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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-12

- Oas iabrli6e Pic Oiic Der 3ei'
tuuSsjunsen iOll am 10. Suli i'm 9iaD
slus Parf itattfinben.
- Gins SeiIssuns bes Streifs in
ben Sermpn 3eden Su HenObum i6eint
uOaig ausiidtslOs, trOs uler 9lnitrens.
unssu, Die su einem gersleid sena6t
peroen.
- Die @rocer Der Stubt baltsn nad.
iteu WiOntus ibren idbrlidsn ausfus
mad Sate 2ooore ab uno bic ldmmt.
li6sh 9dbsn Der Staot perosn seldtols
fen bleiben.
- Oas oemofratiIde 9ountp @ontite
beidloB In elmer Donneritas llbsnO ab'
sebulteuen Sisuns, bic Yrimarpablen
beute 0iadmittas unO ben @ouuent am
Samitus ab,ubalten.
- Charles Dram BON Siio 8alb.
iuston slusnue purSe Wtontas in @r.
mauseluns BON $500 8HrsIhait sinses
itedt, uadoem es iif srssbsn bate,
oaB er siusu Rolen nm $15 bsibpinbelt
bate.
= Die Damen.S clifton Ses. Scran,
ton 9ieoertrau3 tpirO nafitsn Wtittwo6
Siadmittas Elm Ric 0tic i'm giap dug
Bart ubbalteu, woIu ausrsidenoe 8or.
bsrsitunssu setroffen psrosn. 9llle
9lisosr iinO freunOli4it eiuselaOen.
e. SOispb @illsspie, sstretdr Der
SCRANTON slrmen.SebUrSs, itarb Mon,
tag gOrmittas su StrOuOsburs ishr
plOslid an siuem Sdlasaufaa. @r
pOllts ebsn ieiu Wiittussmubl ssniebsn,
ais er trant purbe uno ebe Der rsquirir.
te slr,t eintraf, mar sr toot. Der 8srs
itorbeue mar AZ Sabre aft uuo mirb
uon Der Satin iiberlebt.
- Der nScrantOn Slpsr," Der
idnsle 3us Der @entralbabn pom 9iep
Seriep, Der am Mittpod Wtorsen nm
Z ubr BON gbilabelphia mad Scranton
abfubr, lit Swiiden 8etblebem unO
auentOwn uerunsludt. 3wsi gaiia.
siere wuroeu idwer uerlsst uno Elm
Sabp, jwsi 5rauen uuO elm 3nabe
lsidt uerlsst.
- wtit Der 8ebauptuus, baB ibr
@atte Wtilton bis gum Gage Der @bes
iheibuns NIT ibr juIammen lebte uno
ibr ertlart babe. baB Die Serbanoluuaen
fir cine @beideibuus faaen selaiien
woroen wareu. besriiuoste Sreitag
Guna Bon Bergen Wiuffep ibre Sitt.
i6rtft beim @eridt oamit, oaB bas
Oetret fir Die SdsiOuns beiieite &c.
iest weroe. Sn anbstradt bisier Gr'
tldruus beuilliste Ri6tsr asnp cine
Resel, nm 3u seisen, tuarum bic Sdsis
buus nidt als null uno nidtis erfldrt
weroen iOll. Die 5rau mar pom ben
SerbuuOlunsen bsnadridtist wOrOsu,
oils aber Wtufflsp ibr erildrt bate. baB
iie nidt ueiter uerfOlst psroeu piirOen
uuo nit ibr meiter lebte, bsfiimmerts
iie iid ntdt mebr nm bic Sads uno
mar nidt uenis erituuut. als lie erfubr.
6aB Der Mfann iie bslosen bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-12
8ebansrt Gud nidit isIbf. iOnSern

padt oas Seiosu felt an nit Silfe siues
wirtiamen 8lutrsiuisers. giaa siuem
iclden braudt Sbr ni9t lause su iudeu.
5Orni's sllpentrauter 8lutbslebsr 1T
oas Wfittel. Gs usrsinist bic @igeu.
idaftsH siues Slutreiuissrs nit bsneu
eiuss Stdriunssmittsls. llut mas
nod fir ibn ipridt, lit Die Gbatia6e,
oaB er in Solss ieiHer 3uiummeniesuns
alien eebeustlaiisu Obne alle @sfabr on.
9epa6t merben fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-12
Denticber Sentral=S Snnb.
3uei9 2adamanna County.


Sine Seriammluns Der prOuiioriideu
8eamten uno ber BON ben eiujelnen
Yersinsu srpGbltsn Oeleeaten wirO am
Wontas, Den Is. Guilt
9lbsnOs 8 rlbr. in Der sisOsrtruu, Sulls
itattfiuOsu gum 3wed Der @ubl pOn
8eumteu uuO nm cine permanents Srs
9anilatiOu uorSunebmen.
lin Ous piinfttihe Gri6sinen
aler 0slesaten unO anoerer Sreunoe
oss 9uuOes wirO unbeOiust ssbsten,
oa Gin psiterer slufi6ub ni6t Sulaiiis
nod wuuidenswertb lit.
Sris 8asner, 9rai. p. t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-12
9uumcrc.

- 9ionel g., Der 4jdbrise Sobu beS
SObn god pom 8isSs StruBs, Der
siuiss Gage ;uuOr itarb, murbs 6reitas
I'M 6oreit 9iu 6rieobOfe beeroist.
= Das @sri9t entidieO in eiusm
5reitus ubsesebenen @utadteu, oub bic
5crantOn 0tailwup GOmpauic inter
ibrsm Sreibrief Ous Rsdt babe, an
Sao 9lutelp StraBe elm OOppeltes
@eleiIe ju lssen. Gin GinbultsbeiebI
purOe aus Sisism @runoe usrweisert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-12
@apue Sountp.

Sunrsbale.-Gburls SonOsrs, Daniel
WicSausbliu uuO 0fi4arO 9ull BON
bier, brei 9lnseitsllte Der 9onssoale
Saint GOmpanis, bic Sumitus cine
srOBs S6eune Su Sstbunp anltriaeu,
wurOen our6 bas @iuitiirjsn bes Sc
riites cine 0iftunS bon 20 SuB sur
GrOs ssi6lsuOsrt, wObei WicSausblin's
rsats Ssits seriduuOsu wurbs, 9ull
cine sebrOdsne 9iippe uno eanSsrs
siueu sebro1euen arm erbtelt.
@uts slrbeit ;u mGBiseu Rrsiier
lisisrt Die .8odenblatt" Office.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-12
r1Nrs 70 HoUsEKzEPERs.

A small portion of orris root put into
the ordinary washing water vii impar'
a delicate perfume to the clothes.
Two potatoes grated in a basin Fl
warm water viii give better results than
SOAP in washing delicate flannel or WOOL
en- goods, ribbons, etc.
To keep the color Of parsley, dip ii for
minute or two in boiling water, then
shake OFF the water and chop fine for
soup or sauce.
Moist hands are ruinous to light-col-
ored gloves. A good remedy for the
trouble is to bathe them frequently with
a mixture composed of two ounces of
cologne and one quarter ounce of tine
ture Of beladonna. After this is rubbed
well into the hands they may be
sprinl1led with talcum powder
4 new idea in celery and apple salad
Is to grate the apples, which should be
Itsrt and firm. into the mayonnaise dress
ing. The celery. shredded and crisp.
should be served on chilled lettuce
leaves. with apple mayonnaise poured
over.
A little tain cold sirach rubbed over
windows and mirrors and then wiped OF
with a soft cloth is an easy way of pro-
ducing most shining results.
plano keys can be cleaned. as can any
old ivory. by being rubbed with muslin
dipped in alcohol If very yellow. use 2
.,,. - ss,-,aI --oscfnnnf with coinono
water
The possessor Of very brittle nails
should rub them at night with cold
cream or vaseline. or. II they so to thn
other extreme. and are soft and ten
der. wax and alum win harden them.
Artistic covers ars now being used for
the telephone book They are made to
suit the color tone III the room or hall
in which they hang Simple cretonne is
one Of the prettsst coverings. Boston
Budget and Bescon.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-12
Uintta Society

gae CniDffain intends to make this
goneiy QUINN q daily feature Io
do SO, however requires assistance
Ocr iorc 4p present Is small unable
to cmer the Hhol fowL Any items
ieltiye TO soclal happenings or 70
,he coDigs ana \ .ngs OF your
llIouas WIN be greatly appreciated
oar phgre ~ 4l
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-12

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of the Methodist church will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. G. w. Clark, The meeting
will begin at 2;se p. m.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-12

or THE KNEE CRIES TO
FELLOW SUFFERERS.
Advocates the Organization Of strick-
en- Persons and Gives Some
Facts Of Interest About
the Disease.

II am very much surprised. said
the man who, according to the New
York Sun, had just got out OF the hos
pital that the victims OF appen-
dicitis. the grads as well as thoss
who have not yet gone under tho knife.
40 not form a club or association like
those Of our fellow citizens who are
afflicted with hay fever.
Il am not joking On the contrary.
( think Il a practical idea. and Lo-
ieve that through the agency of an
organization Of this kind much might
" done q relieve the sufferinga Of
lhe victims 81 this disease.
"As Tor IFS prevalence. never
dreamed how many people had been
bit by It until / vent into the hos-
pital It seemed 70 me that every
second person in the surgical wards
was either just getting over an OBJ
GRAFTON for the removal Of the verinl-
form appendix or just getting ready
for one.
Since | came out nearly every per-
SON ] meet either tells me that he has
had it or cites an instance or two Of
friends or relatives that were strick-
en- have heard Of cases OF whole
families, from the father and mother
right down to the youngest children,
being operated on for this trouble.
Nor is the disease confined seeming
ly to large centers Of population or TO
any particular class Of the population.
by some it is thought that only those
who eat overmuch Of rich food are
ever stricken This is far from true.
THE poor are its victims as we'll as
the rich, the ill-fed as well as the
glutton. And 1t is just as prevalent
proportionately in sparsely settled dis
tricts az in New York.
Last summer met an cid college
friend who told nae OF a village in
Kansas in which nearly every resi-
dent had been operated on for appen-
dicitis. Even the children there dis
cussed the disease, and very largs
number Of them, 10, y and IA years
old, had been under the knife.
This being the case, one can fancy
what a membership a society Of this
nature would have. Probably through
its efforts a cure could be discovered
that would make unnecessary the OPP
GRAFTON that so many victims dread.
1T seems strange that malady like
appendicitis cannot be reached by
medicine Judging BY the past achieve
ments OF medical science, think 1t
could il the proper amount Of re-
search was made by some of the great
men in the profession. All sorts OF
remedies have been found for diseases
heretofore considered incurable, and
the death rate from them greatly re-
duced,
+ "The spread Of appendicitis has been
astonishing IN the last ten years. AS a
layman with ordinary common sense
believe firmly that there must Ds
some one underlying cause for this.
"An appendicitis association could
raise The necessary funds for the
proper study Of the disease, just as
the hay fcyer victims went at the
whole subject, frcm the ground up, you
might say and found out at what al
titude they cot relief. II is possible,
too. that climate might be discov-
cred in which appendicitis is NOT
known"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-12
SLAIN BY
WICKIlFEES s
fCoutlnod from Paga y


swear in 100 deputies, and 10 use
every effort to apprenend the murder
ers.
Deputy Arthur Chamberlin left AZ
1890 for Spayinaw with the following
posse: Levi Jones, Joe Harris, Julius
Payne, y. X. Hubbard and win Hil-
derhfagd.
WI liuston has Dcen asked 70 ap-
proYea reward of el,eeo ior each 81
ths WickliIes dcaa alive.
There 4een a ois fliat solne
Of tNe mewna NOT have been Killed
bgG up to tle iime ot golnn 10 pr
notpg dol i e n received NJ
w probably he alslit hefee
NOS received sNe ma'sha of-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-12

Mr.. Fred Clagg Of Webster City,
Iowa, on his way to Purcell, visited
Judge and Mrs. J. "A. Gill yesterday
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-12
R EM0vNL or
Restrictions ]

Dated March /, re trictous have
been removed from he following
Cherokces.
Chris q. Robards, Claremore
Ida Price, Tiawah
Alfred p. Seyholt, Maple
Ruth Leathcrwood, Stillwoll
Thomas J.. Paris, Tahleqnah
Ma v A. Payne, Welch
Az ie Kcener, Chouteau
Henry Sager, Muskogec
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-12
GAVE UP SUPPORTER

81 wore 4 supporter for years, for
my womb, which had crowded every
thing down before II, writes Mrs. S. j.
Chrisman, Of MannsvilIey ~. "Isuf-
fered untold misery and could hardly
walk. After taking Cardui ! gave up
my supporter aud can now be on my
feet half a day at time. -
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-12
No. J olvss IisaIlb, vIg0r and TONIC.

Herbinc is n boon fox sufferers from
anaemia. BY its use the blood is
quickly regenerated and the color be-
comes normal The dropping strength
is revived The languor is diminished
Health vigor and tone predominant
New life and happy activity results.
Mrs. Belle II Shriel, Middlesborough,
ILL.,, writes, II hayegbeen troubled with
liver complaint and poor blood, and
have found nothing to benefit me like
Herbine hope never to be without
it. 1 have wished that had known
Of it In my husbands lifetime. SOC.
Peoples Drug Store.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-12
EMDRY Gets
SPEEDS JOB

Washington, Mar. = John Embry
OF Chandler has been nominated dis
tric6 attorney Of Oklahoma, 70 sue
ceed Horace Speed, removed.
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MONEY TO LEND.


REAL estate loans, 80, GO, 30 days and Il
months. City Loan and Banking Co.,
LOG North 2lst street. Bell phone 240
i-14-tf
MONEY loaned salaried people without
security; easy payments. Union Discount
co. oO9 Brown-Marx Bldg. 1O-6-tf
7ONEY LOANED SALAhlED fEOfLE
and others without security; cheapest
rates. easiest payments; Offices in sixty
nrincipaI cities; save yourself money By
Getting our terms first. d. III. Tolman.
room IL Watts bldg. 2006 Third ave.
silly
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LARGE Wholesale house, paying It's safes,
men $500 per year and expenses to sell
staple line to general trade, desires two
more men for 1907 to commence work
at once, if possible. Address John s.
Allan, Detroit, Mich.
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HELP WANTED-MALE,

WANTED-Good man in each county 10
represent and advertise established bust
ness house; permanent position; salary
s21 weekly; expenses advanced Address
0. e. Blew. Secretary. Chicago.
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sOARCERs MANTEo.


--~>-->-~-~~~--~-~---~----
WANTED-Couple and two young men to
board in private family; modern con-
Veniences, South Highlands References.
Cali Bell phone 5210. 10-26-3t
NICE upstairs front room and board with
private family for men. Twenty min
utes ride from city. Electric lights;
bath and telephone. Address w j. p,
care Age Herald. 10-23-we-fri-su-3t
ROOMS and board. 2O2l Sixth avenue. n
1O-4-tf
WANTED oarders at 1921 Fifth avenue:
good board, cheap rates by day. week
or month. 10-25-7t
ELEGANT furnished front rooms, with
nice meals, at ZIP 9th avenue. Peoples
phone 2l94. 10-25-7t
FURNISHED rooms and board. 1903 5th
ave, north. 10-2l-St
DESIRABLE rooms and excellent board
in newly furnished house. SIS N 22d
street 10-2S-tf
FIRST-CLASS room and board at 1920 3D.
avenue. 10-2S-1m
A FEW boarders can secure comfortable
rooms and good board at 1901 Sth ave-
nue..
MRS. ]. F. Mcclure has now opened up
boarding house at 1904 9th ave; will
also accommodate day boarders.
lO-2s-st
NICELY furnished rooms with board. IL
desired. Call Peoples phone 1913 Re
ference.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTEDSPosition as Office assistant, or
travelling man. Seven years business
experience. Address A. ]. G.. care Age
Herald. 1O-19-tf
TRAVELLING SALESMAN Tor Alabama
with full line of soaps, perfumes and
havoring extracts; furnishing the 81 for
81 selling plan 10 the retail dealer $50
weekly advance. +, f. Cook Sales
Dept. Detroit, Mich. 9-l6-4t-sun
WANTEp-only men with clean records
furnished by the Young Mems Christian
association employment department,
s-l5-tf
WANrED-Positon by thoroughly COM
petent male stenographer, with four
years experiences young and good adj
dress. II. d., care Age-Herald.
FIRsT-CLAss, competent bookkeeper
wants situation, now or November l.
Executive ability, sober, thoroughly re-
liable. highest recommendations and
references. Address T. L. W., 2i20 9TH
avenue. l0-23-6t
EXPERIENCED booklSeeper and general
office man desires a position with first
class firm now, or first of year. Can
do fair shorthand work Al references
furnished. Address J. c.. care Age-Her-
aid
WANTED-By experienced stenographer,
typewriting work at night Address
typewriter care Age-Herald,
WANTED-A position by competent book
keeper as assistant bill clerk or time
keeper Al references. Address II. r.
James. Gen. Del 10-2S-2t
WANTED-Position as stenographer.
Good beginner with good Endorsements.
Polite. iD1IIEtriDfIs and attentive to
business. Willing to begin work on
modest salary. Miss X, Y. H., Living
ston, Ala 10-2S-2t
WANTED-Situation as travelling sales
man in Alabama, Mississippi also Geor-
gia states. Five years experience Can
sell anything. Cedric" care Age-Her-
aid
WANTED-Posltion at once by steady
young man, 80. Must have work in
wholesale house, office or collecting. W.,
514 s. 22d street.
WANTED-Position as clerk; have had
no experience, but am apt. M, H., care
Age-Herald 1O-2S-2t
EXPERIENCED shoe and clothing sales
man; has a position but would like 10
make a change, Address b. c. j.. care
Age-Herald.
WANTED-Slt Situation by office man, good
accountant; sober and reliable Address
d. n. Davis, general delivery 1o-2s-tf
WANTED-For silent, 5000; l year, 8 per
cent on clear real estate; worth oyer
$4,000 in good Alabama farm railroad.
Fifty fee and per cent interest for
prompt money 50I Marx bldg.
WANTED-Position, as stenographer and
general al-around office man. Fully
capable of taking entire charge if de-
sired. Long experience in coal, iron and
railway business AT liberty November
10. 1922 Chalifoux building.
10-2S-3t-su-tu-th
WANTED-Postion by young lady to do
general office work, and uses the type
writer. Three years experience. Best
references. Address work" care Age
Herald.
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WANTED-Trustwort man to manage
branch office and distributing depot for
large manufacturer; salary TO start with
$500 for first year, payable monthly,
and extra commissions and expenses;
applicant must have good references
and $1,000 cash, capital secured; exper-
fence unnecessary. Address Manufac-
turer, p o. Box I'll, Chicago, Ill.
9-20-4t-sln
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ONE CENT A WORD.

nATEs-One cent word a day; no
nd. tnken for iesa than 20 cents for
first insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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WRITE for our market letter. Sent free
upon request Complete resume of Ne
Vada mining operations. Patrick, Elliott
< Camp Bankers and Brokers, Gold
field, Nevada. 10-1S-i5t-eod
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s75 WEEKLY easily made fitting eye
glasses. Write today for free booklet A.
1t tells how. National Optical College,
St. Louis, Mo.
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MAKE $500 A MONTH. Start in business
for yourself Be Independent. We will
give you exclusive rights for our eele-
brated Star" Inverted Gas Lamp. Sells
at sight in every gas town. An invest
ment of $50 required, returnable when
you quit the business. Star Light Co.,
rs State street, Chicago.
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WANTED-Ycung II en- to know that
there Is a great demand for educated
pharmacists and bat tie Birmingham
Medical college has department OF
pharmacy. Prospective students should
enter at once. 10-11-tf
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ANTED-saiesman experienced in any
line to sell general trade In the south;
an unexcelled specially proposition; to
fiji vacancy November | for the pal
ance Of this year and 1871; commissions
with S5 weekly The Continental Jew
alrx, 10 cleveland O.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE-For all household goods, par
cells of all descriptions, left in possess
sion, stored or otherwise, with Hates
Transfer company, dues not paid for
storage for three months past, will be
sold. Adds have been in under this rule
every Sunday, and must be strictly adj
hered to. The law gives us the right to
dispose of goods left in over the above
time, storage not paid. Apply at office,
1912 Morris avenue opposite baggage
room, union depot; Is cents trunk de-
livery, cents parcel check room.
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WANTED-White Mattresses, call 8
o'clock Monday; janitor; man for store
room; boolSkeepers; stenographers; court
reporters; experienced hotel clerk; first
and second cooks experienced floor
walkers; window decorators; driver for
grocery wagon; salesman for road, sal
cry. Work for you If you want it. Any
line. CAN or write 45S Hood building
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WANTED-Experien mattress makers;
highest pay; we are increasing the ca
paeity of our factory 500 felt mattresses
per day Write or wire Southern Cot
ton OIL Co, Charlotte, N. c. 10-14-7t-su
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o. e. Blew. Secretary. Chicago.
WANTED-Men everywhere, 81 daily. to
pass circulars. tack signs; no canvass
ing; steady. Continental Distributing
Co, Chicago.
NANTED-Local representative; expert
ence unnecessary if honest, ambitious
and willing to learn the business thor
oughly by mail; splendid income assured.
Write at once for full particulars. Ad-
dress either office. National Co-opera-
tive Realty Co. 700 b, Athenaeum Bldg,
Chicago, or 700 b, Maryland Bldg,
Washington, d. c.
NANTED-Good solicitors for magazine
subscription work for all parts of south
ern states liberal commission: refer
ences required Address Box 6l9, Bir-
mingham, Ala
WANTED-A young man with eXperi-
ence as shipping or receiving clerk for
railroad position. Apply in own hand
writing to T. G. b., care ge-Herald.
10-2S-3t
WANTED-Boy 16 or Il years old. 1025-6
First National bank bldg.
TED-Experienced eommlssary man
to take charge of store Address Clear
Creek Lumber Co, Ocampo, Ala.
WANTED-Two coatmakers and one
bushelnian. Lots of work. Good bill. ID.
NJ. Hurley & Co., Montgomery, Ala.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

ADVERTISING World Columbus. ohio.
a monthly journal of information, plans.
suggestions and ideas for advertising.
Send today for free sample. or lOc for
four months trial 2-21-tf-sat
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WANTED-Two travelling statesmen In
Alabama to sell fruit elders and Srocers
sundries; S25 per week and expenses
evnerience unnecessary Los Angeles Ci-
der Co., st. Louis, Mo.
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ROOMS AND soARD WANTED.

ROOMS AND soARD WANTED.
WANTED-Board and rooms, by man,
wife and son, where there are no small
children; West End, and state price.
NJ b
YOUNG man desires room and board /.
central location preferred Address T.
b, care Age-Herald.
WANTED-Couple desire two connecting
rooms furnished complete for light
housekeeping. State terms. c. H.. Box .,
care Age Herald.
WANrED-Three completely furnished
rooms for housekeeping; close in, north
side. j. w. NJ, care Age-Herald.
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controlling old estab-
lished business desires energetic, expert
enced business man to handle branch Of
flee; salary $500 and commissions. In
Vestment of $1,000 and upwards and un-
questionable references required. Adj
dress HOLSTER Drug Co., Madison, Wis.
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'WANTED-Two bright men for soliciting;
also lady. Call this morning and Mon-
day ZIG 4th ave. Inquire for Ostrand
iWANTED--If you will distribute Anti
Cigarette, 50 and expenses day; write
us quick. Star Service Co. Dallas. Tex.
10-2S-5t
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REV SAM JONES life and sayings, by
his wife, is the biggest seller ever pub
iished. Price only 81 80. Magnificent out
fit and right to territory only Soc don't
miss the chance of your life to make
money Write quick Circulars free. l..
j. Nichols & Co. Atlanta, Ga.
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