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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. SEPTEMBER a. 1906.
PRIMARY SITUATION In NEW JERSEY.
CCLDTS FOLLOWERS CONFIDENT SENATOR DRl
DENS POLITICAL FUTURE At STAKE

IS votes As the Legislature is composed Si 4,
Senators and CO Assemblymen. a total or 81. ~
win be seen that the New Idea men "ouio nave
clear majority on joint ballot -. 4,
What there is left OF the Democratic party IN
New Jersey seems 20 think IL mas chance 10
control tie next LEGISLATURE and has been boom
ing Colonel stevens OF H0---se.s as Us Sandl-
.3afe Cor United States Senator. The colonel Is 2
Trsslth,y man. ana many think II Is his 'barrel
Ire DeT,ocrats are after. and not the colonel.
KVhsfever change there may have been IN Union,
Aiddlesex. Monmouth and Bergen counties IN the
asst two weeks has been In favor OF the retornlers
~ Is said. The fight between Perkins and Runyon
in Union is very hot one and extremely close
T-ha organization claims slight lead IN Middle
sex while the Colby men are SAID 10 be In excel
lent condition in Monmouth. The contest IN Ber-
gen IS much closer than the organization oares 10
admit but Il seems 20 have a small advantage
Tie polls on Tuesday will be open from l p. m
TO p m 80, ,. 4,
The riparian investigation will be continued IN
slle senate chamber tomorrow. Attorney General
McCarter considers that SO many important things
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
BURNED TRYING TO FIX AUTOMOBILE
Manufacturer and Mechanic Suffer in Ex-
plosion Due to Live Wire.

David L. Curtain. an automobile manufacturer
OF No &c West 43d street, and his mechanic
Thomas Burns. of No. 325 West 43d street were
badly burned by exploding gasolene while trying
TO tighten a bolt under a machine last night at
Third avenue. Goth street.
When the bolt became loose. both men crawIed
under the automobile. Mr.. Curtain armed with an
electric bulb This broke and the live wire ignlted
the gasOene The force Of the explosion wrecked
the
Patrolman Blum. of the East 5lst street station.
pulled both from under the blazing automO-
bile and them to Flower Hospital. They
burned about the face and hands The blaze
was extingulshed by Engine 65.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
SKIN GRATING OPERATION SUCCEEDS.

Patrolman Thomas Gallagher. both OF whose
legs were broken in rescuing boy from beneath
the wheels OF a fire engine. is rapidly recovering
from a skin grating operation az the Brooklyn
Hospital. and has full control OF the muscles Of
hts legs. Two OF Gallaghers fellow officers who
contributed skin for the operation also re-
covering at the same hospital. Thomas Kane con-
trtbuted twenty-fOur square inches OF skin and
Edwin Wardell gave twelve inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
TRIES TO ROB WOMAN TICKET AGENT
Man Grabs Money-She Calls Aid bv Firing
Revolver in Air.

Jul Is Long. seventeen years old. was arrested
early yesterday morning by Patrolman Patrick
Sheridan, after he had attempted 10 loot the ticker
agents ONCE al the Utica avenue station Of the
Fulton street elevated railroad. BROOKLYN
Miss Theresa Edwards the ticket arsr, mo-
counting the days receipts when Long thrust his
hand through the ticket window and grabbed a
Miss Edwards seized the revolver which the rail
rosa company has supplied TO its ticket agents on
&c tieNated lines. IN view Of the recent rObberies
sild ls-iisfeec II IN the air. Long ran down tie
$3.50 - ana Vas captured By Sheridan after "A chase
OF iour blocks. Long, who lives al No ~ Science
tady avenue. had e cents IN MS possession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
AUTO SERIOUSLY HURTS WOMAN.
Ernest L. Blake in Charge of Car Which
Hits Mrs. Augustine Harr.

An automobile in charge Of Ernest L. Blake. man
ager OF The Stock and Bond Reporter" living az
No 259 West 1O9th street ran down and seriously
injured Mrs Augustine Harr. of No 800 East 74th
street, last night at Columbus avenue and fO6th
street. The woman taken to the j. Hood
wright Hospital Mr.. Blake was arrested and held
az the West Tooth street station await the result
of the wOmans injuries
According 10 the police, Mrs Harr was trying TO
cross Columbus avenue at 1O6th street trolley
car stopped on the sOuthbound track, and she was
walking around il when the automobile which was
also going south. hit her and ran over her body
Mr. Blake said the brakes would not work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

81 Miehaels. Sept 22-Passed steamer Konisin rrf,,
Ger: Nolger. New York for Naples and Genoa.
- Cenoa and Naples for New York
Plymouth. sept - TIA u-Arrived steamers Csro,-.r
Aurttrst (Gerl. Prem. New York for CnernourK ara
tneinen lana proceeded: u:45 Kaiser Wilhelm
~ eierl Nierich New York for CheTbourg ana
Bremen land prOcoadedl ~
sou'NaInpteA sept 2-Arrved. steamer s, Paul Passow
New York VIA Plymouth and Cherbourg Sailed T.IS
New York ~ ' ~N"i11N'
Neville Sept 2s-sailed steamer Cohn.ns, ar, W..
- Ho.tn (rrom Glasgow. New York
Sueetstown Sept %. S.N m-Sailed. mn
ufA Dow 0rcm Liverpool. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, Sept. %, 1905
ARRIVED

Steamer Ada CIorl Osvik. Havana sspssneer IL 70
Bennett Walsh Co. IN ballast AFfi'eN ~ 'He baF AZ
6.1n
Steamer Jamestown Miller. Norfolk 70 ths Old Do
miuon Steamshtr f'r,rsnv in ballast Left Quarantine
at III "A m
flTa September q and - Lucia 10 70 ~ ~ ~ NN- Win
Ind2e. arrived Ear at I'D f..t.t.
Der D. with chalk % WhihssS ,Sa psr a. asn slhp-
Steamer Hamilton Boaz Newport News and Norfolk. 90
the old Dominion Steamship VIZ" p@ssensers
and mdae Left Quarantine az = qIt.t.ts,1 - g.,
Steamer Nfs-s.-s eHr, Kirkby Irinidad ana Grenada
se.ember 10 No. be trinidad shipping and Trading Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
BOY CRUSHED UNDERNEATH CAR
Was Escaping from Pedler Whom He Had
Tormented-Motorman Arrested.

Mhlie running away from a pushcart pedIer
whom he had been teasing in Park Row. near
Chambers street last night, James Brano a ten
geaf-old boy OF No. 20 Oliver street, fen in front
oi a northbound Third avenue car and was rrollnd
the body.
A crowd gathered and several women tainted
Reserves were called from the Oak street station
10 htAlter lhe crowd. When the car was raised
an ambulance surgeon from the Hudson stree.
Hospital ciawied underneath and pulled the body
out The mOtorman. Charles Horubeck was locked
up on a technical charge OF homicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
SAY GOLD sEATERs MAY LOSE WORK.

James McCabe. the delegate Of the Gold Beaters
Union, whose members have been strike against
the National Gold Leaf Manufacturers Associa-
ton for seven weeks for increase in wages and
the abolition of the middleman system, said yes
terday that the employers had offered to advance
wages II the strikers would accept open shop con-
dions. but that the offer had been refused. Large
anufac say that unless the strike ends soon
they will be importers of gold leaf. instead of
manufacturers, and there will be no work for the
strikers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
TRANS PACIFIC MAILS.

''s31+'E-I MI
Destination and steamer Close In n Y
Hawaii. japan Corea. China and Phil
lLpiue Islands. via
China To-day. 1880 a m
Japan except parcels post mailsl Corea.
'nlna and Philippine Islands via Van
of India Sep, % 600 m
Islands Via sea,te@s. Kaga MAUI sept 81 600 m
Islands Via TacoHa Teemschas sept 2s eco m
new Zealand. Australia Except WesD.
-Ne~ Caledonia samoa and
mona -" sept go 1890 m
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China and phil
iPplEe Islands Via san FTanCisco-ss ,,.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
MAN DROPS DEAD IN cHuRcs

Iby leIegFaIh 70 ne Tribune
Fan River Mass, Sept. 23.-Grlfths NJ TTaef,rSs
O.. the hrm 81 .. N. Hafards & Co banl,aa - /,
brokers', died suddenly from heart trouble Will
attending service in tae First Christian Church ms
morning Mr. HanaTds was born Ia Men r.
ford Mass. sixty years ago In lg7s lie sta., ~
husiness 4 banker an broker. he 49,, sS ~
vile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
GIRL WIFE DIVORCED FROM OLD MAN

Patchogue. Long Island. Sept. 23.-Justice Jaycox
granted divorce yesterday TO Mrs Rosamund 4
Downs from Nathan A. Downs. The plaintiff said
she under the legal age Of eighteen years when
she married the defendant, then an octogenarfan
widOwer Of RiveThead. Mrs. Downs testified that
she married the old man on March "a, 1905 without
the consent OF her adopted father, who testified to
fact No defence was entered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORT CLOTH-

PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORT CLOTH
ING.-Depot Quarternaster's once. 80 whitehall St
Hcate subject 70 the usual conditions viii be received
this once until O'Clock p. NJ October 1905 and then
opened. for manufacturing and delivering New
CuarJermasters Department
clothing and eQuipags transport right
is reserved reject all proposals any
thereof Preference will be articles
nestle production manufacture. conditions quality
price Including price OF foreign productions
manufactures the duty thereon being equal Standard
samples be and blanks proposals
Information viii be furnished upon application
office Envelopes containing proposals be Endorsed
Proposals for Transport Clothing Equipage.
opened at O'Clock p. NJ October g. 1905. addressed
w. II. MILLER. Deputy Qusrrermaster General.
u. S. A.. Depot QuartsrmssteT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
SHOT DEAD IN A FIGHT.

Tony Paul. 81 No. ~ East l0Gth street. was shot
and instantly killed during a fight with Tony spin-
nella. Jwenty-nin years old. OF No % Do6ge a,,e
nue. al No 4ls East losth street last night shin
nella was arrested by the police OF the ras, 1S,,
efreet station. - H'o A@ast lv1tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
Public Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Department OF Ffuaacc.
Bureau for the Collection OF Tareg
No. % Chambers Street
Borough % Manhattan

New YORK. September 24th 1909
NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN .hst the Assess
nent rolls Of Real Estate and Personal Property
IN The city o. New York for the year 1903 and the
warrants foz the collection OF tares have been
delivered TO the undsrsisnsd and that all the taxes
On s.id esses uen' rolls are due and payable
Monday. October 1. 1905 the office Of the Re-
estver Of Taxes IN tire borough in which the prop
srty Is located follows:
Borough Of Manhattan. No 81 Chambsrs street
Manhattan n Y:
Borough Of Ths Bronx corner laird and Trsuoot
avenues The BronK N r.
Borough OF Brooklyn Rooms 2 A. s and 9 Muufc-
ipsl Building Brooklyn. N r.
Borough Of oosens corner Jackson avenus and
Fifth street Long Island City. y. 2:
Borough OF RichTa0ud Borough Hall st. Georges
Staten Island n T.
In casa OF payment during October the person
paying shall be entitled 70 the benefits
toned IN section SO % the Greater New YORK
Charter tchspter sIs. Laws rssT1 viz ded1c-
tiOn Of interest the rate % per cent. per
annun between the day OF such payment and the
LIST day OF December next.
ALL BILLS PAID DURING OCTOBER MUST
BE REBATEO BEFORE CHECKS ARE DRAWN
FOR PAYMENT
When checks are mailed 70 the Receiver OF Taxes
they MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY ADDRESSED
ENVELOPES WITH POSTAGE PREPAID IN order
20 insure return OF recsiDtsi bills BY mail
Checks dated October Isl should be mailed ths
Receiver as possible sfts- bills have been
received BY the taxpayer.
Draw checks only TO the order
of the Receiver of Taxes.
DAVID E AUSTEN
Reesivsr Of Taxs2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY

TODAY
Vessel
'Prince Adslbert. .Gibraltar. September
ala Gascogne .---.Hav-e, September Is. French
sFtnand Antwerp. September
~Iyndan Rotterdam. September Is. Holand-Am
astoria Glasgow, September 10.
philadelphia. san Juan, September ID
Minneonka London. September u. Trans
COuus. -.....New Orleans September 90 Pacific
City OF Columbus Savannah September q. Savannah
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER Is
'Kronprinz Wilhelm Bremen September IS..N q IIovd
ia Savoe- Havre September ench
Georgia Liverpool September STAR
san Jscinto Galveston. September MALLORY
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
jestic Liverpool September 10 White Star
KONG Albert. Naples September BIN q LLOYD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24

trct OF Columbia. Washington. d c.. September
21st ls06.-Seaed proposals will be received at this
office until two o'clock m, October LIST. 1903. for
furnishing the District Government with 1000 feet
more or less. Of "a Gotta pipe and $500
feet more or less, OF 81 Gotta pipe all
be in three foot enshs Of the ring patterns without
rings. Specifications. blank forms OF
necessary information be al he Office
OF the Property Clerk. d c. District Building HENRY
b F. MCFARLAND JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners
ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
James McCreery & ca

Silks.
On September the eth
10000 yards of white Ill.,.
coiored Silks. Plain ana OF
city weaves, suitahI.''
gowns, biouses, lining or ~" ~
Diture. gar
55e, zoe and 100 per ward
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 54s Sunset $3.50 Moon 10 81 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
A.M-Ssndy Hook Gov. Island Hen Gate
P.M-Sandy Hook 1904 Gov. Island l2:1s Gate 2i1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Hearing OF testimony for the defence in the suit
Of a. l. Barber against the asphalt trust for
$1,000 for libel will he held to-day in the Office
Of George Gordon Battle the referee at No 10
Broadway. The order appointing referee 10 hear
the testimony was granted upon affidavit b,,
Avery ID. Andrews, vice-p president OF the General
Asphalt Company, alleging that he could prove
by the testimony Of William Young Kinlevside ~
Edinburgh. a lawyer. nov in this country. that a
conspiracy formed seize the NrnezuaIaU
property of the New York and Bermudez Com
pany-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24

Fearing 10 undergo an operation for cancer OF
the throat GIstave Krahe. sixty-two years old.
Of No 2os East 9Th street. committed suicide nv
iuhaling gas yesterday. His two daughters had
made arrangements that the operation should O.
cur al the German Hospital to-day. but ne said h..
was afraid he would not survive the ether lie had
been NerN despondent TecentlN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24

Robert II. Green, manager OF the Maias+ic
Garage Broadway and 5ith street. was In ~.
West Side police court Yesterday charged by a. T.
Frankhousor with holding his automobile on a.
count q q dispute over q bill for repairs A. -,
pIoye 81 Green's II said. took the rnac6 I'm
while II standing in the street and RAJ 4,
into the garage. Magistrate Mayo said In ucs
civil case and discharged Green. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24

Miss Sarah Wray. who has charge of the Eiebtb
Avenue Mission. near eth street was the cbiof
sneaker at the West Side Y. NJ c. A yester,is,.
afternoon. She began missionary work i'm ~
Nybitechapel district. In London " 'le
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lee=Dee Branches.

The following Branch Offices have been
established for the benefit OF those living
ct a DISTANCE from The Main Ottice OF
left at any of these branches will receive
the same careful attention as though thev
had been left at the Main Once. ana
there Will be no extra cost to the adVer-
SLAUGHIER's DRUG STORE, rwen,v-
nth and venAble Streets.
w. +. lanes, 2giS East Brad Street
A, a. SCOTT, IWehly-httn and Broad
Street.
and Marshal Streets. 4'''n
TARRANIS, GRANT & CO., Foushee and
G. ". LAr'llMER. No. 500 West Mar.
rAltot5M s DRUG STORE. No. l5,l
], j. BIN Nh4per. Brook Avenue ana
,Clay Streets. ai'u
PEOPLES DRUG STORE, No.
lIamsburg Avenue Fulton
ROBINS PHARMACY. No, 800 East Mar.
shall street.
CRY DRUG STORE. No. 1444 East Ma,n
JuDsON CUNNINGHAM. No. aoa7 Eaat
Main, corner Twenty-drst.
PINE STREET PHARMACY. No. So.
South Pine Street. '''
POINDExTER-klRK co No
AZ East Broad Street. ~
THE PARAGON PHARMACY, No. "a,
West Cary street
EATON PHARMACY. rwenty-eiRht and
RilsoN's PHARMACY, No, us Canal
j i. L.Ewls. No. 4 East Broad street
HuHDLEY & WALKER. Twenty -tlfth
and Leigh Streets.
CARRIERS DRUG STORE. No. llo2 Hun
Street. Manchester,
W. A. PERKINS, No, "A North Sycamore
TWENTY EIGHTH AND N STREET
PHARMACY, Twenty eighth and N
StreetS.., H77
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HELP WANTED-Male.

Al t,oarPoSIToRS-o OF THE FIN
est book and job printing houses in New
York City. equipped with every. conven-
fence, with healthful composing-room
Surroundings, is now running an open
viii he made with two or three more
frst-class job compositors at $2l week
OF 81 hours. with advancement to those
who display ability and make good.
thorough workrnen will be given ample
time to familiarize themselves with me
tropolitan methods in an up-so-date es-
Enlistment handling high-Srade OF
work; have also positions for one skilled
stone hand and one swift linotype opera
tor and machinlst. A most excellent OPP
portunity; pleasant associates: Trans
portation guaranteed on satisfactory
reference. A. r. DELAWARE PRINT
ING CT, p. o. Box 1921, New York
City.
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AGElTS WANTED.

AGENTS. LOCAL OR TRAVELLING.
to represent lis In your Locality or on
the road. 500 per month and expenses
readily earned; we equip you with work
ing samples and place. you in II position
that will make you independent for life;
1t will cost you nothing to write ana
Investigate particulars. You Will also
receive free demonstrativc samples with
our answer. BRAliAM Co, t,oo, ,if-
cnnati, O.
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AGENTS SOMETHING NEW: YOU
give large, handsome mirror free with
every six-cake dollar box soau at soc.
Every call sure sale; 133 profit. Our
men are making several hundred dollars
monthly. Branch office and crew man
ayers wanted. PARKER CHEMICAL
CO., Chicago.
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! WANT. TO, EMPLOY A SALESwO-
man, with references and good charac-
ter on salary and commission to intro
ducc, sell and mail circulars for a ncri-
torous, practical and serviceable wo-
mans device. Mail your application to-
day, and If you are appointed we send
samples with complete outfit to begin
work and pay salary every week; pleas
ant position with assured rapid ADVANCE
merit. Address NA.t>E,W FASHION
PLATE CO. 335 Broadway, New York.
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AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMITS
sion. The greatest agents seller ever
produced. every user of pen ard ink
buys it on sight; 200 to 800 per cent.
profit; one agents sales amounted to
$3.50 in six days; another sS2 in two
hours. MONROE MFG. CO., Y 80, La
Crosse. Wis.
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lost AND FOUND.

L osT-BRlNDLE BULL-DoGt. WITH
white markings: ten months old. mus
ually large; weighed near % pounas'
whifo neck. breast and stomach. other
wise light brindle; right ear stands up
left ear hooks down; name AJAX. SUIT
able reward If returned TO the o. ";
GREGORY VINEGAR CO. IN rear lilV
e. cary street. or to Il. b. KIRK. 106
N Be1Yidere Street.
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wANTED-FoUR MEN no TRAVEL IN
each State, distribute samples and adj
vertise our goods Salary SCI per week
and expenses, guaranteed. Expenses
advanced. Experience unnecessary. Adj
dress, with stamp. stating age and oc-
cipaton REEVE CO, 427 Dearborn
Street, Chicago
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WANTED. a GENTLEMAN AS SECRE-
tary and treasurer of a cooperation. now
being organized 10 manufacture an
iron product that pays over 100 per cent.
net profit: must have from five TO ten
thousand dollars TO invest. Address u.
iup, care this office
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WANTED. a YOUNG MAN FOR STEM
ographic and office work: one with ex-
ed. Address S'rENOGRAPHER, Box
49, city.
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WANTED, A MEDICAL PRACTICE IN
Virginia. convenient to some town and
affordlng schooling and church adyan-
tages. for q m fried physician OF ten
years cxperIci The usual couvcnt-
ences of telegraph and railway facili-
ties are imperative. a. Il. NELSON,
Box 55s. Richmond. Va.
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED AND RE
liable men to sell our 1906" copyright
Cd ADVERTISING fans recognized NJ works
of art; large commissions. prompt set
Elements. UNITED STATES NOVELTY
COMPANY Cincinnati Ohio
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WANTED. BOY WITH BICYCLE TO
deliver packages. DREW'S ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY, 716 Il. Main.
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WE WANT A FIRST-c'LASs SALES
man for each State; exclusive rights
after ability is demonstrated pocket
sample; commission only J4ONCWEAs
TINTED LEAD CO.. st. Louis, Mo.
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GAS LAMP. MAKES IT'S OWN GAS;
light equal to electricity: heater heats
any room in zero weather; cooker cooks
anything: all three in one at cost of one
CROWN CO, III Liberty street, Dept.
lis, New York.
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wANrED-A YOUNG MAN: MUST
have good Knowledge of bookkeeping
and stenography. must be accurate:
good future Address THE RIGHT
ONE Box $50. City.
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AGENTS WANTED. EITHER SEX:
staple articles; universally used; quick
sellers; 100 per cent. profit: particulars
free. PENN CO, 1854 Girard Avenue,
Philadelphia.
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FOR .RTNT--HoTEL GRACE, CLARKE
vile, Va; modern io-room brick build
Ing; established business. Address II.
H. EASLCY, Clnrksville, Va.
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WANT A GOOD POSITION? OVER 1900
positions secured for applicants in COM
inerclal technical and mechanical lines
within the past six months by,us. Ma
TION4AL EMPLOYMENT ASSN, Cen
turY Bldg. Atlanta, Ga.
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WANTED, TRAVELLER FOR VIRGINIA.
at once: line staple for general trade;
missions. JOHN s. ALLAN, Detroit.
Mich.
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WANTED. Statesmen OF ABILITY
and neat appearance TO call on all mer-.
chants In their territory; elegant side
+ line, convenient to carry; good commits Is.
sions; prompt remittance; BBLMONI
MFG. CO., Cincinnati, Ohio
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WANTED, SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS,
up-to-date shoe men as officers, directors
and buyers for n large manufacturing
and jobbing shoe corporation now being
of money You can invest. Address H.
49,, care this Office.
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WANTED, TRAVELLING SALESMAN
with clean record and Al references:
state age and experience. Dept. !, BOX
1876, Chicago.
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WANTED. SEVERAL GOOD oRGAN1Z-
ers to represent an old established fra
ternal society paying sick, accident.
pay to business producers. Apply THE
UNITED AMERICANS. Charleston, w.
Va.
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FOR RE;NI'--A NEW UP-rO-DArg
store; price s25: possession mt once: In
dlcenrents to offer. Apply No. 10 East
Main Street.
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dry goods store; must be reliable. en-
ergetic and capable: splnedid opportu-
nifty for right man: give references.
both as to character and ability f, Ala.
care this office.