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The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-18
THE COUNTY NEWS
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X 4 spamsn e,vs suaAAsta N
rtla.
Miss iosls ws,lAna srets eanass
N oskalocsa
1asn Nenaenhan was q Kncssfe
caller recently.
1chh Martin, q osFslocpa, = ID
town on business.
Several from here viii attend the
Farmers Institute.
Fred Conn ana son were business
callers here Saturday.
George vogcl attended lodge az
Evans Thursday night
NJ. DeRues and son Rene were
pella passengers Tuesday.
Miss Emma Riggs was a business
caller in our burg recently.
Miss Cora vanDriel is again stay.
ing with Mrs. j. G.. Redman.
u ii. wray and u, Gruendike were
oskaloosa business callers Saturday.
Mrs. w. L. Allen, OF Pella, was the
guest Of her parents, MIR. and Mrs.,
J. d. wray, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mendenhall and
daughter Dot were guests Of oskaloo.
sa relatives Saturday.
]. Il. vanDerzyl and H. M. Tyssel
ing attended a game OF basket bah
at Pella Thursday night.
Want to keep your dogs in the barn
for Assessor John Vrolyk will get
i'm If you don't watch out"
John Moody and family, also her
brother, Will Moody, and family
spent Sunday at the parental John
Moody home.
Mrs. M. VanBentum and daughter
Carrie, also Mrs, VanBald, and So
phia DeReus were oskaloosa pasSen.
gers Wednesday.
Dame Rumor says that F. B. Den
Burger Of our burg haas traded his
property for that of his fathers, in
Pella.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete MeCosh, OF os-
kaloosa, were Sunday visitors at the
parental ]. Moody home, called by
the illness OF the lady's brother Arch,
Those setting the award for the.
highest average in the different class
els in the big room were as follows:
Ethel Walker, Abbie Akin, and Madge
Cunningham.
Arch Moody, who has been sick
for some time, Is not improving any.
He and his wife have moved in with
Arch's parents, where the best OF care
will be given him.
hi. 16, Golden Rod.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-18

W. Are csessarslg etelcsd ems
Mhyf
YnA couians NuoNa, "a we'll
tell sea. Because We only chnfnN
from Y - y professional d oen.
Tat prices. Well. We propose h
make "home howl. likewise
cemrstiteFs. We are AiRo pcolded
Cor alyinx away medicine. bet
shall keep right on, No comman.
ity on earth n 40 blessed with re-
liable skill, paInxtAAing service.
and moderate prices Al help for
poor eyes as Mahaska county.
This IL iust because Prof. Aiayne
Arnold lives IN oskaluosa. would.
be competitors may sneer, but
poor eyes get the benefit and the
people know II. From now Prof
Arnold proposes 10 commence un-
heard OF concessions and liberal
provisions for all his old custom.
r and low prices and the same
liDerality for new ones. Read
and reflect. From now till April
LIST anyone who has purchased
glasses previous to Jan. 1, 1906,
ear change for fine gold frames
by paying two dollars and a half
{. more. Even those who have had
common old frames renlled by
Prof. Arnold, come in and get new
finest gold one at two and a
half dollars.
Invitation to all. Prof. Arnold
will sell finest gold glasses from
now till April LIST at from one
fourth. one-third and one-half
price. Eyes tested and titted
free. Eye and ear medicines Civ.
en- away.
Remember Prof. Arnold is
easily the most successful and
skillful glass filter in Iowa. Re
member he gives every new GUS
toner, as also old ones, a ten year
certificate STIMULATING that If they
outgrow glasses he will reat
them at rs Gets. If they break a
glass he will repla9 at rs cts.
II they bred& a frd be will re-
pair 1t at from ID rs cts. If
frames are entirely ied, wreck
ed or worn out, ne les furnish
ed at so cts. AL lnally, that
the entire cost of reitting eyes,
replacing broken or worn out
frames and glasses, /. e. all re-
pairs, reftting eyes and new
frames and glasses II needed, Is
not to cost more than one-fourth
or one-half, or at the outside n
cent a week for ten years. Old
custo ers please call and get ten
year ertihcate free, at your on
veniei.ce. We don't propose to
go backl9n our old patrons. ONCE
west Of dotel Lacey. oskaloosa.
II MAYNE ARNOLD.
Expert Eye-sight Specialist.
Important BY actual count
seven reputed eye specialists Il
can give names) who posed as
expert glass filters, have left os-
kaloosa recently. Next7 Prof.
Arnold is here nearly four years.
Others Will emigrate. Prof. Ar.
mold proposes to stay. Hadn't you
better rely on him for eye help?
Draw your own conclusions.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-18

oskaloosa after an over Sunday visit
at the parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Smith, OF oska-
loosa, drove to Evans Saturday after.
noon and visited at the homo OF their
daughter, Mrs, Howard Wilcox.
Frank Phillips has accepted the po-
sition of freight hustler which Perry
Baldwin resigned. Mr.. Baldwin will
work In the Rock island freight
house In oskaloosa.
Jan. 16. Dahlla.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-18

K Misses Inez Steddom Mary and Lu.
Gle Reynolds are the Lincoln town.
ship contestants at the Farmers In.
stltute.
s. L. Pomeroy returned home Mon
day from a short stay with his sister,
Mrs. Harriet Patrle, Of Prairie City.
Mrs. Patrie had the misfortune TO
fall down a fight OF stairs. Although
her injuries are serious. they are not
considered fatal.
Jan. IL. Enlrp.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-11
DEATH REVEALS A TRAGIC LIFE

The death of Charles T. Yerke reveals that his life
tragedy In spite of his millions he made few friends and those
he made did hold Hired pabearers performed the last
service of the living the dead His life affords conspicuous
example of what an Unsuitable desire for wealth will do degrade
strong and brilliant
In his early manhood Yekes led ay by the love of money
and spent several years state penitenay While he
prison wife faithful in her attentions and did all she
could his lot hardly had Yekes passed from the shadow
the prison walls when he deserted that faithful wife, marry
again This wretcd being ugued by any principle of honor
and his money obtain much pleasure for himself
possible Old brought only cync aud despair but for him
there turning leaf Shortly before his death he
planning desert his second wife for fayor aud the second
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-11
JANUARY IL, 1906

Oil company Justice will be destroyed The young who
are standing the law and Standard Oil corruption
ing spurs Tomorrow they will be judges Of the higher courts
Some them will be cabinet officers Others will be governors
congressman and senator's The will of Standard Oil is supreme
Standard Oil the real sovereign The safety its billions must
be considered before the safety and happiness of the people We
who control Standard OIL defy the law because Who cannot
with impunty defy the law, let them suffer"
In the present disturbed state of the public mnd however, Mr.
Rogers prefers say g" decline advice OF counsel
There always danger that the sleeping lion wake Standard
Oil afford defy the law and the people who make the law
but sometimes the defiance must be coued in diplomatic language
few years when the people positively snoring IN their
John d. Rockefeller United States senator
and told him that the senate must not certain law Today
Mr. Rockefeller would confer with Sonnlaw Aldrc and the
obnoxious law would be soeed death with pillows
committee
Standard Oil vulgar mountaineering anarchist 1t
is safer be sort of Jack the Stranger Bombs make dread
full noise and too often miss their mark
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-11
"ouR COMMERCIAL INTERESTS"

Some railway officials, speaking for the people of Nebraska
with much authority John Baldwin spoke last spring when
informed the that there sentiment in Nebraska for
reduction of railway have informed Nebraskas representa-
ves congress that there has been change of heart as to the
subject railroad legislation According these spokesman
people realize that if the presidents program carried out sit
will injury the commercial interests Of the
country
Time when the people paid heed to he commercial
of the country In those days they did not know that
posed the commercial interests represented small
ring which depended for its prosperity upon railroad avortism
Throughout nation the business interests which have for
rved railway rebates the great trusts and these in their
able dictate what the wholesalers and retailers
shall say and do with reference political question The people
that the country place much hope the sincerity
good intentions of or business interests the people OF
Russia can place in the Grand Duca Council.
BY right of discovery the railways and trusts to them
selves the prerogatve of classifying our business interests
ordinary citizen however, wishes know who belongs to this
favored class the following instructions helpful All who
have popered by special privileges and all who depend for their
dividends profits those who have prospered belong or
commercial interests The business who dae to harbor
independent thought political question relating special priv
les is simply anarchist The business who for
the extension public franchises ober corporations is member
of the favored class The business who votes for municipal
ownership government regulation beyond the pale of our
merca and the railways and trusts will ruin him if they
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-11
66e Nebraska Independent
PAGE :


Mrs Yerkes forced to remain IN her nome day ana ns m
she be depoed by cunning legal DEVICE al the last mo-
ment she called upon her dying husband.
This not pleasant story to tell OF the dead ou was no
40 they point their moral however m ~, ~ ~ f;t &c
is laid upon the hopeless ana 1rienoiess io' WHICH va" " W
folly should 90 good rather tnan harm re- ;
Although ungmded IN MS private ah, p ~, ~ 49, y p
Vocilefous oe,ehuel " m .. - r. tbose ave men who
Paighs whei cios u. 'h :. e y, -. - oaed tho 0snaun
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-11

Banker Scif tried kill two birds with stone He empha'
sized the money question and minmzed the railway question
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-11

Admiral Rojestvensky says the British fleet was
Wei Hal Wei to attack the Russian feet if the Japs fai
hilae it. The admiral got harder whack on the head
monty supposed, and he is still seeing things.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-11

Congressman Champ Clark is having much fun vii
question, but he will not succeed in making it an iss
railway question is out Of the way but the railway
help the people the niquy Of tariff that robs tn
the benefit of the few.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-11

The exodus of mlonaires Europe continues AT the
building manufacturing establishments ID
Canada Europe We have made enough
ply the world BY special privileges turned to the few
who running away with it to foreign lands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03
Times-Dispatch Branches.

n. '9l'Gwlny Branch orless have been
p!rpa,oh. the Ttroes-D!r.stch Want. LEI, a,
any Of iheee branches VIII rscNivs The Eafne
st't he asa n os and s'n er s s h :. I 70 i.
c0Et 10 Inc advertiser
sIAuGHTfIt'G Drug EToBE Tyen,y-rr,n
and VeDable Streets.
". j, EAHEs. 2sB Z. broad Street.
4 AoA ii F THIfGE1' re 415 n;2ea E'ss ana
sTARnAHTs, GRANT q 90. rou.ses an,
Broad Streets
q; W, LA1TlMEn no. 30 Yves. u4,.aa4l
TrpMPsoS's DRUG sToRE. 20. M.l YVES,
Main Street.
!. H. EEYERIDGE, Erook Avenue and clay
EADYs DRUG gTokE, barton Height.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE no E,1 yyuu.
burg Avenue. Fulton,
ROBINS PHARMACY. No. @po East Ma,.n..
Street,
CITY DRUG sara., sT Il;,as,,i No u" Ear, Main
JuDsoN cCSNINnitAH. no. nh Ess, Main.
corner Tweniy-hrsl.
plHE SHEET PHARMACY. No. "a. g>,,yio
Pine street.
POINnEXTT5R- KIRK -PAREIsH 70. ns a,
East Brood street.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No, @l w.,,
Cars Street.
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty.elybh ana n
| strests
HlsoH's PHARMACY. No. ii, Canal g,ye.,.
J Y LEWIS. No , Eas' Broad Street.
! HuNpLEY q WALKER, Twnnty,nnh am
| Leigh Streets.
CARRIERS DRUG STORE. No. lW7 Jful
| Street. Manchester,
w A., PERKINS, No. 70 North sycalnor,
MAeY, Twen$ ,sieht6 and II A NSl 'h"'1
a ~, M. FIN l1;, ING. corner Twenty mn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03
HELP WANTED-Male.

AS MANY SOUTHERN MEN AS
Northern men would make fortunes BY
inventions II the Southern boy Volts;
study mocha MICS as the Northern boy
does. The Southern School of Mechani-
cal and Architectural Drawing, l1l2 cap
81 itol Street, teaches young men BY meth
DDS that will surely be profitable to
them. Call for talk. Open dai.F; ana
) Monday. Wednesday. Friday nights from
80 TO n:2N. -.-- -- -. - 81
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WANTED.

ANTED-1FE 6g YOU DESIRE TO
change your position. write US al once.
This agency was established to furnish
high grade help and to secure hiGn
need on our register four Nrst-class
stnnogra piers. two frst-class book
keepers and three high grade statesmen.
Write us at once, giving references
and state expe Renee. etc. RICHMOND
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Richmond,
4 Va ~ .ls5 5fstt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

.WANTED-LADY WITH PLEASANT
country home, one mile from city limits.
desires the care OF six or more small
children during summer; abundance or
fresh milk: ample Fairgrounds; parents
L assured of every care and kindness
given. Address A. b. care Rural No.7..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

WANTEp-ROLLER-T DESK AND
Office chair; must be cheap for cash
4 and In good condition; price and Where
Dispatch. IG5
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statesmen to call on agents, assist them
In securing business, and take measures
for mems made-to-orderg garments. Prof
table positions and bright futures to
right parties. Address. With detailed
BUSINESS experience and references,
RIDGELY-WALKER II CO., Wholesale
TIA llnra nuisyille XIV 49, -------
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE:
new system: eight weeks completes; $40
weekly guaranteed when through: cx-
for free catalogue MOLER's BARBER
COLLEGE. 1Sl Prince Street, New
York city,
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The Rate for Classified
Want Advertising

Is cent per word. Net Cash In Az
s VANCE. With a minimum cost Oh ~
cents for each insertion. The shi.ts
rate applies to deaths. inarriages'
obituaries and all other classified ,,.
tees. No display type allowed IN VIC
classified columns.
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WANTED, SIN MEN TO TRAVEL IN
each State, distribute samples and adj
vertise our goods; salary s2i per week
and expenses guaranteed; expenses adj
vanced; experience unnecessary. Adj
dress. with stamp stating age and oc-
Udpation. REEN e CO., AIS Dearborn
Street CbicneO
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn $40 to $50 monthly at home in spare
time corresponding for newspapers; no
canva ssing: experience unnecessary.
Send for particulars. PRESS SYND1-
L CATE, Lockport, N. 7.
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WOOL RIVERS

WOOL BUYERS.
DAVID SWALLIRSTEIN@ &: co.
WANTED-WOOL OF ALL GRADES.
VIII pay top prices delivered IN Your
furnished. Check sent day shipment y
received Write us for prices. DAVID
IYALLERsTEIN &: CO.. 1913 East cary
Street Richmond, Va.
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WANTED--BY SEPTEMBER lsT, A
Flat on first floor, containing four or
T five rooms. within ten or twelve squares
OF post-ofilce. Address s. Z. A., Gem
eral Delivery, city
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WANTED, FLAT BY QUIET COUPLE,
no children; four rooms. about SIS a
month; first or second floor only: good
nclghborhood, Address X 49, care this
Office.
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.

TEACHERS WANTED IMMEDIATE
ly-Many splendid openings. superin-
tenden,s. principals, assistants. nrusic.
etc: demand create than supply; good
salanes. good teachers: two Offices
sHERIDAE's TEAcHERs' AGENCY,
Greeny,rCd f. C. fsf5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

TRAVELLING SALESMAN FOR AVlR-
gnih by large house to sell staple line
liberal rawing account; references. Box
7G5, Chicago.
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MANAGER yTANTED-AN OHIO COR
poration, manufacturing household ne
cessty. desires Virginia manager: dem
onstration in Nading.dcpartment store;
si Office Furnished three years contract:
q opening for man Of character and abb
1 ity. Address MANAGER, 2ll ontario
Building, Toledo, Ohio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

WANTED. BY ELDERLY LADY, COM
petent ladies' maid !; best references as
to character and experiences; wages, s25
a month. Address DR.. f! d. OWSLEY,
Greenwood Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

DRAUGHTSMAN. 5000;
clothing salesman, $3.50; travelling col
lector, $40: lumber inspector 1880;
machinlst foreman, 1900: stcnographer.
51,bJ) NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
B ASSOCIATION, Century building, Al
ianta. GA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

YOUNG MAN DESIRES EMPLOYMENT
through the summer months; capa hle
and experienced In bookkeepin g; also
stenogra pher; references exchanged. ADJ
dress II $50, care this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

THREE OR FOUR LADIES. PARTICLE
larly teachers, can get practical proti,a-l
bic instruction this summer in drawing
and painting at The Art School, lll2
Capitol Street. without spending a dol
lar. by doing some easy work for the
school. Apply at once. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

WANTED SEvERYWHERE-H uSTLERS
to tack signs. distribute circulars. sal M
s 1s ApvE h9 1SsISGs BGRE saG c ely
cagO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

WE WANT AGENTS TO SELL MOORE
Magnetic Ointment for sore and tender
feet; big money in 1t for YOU; everybody
wants It.. MOORE REMEDY Co,
NiaYn's BRIDGE. cit V. ~
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5FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN ON VIR-
y gina and other railroads. Experience
unnecessary. Firemen 800, become en-
gineers and earn 500 monthly. Brake.
men So. become conductors and earn
$50. Positions awaiting strong COM
petcnt young men State age Send
STAMP. Name position preferred. hd-
dress RAILWAY ASSOCIATION, Fl. E5t
care Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

HUNDRED WHITE
girls to learn to make paper boxes: So
per week will be paid while learning.
Make application in writing only to
MANAGER. No. 1926 West Broad
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

SO TO s. THOUSAND PAID FOR DIS
trbuting circulars. samples, etc.
AMERICAN UNION, Pontiac Building.
Chicago.
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alOUIDERs WANTED. FLOOR AND
bench machinery: open shops steady
work; big pay for GOOD men, y. O..
Box SOL y. Philadelphia.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male.

HIGH GRADE EXECUTIVE AND GEN
eral Office man., young and energetic.
thoroughly ur- to-dntc and experienced,
is willing to change. Address Il 29l.
care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

NC. AND coo. BUYS THE BEST POUND
ofaCandy you ever had. Why pay more.
KAEAfPF"s.
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WANTED, RELIABLE MEN EVERY
where: good pay. 20 distribute circulars,
samples. adv. matters tack signs. etc
Nothing to SELL no canvassing. UNI
VERSAr,S ADV. co. Chicago.
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WANTED-N1EN. z We r y w II f r E !;
good pay, o distribute circulars, adver-
Using matter. tack signs. ETC.: no cam
vassing. NATIONAL ADV. BUREAU,
Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

WANTED-ENTRY CLERK: MUST BE
accurate accountant and good penman.
None other need apply. JULIUS
SYCLE' S SONS, Second and Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

IN SIX WEEKS WE EDUCATE YOU IN
craftsmanship. secure you a position as
travelling salesman with responsible nrm.
II "a ddress THE BRADSTREET EISTEM.
Rochester, y. y.
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HE HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE II
positions for male sifndgraPhcrF fani-
liar xftE ffa@ smith Premier Typewriter,
which rGRsr n filed by July !. of TINS
ysar. AppiJ Al 0ace, stating gualiiLca-
WRITER c'CIPaEY, Ips l.. Main ST.,
Richmond. Va
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN FOR vIR-
ginia with a full line of soaps, per-
fumes and havoring extracts; furnishing
the Sc for 81 selling plan to the retail
dealer; 5000 weekly advance. F. +.
a COOK, Sales Dept, Detroit, Mich.
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WANTED. TWO fcoLoRED WOMEN
for ST. Louis. Mo-; cook and laundress;
wages SIS per month. Apply or write
4 at once, 2l1h N. Sixth, Richmond. Va
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WANTED. TWO GcoLoRED WOMEN
for St. Louis. Mo-; cook and laundress;
wages SIS per month. Apply or write
at once. 2llls n. Sixth, Richmond, Va. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

ACTIVE CATHOLIC LADY TO WORK
at home: s36 paid for IL days trial; pro-
motion If satisfactory. JOHN ENG
MALL. Lakeside Building. Chicago, Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

GOOD WATER MAKES GOD
= health. Bellefont I.ithia is good in 1oc
bottles or b-gnllon carboys. SOC. W. 6.
Z Ninth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

UNION TAG ON EVERY BAG OF MA.
HOGANY BLEND TOBACCO; Rich
mond made.
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WANTED-YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN
10 attend our Special hummer Session,
and prepare themselves for positions
tlig fall. Special summer discount dur
Ing the month OF June. Write or call
for catalogue. THE MASSEY. BUs1.
EEsS COLLEGE,, corner Main and
Seventh Streets.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-PARTYsaL LEAVING THE
room to man and wife who can look
after the premises; terms moderate Tor
summer months; location. Franklin near
Second Address A.. 29S, care this office.
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FOR RENT--FOR SUMNER SEASON.
( 1o-Room. Ocean, Front. Furnished Cot
tage. Virginia Beach: bed and table
linen, towels. lamps, china and Kitchen
utensils Apply G.. NJ MEREDITH,
Niruif1ln I3cnrh W.. 80. .LIl.--. lE.L...
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YOUNG LADY TO ACT
as cashier in store and do writing on
y cant must have experience on books:
no other need apply. Address. giving
experience and where last employed.
State salary expected. Address J-499,
care Times-Dlspatch.
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FOR REST-NICELY FURNISHED
second-story room, convenient to bath;
all home comforts: four In house: ref
"A erences exchanged Address II 335,
care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

WANTED, 1BoARDERs FOR TWO con-
Meeting second-story fiat rooms on
Chestnut Hill, one square from cur llnc
Address A, B, G., care this office. 5.f
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H1GH-CLASS Statesmen ONLY; a
side line for every business: one sales
s. man made $685.: another S72025; another
Z Sai3.j0; another $2SIip commission in one
M day; valuable sample free. Address D.
b.. General Manager, Box go, New
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