything suitable for good binder or
filler stock is going quickly into the con-
sumers hands. From all indications,
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-11-10
RaIdwinauiIIa NJ "

The local market is quiet, with no out
of town buyers in the field and no sales
have been reported. A few small ship
ments have been made from local ware
houses.-Gazette.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-11-10
WISCONSIN TOBACCO MARKET.
EDGERTON. Wis. Nov. 10. 19

2O0nnIONs w 15sy IOY. IO, 1OUOs
A hot chase for the last remnants of
the 1905 crop is on in all the growing
districts and the avidity with which
every grade of leaf is snapped up indi-
Gates there is market for everything
that passed under the name of tobacco.
Hail cut, wind whipped or late stuff all
has price higher than ever before
known for such goods. In the aggregate
vast amount of tobacco has been lifted
of late and the following are a few of the
transactions coming to notice:
G. 0. Drogswold, 10a at 10&2c.
John Thompson, IA at 9&2c.
@. G. Hoague, 5a at 9114&2c.
Chas. Carrier, Ia at 9&2c.
John Mussehl ga at &c.
Cnas. JONES' IA at 9&2c.
John Harty, lOa at 815&2c.
d. Anderson, 5a at 9&2c.
Harry Green, ga at &c.
Chas. Litney, Ga at 711a&2c.
@. K. Carlson, Ga at 819&2c.
Chas. Loomis, 3a at 9&2c.
A. S. Hunt, Ga at 8&2c
o. K. Carlson, 31aa at 9&2c.
F. FL. Beaver, 215a at 7&2c.
John Madden, Ga at 0&2c.
The hunt for cured leaf in country
hands still continues and frequent trans
actions are reported. John Hyland sold
62cs '04 at 121sc, H. S. Pomeroy 45cs 'O1
at 12c, James Gullickson 21cs O4 at 10
and 7c. A 224cs packing of Holton &
Osgaren at Stoughton is reported sold
to F. J. Collman. f. S. Baines bought
1C0cs lot of Hugh Sweeney.
Casing weather has occurred again
during the week but only small
amount of tobacco has been removed
from the poles for stripping as growers
are not yet ready to turn their attention
to that work.
The shipments out of storage were
only norma l-3O0cs for the week to all
points from this market.
JANEsv1LLE, WIS.,, Nov. 8, 1905.
The rush for all and any kind of leaf
has come and gone and great excitement
has prevailed here during the week and
the packers in this city are now begin
ming to retain their holdings for fancy
prices, realizing the fact that it is now
their turn to dictate the price. Old and
new are showing equally alike for the
supply and everything is going with the
buyers, and now when the question is
put to the dealers here what he has sold
his answer is that he has been cleaned
out and nothing left to buy. The buyer
that failed to get into the field early this
fall will have little to occupy his mind
during the winter along tobacco lines.
The deals in buying and selling for
the week we're: M F.. Green sells 275cs
of old leaf, Fisher & Fisher sell 122cs of
old, Sam Grundy sells l car lot of low
grades, S. B. Heddles ships car of 1900
leaf, L. B. Carle & Son sell 154cs of 1904
and buy 125cs of same year, F. S. Baines
buys 340cs during the week, and John
Soulman sells 194cs of 1908 and buys 135
cases of 19O1-2-4 leaf.
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!. AGENTS j, s WANTED.

AGENTS yVANrE y HoIt5G T Il 81.
lines Whicli arc aosial ties AID Tor,
N F,rot,, o.irT experience inSn gcncy work We
mid FOR rapid sales and sat- sfani!o'itts,.
profits no. limo cotnpnr g WI u ia DIES
outside gtrinentsi such rs suits Waists,
Z stlttitSd Hun gency department for his
4 class Of merchandise and Its trrcnlefl-
do,is SUCCESS has proven tho wis om Q e
1, our choices We desire " rclln bic tepre-
4 viii mike n5llheralH proposition We fnr-i
& 11isiF FREQ 10 splendid iasyortinentio OF sntn-I
+ pies nnd $nll necessary \ supplies Owing
V ID swldesntead advertising and reliable
II mid Yoaay,Sto facil.T$1f youshreH Interested
int rcmtinerntive work or ttliB nature
h write for free ,bookle 4 n q. Il G2. ED
4 WARD Is CIR sSNiA,N & CO. !, 172 State
Z Street, e lficago. ,5Sss, i55S 4, ,S{i
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EUsINlEisSg CFLANCE-IT PAYS TO
raise mushrooms; enormous 4 demamu!#
& can1utiliZo old boxes shelves AM ba r. +
rels. One woman paid II. q 81 .0OO mort
81 gage on what grew in her cellar.EsA AZ y
d skilled me cllanic working odd moments.
h The Initial expense Is practically moth
ing, The Chicago Tribune, Dec. 18Th.
1901, stated that a motormnn makes $l.GW
rooms In a basement. Learn this profit
able Industry and add to your Income
Instructions,for making bed, copy OF " <
q S. Government report and llustrate 90
request. No other industry offers such
K great opportunities for making money.
"A II does not Interfere In any way with!
ones OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Write 4 day
y Fellows Building, st. Louis. ; 5$
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AGENTS 8 "A NtrBD. E y ERE no
cdcnts1 iscases and ocoupati tons: some
.$ thing entirely new md issued by this
u society only; II easil ySa 81 ndcrstood and
easily sold cost but; 80 per nnnum each
SS mission paid Immediately and exclusive
allowed. Address NATIONAL
g#A CcIDENT5 HOC1 ETY., $40 ~ Broadway,
III New York. Esta bilshed 20 years.
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WHOSE PRODUCTS
arc handled by leading wholesale and
retail dealers want competent man %
ary, $2,5n0 per annllm6and commiss,on;
energetic man should earn 50, coo per an
nun; must invest from 700 to $500
in stock OF company; unquestionab.er ref
y ercnces ms TO ability and Integrity res
ssulIrcd. Address Box 1886, Madison, Mis-
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HELP GWANTED --F etrale.s

WANTED, a N ia u II 70 VERB s.r ~
travel md take charge Of lad canvass.
ers; no experience necessary t.sp =,
wiling learn larry TO start ~ Wsen
md EXPENSES III Address stating When
can lbe seen ut home, p. 4s, care TINS
X office. y 55 n, M Z 4 XII II Il, VIZ ~,
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HELP WANTED Male.

y GOOD POSITION Is OFFERED I'm !.
Is crgetlc persons n everywhere tac isidl
4 siens.S distributing circulars, samples,
etc. permanent occupation; guod \, az az
A thousands OF dollars paid monthly-to j t,s
4 tributers. AMERICAN UNION, Pontiac In
Chicago. %ls 5f Nv
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+ as -RI,1IE B1sLToNl SETTER PUP PUP
py white, blue fleckcd, black ea if,.o MI "
al I'LL. RCLlINC. 9O2 w. Grace.
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LOST AND FOUND.

A /, G,,sr 1sEFORts THANKSGIVING DAY,
I'D brown antique gold s,one ,d dSdor Nm,
mounted In gold, with twislco Ak goip Nntth
y Tenth Street tt5 AKA. NJ N. ~ -
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AGENTS ON SALARY OR y COMMITS
sion ;5lhe greatest agents seller ever pro
L duced every Stiaer3 OF pen and Ink buys ~
on sight; 200 70 500 per cent. prof. Il one
III gent 8 sales amounted "a to $500 In SIX
q days another $32 lii two iou RI. M 0fS-i
gfRO III MFG. & C o. x 80, La Crosse. w ls. M
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Losr--.A CII1LDS 20 Is E,I. 2 = IN ~,
Il y siin Rnt,irni to cot sycamore street,
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WILL; 43 ok CHANGE TWO ~ P'ARLoRl
IS Wood stoves. IN n first class condl tom
for Chairs. Tables. or othors household 4
furniture Of equal value. y Address .. 4a, Y
this Office. "A tsis h 3las b. M II 95s5
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EXCHANGE.

.IsILAv1I "a SDO uBLl5 OAK 3 ND ST. EcAD. D.
inE good condition, which 4 would like to-
exchange fop come desirable housed OLD
VI nrticles? Wha have you to 70 ffer 9 >, del
rlrcsA C. aC2. cnre this tllce.asl aalE.
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3ASsIsTA Nj FOR BRANCH Il E l.s!,s;s..
nosItlon permanent; no investment d re- Z :,
tillrcd; previous experience not essen =, ia,
Address BRANCH MANAGER, como
4 Block, Chicago s$S Al &
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WANTED, \ 70 EXCHANGE HANDSOME
8 city Carriage, first class = will exchange
y for nnytlSS:, OF like value. ddresss
4 4 M ,t Sutton p O., SS Va. 8 aS
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5yVAMnF o1o, l,,r o g8l5xCILANGI1 AN. UP
81 right Plano for a II orsc, OF. NO uld takeSa
IL good Horse for his board. 81 IS, care
this office. ~ r. IS. VA is2
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SECRET. SERVICE, ESTABLISHED 1889;
II reliable detectives in over five thoti-
sand citlc and towns; private letter of
advice FREQ TO you on any case, write
to-day; good men with references want
N everywhere; experience unnecessary;
We give Instructions. address AMER
5s5lCAN DETECTIVE ASSOCIATION,
Indianapolis Ind,
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ROOMS WANTED.
8BU SlNESS CHANCES. VI

ACTIVITY 5 In WHEAT OFFERS
= splendid opportunities: for large profits;
u 5000 maj gins Il 900 blu. two cents Send
& for book Facts and II lires. ex blaming
option trading. OSBOkN#GRAINl Cos,
E4 Minneapolis, MIMI S9ys5 slBFF " 35
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FURNITURE M OWING

CALL S11LLNER's t TRANSFER TO
haul your furniture: he has tho most
cnreful men In the city. No. 902 East
X Broad. Phone 1445.s
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MEN WHO ARE TIRED WORKING
y for others and desire independence ana
a nlcs home business OF their own, re-
quiring no capital. address YOUNG
COMPANY ll25 Harlem Avenue, Bait
more, Md.
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON, MA ~
enrn GOOD Income corresponding for
newspapers; experience unnecessary,
\ PRESS fSYNDIC LATE, Lockport. N. fY.
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WANTED, "a RUsI NESS MAN 10 II r.
4 present manufacturing company In this
sion; must hold stock In ompally from
fifteen hundred and FIVE thousand dol
lars; good Investment for man #With&a
little money: TILE u. VAN BlJSIIIFk
Is co., Cleveland, O. { 4FG5t " 81 Tlfs * l
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WA MI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~,
for this state; finG opportunity for go.o,ai
man; must furnish references SALES ALI -
MANA GER, 323 Nv. Twelft i street..
Chicago, 1ll.iHHl3t@ III i&
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REPRESENTATIVE OF ABILITY 10
interview merchants on a paying pro-
with reference, SPECIAL INFORAEER
CO, No Sc Bible House, New York City.
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4 PAL NC SIDE LIN --FOR a
a small Investment agents Z ca n secure L q
sampfe line Of highsgrade fountain and
& stylographlc pens. Send for ca talogua
u and particulars. y Is IjIJLR1CHs&aCO ..927
Inar1es street, N ew2 Y ork. \. 81 !. ;b
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1.-THE ,sTlTcHuNDER" SHOE: THEY
viii show you, The strongest sewed
shoe for men or boys, veal skin up
pcrs and solid sole leather bottoms, no
paper or other substitute for leather,
So DREW'S ELEC'rRlC. SHOE FAC
TORY. No, TIC East Main Street,
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WILL EEK CHANGE AN OLD g UAR1
u Piano for something OF equal va uo. Ad-s
dress G.. 81, this office. ss e III
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BOW MED, a BOY TO LEARN
the hardware business;I aire 9 q o.
nrnferred Answer in own handwriting
Address G. S. care this office.
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DO YOU KEEP III USE? HAVE YOU
debts that aggregate more than YOU
can pay at one time? Quite likely you
can get the money from me and. re-
turn IL in i easy pa yments your best
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WANTED, MEN AND SHo KS. re LEARN n
plumbing trade. Coyne Bros. Co. sc yen o ..
OF Practical Plumbing. Send Tor ca "a ~ s
login Address 497S-I5 Easton Avenue,
ST. Lot,is,8 Mo. sa34 III NtSf 5!55 isi3
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YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION IN
office; has knowledge, of bookkeeping
and stenography; best Of references;
salary no object. Address Room IS.
PoWhatan Hotel. 5
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WANTED, PARTNER fWITlf $1,000 TO
conc IN on ground floor IN organizing g
manufacturing business; party can, make
\ 5000, anG money, secured; business now
In the South; large increasing demand
for Its goods. Address II. SIS, this Office,
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ELEVEN KNIGHTS or PYrHIAs IN
B each State given pleasant, permanent,
profitable employment near home me ,w y, 20
81 or part time:6go pay. 51ClttN'IE1ttNAL,s
Building New Y ork.
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DIS s TSR LIB u55TOR---AtANuFACT NJ
wants reliable Young man as a dlstriDu-;
tor for thalr5products In his state; q per-
#5ll,anent jobbing or mall order bust ness rs
references. NORTHERN SI,EClA,El15
co. Home Bank Bldg, Detrol t, Mich.
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.llIil MEN AND BRAISE,AiEN8 ON VI r.
<ls girlia and other railroads, young men,
4 lgcSeU to 3d. strong. good sigh $a .ld
hearing: 1lrcmen earn s65 to sloo
sl25 to SITE monthly: brnkemen earn
$50 to SIS monthly, become onductors
FL aud earn sl0og,io8 s1405 monthly; name
position preferred; send stamp, fo II, pay a,
Y 4 room 56.--227 Monroe Street, Brook
li,flLE ~.
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MAN, UNDER IS TO PREPARE FOR
& good position as railway mail clerk, en-
III perience in postotilce not necessary; en-.
trance salary $500 per annum: gradual
promotion: an exceptional openings ex-
II animation March 2Stl. Address imme-
diately s.'INTERSTATE:," No. Coz East
Broad Street Richmond, Va. it 7!55t8
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FOR sALE-TIsu cIz, FARM. 2!a A., Ml !. ;S
from city, ~ miles from car q, = ihe g; u
acres, rich as spoe; nisG no oSt.
buildings. church and school In. slgh11;
fine nelghborhood; elegant,, oreha = j
price, $780, SEQ acres miles f r m G aG
on Zine road; 100 acres n cuiS ,n vuoA q
rooms rooms and nd cellars 4telephone. free mall
delivery; large rarn;f2o acres IN grass as :
and grain; nerunnng = sty g SoD c neg
and cattle pastures price suSSV, Man.
e chester, Va ..A, 5sl y i5S E.3! bf3
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ss25,ooo FOR INVESTMENT IN FIRST
mortgage bonds and other refcrrentlal
# securities; entire issues preferred. Ap,
picatons received from principals Is, nn n{
BROOKS s. CO., 10 Broad Street. New
York City. lHt&Es tntl5 " XIV
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FOR sALE--,vI ELLIE S II Alb u a SHE'D
sporting goods business with hardware
departments; the best advertised and
known in the state, doing good retail,
jobbing and mail order business; best
locality. Owner wishes to retire: un-
usual opportunity for tho right party
Il Address C. II5GC G ATES,} Louisa, Va. 8
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FLATS WANTED.

BY YOUNG COUPLE. FLAT:
x OF three orr fohr rooms with. tn. q or
would rent house WI tn rcsponslble party
care this Off CO.. ,S III va 4, KS! n, Sss
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fAiOULDERS NNANTED-NOS-u7N ] Q n
and grey iron, machinery and general
{ jobbing work Apply, giving full pnrti-
culars of former employment and refer
cnces, to Lock Box 1Gj, Detroit, Mich.
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INTELLIGENT YOUNG;
"a widow, no children 500 go IN her own
n name. will marry immed iatelySian VIII
business; 4 no objecuon8to honora BILE poor
man. Address AIrs.. BELMONT Hamp-
den Bldg. Chi cage. AZ s$5 " #
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MEN no La RN BARBER TRADE :;
ga G.catcst ytrptl iunity ever offered; OILY
wages Saturdays: tools donated; cor
gtificates awarded: positions guaranteed.
Write for catalogue. MOLER'S COLI
I4EGE, $50 Canal Street, New YORK
& City. fgFf8 II s4t s
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{ REAL EsT.ATE;Fo For Sale.

= - 11;r1ENIA IIoaLDs AND EMPLOY
Nm {. = choice fruit, poultry, ranches,
nd uoii t towns; and free rec
trip with each q 0-acre ?, r ;sG S19o
ID starts you. 81 INSET lti1Al.I1 CO.
Fresno. Cal, n n 81 8}S5af 81
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WANTED, s LOCAL N len In l1NIi Si,t,,
town III the United States to dstrib >! e,
snnra time. Address AID VIlIaTl SERS'
PROTECTIVE UNION, Chicago. N.Y. 3.
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STORE. WITH FOUR ROOMS ATTACH
81 cd for rent In n village half mile Of
a good #nelYhborhood. 81 B. II. iAPFER-
5$ SON. New Canton Va 5ss 45.ls
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MEAT lvlER--W4ANTEI1. a STEADY,
sober meat cutter Write, giving refer
ences and wages desired, to a. GREEN
y BERG. Box 10, Danyil!e, Va. 81
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good reference, a position: experienced
IN Office work and as mayer, Address
= e, 81, this ofI1ce y'ltt