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| the most particular at prices within
the reach of all purses-35c. by easy
steps to $3.50.
A PURCHASE OF BLACK PETIT
COATS.
We were much impressed with the
superior values Of these petticOatS and
firmly believe that you will be like
wise SO impressed.
New Iaffeta Silk PetticOatS, rulficd
fiounces with dust ruffie, in plain
colOrs, Black and White, $500, $1,000
and $1,000.
Black Mohair Skirts with silk
fiounce and T1Iffles, $3.50.
MOire and French Satine PetticOats,
400, $1.25 to $3.50.
SPECIAL SALE OF SILK FLAGS.
American Silk Flags mounted on
ebonized sticks with gilded arrow
heads, all sizes, 5, 10, 25, SOC. and
81. 90.
The Presidents Official Flag, all
silk and mounted, as above, 10, 20
and soc.
LADIES' FALL SUITINGS.
We are now in shape to put you i'll
the way of getting the most stylish
Autumn Dress Goods for the least
expenditure of money.
Scotch Mixtures in varied assOrt-
ment OF combined cOIOrS. soc.
CheviOts, SergeS, MOhairs and
MalrOse and Panamas, 60, 75c. $1.00.
BroadcIOths in the most desirable
shades, $1.OO and $50.
THE NEW FALL WAISTS.
The Fall stocks are i'm and being
shown in all their alluring freshness
and beauty. The first choice is Of
value-you get the most advanced
ideas and best pick.
Taffeta Silk Waists, in plain cOlorS
and plaids, Black and White, $500
and $3.50.
Wool Waists, in the newest weaves,
for wOmen's waist wear, $500 and
$3.50.
NEW SILK AND LEATHER BELTS.
The Professionalism Leather Belts,
as the name implies, fits without
wrinkle. They come i'm Dress Calf.
OOZe Calf, Patent Leather and Seal
Grain, at soc.
Taffeta Silk GirdIe Belts, plain and
shirred, also Broadtail Velvet Belts,
for soc.
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TODAYS' EVENTS.

900 a. m.-State Fair Opens.
800 Il. m.-Presidential Party Leave
Union Depot.
$3.50 a. m.-PreSident at the State
Capitol.
300 a. m.-PreseIiatiOn of Patter-
son Cup by the PreSi-
dent of the United
States.
1000 a. m.-Presidential Parade to
Fair Grounds.
1000 a. m-Review of Parade by
President of the Unit
ed States from Grand
Stand.
1900 a. m.-President's Address
1900 NOOn.-LuncheOn to President
i'm Pavilion al Fair
Grounds.
100 ID. m.-President's Party Leaves
Fair Grounds.
80 ID. m.-PreSident'S Train Leaves
Raleigh going West.
500 ID. m-Dress Parade al A. &
NJ. College by Battalion
of Cadets. 400 in line.
1000 a. m.-Spanish-A American War
Veterans Meet i'm Grand
Stand.
100 d. m.-Free Attractions Start
at Fair Grounds.
100 ID. m.-Races Start.
800 ID. m.-Annual Meeting North
Carolina Agricultural
Society i'm Hall Of
House.
$3.50 d. m.-"Belle of New York.
at Academy of Music.
S:3O ID. m.-BOb Haynes MinStrels
at Monumental Theatre
benefit Masonic Temple
Fund.
i0:3O D. m.-CapitOl Club Fair Week
Dance.
FRIDAY.
Tne Fair gees ON and awards are
made The free attractions and the
sIstiway give amusements. The races
~ one O'Clock. The Farmers PrOteC-
dive Association meets at two O'Clock.
Tire Cotton Growers Association meets
II, lie Hall of the House of Represen-
.aiiyes at night at o'clock. The Mar
s:aals' Grand Ball at Capitol Club at
raoht. The contest in Oratory for gOid
laedal offered tho North Carolina Ag-
.is.ulturaI Society at Puiien Hall. A.
and Nj. College at o'clock. "El Capi-
.un'' at the Academy.
SATURDAY.
Closing up Day at the State Fair.
Opera at Academy at night. Dance AT
Eaney Library Hall.
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PAINFULLY INJURED.
Col. Hodges. Judge Advocate General.
Kept from Raleigh by Very Pain
full Accident.

Col. d. NJ. Hodges, of AsheVille,
Judge Advocate General of the Gov
ernor's personal staff, was unable to
be in Raleigh to participate in the
reception of the President, owing to
painful accident which befell him
few days ago. While attempting
to board a moving street car in Ashe-
vile, Col. Hodges was thrown Violent
ly to the Ground sustaining very pain
full but fortunately no serious or per-
manent injuries.
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NEWSPAPER FOR SALE OR LEASE

Will sell or lease to a quick buyer
the Hertford Herald, located in the
town of Murfreesboro, N. c., and
the only paper in Hertford County.
Paper has been running only nine
months and has circulation of $50
and good advertising patronage.
Write at once to Paul Scarborough,
Editor Southeast Virginian, Frank
lin Va.
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p.,a DeIicate Women and Girls,

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic, drives out malaria and
builds up the system. Sold by all
dealers for 27 years. Price so cents.
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GRADING

GRADING TEAMS WANTED
Wanted ten or more mule or horse
teams on grading work in Glen
wood, adjoining Raleigh; wages
3.25 per day. Apply on premises or
at office of undersigned. Albert L..
Murray, manager, Tucker Building.
10-17-t. f.
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WANTED POSITION AS DRUG
clerk, Is months experience. Good
reference. Address, Hugh X. Walk
er, Reidsville. n. G.
FOR SALE-ONLY BAKERY IN
town of $500. Box 1873, Laurin-
burg, n. c.
The news & observer., 1905-10-19

Among the spanish war veterans
hes VIII be here today IL Mr.. H. -.
clean. OF Bladen. who was the first
~ 20 enter Havana. He was on
~ at the gate of The city and Col.
field told him to lead the way.
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LEAVE RALEIGH DAILY.
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

Forecast for North Carolina Local
showers Thursday and probably Fri
day; variable winds.
The Weather Yesterday.
Maximum temperature, 81; mimi
mum temperature "a; rainfall, trace.
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IMPROVE YOUR SOIL BY THE USE

Of Ground Phosphate Lime, so 70
50 per cent. Carbinate of Lime with
considerable high grade Phosphoric
Rock ground with it; good for all
crops. For prices. address b. Il.
KEITH, Wilmington, n. c. 10-S-1m
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YOUNG MAN OF FOUR YEARS EN-
perence wants position in store.
Best references. Address, X, care
News and Observer. 10-19-4t
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WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

or four class carpenters who are
capable of doing best inside finish.
Will have or weeks work. Ad-
dress. stating experience and pay
wanted. Carpenter" care News and
Observer, Raleigh, n. c.
10-712t
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y, H. O'Quinn a Co, Raleigh lead
hr Southern florists. All phones iie,
ours are the largest green houses
the south. Al phones ita. j. l..
Quinn A CO.. Raleigh
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PRINTER WANTED-WANTED

straight compositor with some eX-
perience on job press. Write at
once, stating terms, to Paul Scar
borough, Franklin. Va.
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e119cmyynS96Mysy6o sgeezuvp506zayyY6a
We Give S. & Co.'s Green Trade Discount Stamps Free.
Driving Homo II: Facts

in
to
o npres
is your
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FOR SALE-A GOOD MERRY-GO-
round at High Point. Address f.
r. McIntire, High Point, n. c.
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THE BEST Is ALWAYS CHEAP
EST. Don't fail to buy your cot
ton seed for planting, from w. A.
Simpkins, Raleigh, n. G. See this
Cotton at the Great State Fair.
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PRACTICE FOR sALE-A $4,000. 90

general medical practice in Eastern
North Carolina; good town and
country; reason for selling unable
to do the work. For further in
formation, write NJ. D.. care News
and Observer.
10-17-tues. thurs. sun
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.Capudine
Cures


BAD COLDS
and HEADACHES.
A large dose taken when
retiring will break up
"a fresh cold by morning.
A dose every 3 hours during
day will cure any cold.
AT ALL DRUG STORES.
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FOR SAILS. 900 STOCK OF DRY

goods, shoes, notions and eneral
merchandise, in a new North Caro-
lima town: will sell or rent good
store building if desired. A bargain
for cash. Address General Mer-
chant, care News and Observer.
10-17-3t-tues thurs. sun.
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wANTED-UNIoN MEN-a5 FIRST

CLASS timers, roofers. sheet metal
workers and furnace men. Regu-
lar work the year round. Wages
$3.50 To $500 per day. j. t.. Hunni-
cutt Il Co. Atlanta Ga. II
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PHYSICIAN WANTED AT SUPPLY,
N c. Good location. 10-19-2t
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WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO

aid in HOUSEKEEPING in west Tennes-
see; splendid home; salary $40
per month; references required.
Address Jerome Hill. care News and
Observer.
10-17-3t
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ours are the largest green houses
the SoNh. All phones 149. j. l..
Quinn a Co, Rqlsigh.
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THE DY-TO-WEAR GAR
NTENTG

THE WEAR GAR
MENTS.
The New Style Costumes, Coat
Suits, Skirts, Waists, Jackets-all
possess a distinctive charm.
Costumes, $27.5O to $4,000.
Tailor-Made Suits. S14.OO to $3.50.
Skirts, $500 to $3.50.
Waists. S1.OO to S12.OO.
CLEAN COTTON FILLED COM
FORTS
These items will interest yOu just
AT this time. The winter showing is
III its very best. The prices are 75c.
81 90, $1.25, $1.5O and $500.
The EiderdoWn ana fjeddoNu
Quilts run from $3.50 to $3.50.
THE STOCKING STOCK INVITES
YOU.
Good, honest stockings. Mind You
it doesn't pay to- buy the other kind.
the good sorts only cost IL little more.
A fortunate purchase places us III
possession Of one OF sthe best bargains
this store has yet offered. just 3S
dozens of Mems Striped and Fancy
Embroidered Half iIOse-all good
quarter values-for 15c.
MEMS FANCY NECKWIIAR.
A new swell line OF Mems Fall style
Neci<wear-I'our-in in Hands. in SILK.
POplin, Repro Silk. Barathea and
I3rOcade Tw!lIS in the latest conceitS:
made from dollar silks and usually
soc, they are the best values you ever
saw. For Il quick sale they are
marked 25c.
BLANKET TIME AND BLANKET
NEWS.
We think We own Blankets as
cheap as anybody, and we are willing
TO sell them on very reasonable
margin of profit. Pay you to investi-
gate.
\ full supply OF Good. Heavy Cot
ton Blankets, bought at old prices
they will be sold the same way. The
colors are White, Tan and Gray with
fancy bOPderS--haye wool finish
60c.. 75c.. $1.00 and $3.50.
INFANTS SILK CAPS.
We carry the largest stock of dainty
headWear for babies in the city.
Variety enough 80 cover the wants of
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To Our sEFafr1z Visitors =

Make our house your headquartersWe will for your
packages and aid in making your visit to city pleas
ant one.
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tor official program of today'S eX-
eFciscs see first page of first section.
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AUTOMOBILE FOR SALEM PER-

feet running order. G. H. Turner,
Henderson, n. G.
10-17-7t
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j. l.. O'Quinn & Co, Raleigh, lead
ing Southern florists. All phones 149.
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ROSS l. GIDDENS ENGRAVING GO.
Goldsboro. n. G. The best engraved
visiting cards. Write Tor samples
aud prices.
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Wanted-POSITION IN LAW OR
Commercial office. Have some
knowledge of general business and
the law. Sober; Industrious Age
33. Best references. Address, H.
H. W., care Observer.
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WANTED-TO CORRESPOND WITH
ladies' age 8 to 80, matrimonially
inclined, who are kindly disposed
and posses some means. | am a
young bachelor business occupation.
Address Sincerely" care observer.
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UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT.

were not predicting rain Iair
wcck. bat it T. not always fair. aJc.
lsc., gsc., s3c.. $500. St.35. $500.
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TEN CENTS PER LINE
(Slx words to the Line.)
Cash with OrdGr.

NO ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN % CENTS. SPECIAL
DISCOUNTS ON EXTENDED AD-
VERTTSING. RESULTS ASSURED.
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MIsICAL pEpAnTMENT.

Guitars. $40. SECS, S3.25. $500
Niolins. st.OO. $500. $500. S3.5O.
Ntandoiirs. $500, $500.
i3aujOs. new line next week.
AutOharps $500, $500. $500
AccoTdcOnS. Drums. Case.
TALK is cheap, but IL takes money
TO buy one of our Talking Machines.
Se haze y epcYal sat $500 tkat, !.
at $50 to $50. Come and hear "a.
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BLANKET TIME AND BLANKET
NEWS.
INFANTS SILK CAPS

We carry the largest stock of dainty
headWear for babies in the city.
Variety enough 80 cover the wants of
The news & observer., 1905-10-19
SATURDAY.

Closing up Day at the state FAR
tD,,era at Academy at night. Dance al
Haney Library Hall.
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FOR KENT.

FOR RENT-25-foo store. Morris avenue,
between 10Th and Dist streets; possession
October l. also 5O-foot store, Morris
avenue. between 2lst and I'D streets;
possession now or October l. w. b.
I.eedy & Co. 697t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REAL ESTATE.

-~~>-------~-~-~---
FOR SALE.
$l0O0-Two houses on lot fronting 1913 feet
on macadamized street.
S2500-7 acres of land; 4-room house and
broom house; both in good repair; close
in and near to car linel one-third cash,
balance on reasonable payments.
$2O00-Six-room house, three lots 5ox165
each; $500 cash, balance easy payments;
nice home.
$245 Each for two beautiful lots; Olson sta
ton.
s1425-Eight acres of land near new car
line, East Lake.
$20OO-Six-room house: cabinet mantel.
electric lights, all In good condition;
terms $500 cash. balance $40 per month.
-Seven-room house; bath electric
lights lots 45x100; in the city, near the
new depot site.
500-Seven-room house on three lots 50x
40 each; two cabinet mantels; garden
outhouses; on North Bessemer carline;
terms reasonable would sell the house
and one lot cheaper.
$1400-Sx-room house on lot 100x165: in
high state of cultivation; in East Lake;
$3.50 cash. balance SIS per month at s per
cent interest.
sSOO-Forty acres of land in Cherokee coun-
ty.
$1150-Five-room house on lot 50x165; rents
for $3.50 per month; terms, one-third
cash. balance sl6.5 per month.
$450O-Nine-room house, 18th street. 10th
avenue. south.
s2SO0-Nice two-story house on corner lot
65x2SO; South Highlands; a good invest
ment ~
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Country Club as Factor
In Society and Deye1ornnent-

Last week REALTY, in Some Other
Aspects of Birmingham" called atten-
tion to the admirable social conditions
of this city. This article, which is a Sc
quel, has for its purpose the giving of
some information concerning one of our
foremost social institutions, the Coun-
try Club
ITS GROWING PRESTIGE.
The prestige of the club has increased
year by year since its foundation until
its rolls now bear the names of nearly
all people who are identified with soci-
ETY. This growth has been remarkably
rapid since the removal of the club from
North Birmingham to its well nigh
princely estate on the South Highlands
in the immediate vicinity of Lakeview.
The grounds comprise some seventy
acres, and extend from the beautiful hill
side and plain south of the lake over the
hill northeast of that pretty little body
of water, affording a diversity of land
scape which at once pleases and re-
freshes the eye.
A JEWEL WE'LL SET.
The club house stands on a gentle emil
hence south of the lake, and is APP
preached by Halls avenue, which de-
pouches from Highland avenue. stone s
throw away The building is of the old
English cottage type, with half-timbered
effects and some modern details 1t is a
jewel worthy of its setting
Extensive alterations of the building
necessitated by the increase in member
ship and the widening of the scope of
the club, are being made
BALL ROOM AND THEATRE BEING
BUILT.
The room on the first floor, which has
been devoted to billiards, is being ex-
tended quite a distance southwark to
remodel 1t as a ballroom and theatre
The floor space will be the most extern
sive, perhaps, of any ball room in the
city, and the stage and its appointments
will be adequate to the production of
all dramas which do not require compli-
Gated machinery.
RECONSTRUCTION OF BASEMENT.
will be removed from the first floor to
the basement. which is being recon-
structed to admit them and enlarged to
afford more space for lockers. The la
dies of the club who go in for golf-and
their number is growing all the while
will be provided with lockers in another
part of the basement By the way, in
this cool underground chamber is one
of the finest bowling alleys in the south.
The secretary's office on the second
floor will be rearranged as a private din
ing room, and Secretary Ward will es-
tablish his desk in the room on the sec
ond floor to be vacated by the rathskel-
lar. The retiring room of the ladies
will remain on the second floor.
When these alterations are completed
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the club house will compare in haa,,t,,
of design and convenience of arrange
ment with any similar structure In The
country.
IMPROVEMENT OF GROUNDS.
AT the same time much well directed
attention Is being given to the grounds
The tennis courts have been enlarged 70
two doubles and a single, and the work
of the landscape gardener is apparent in
the smooth, velvety lawn and the Young
flower garden to the west of the club
house. The golf links, which have re-
ceived the approval of high experts. are
maintained in splendid condition.
GROWING POPULARITY OF COLE
Golf has been great factor in the up-
building of the club. 1t is not only a
fine sport, but one of the sanest forms
of exercise. The tired man of affairs
who closes his desk after a strenuous
day and seeks the links, finds himself
really recreated when he has had his
bath and rundown after couple of
hours of contact with nature and the
keen spirit of sport. The ladies' have
learned, too, that the secret of rosy
cheeks and 1.-THE forms is in this diver
sion invented by the canny Scot.
BEAUTIFUL INTERIOR.
he RECEPTION room OF the club house,
with Its antique fireplace and simple,
massive furniture, is a revelation of the
possibilities of interior effects. The din
ing rooms are equally as noteworthy
for the harmony of their arrangements,
and the spotless kitchen, with the shin
ing tools of the chef in orderly array is
a good place to look into. 1t goes with
out saying that the service from Stew
ard Houston down is faultless.
CHARM OF THE VIEW.
To many however, the chief charm
of the club is in its noble verandas
which face north and east and command
wide views of the valley. At night, when
the light of the moon rests upon the
waters of the lake, and beyond and be-
low the shadows the lights of the city
flash under the crimson glow of the fur
naces, one may sit there with an innum-
cradle company of fine thoughts.
EMPHASIZES A FACT.
The location of the Country Club en-
phasizes the fact that the eastern por-
ton of the South Highlands will be the
aristocratic residence section of the flu
ture. Indeed. for the past two years the
march of mansions has been steadily in
that direction. The topography, beautiful
in itself and plastic in the hands of the
landscape engineer, Is a perpetual invi-
tation to the large householder. And
the Improvement of Highland avenue
and the other thoroughfares in that vi
entity adds to the power of the appeal,
while the club. as the center of social
life, is shooting its magnetic rays far
Their and farther. 1t is well to consider
these things.
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HE'LL WANTED.


WANTED-A few good cooks and house
servants. telephone operators, white and
colored laborers, etc Apply to |. j.
White, 202lis LIST ave. Bell 1854; Peo-
pies l136. G-7-3t- wd- fr-su
WANTED-Teacher or student to travel
during vacation; salary paid weekly
and expenses advanced; in making APP
plication give qualifications, experience
and salary paid for teaching. Address
with stamp j. A. Alexander, 121 Ply
mouth Place, Chicago. Ill.
NANTED--A good bookkeeper. w r.
McVay, 2120 I'd ave-, Birmingham
FANTED-Two collectors. six solicitors.
on commission. three men stenographers,
machinist. crane man, pipe filter wood
worker. cooperage; other positions open.
Call or write. Alb Chalifoux Bldg.
If YOU want good position send %
cents for our large guaranteed list OF
vacancies, published every Monday. Ad-
dress General Commercial Company.
Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED-Employ having vacancies
and requiring Secutive, clerical. tech
nical and geneial office help. to call OF
write the Southern Office Help Agency,
20o3 Second avenue.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD.
RATEs-One cent word day; no
ad. taken tor less than 20 cents Ior
hrst insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOOD 0PPORTUNITY-A well estab-
ushed factory in one of the thriving
cities of the south, making sash, doors
and general mill work, w. soon be in
need of a general manager. Factory To-
Gated in the heart or yellow pine and
cypress country. Prefer man who can
put in some money but this not abso-
lutely necessary; must be man of large
calihre and understanding LIS business.
First-class opportunity for the right in
dividual Address b 1905, care Birmlng
han Age-Iierald. 6-6-3t-tu-thu-su
$5000-Pays IA per cent: valuable corner,
100x190. Close to center. B. F. Eborn.
CORPORATION controlling business es-
tablished 1865 desires to secure the serv-
ices of an energetic business man to
manage branch office; investment of
$1,000 and upwards and unquestionable
references as to ability and integrity
required: salary $500 annually and
commissions. Address Box $780, Madi-
SON. Wis.
s50OO-cash; 25Oxl40; fronts car line. B.
F. Eborn.
OUR successful plan for making money;
% cents silver; money refunded If not
satisfied. Address General Commercial
Co.. Room 2S3 Peoples Building, At
lanta, Ga.
FREE six months a mining paper worth
reading; it shows how TO make money;
write for it. North American Miner. "a
Broadway, New York.
WRITE for our plans of financing eorpor-
ate propositions we are successful; bank
references. A. Jay Gould Company New
York Life Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
S25O0-Rental $40; can make it pay $40; look
100, Ave. e. b. f. Eborn.
IF YOU live in town having a "co1ored
population of 100 or more and wish to
make $3.50 to 5000 per month, send 25c
today for our confidential plan A."
satisfaction guaranteed. Address L. Fl.
Flynn, manager, Box 9O4, New Or
leans. La.
WANTED-Respo party or parties
who will lease for a term of years de-
sirable carriage and wagon factory and
repair shop or warehouse location with
ample yard; r. r. front; promising To-
cation near 21st or 22d SITS, to suit ten
ant; Northside. Our client will improve
to suit a satisfactory tenant; might con-
slider application of parties desiring coal
or lumber yard or manufacturing or
kindred purposes. Location roomy and
very attractive, and proposition will be
made to correspond for the right appli-
cant. You can deal direct with owner
If you prefer. For information, apply
to B. F. Eborn, S01-2 Title Guarantee
| Bldg.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

EANTED-Position as instrument man or
charge of railroad construction by an
old railroader; can do accurate plotting
K p, care Age-Herald. 6-7-2t- wd-su
a BRIGHT boy 16 years old who has his
way to make in life, wants a position as
office boy in a place where there is
some chance OF advancement. Address
Work, care Age Herald. 6-l1-3t
WANTED--Lady stenographer of expert
ence desires position; quick and accu-
rate; best references. Address No. l, care
Age-Hreald.
MANTED-By a bright, smart l5-year-old
boy a job office boy or collector; not
afraid of work; is no loafer and does not
smoke cigarettes. Address Z. W. W..
care Age-Herald. 6-4-8t