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New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Situations Wanted-Male and Female
-Four lines (nOt exceeding p words) three
insertions. 10 cents; seven insertions. so
cents. Exceeding "a words and less than 90
words. three insertions. so cents; seven in
sertiOns. co cents.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
WORK WANTED.

Male.
vyATCHAIaN or PORTER. or day;
in Office or wholesale building: sober and
willing: good references. n. T.. 80 West
18th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

yvATCFIMAN or PORTER.-NSisht or day;
in Office or wholesale building; sober and
willing; good references. n. T., 80 Wes'
iSth 81.
wATCHhrAN.-Man. IS. wishes position as
Watchman or caretaker; city or eountrys ;
"A years reference. p. MARBLE. 500 East
Saith 81.
YOUNG MAN. IS: work at anything; best
references. WILLIAM WALSH, S2t
Cherry Ct
YOUNG MAN. age 90. German. speaks
English. desires healthful outdoor occu-
patton: reference. Address MAX O&ELr-
RAD. care OF ADOLF Mandel. 16S Rlvington
street
YOUNG MAN, %. married; at anything;
seven years In last place % East llSth
ST.. candy store.
YOUNG MAN. la. would like position
whore there Is rapid advancement: no
factory work. Address J. DOHON, S14 10Th
ave.
YOUNG MAN; educated; conducted newspa-
per (Russian) business IN New York for
five years: we'll known among Slavonic peO-
pie in United States speaks English Ger
man. Russian Sespeetallyl, Pollsh, Bone
milan, Slavish. VICTOR p. GI4AD4CES, an
East 10th SO.
YOUNG MAN. o. experienced grain and
cotton market reporter, desires change;
three years with large Sommercsal me "a news ser
in8tOn ave, Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN. p: porter. assistant to ship
ping, gardening or anything; strictly
temperate; Al references. EDWARD
sEIPEI.. $50 Hart st.. Brooklyn.
WORK WANTED.
---------~---
Female.
A REFINED. educated Octoroon woman.
pleasing personality; Office clerk; best per
sonal reference. 22S West 18th 81.
COPPER, &c.-By bright young lady: expe-
rienced: also telephone operator. MAY
SCOTT, 357 East Sth st.
DREssMAKER- class; thoroughly
experienced; quick sewer; s2 out by day;
references. Address Miss STONE, Tribune
Uptown Office. 1854 Broadway.
MAsSEUsB. = Colored: facial manicuring
and general massage at ladies' residences.
Miss SCOTT. Is West S9th st.
STENOGRAPHER.-Y lady. II; six
derwOod operator; salary moderate: refer
ence IL required. G. CRIMES 123 Hull st.,
Brooklyn.
sTENoGRAPHER. typewriter. assistant
bo0kkeeper; Russian-Amerlcan young
lady; knowledge German, French; moderate
SS4aAy. oA6G1G An 4UAf WoiShAuBOOu ave.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR--Two years
experience in central office: reference;
state salary. Address Miss A. HAAS, 3s3
55th st.. Brooklyn.
YOUNG LADY, in doctors Office 70 answer
door and telephone. Please write CARL
son, sos 1th ave, Brooklyn.
WANTED.-By Southern lady OF education
and refinement 20 read two or three hours
daily to invalid or aged person. Address
Mrs: JOHNSON, 66 Linden ave-. IrVingtOn,
n. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

WATCHArAN.-Ma IS. wishes position as
watchman or caretaker: city or country;
"A years reference. p. MARBLE. S22 East
Saith 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

YOUNG MAN, IS: work at anything; best
references. WILLIAM WALSH, 32s
Cherry Ct
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

YOUNG MAN. age 90. German. speaks
English, desires healthful outdoor occu-
patton: reference. Address MAX OXELr-
RAD. care OF Adolf Mandel. 165 Rlvington
street.
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sew 1oRa.

-ELEGANTl.Y F7RAIsHED APARTMENT. private
A. lif 81 ~ lal.. including meals. two. SO weekly;
81 THE ALABAMA. y E5st Ilth St
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
CHARMING EXCURSIONS
RED BANK. LIME

n q AAA ~ --Y 4 n q = - . q u ~
Leaves Franklin ST.. Pier "a. N. r. daily. a. m,
.. Sundays. a. only Highlands. Red Bank. etc
Exc Trolley connection Lone Branch. Asbury Park
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

BUTLER. valet or attendant. by a thor
oughIy competent and reliable American
man; personal reference. w. NJ, 494 Scot
land ST.. Orange. n. ].
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-07-17
LOS ANGELES SALOON PLAN,
No Treating, Only Purest Liquors,
City Gets Profit, ~

Los Angeles Herald.
This civ will in the near fntnrs
vote on q ,,lsp fo, reou)s1ino sal,oo>
which promises:
No 1,ca1inr
Only the rnres, bonn,S +, he sols
Rorreo,,c,,s ci,.c, \ pc,rcn,sse -
MI ,.srt," drinks - ouSh the sale -:
o,n-,ri,x;rart> H..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-07-17
FIRST ALL-STEEL COACH.

The Southern railway enjoys the
distinction Of building the first all
steel passenger coach ever construct
ed in the United States, ii is reliably
reported. This coach will soon be
placed in service and work on two
others Of the same kind has been
started. This car is made entirely of
steel, except the interior trimmings,
which are of fire-proof wood. The
car possesses two very important ad-
vantaees over the other classes Of
coaches in that il is tire-proof in adj
dition TO being proof against tele-
scopin@ With these two dangers
eliminated the list Of casualties in
American railway accidents will be
very greatly diminished. The only
objection raised to the all-steel car is
the weight, which is said to be Is
per cent. in excess of the weight Of
the ordinary wooden coach. The
Charlotte Observer says: at is moi at
all Surprising that the Southern rail
way should he the first TO put into Dse
the steel passenger coach, for, while
II may be remiss in many things, This
great corporation is az all times en-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-07-17
close all saloons. Both failed.

Petitions signed by Is per cent: Of
the voters at the last general election
form the first step. With the petit
1ion< is draft Of the proposed leg
i$lation. When enough signatures are
secured, the petitions go to the city
couneil, whose duty it is to pass the
Legislation without amendment, or at
once TO call special election. Should
The petitions contain less than l5
ur2' cent ana more than per cent OF
The voters. the subject is placed npon
ne ballot 8, the general elections be-
.:maHN.
Al present Lo> Angeles has 2o0o
saloons and over 100000 inhabitants,
.h, 2i>lric, in which the saloons OPP
r,air i confined to teh business cen
tyr. Each pays a license of $15 a
:.nM;h 10 the city.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-07-17
ATLANTA EXCURSION.
Rate Correction.

The rate Of $%2.25 as advertised in
Aver from Prosperity to Atlanta and
return for the excursion July oath
VIA C.. y. and L. ana s. \. l.. is an
error and will NOT be protected. The
correct rate Is $3.50 as per all other
matter. and will be the
,aiv al which tickets will be sold.
W. l.. R"rruuyhS. T. P. \. s. \. l..
! +. I-iving>tvN. :. \. {. \. and l..
Columbia. :. {.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-07-17
Real Estate the Basis of All Security.

Do you know that the best security earth is earth?
From all value is derivecdrecty or indirectly, Do you
know that the weathest people in those who
become through the increase in the value Of real estate?
DO you know that my friend Mr. Pool bought lot nearthe
College few years ago for $780, shortly afterwards sold
for $780, Today without buildings would sell for 25O0
Do you know that piece Of property which sold for $2O
900 about three yearg ago, is today worth $40 900?
The population OF NeWberry is growing rapidly and this
rapid growth makes continued increasing demand for haba
ton, which increases the value Of the land
Did ever hear Of Slaughter Prices Real Estate?
Why not? There is no changing Of syes-no remnants
no shef-worn goods.
Buy piece Of Real Estate and you will be better citizen
Below am listing number Of desirable lots If none Of
these suit you, know can find one that will:
Nos !, 2, 3, lots are near my residence
Nos 5, 8, T. 80, 10 and lots known as the Wheeler
property.
H. 49, IA and Is ots price, $780, $780, $3.50 and $500
49, 49, TO- 2l and p at ST. 3OO S. 2OO ST. 100, 900
and ) 9OO Brick Stores on Main Street.
23 at SlOOO0 2sory brick building occupied by Post
Office Express and Telegraph companies
a. livery stables conveniently located
2o lot near power house,
TO- 800 acres Of land near Whitrnire
So lot and 5room house, fruit trees and good garden
80 house and lot near College t4il
So Lot near College HILL
90 House and lot near Baptist Church
81, House and lot adjoining No. 38
4O Farm MountWle
Al, House and lot at Mountvile
AZ, Building lot in Brookand
IL Shares NeWbery Real Estate Co. Stock
w, NJ ~ Shares Ne~berry National Bank stock
"ANl ED-o shares Exchange Bank STOCK
ps, ,, ~ Shares OF Newberry Cotton Mil stock
$ssss ssis sa!1n fsa Bank SstR Company Stock
For SS"o"s ss sn sssS s E
'"o eooo >nce on Main
p,on. n. ia. BURTON,
NeuhexrH "Ute NO; 81 The Man Between
'' ~ ~ The Buyer and Seller"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-07-17
33 1-3 per cent Discount Off on Summer Goods
Slippers and Oxfords

Will go in this sale at actual cost. This is
your opportunity to get bargain in good
Oxfords. We sell the best makes for La
dies Men and Children
All Muslins and Lawns (colored) at al
most your own price to clean up.
A big reduction on all Ribbons, Laces,
Embroideries. White Goods, India Linens,
Persian Lawns, Umbrellas and Parasols.
All Straw Hats at half price,
One lot rs doz) Mems Negligee Shirts
worth 75c, for this sale 39c each.
One lot go doz) Mems Negligee Shirts
worth ST. 90, for this sale soc each.
One lot $50 doz) Mems Lion Brand Shirts
worth $l.0O and $l.25 kind for 75c.
Also big lot Mems and Boys Negligee
Shirts to close at Csc.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-01
IN THE SHADOW
OF SHAME
By Fitzgerald Molloy
Copyright by E. Fitzgerald Molloy.

No; it is a perfectly lovely after
noon you will enjoy ii come
Olive Dun1barton looked at the young.
flushed face before her. and some mem
DRY of her own bright youth came back
to her across the darkcned years.
Throwing lace veil around her head,
she descended the steps leading to the
garden.
Ouinton, with an air of confusion, ad-
vanced to meet her, but Veronica would
not give him time TO speak nor allow
her mother 10 talk to him. She felt the
need of expressing her emotion
Look at the sunset; isn't it glorious
this aftcrnoon?" the girl said quickly.
IF you come here you will see the
branches of this tree spread like net
work across the red sky Isn't it beau
tiful? And have you noticed that tiny
streak of gold just touching the green
down low"
The three stood and gazed in silence
for some seconds.
Then Veronica spoke again, but in a
softer, slower voice. in whose under
tones tenderness lay.
Il think this world might be beau
tiful and happy place if She broke
off suddenly. sighed, and, slipping one
arm within her mothers, drew close to
her side
IF there was no trouble" suggested
Olive Dumbarton
Your trouble hope will soon be
over" Quinton said.
God grant it." Olive Dumbarton an
swered.
Hearing footsteps, they turned, and
saw Valerius coming from the house
and approaching them. His face was
pale, and the careworn look it had as
sumed since his return was accentuated
by the anxious, eager expression in his
large blue eyes.
"You have something to tell me" she
replied, glancing at him.
Il have
About she said. tremulously.
"Yes. ! have just seen Mackworth
who for the past few days has been in
communication with the Partisan po-
lice"
Well" said Veronica, impatiently
They have been able to assure him
that the foreigner, Mezza, left Paris for
London the day after your husband ar
rived here"
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what was now in the eyes of the law
but a feasible surmise became the in
spector's duty, and his first step in this
direction was his endeavor to discover
Mezza. In this the Partisan police were
unable to afford Mackworth any help.
II the scoundrel had returned to Paris
he had not gone back to his old quar-
ters, had not given his own name at
the house where he stayed, and had not
been seen in his former haunts. The
inspectors fear was that the man had
made his way quietly and unobservedly
to Italy or Sicily, where. hiding among
the people of some unknown hamlet in
the mountains, he might spend the re
mainder of his days in perfect security
This supposition did not preven,
Mackworth from using all his energies
in his search for Mezza, and already
the police all over the continent were
looking for the man, whose personal
description had been forwarded to them
while at the same time inquiries were
being made regarding him by the Lon
don police.
1t happened, one bracing, blustery Oc-
tober morning that Mackworth, having
just left his house with the intention OF
seeing what results had attended these
Investigations, noticed q mans figure ad-
vancing up the street and pausing now
and then to examine the numbers oi
the houses he passed. In this figure
Mackworth almost Immediately recog-
nized Pietro, the collar OF whose over
coat was turned up around his neck, a
wooden muffler covering his mouth, a
wide-brimmed soft hat shadowing his
features.
Catching sigh. of Mackworth, tn
model FASTENED toward him, saying:
"Ah, it is you, signor."
"Have you been looking for mel"
Eyes. came by the train under
ground to Kings Cross, and then find
your street; but its so long, and the
houses, they are all alike"
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come two days before; that he was go
ing to play in the orchestra when the
opera began in the autumn.
"What else2" inquired the inspector,
whose expectations were thoroughly
roused
He say nothing more. Lorenzo, he
thought him drunk. for Mezza would
say little; he did not wish to talk, and
Lorenzo let him CO.
But" Mackworth asked anxiously,
didn't he asked Mega where he was
staying?"
NO; but Lorenzo saw him leave a
house in Clerkenwell. lodging house
kept by an Italian woman, Maria Ro-
SELF. in Summers street"
Mackworth made hasty note of the
address
''He was staying there?'
Lorenzo did not know" replied Pie
tro, Struggling his shoulders.
"When did he meet him again!"
"He see him no more"
"Or heard Of him.
mo. Lorenzo, he thinks Marco must
have gone away again. He would go
and ask for him at the house, but Mezza,
he was not friendly. You see, sisnor,
he did not come TO Hammersmith
because he would meet me. | ask him
in my letter for the money he owe me
he make no answer, and he did not
come near me-
Il will see your friend. What's his
name?'
Lorenzo Bartolini."
"\Ehere js he TO he fotnd7"
"He makes statues in a shop in Kings
Cross road; don't know the number,
but you will easily find it, signor.'
Il am glad you are here; the air will
serve YOU" he said, addressing his
cousin.
A quarter Of an hour later and Mack
worth had found the shop in the King
Cross road, entering which, he asked
for Lorenzo Bartolini, when low-sized,
thick-set man in his shirtsleeves, and
with his face, hands and head all COW
cred with white powder, came from the
workshop at the back to see him..
Lorenzo, whose black, round eyes as
sumed startled expression when his
visitors calling was made known to him,
appeared willing to give whatever in
formation he could; but that was little
in itself, and conveyed nothing more
than what Pietro had already stated.
This man had never known Mezza in
tiinately, but had seen him few times
when he had stayed with Pietro in
Hammer smith, and had fallen into that
friendly intercourse which foreigners in
a strange land quickly form. He had,
| therefore, been surprised when Marco
would have passed him without speak
ing, and, thinking it was accidental, Lo-
renzo had stopped him
But that Mezza had wished to hold no
conversation with his acquaintance soon
became plain to the latter, who accord
ingly went his way without learning
much of the man he had encountered.
The chief impression Lorenzo carried
away from this meeting was that
Mezza was drunk.
You are sure of that" said Mack
worth.
well, he couldn't speak plain enough.
II was not that, but his manner-it was
confused"
Gould that have been because he
had met countryman whom he wished
to avoid?"
Put we had never quarreled?"
"He may not wish to have been seen
by you
did he mention Pietro's name?"
Ito be continued.)
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you have something to tell mel"
Eyes, and / look for you"
Come with me-" Mackworth said
rapidly retracing his steps.
"Sit down." remarked the inspector
impatiently, "and tell me what you
know"
"The other day, signor, when I told
you knew nothing Of Marco, you did
not believe me-"
NO." Mackworth assented, with blum,
honesty.
"You thought I knew all about him
and you would have got me into
trouble"
"Well, well?"
Now I will prove to you." continued
ward his hearer, that I knew nothing
Of him; that whatever be did was nons
of my affair"
"How?" asked the Inspector, his Inn.
patience increasing.
Because when l hear of him I CON-
and tell you. ] am IN honest man;
don't want no trouble TO come 10 me-
"What did you hear of himp
That he was in London IN Septem
ber."
DO you know what date1"
mo; it was m the middle Of ths
month"
"But how did you hear this3" Mack.
worth inquired, repressing the fact thal
he was already aware Of this new4
only last night at the restaurant
where the Italians meet in Hammer.
smith. Lorenzo Bartolini told me"
"What?'
That he had seen Marco one niGh'
it was in September-and Marco
would have passed him in the stree,
without speaking; but Lorenzo. who i.
Neapolitan, and knew him wen
stopped and asked him when be hat
come to London; Mezza said he hat
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Synopsis Of Preceding Chapter,

Olive DuIubartBn SITTER the legal separation from
her brutal hu.iAnf. BECOMES successful AutAOr---
and lives quietly with her daughter, veronica. IN
Heatou Road, st. Johns Wood, London, Her hu.-
band secretly returns to London and by letter makes
further demands for money. Her cousin Nai~- Us
GaIbrzitn. = man Of independent we2lt as
been In love with her since early YOUTH ca-5 y
farewell before starting 9 TIP to Egypt. t
night Olive Durnbarton 10 found in her library
holding a dagger over the dead body Of her husband
She L arrested held for trisl. and detectives are
put on the case George Bostoek the Publisher, and
Naiertus GabrAih take active interest In the IN
ye.tatioi. and the former 10 shkdowed BY Inspector
Aackworth Angela MezLA IN Italian woman, swears
Mn DuuIbarrOn and Inspector MAek.ortn tist the
discover. PietrO. a model and former COMPANION oi
MexLa
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reports the discovery of Cancerol, which
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Then Maekworth is IN the Italians
track" exclaimed Ouinton.
But has he found .him?" queried
Veronica.
Found him." repeated Valerius,
drawing in his breath between his closed
teeth. mot yet
"The time will come" cried out Quin-
ton, look of happiness and triumph
illumining his dark face, his eyes turned
toward Veronica.
This is the beginning of the end"
said Olive Dumbarton. MY heart IS al
ready freed from its burden"
CHAPTER XIV.
The news Mackworth received from
the Partisan police that Marco Mezza
had returned to the French capital at
the end of July, and had quilted it again
on the day succeeding that on which
David Dumbarton had departed for
England, came as a surprise to the in
spector. For, in the first place, it
proved that Pietro's statement regard
ing Mezza's movements was true, and,
in the second, it formed an unexpected
link in the association Of this man with
the tragedy of the Hexton road
No longer did the slightest doubt re-
main in Mackworth's mind regarding
the perpetrator of this crime, for which
an innocent woman yet stood accused.
Mezza had taken his revenge and full
filed his threat at the risk of his own
life
But to establish as an undoubted fact
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Want tho Ooubtogo

l. 70 give them the proof-she evidence
ond glory OF new lie In their Own bodies
and want to pay tho cost Of this proof-sii Of
nID the very last cent-myself
have put my life into this wofk-I hold the
record OF thousands of ourcs-nos some better
but thousands OF desperate sufferers. hearty
and strong and big and we'll: and their letters
are IN nv hands 70 prove every word I Say
Rhe0matism, kidney troubles heart disease.
parsiAl paralysis. bladder trou bles. stomach apd
bo~al troubles. piles. catarr h. bronchitis ve1k
female troubles lumbago. skin diseases scrofulA,
tmlSre blood. general debility. organic vital all
meuts, etc. are cured &C remain and continue
cured.
No mstter how you sre no matter what your
disease, will have the remedies sent to you and
given into your own hands free. paid for By me
and delivered At my own cost
These Remedies VIII 0ueo
Taey have cured thousands of eases-nearly
every disease-and they d cure and there 10 no
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wiil you let me DO this for you-wili 700 let
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you willing TO trust N aster physician who not
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Let me make you we'll. Give me your name
meat is yours as my cost No bills OF any kind
nc fapers-nothing but my absolute good viii
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OR. JAMGs W. KIDD.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for Chfl-
dren Teethns rests the child and comforts the mother
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SIP to $35 Per Week

And . 2O-YEAR GOLD FILLED
WARRANTED WATCH GIVEN AWAY.
We want representative in every town and
city to advertise. take orders. and appoint sub
agents, 30 per cent commission and other in
ducemen,s. big money made. and pleasant,
clean work; goods sold to advertise at half
price. credit given agents, no money required.
for trust you until after delivery, giving
you 10 to 30 days; sample 6-inch shear seat
receipt of advertising price 4 cents; all
vince you that you can make el200 10 &a6oO
per week on our goods; exclusive territory
given with control Of sub-aGents. Answer at
once. while territory is open; salaried positise
after you become experienced.
TnR UNITED SHEAR CO.. wss.seso. Msss.
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Some of Its Exclusive Feature
THE MOST AMPLE INTERMEDIATE
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81 deem your Comprehensive Standard Dactoaary
superior to any similar volume that has ys< come
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