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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-12-07
Letter From SturglS
Sturgis, KY, Nov. rs, 1906

Sturgis, KY, Nov. rs, 1906.
EDITOR RECORD.
Dear Sir:-From time to time have
been noticing some articles occurring
under various headings from Mr.. c. E.
G. and Mr.. R. M. F. At first ! thought
they were discussing the relations Of
the Sunday school to the common school,
or from which way the most good
be derived. But in the past two issues
il seems the discussions have conferred
around the woman (why didn't they
say MANI and the hog. Now can't
prove that the hog has nor has not a
soul, my interest in that animal runs
in different line, but do say that
the Sunday school needs that woman
and the woman needs the Sunday
school.
Ignorance may be present bliss, but
the transgression Of Natures laws,
Gods laws, or even the laws Of man is
not excusable nor dealt with more lean
iently altho committed through igno-
rance.
Ignorance is the great and formidable
enemy Of this country. which We should
never tire in mastering every available
force to fight.
Now what we want to do is to reach
this woman and rescue her from a con-
dition far worse than that Of the said
hog. The quickest and most forceful
way to do this is through those child
rem. Put them into the common
schools and by dint Of true, earnest
teaching they will be brought into a
position to see the true object Of life.
say common schools. because they
give thirty-fve hours to one Of the
Sunday schools. The Lord is not
willing that one should PERISH" The
woman's soul may be saved. but her
mission is not filed. When she be-
comes the mother Of those children the
duty then becomes binding upon her
that she shall direct them to the paths
Of true and righteous living. At the
same time and aside from her own
children there are others that her in
fiuenee viii affect. n she gropes her
way through this life in ignorance and
darkness. and allows her children to do
the same. what good have they donel
Generous. noble spirits may be
found In those destitute Of so called ed.
ueation, but many such spirits left To
struggle with ignorance and the de-
vices Of wicked men. fall never TO rise.
Now Bro. Grady believes that the
A. p. Is the man to do the greatest
part Of this work. Bro. Franks be.
lieves the s. s. Superintendent Is IN,
man. believe the man or woman Ia
common school is the one. Give m.
the six year old boy for ten months IL
the year and seven hours a day and
Win make him just what ! want him /,
be. or at least, just what am.
Yours,
Z. JEFFREY TRAVIS.
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The Original Porous Plaster
T. JEFFREY TRAVIS.

It's Alleock's, first introduced 10 the
people sixty years ago, and today un.
doubteily has the largest sale Of any
external rcmedy-miIlions being sold
annually throughout the whole civilized
weird. There has been limitations. TO
be sure. but never has there been one
10 even compare with Alleock's-the
worlds standard external remedy.
For a weak back. cold In the chest
or any local pain. the result Of taking
cold or uycstrain. there's nothing va
know Of 10 compare with this famous
plaster
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CATARRH

Torfuvr ungufstionahly and hsi md any donh
thai Caiarfh ~ The uusi and thfuat can 1. CifNs,
Ian furnishing fafifut through druTTisit. snail
~. Triai it1ras ui ~ Shops Cataffh cufa
10 thitl-fauar Ian Al tffiain. that ~, shops
taisffh eur VII hfinr aftual substantial hHlp.
Nuihina crHaIuiIs u sn Cunvinrinf asa physical
artirir uusi puss0ss truc merit elec IN trst uil
crlirutn. rallrr than advaucn a. W. shops
OataFfh Cure Il snow white. haalinf antscptlc
balm IVA w IN brautiful nickel capisd glass iart
81 sc such sFthinf Agents A. OIL EurAlY rtut
Thymnl. McutlOl. etc. an Incorporated into q
velvety, crlam like htrnlatum, impaired BY Dr.
ehoup from Furupo. n Catarrh oi The nos and
uruat has cttsndcd ~ tn stomach, then ~ All
enmarh dianrs. a Ark II general strength.
biuatlna. trlthinH, hliousncss lad taste, etc.
surely cal for ~ Shoup's Restorative
tof ass mplicat d catarfh oni ~ The nose and
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FOR Sale on lnsiaIlmenl Plan.

Eight lois bought from Mn, Nancy
Young. fronts leo feet on Old Prince.
ton rad opposite Old Lee house, .depth
i2l feet, price $40. Also : lots in the
Reed addition to the town Of Marion,
80 ls0 feet. and well located and ad-
joining Robi. Kemp. Win sell with
each lot one share stock in Reed Min.
ing Co. Will sell at s25 per lot, paya.
bic in quarterly installments. s. per
quarter. Lem on lots retained for pur.
chase money and interest
900 J. ?. REID. kuttawa. Ky.
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Piles get quick relief from DR..
Shops Magic Ointment Remember
tie made alone for Piles and Il works
with certainty and satisfaction. Itch
ing. painful. pro,ruding, CT blind piles
disappear like magic by IL use. Try
Il and see, Haynes & Taylor
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One CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent word dayi no
ad. taken fer less than 20 cents for
first insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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HELp WANTED-fEMALE.

WANTED Reilabie Women to handle our
line Of ladies' furnishingsj good pay;
permanent posltionj no trayeli an ex-
eellent opportunity write for catalogue
and terms free, Standard NetleH Co.,
Detroit Mich
WANTED-White lady as heuseAeepef,
about % years of age to take full
charge of a hemej must have geed
fair education In order TO attend to
some business matters over the tele-
phone at the homei no ehildrenl good
pay to right party. Address Home, care
Age-Teraid.
WANTED-Lady stenegraphefj must be
accurate and capable of doing general
office work. Moderate salary to begin,
Address In own handwriting. ?, o, Box
523,
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OLIVER Typewriter-Almost new Oliver.
No. 8, in splendid shape; only $50 on
easy payments. Send for specimen of
work. Davis Typewriter Co., Birming-
ham, Ala
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PERSONAL.
MORPHINE. opium, laudanum. cocoalne
habit myself cured: will inform you of
harmless permanent home cure. Mary
Baldwin, Box 1912, Chicago. 6-17-7t-su
GFNTI EMAN of means, stylish and re-
fined, wants a wife under IS; she must
have means also. Box 27s. Ell Paso, Tex.
MARRY wealth and beauty; marriage di.
rectory free; pay when married; eptire-
ly new plan; send no money. Address
Fl. A. Horton. Dept. 1Os, Tekonsha,
Mich
I,ADIES-Dr. Strictlands monthly REM
edy relieves in Ave hours; safe and sure;
box free; send stamp for particulars.
Crown Chemical Co., Box SO. Milwaukee,
wis.
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WANTED-If YOU will distribute Anti-Ci-
garette, 50 and expenses a day, write us
quick. Star Service Co, Dallas. Tex,
6-2l-5t-su- wd
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OUR dadsden property Is best. Live
agents wanted; commission Is per cent.
Agent collects commission out of first
payment. Write for contract. Easy sell
lers Lynch & Foster, Gadsden, Ala.
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WANTED-We have "a first class tenant
for a modern residence between goth
street and Iroquis street, South High
lands John q. Smith & Co. 2l2 N 2lst
St 6-24-3t-su- thu-su
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WANTED-First-clas statesmen for steam
goods and mill supplies; permanent EN-
ployment. liberal remuneration and UNI
exceptional opportunities to the right
men, Address Permanent, care Age
Herald. 5-6-su
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REFINED and educated young man
would like to have a position with large
concern where promotion awaits compe-
tency and energy: understand steno-
graphic and other general office work.
W. W. E. care Age-Herald. 6-22-St
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WANTED-1000 straw and Panama hats to
clean and block. Gluck's Dye and Hat
Works, 1916 3rd ave.
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FOR RENT-Ten room dwelling conven-
iently arranged and in good condition,
about one block from Highland avenue
car line. R. F. Manly & Co.. Chalifoux
Bldg
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HEip WANrED-MAlEl

MAS Wanted IN ne real estate buslness
experience Unnecessary II honest, am
bilious and willing to learn the business
thoroughly by mail and earn $500 to $500
monthly as our LEGAL representatives,
write Immediately for full particulars
Address nearest office National Cooper
alive Healty Coz 700 b, Athenaeum
Bldg, Chleago 700 Il. Maryland Bldsa
Washington, -. q.
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WANTEDJro buy home. nice 5-room cot
tage, suburbs; large lot, west End pre-
ferred; no real estate agent for me Ad-
dress Ike. Age-Herald.
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EXPERIENCED male stenographer de-
sires position at once; best reference.
Reason for change, present employer
going out of business. Address w. NJ,
care Age-Herald. 6-2O-5t
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WANTED-Contractor ON grading work;
estimates and prices furnished upon re-
quest to civil engineer L. S. Parrign
Millry. Ala. Several miles open for bids
and more to follow. 6-24- 4t-su- tu-thu-su
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WANTED-A position as bookkeeper or
cashier with responsible firm in or out
of the city. by a young man of three
years experience. at present employed
but desires a change; best of references
Address w. r. L.. care Age-Herald
6-22-2t
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wANTED-A good man to travel; ex-
penses advancedi salary $40 week;
staple nne j. Il. McBrady d Co.. man
ufaoturers, Chicago,
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MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY TO LEND.
RE1I Estate LOANsCThlrty. Sixty
and Ninety days and Twelve \ ,nths.
CITY Loan and Banking company. Bell
nhone 24o. 4-1l-tf
PLENTY OF money to loan white and
colored people. We buy nrst mortgage
notes. Southern Security and Trust Co..
aoonc ~. watts Bldg. notwithstanding
MONEY LOANED sALARIED PEOPLE
without security: easy payments. Union
Discount Co.. 6ls woodward Bldg. 1o-e-0
TO LOAN-We have 10000 to loan on
birmingham real estate at low rate
of interest. Call and see u.s. John G..
smith q Co., ~ N. list st.
e-2+-st-su-thu-eu
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WANTED-rwo concrete fln1shers to fin
ish floor, Southern Ferro Concrete Co.,
2213 Morris ave
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NEW Remington Typewriter; never used;
uwo-color ribbon; only 800 on easy pay
mer1ts Davis Typewriter Co., Birming-
nam, Ala 6-20-2t-wed-su
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FOR RENT-New 5-room cottage; one
block car North Haven; only $40 per
month. Charles Summer 226 N. 22d st.
6-24-2t
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WANTED-Owners to list their property
with us. We have quick buyers for
homes. timber and mineral lands. w. 3.
Terrell & Co., 327 Hood 4-uilding. Peo-
pies phone 1884. b-6 II
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wANTED-Can to sell automatic
screen door catchesi make big money
sample catch postpaid Csc, Automatic
Catch Co., Chicago,
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FOR RENT-store 2224 End ave; good
place for restaurant and ice cream par
lor; also will sell fixtures cheap. APP
ply to Charles Sumner, 226 n. I'D street.
6-A-2t
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WANTED-fnventors to send for our free
Illustrated hand book. n synopsis of
patent laws and regulations. Milo b.
stevens &c Co., attorneys. BE 14th st.,
Washington. D. c. s-27-52t-su
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WANTED-Log cutter who can make
LIS to $2.25 per day; log handler $3.50
per day grade men, $l10 to $125 per
day; shed men and yard men, $i.10 to
S.3o per day; night shift fireman for
saw mill boiler, $3.50 per day; cant
hook men, SIPS to $1.5O per day; cross
tie cutters for narrow guage railroad
at 10 cents per tie; good wages paid
good steady men with families Apply to
Autauga Lumber company, Spur, Ala.
M. and .. railroad. 4-1-sun-tf
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WANTED--To buy. on terms, b or L
room cottage; good neighborhood, north
side preferred Address Home, care
Age-Herald. 6-2l-4t
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FOR RHNT-The best located and best
equipped boarding house In the city;
has 10 bedrooms. parlor, reception hall,
extra large dining room, large kitchen,
servants room and basement for storage
OF coal; furnace heated and has law
atory with hot and cold water in each
room; bath rooms. on each floor and
large garden connected with the place.
VIII be rented at a reasonable price to
a good tenant for first class boarding
house. John CT Smith. 212 n. 21st St.
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WANTED-ITouse of not less than four
rooms on North or South Highlands,
furnished. Best of references. Address
E. H., care Age Herald 6 4-2t
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MIDpLE-AGED lady wishes situation as
housekeeper in hotel or private family
or care for the sick. Mrs. Il. j., care
Marshall hotel. goth St, bet. Srd and
Nh ayes, city.
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WANTED,

WANTED-To buy modern 6, or S-room
residence. South of Tenth avenue and
east of Sixteenth street. South High
lands. Cash; must be reasonable; no
real estate agent need apply. Address
]. X. L., Age-Herald
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WANTED-Posltion by lady stenographer
OF several years experience; well edu-
Gated. accurate and quick. Address
S. E. W., care Age-Herald. Syst
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ONE CENT A WORD.

HATES-One cent werd dayj no
ad. taken fer less than 30 cents fer
first insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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VULCAN sTGNS-The most difficult work
solicited. Hermitage, of course.
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EXCHANGE-Good watch for bicycle; en-
gineers' special; open face, stem wind
and set. Can be seen at 21S n. 21st St.
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WANTED-Labor, carpenters, Sc; teams
ters' Sl75; can hooSers. $l.50; feeders,
Sl.5O; log cutters 4c to 10c per stick;
grade men, SIPS. Apply to The Marbury
Lumber Co, Marbnry. Ala. 3-25- tf-su
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SITUATIONS VENTED.

WANTED~Position as timekeeper or col
lector; Il years experience; best of ref
erence. Address r. w, care Age-Her-
aid. 6-z3-Et
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MEN-s91 monthly made passing bills,
lacking signs. ete,l life buslness no can
wasting. Continental Distributing serv-
Ice, Chicago ILL.,
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs-one cent word day. no
ad. taken for less than 20 cents for
first insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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FOR RIsNT-Store and two dwelling
rooms suitable for Ice cream and candy;
good location, near fadr grounds rent
St6 per MONTH call at Oak Crest Real
Estate office on South Ensley car lne
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MEN and boys wanted to learn plumb
ing. plastering bricklaying; special Of
fer life scholarship, $50, easy payments;
position guaranteed; free catalogue.
Coyne Bros, Trade Schools New York.
chicago, ST. Louis. 6-17-tf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTNER wanted with $500; large
profits assured. Full investigation Box
g. care Age-Herald. 6-N-3t
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ANY one DESTROYS of buying or renting a
small machine shop and foundry in the
city, with fine run of business, will
hear of an advantageous offer by calling
at No. 1918 Morris Ave, city. 6-2l-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PATENTS procured on the thenpsst and
best plan; no patent. no pay; catalogue
free Address Chattanooga Patent Asen-
ey washington, y. G., or Ensiey. Ala
A.
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TEACHERS-Fo schools and colleges
wanted. Hundreds urgent direct calls.
Salaries $30--s250 monthly. Special prop
osition. Act quick. Southern Teachers
Agency, Columbia, S. c.. 6-17-4t-su-wed
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wANTED-12 foot piece office partition
suitable for cashier department. Call
1920 Morris ave, or Phone 119.
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Observation-Disclosures moulders. None
others need apply Best wages and
steady work. Withers Foundry 81 Ma
chine Works. Atlanta, Ga. 6-21-7t
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A PALACE car furniture polish: special
piano polish. For sale by Patton-Pope
Drug Co. and Housman pharmacy; DEM
onstrated on request Bell 1922. Peoples
1881. E-2S.7t
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WANTED-A position in a good perma-
nent business; can furnish the best OF
references. Address 2o0sla I'd ave.
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OUR unique proposition is a cinch; sells
goods without talking; establish your
own business without risk; small capital
and references required; chance of life
time: only one man appointed each city,
so you should write Immediately. Sher-
man Co., 10 Dover ST., New York.
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WANTED-For New Orleans department
store, energetic and capable buyer for
gents, boys clothing and gents furn-
ishng department.; popular prices; state
salary expected, where employed and
size of department now managing All
answers strictly confidential. Address
department" care AgeHerald, Blr-
mingham, Ala. 6-24-2t
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IN six weeks we educate you in sales
manship secure you position as travel
ing salesman with responsible firm. Ad-
dress The Bradstreet System Roches-
ter n. Y
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NEW Broom, modern house for rent; on
South Ensiey car line, Rising station.
Apply Mrs. Walter Lynch, steele-smlth
Dry Goods Co.
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WANTED-Stationery engineer; helpers
for manufacturing plants; car knockers
and hoslers; night and day clerks; stem
ographers, male and female; housekeep-
err; other openings ass Hood Bldg
6-o3-2t
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FOR RENT-Furnished house; will sell
furnishings complete $500; 10 rooms.
beautifully located; modern new house
on South Highlands; hardwood fioors
finely decorated; steam heat; all modern
conveniences; rent so including steam
heat. Would rent furnished to parties
without children, and properly recon-
fnended ut $40 for two months. Address
Pill, care Qe- Jern1d
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YOUNG man. II years old, reliable and
energetic, wants position in office or
store; city references furnished AID.
dress willing Worker care Age-Her-
aid.
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YOUNG man "a years of age, would con-
slider proposition as travelling salesman
for first class grocery house: have had
II years experience in grocery bust
ness; can furnish best city reference;
am presently employed. Address j. X,
care Age-H erald.
MANIFESTATION as bookkeeper by
young lady; experienced; references.
Address A. w, care Age Herald
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WANTED--Position as bookkeeper with
responsible firm; best of references Adj
dress H l.. care Age-H eIald. VA Y
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WANTED-Position as bookkeeper in
progressive town country store in
Alabama by thoroughly competent
man who wishes to leave city. Best
references. including present employer
Address b. II. c.. 1901 9Th avenue, Biz
mingham, Ala.
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A CHOICE block few yards Of car line.
SEQ this tomorrow. B. r. Eborn.
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WANTED-Blacksmith who can do wood
work around lumber camp. Box 116, Eu-
taw Ala. 6-20-3t-eod
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WANTED-At once. frst-class cooper
for making lime barrels; good wages;
must be sober. Address Standard, Fort
Payne Ala
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S35O0-A fine 2O-acre vineyard. S-years-old
and In It's prime. with 10 acres truck land
making 30 acres in all, in fine condition,
in edge of good North Alabama town.
10 blocks from depot Well sell or ex-
change and pay cash difference. b. r.
EhOrn.
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WANTED-Speclalty statesmen; capable
of earning big money; our line sells to
all classes of dealers; drawing account
of $50 weekly; only business getters
need apply. Commercial Company, lib
Filbert St Philadelphia.
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PROPOSALS for miscellaneous supplies.
Office Isthmian Canal Commission.
Washington, d. c., June 90 1906. Sealed
proposals. In triplieate, will be received
at the office OF the General Purchasing
Officer, Isthmian Canal Commission,
Washington. d. c., until 1890 a. M,
July 10, 1906, at which time they will be
opened in public. for furnishing Coke,
Pig Iron, Bar Steel. Leather Betting
Skylights, Tie Plates, Machine and Pipe
Tools, Vises, Pulleys, Flue-cutting Ma
chimes, Gauges Carpenters Tools, Saws,
Gardeners Tools, Door Hardware, Sta
pies. Nails. Nuts, Iron Washers, Wire,
Wire Netting Wheelbarrows, Gluepots,
Watering Pots, OIL Cans, Measures,
Screw Tops. Tunnels, Hydrant Keys,
Water Hose, Rubber Packing, Tape,
Burlap. Cord, Platform Scales, Cement
Candles, Alum, Gasoline, Loose-leaf
Books Filing Cabinets, Household Furn-
iture, Grass Mats, Porch SWING Range,
etc. Blanks and full information CIR
cular No. 31D may be obtained from
this office or the offices of the As
sstant Purchasing Agents, "a State
street, New York City; Custom House,
New Orleans, La. also from Chief Quar-
termaster, Department of the Lakes.
Chicago; Depot Quartermaster, ST,
Louis; Depot Quartermaster, Jefferson
Vile, Ind. Chief Quartermaster Depart
ment of the Gulf, Atlanta, Ga; and the
Commercial Club, Mobile, Ala.-D. W.
Ross, General Purchasing Officer.
6-23-2t
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and flavoring extracts; furnishing the
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