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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09

VT, IIU4, WpfbsNtn
Ger sgnrhrIt Smmeriu1brenoer Bau0ervin
bon Baltimore" %berfammelt ii6 bier ies
ben Wtontng. - Serge 0rebm h Gon9
pier am 8apt, nd6 otutitcr art btreft
bonn SOB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09
Winun LII

Game aebi nn6 europa, neri6Ienbert Gle.
anntes Upright @rano MnbngpnD Pidro;"
teines miuiifsgn6inet nit Gpieael; ib0ner Wrs
iniuiter EnrlnrsJiua. o bel 12; Niles beiIiGbe
neI. Ge6nuna NIB Sabriiantcn.@ arnntie
iperoen benz Ndufer aeaeben. gub6utrnGen IN
CSuui1, ORD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09
3u %pcrfaufen:

81 indBigem 4'rcife cine gut %etGblirte 21n1pls
@iderei nit pltgebenoem lno proiitableIn Se'
n%Sreiire: ~. is" p9smiacr Correspondent"
G56-I60-3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09
Seurn 6. aletu's Sshnurant,

Rr. 216, eid1', Hahe Sotparo.StraRe.
Bor6iigIi6e 2Setne, Spiritlofen II. nntoH'
9iadrrer. geiteS gter am 8apt. luni9
fir 6cibdftSleute bon 11.30 BORN. bis
9 tlbr Nnbmittnes. 1elepbon .. Il y.
- Wlt, Bernon 300S N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09
arutfhrs arhetts. @nduriinuns .sRrenn.

u,- G,nHET0gtY Iutt.0~y.u1g'o ',uHn..Uu.D - gI"fuht
Der r9entfbeu @efeui9nit". =. 9ieient9en, bic
bPuif6e SaHoiperfer. gIrbeiter iino 9teniiboter
gu bcf6dftiaen ipiinibcn, poIeu flo perfonlih
pier in fralfirien 8rteien an ben aeenten BET
tseieuitGtt, Subauu .. Mrper, Rr. 2i9, Glib.
Ebarp. Strahe, menoeH, ipelher lneIttgeltlth
k%llSiuntt crlbsiIen iulro. GpreritunoelL bon 1
bis 8 ubr. (Sdti2S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09
Gin saroaiu fir oeimitatis. suaer.

Gin NarDaiu fir SeimitattesS ndrr.
3ebu Nder Quten urbarcI 2unOcs fiir Sc
miifebdu, IL Wicile bon NHbnitatiun uno 10
Weilcn bon oer St1ot, bel gnIiternibnnIers
qanoitrabe %cutferTt, in Slime Nrlnoel.G orliD ;
RrciS $3.50.
HuGcrbem elm 3 unb ~ a6rr @runoItiid rnb
Gin 2 Mfer 0runnititd.
SdIite NeGer Qnnr; afeit nan Iprer NeGuerl'
fibfcit. aonrmt pnrhcrcitet &liir sIhfblub ocs
SnnhelS, nenn Gud ou5 Gam netdlli.
@cmtIciarm oorr SaHritg.
IL WIeilcn bon Der Stn0t in Wine Nrlnhels
Gountb. ~ WciIcn bon 9d1lti lniinll; arel8t
- Wlcile an Nrm hcs Wn9nlbls 6li1ec; luirh
fn1ort fir $3.50 %berfnIit. &enl sic iDirflib
eiIten if1uen 2uuoiie bilig fiittcH ionlleIt, mirh
SbHen oicicr pniIcn; pnGt er Sbden ritt, bite.
beIiitigen Sic ms nihi.
,scUrrn MrGltn Gont9aug,"
(QGai14IO Sir. iii. JOt0-GbnrIessStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09
Sn uerfaafcn:

Cine @itiipr bat SO 9dufer in alien 1beiIcn
Der Stdbt, ipelhe fe fofort oeriauten rnuB. Wlan
u~brefIirc; ~gpx &c." 1eutiher Correspondent.
(gpriIS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09

Mrbeiter unter 45 Sabren fir bic N. & -
4uDn" in ben MISREPRESENTATION at Socl'ts
lSnint Curtis 9an uni MT. Glare. 30nuen bon
81. 90 bis $3.50 pro InG neroienen. Ndb3nirn'
gen in irgeub eiHer Der obeneriudbnten 2serts
fiGtter. N5l-63)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09
Gerlanat int a%Ggemeinen.

8eaiunt rtn @eidlaft aut griteInu8er per Rott.
Gle fjnnen tiaiib Iei0t $40 perotener, gStr
liefern QSorrdthe II. aeben Mninetli19 tnlfentret.
NHuminum San8er So, GBatfielb, DltuH.
(glprtlt0,1g{D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09
G6daemge &imger- ATE,

Sas ganSe Sabr 5ntrdgltle 5onit.
9lbiuIit rein. S1S einBige Nle, tpelbes bon
einem bon NaItimore's aneeicbcnitcn G9emifien
~tnooiiiri iuiro.
0Ula . Cream.
Sin Brobuft Der nirifnnii6en aoia . gtub
mn nnS bette Seruine, ipelde5 beute auf bent
W{drft lit - nibt nfoboIbnliig
Gmb.air. eariaparina, 2cmcn. soba, Cham.
pnnncrs6ioer. suf Sipbons utb III Slatdben
nbGeSugene &afier.
S aSo :. s SSisSa%. Sciwcrlin9 &Go.,
Betoe Telephone.
(april10. 12ggte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09
SIT nermietb


COTTAGE in qutberniIle an Der o9t6rbIitet
Central ldbn." 3 IiinuicIt bon Station. Aeiils
ties 9Sniier, Nuo etc. Nan iprcdc an Gri ltlb
Siele ODER hei Gas. Y. Rerie, rGitN 2nuin0s'
gunt," @aD nth oigB. Struhc. UG0-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09
Gu %Derfnnfen:

Der 5mciIt0diQr 2a0cn unb 8obn-
bauS Gar. 2S0S, 6nirmount.apemuc
biaiger @runo3ins. Nad3uiragen
BEL Is. ). Gallagher, Ir. 2407, Sair'
momnt.gucnnc. Q46-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09

Subn ". ederBsl & Guns,
Smporitmre uno @ngross2iqIors Gambler
659-GG1, @eit.Vratt-, nahe 9enRsStr.
Baltimore, aRo.
6. h B.sIelepbon - S0utb 1876 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09

aipeiter 5lur. Sluci oocr brei 8immer, nlr
an rubiac unn beuif6 fpre6cnoe Mitbeluobner
nat. Sciuridl Saugf, 9r. CAB, @eit.HDmbaro-
Gtrabe. O59-bD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09

gaiie sur Heiie in's Mnslano bfiprgt g..
glainr, 9r. Alb, citESaiimures strahe, tabe
Gsitnml ie'apeHne
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e@mibt's nGihenfraus. 3nnr,"

VHc 2. INU VnIHNsS IFNNts )
SanptGua ritter bc5 p8dncrn Sr. lint. .Sers !
Gins" y@imenfrdn6 = EamCn = Nercins," !
,@aHton Snlmcrip. Nnli- Ii. 2ctbOcreins, !
.Oeuti6c @emitbli6fcit" unb n5ctpcrs !
Gouflnbc gtr. AIS. \. 8. g." Strides !
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gbrtng'S yGantuu aitberfranS-Sane," !
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Saupi1u1rtier hes n@ant0nspieberfrnn3N. !
/ Gin0iiunoc ieoen Miittiprb Nbeno. Ser }
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Itaa glherb. .giationdI"sgt'r ant Sapf. }
GhefnpeoifsI eIcpbor - R0lte 1853 q. }
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~ ST. Ybilips
80 drstli9cs
1rSntitnt,
YER. 1897, Of Yratt Stripe.

Spc6inllitcn thr geue'ht Ngolltlcitcn Opn
WiGuncrn nib SrGuru.
@ir bctIcn GrGmpfaberbril6c ODue r6mer3.
bate Opcration, Gtritturer, @lutOcrRtftmng uuo
GBpDili0 in aucn Stnoicn. &crluit BET Wiumis
bartlett uno ncu 6uGc5ogelc Nrunt6ettcn. sine
raibe, hnucrube Scilulg mirb Narunlirt. linz
fcre bette Gmpieblung heitcUt harin, bab uitbt
ctn Sent Dor crtrlRter ScilunN 5u bc8ablen lit.
IS Ioitct Gle NihtS, in unicrcm @iircnu bprs
6uiprcbcn uno cine priontc GoufuItntiun NIT
ms an baUcn. Ion 10 llbr Inrmittaos biS
10 llBr NhcnoS %nc6tinct. GbrCtbt, peut SDr
nibt iOmmcn tontlt.
Grtuat.Qenrtr5immer fir Snmrn.
Sruios0ins NIB &UlnnbsF nrtg SunguuS fan.
rcn al nnicrcr SBire pprbet.
sioucit. Gfe Nuno' uuo lrntt. 5trnbr.
Tclcpbou; Is Il u 1915 2Soltc; mo, lBinbior 2G0
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09

gerlangt:
9lcrIaiI

Bier @robfhmieoc.S clicr, ierncr hrei innGc
MIdImcr. nm has 8rnbf6mieos@ ef6dft 5i erler'
men. yiu65ufraGeH in Nj. 1lO1, Sit'Ntnnn'
mCnt.etrnne. G50-G1)
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-14

When an article has been on the
market Tor year. aud gains friends
every year, it issAte "a call this msdi-
cine a worthy one Such i Ballard
Horehound Syrup. IL positively cures
coughs and all pulmonary diseases
One Of the best known merchants IN
Mobile. Ala. says; For I've years
my family has not been troubled With
the winter coughs We owe this "a
Ballard Horehound Syrap. know
lt has saved my children from many
sick spells" Sold By w. N. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-14

"My mother has suddenly been made
young at 20 Twenty years Of inie0ss
suffering from dysyepsia had entirely
disabied her, uptil six months sgo,
when che began taking Electri. Biiters
which have completely cured her aud
restored the strength snd activity che
had in the prime OF life," Nrites Mr.
w. L. GilpAnrick OF Daniorth. Me
Greatest restorative medicine on the
globe. Sets stomsch. liver and hid
neys right, purifes the blood, aud
cares malaria, biIliousness and weak
ness. Wonderful nerve tonic, Price
60c Guaranteed by aIl druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-14

New York. Oct l2.-Women and
girls "a the number OF $50 employees
in various tailoring shops Ia a 5'siory
brick building In the WILLIAMSBURG
section OF BROOKLYN. escaped from
their workrooms by means of the fire
ladders. when the building caught
fire. None Of them was injured. but
they all were badly frightened The
upper part Of the building was burned
and the stage Of Philips Lyeeum thea.
ter. adjoining. was badly damaged
Loss $4,000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-14

No woman no matter how regular
her festuFes may be- can be called
pretty II Der complexion IL bsd Ofino
Laxative Fruit syrup ads digestion
and clears salloW bloichsd complies.
sons by s,imulu,ing the liver and bow.
els. Orno LaHstise Fruit syrup does
not nauseate Or EFips sad Il mild and
pieasant 90 take. Ksmsmbef the
name OTino snd Fefnfs Go heeepi any
substitute. J W McCoiium a GO.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-14
THE DAILY SUN GAINESVILLE FLORIDA. OCTOBER i9 1906
War on newhlskered paIrvn.n-

Chicago, Oct. ia d.spa,ch 10
the Record-Herald from Los Angeles
says the Son hern California veteri.
nary association has declared war on
bewhiskered dairymen. II Il has its
way eare-lakers, mixers and milk de.
liverers In this county viii have 10
go clean shaver. In paper read be-
fore the association Thursday night
by City Veterinarian Young. whlskers
were denounced as the fayorite rem.
dezvoHs and abiding place OF germs
LEGISLATION was demanded TO force
those who handle food 70 dispense
with MISUNDERSTANDING parks" on
their ohins.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-14
90 o. opn Klllea Nsaro.

Yatesyille, Ga. Oct. ~. - Gus
James. a negro. about 50 years Of age,
living I mile above this place. Vas
the victim of peculiar accident
james children had discovered .
snake near the house and the old man
went out to shoot u After geturniue
90 The house The gun vas accidentally
discharged. and the bust Of the sun
kicked him IN the abdomen. causing
bis death.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-14
cHAPPLe's RECORD.
A Young Souihsrner Who Has Made a
Big Hit in Baseball World.

The Florida Times. Union Of recent
date contained the following notice
regarding Bob Chapple. who was for
two seasons pitcher on the Oak Hall
team OF this city:
"since Robert 0lin Chapple, the
Sontherner, returned to Jacksonville
from Scranton, Penn, where he play
cd ball during the past season, he has
been asked many times about bic rec
ord 10 the New York State League
"Chspple will easily lead the pitch
ers OF that league, During the entire
season he won twenty.seven games
and lost bat seven. Three OF his losses
were during the last two weeks Of the
league and Chap says that neither he,
nor any Of the team, were working -
hard during the latter part Of the ses.
son az they were earlier on account Of
the fact that the pennant hsd been
cinched by the Scranton team.
During she season Chspple had =
most catering offer TO jump 70 York,
in the outlaw league. but, believing in
organized ball, he declined the offer.
sChap' expects to have reunion here
shortly when Jack Robinson and Bob
Kennedy report for the winter sea.
son."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-14

The - 20 certify ihai 90 dSaeEisis
srs suihont-d "a ssisnd yeaF m0asJ
if Foisy's Hvnsy go Tar fails ~ cafs
foar ssafh ~ eoid d stopt ths
caush. hssis tts lanrs 50 F'sssuis
senaas fsssits from ed Gers d
Fdpps. esegh. tud pFsssHts puss.
mous asd ssufanefian. Contsius ~
og.stst TIE Fsnuiss 70 10 ysliss
rsrtass nsfsfs fsbstiatss J w.
NsTsl.an a c.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-14
FAULTY DIGESTION
Quickly Skaters the Nervous STsism
and Should Be Given Aiien-
ton A. Once.

4
and Should Be Given Atten.
ton A. Once.
II the soIereF with weak nerves ouly
realised that faulty digestion was
the chief cause Of nerve exhaustion. q
core would be mnch easier. foF BE-
uoold then strengthen the digestive
organs with Mi-o.ns stomach tablets.
Al few days use Of these tablets vii
tone and strengthen the digestive eye
tenn 20 thsi IL will absorb Ell the sle'
ments Of nerve force from the daily
food and the nerves wiil b. strength
spsd sleeplessnsss uill BE- overeoms.
9raknes. will vanish. and the yarions
functions o. The body viii bscoms nai-
oral spd regular
II 700 hsve 'pseks before ihs sJe''
arc sleepless. hsre nsrvoos tsitshtrgs.
bss8sehss and backaehss. v thsfs Il
Masses o. distress after sstlng. v ~
appetts l. poor snd thsfc h FsnfThi
dsbillsy a1d uesknsss. begin ,hs a'e
n Mi.o.na at osss. ard yoa sill sooa
notice msfhsd infFofensui ~
health. IA wlll give stFsnEth snd sigof
a. ths ahais digestive sysifm. 'ssiofs
t,s ,,tsi iofes aud nerve snsrEI snd
irs.r, subtiou. ufssEih ana SD
,-i,,,s 20 ths dlssoangri fus-do~p
ard usat.
yss rsn rs usk stsisfst be- hlI.
,fi.o.ss To- =. ". MrCoIisu a %
-..a a. si.sotets FnafaatFe $50 FFsff
tl.rfnt hoH lhtt 81 Eielfg 49,
frrt-t anisss Ml-s.nt dos AZ iaai "
e'almes foF o.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-14

Nashville. Tonn. Oct % "A 80
patch from HgnttwIs. Ala sats fhf
main building ~ the Oatwoad Ma
ual TfaiBlnE scho8. near ftat plarF
uas completely drsruyfi bY Ore ~
day morning Oas ffa3snt uas bern
90 70 desth NoihlnE sas sarsd IIe
purpose ~ ths sebo8i BE- 90 eisesit
yourK people ~ thf on.1fta rhoe for
ChuniaE a1rA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-14
1ON FOUND
IGYPRESS SWAMP
White Man, But No
rsuld Identify It.
N PECULIAR CASE
PECULIAR CASE

]. 8. a Stranger Who Acted
bronson Some Time Ago
Containing a twenty Dol.
Found BY Body.
o.. l3-A dispatch from
q, 70 Sheriff E. Walker yes
.rBiDs stated that a man had
dead on the rod ana tina, a,'
..,iou vas necessary. The
49, notified County Judge
-, they left together by
...,v,nce 70 where the body
reported found for the por-
.,IiDg q thorough investigs-
g, resching Ellrey they we're
M, only the skeleton re-
sD,souently Judge Friedman
! inquest unnecessary The
80 found by a young man
,rO. IN the edge OF a cypress
g, one mile south Of Ellzey
isjieations the man had been
!. ,ou,hs. As 20 who he was is
and probably never will be.
NJ middle OF last August, a
ased through Bronson 60
!. direction Of Otter Greek,
tins peculiar manner. He
I'D q while anI then run,
IN again snd then run, and
l.pt up un;il be was out OF
4 htnme party was also seen
Apoeh otter Creek aud Eli
fin the same manner, and
,ioD is that this was the
> ikele,on was found in the
is pond.
Rllker, who made dilligent
silhe parties who remem-
piing the strange man, and
slo,hing found on the Pkele-
rshes the correspondent with
Ing description; About elk
usight 40 to 100 pounds, sal
sIion, light hair and clean
rnped walk, ell his teeth be-
snvs two Of the lower ones,
~ missing, black serge coat
er. checked DeeliRee shirt,
81 bat and red socks.
liu can which contained a
.slar gold certificate No.
i'd also a bottle containing
ssanIi,I Of laudanum was
'si,hs body.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-14
lRsrrY HIGH SCHOOL.

Notes Prepared by The
Va Special Reporter.
'u'J aod happy.
pa our parents come TO see
Fe have the finest and
y school in the State.
si'uibg 20 keep our rooms
s''ol grounds clean and free
DITTO b. At least a good
Woond thessbOOl grounds.
ell raise half the money
'aafd Of Trustees furnish
ssool yard ought not 70 be
hssly.
Pa' Paid usa Hne eOmpIi-
ha'si The other morning.
that he had never seen
'si'h the general spirit
t5eefiu. and fseanfffoa
~ rooms already have
haa seats-places 70 pot
l'''s.pal says be win soon
ne z o." (s,audInF-
tsl on she Eighth and
f11ms
a1noaneed last Mon
I'i'sblsssao, surpnss Tor
Friday and had us
f1s ihs week shat b,
iHiaJ at chapel. ~.
''1lnesd that be Wat
Pc p~miss. and a.
NJ" Eosahsl Pednes
~ ID. which she dc
..h keagtg and ern.
'a.'h iolioHed shaw-
~ 'Hfft s1nR Eas "a.
rtlsunoursed fhai
siusmbsFt voaIi
i''lsssrs.ssf e. o.
'lss ssYs farmss
q ths msnbsr.
'zEisr ana snIos
r-tss sir Esss
hisfnsts Fsstys
i.,anan IhsT rili
f'astsr kas niss
-. ft t-taoi tstrkfrg
49,. tH A lisrutass 81
sac mns hasr.
r-iml
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-14

WhNfst1fH Ca. Ca it--afE
HtsrsY rss.h ~ Fttp ~ trs. 80
Einas t.1rzs amlta scar NhrfttefE
fsfss Wfsts age has 800 fgasf fs.t
a. - msfeef Be- fss Care Zee ecsff
49, fu-aumrsss4 - ~ asEy a -
erzFf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
Tn7es-Dispatch Branches,

established Tor the benet Of ,ha,, hnys been
distance from the Main Office OF ,rhn w T,nt 4
any of these he pranass. prS'ch Wants lott at
careful attention though they had he.n same ur
a, the Maln Office. and there %ili ne prsn lett
sl.AyGIlTE2hs DRUG STORE. Twenty. mn,
", i EANEs; 1913 E.. Broad Street,
RoEisRT WILLIAMS i" Tws ntSad tfStre sus
rS Nsiss$H S'' GhAsr co. you,s., ana
G. " iiASTsriiMEn, No SO WEI, u.r,s,u
TM6MPsoS,.s DRUG STORE, No. 1852, Wa,
l. /. nEVERIpaE. Brook Aycnu, an, ~, >
RApY'S, p Z Nn STORE; Barton Height.
RofhiiHN'1s PtiXRMxcT. No, 100 Eos, ms,,n,n
CRY DRUG STORE, No. nu Eva, y,,n
,, Strset corner g,iI% iEIif f w. ~'a
FISE ssTnIET PHARMACY, No. $50 South
r6iNpEx Observation-Disclosures CO., No q.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. 70, SOL Yves,
EAToN piAnMAcy, Twen,y-elshta ana y
i52F EMiE h e. pla u f1Hs .ss sias'
HuNDLEY &AWALKER PweIty,iith aud
c4sNfflE:R,,5 BRy .,a STORE; I'd 10. l.qll
TWENTY EIGHTH AND n STREET PHAR-
MACY, Twsnty-sighth and n Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
SOLICITORS & statesmen.

WE WANT A MAN WHO HAS CON.
{ fldcncc III his own resources ana c 1,i
meet strong competitions patent lreu III
cine experience preferred; state age anu
give full particulars. Box 900, chicago.
1RAvELtNG6 SALESMAN WANTED ~
sell grocers !; permanent position; sih .
4 present occupation and salary OK pccte ~
(. LOS ANGELES CIDER CO., New :Gork.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

AGENTS. ON SALARY OR COMMITS
sion. The greatest agents seller. ever
q produced every user Of pen and Ink
buys It on sight; 200 to 800 per cent.
profit; one agents sales amounted to
1920 In six days; another $50 In two
hours. MONROE MEG. CO., x 80, La
Crosse, Wis 5li9 eaF E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
The Rate for Classified
Wait Advertising

II 1 cent per word. Net Cash In AZ
VANCE, with a minimum cost OF ~
"A cents for each Insertion. The Same
jtntc applies to deaths, mnrrlases
Il obitunrics aud ali other clnss,tted ~.
tices. No display type allowed IN ths
3aclassi{led columns H1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
REAL ESTATE, WANTED.

WA MEDIA COUNTRY RESI- y lINC1
rental wanted aud full information rs to
( location. Address l. 427, cure Times
Y Dispatch. es
WA Nr1D--TO RENT a TRANS llNT
holel; Virglnn or North Carolina; forty
. lvd OF, nifty rooms; take charge ",
once Or early fall. Address liOTEl!,5
No. OH West Main Street Richmond
Va. Il, g n
30 or 45-rooT ON /, 1'ARE i
Avenue. llcnr street Cur INC; cas 7o t AZ
dress r., 100, care thls office. sg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

MANAGER WANTED-AN OHIO COR
Il operation, manufacturing household
n necessity desires Virginia manager;
~ demonstration in leading department
81 store: Onlca furnished: three years con
Z tract salary, $3.50 aud commissions;
d good opening for man of character and
6 liability. Address MANAGER I'll On
,Pstarlo Building. Toledo, Ohio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

MAN WANTED ilN TIE REAL ES-
tate business; .,.exy",rien';e Unnecessary.
v j f honest, ambitious and willing to learn
the business thoroughly by mail and
REPRESENTATIVE, write immedia tely for
full particulars. Address NATIONAL
54 GO-OpERATIVE REALTY CO, Sl7 Il,
Athenaeum Building. Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

SELL OUR, RESERVOIR DUST Dss
schools, residences. public buildings,
hotels. halls; field unllniited reduce dust
NJ per cent. actual test; gold medal NJ
tocd Sbig mnrgnin and great seller, with
opportunity to build up permanent trade;
exclusive terrtory:n compeiltn.ni1. ~, s 'k:ue
j experience MILWAUKEE dust LESS LESS
BRUSH CO., Milwaukee, WIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

5C1REAiEN AND BRAIlEMENs ON VIR-
IN CHINA AND OTHER railroads; expert
81 ltnce unnecessary, Flrcmcn, 500 become
Cd engineers Il NJ earn 5000 monthly Rrakc-
5n.en, SIR become aconductors4 and earn
III $3.50 iEAate ageN send stamp. Name
5 position preferred. RAILWAY ASSO-
y38 CITATION, Room o56-227, Monroe street.
tS Brooklyn, N. T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

ASSISTANT BOOK KEEPER AND sIM-
a riencc, knowing his work and not atra1d
X Of long hours. Address in own hana :,
fsss writing: state salary expected. al
8# dress X asa, care this Office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

GREATEST AND LATEST AGENTS'
7 propositions: everybody buys our, sl.5o
toilet combination containing perfume,
{talcun powder. t1c,,tifricc, sonp:s; Can't
Il seven and eight bar 500 boap assert.
ifSnts. Illustrated circular convinccss..
Il DAVIS SOAP WORKS, 81 Union Park
1olnce. Chicago. ElilI.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
HELP WA.NTED-Male.

AN INEXPERIENCED . SALESMAN !,
y ciothlnr aud dry-goods must have some
A idea Of window decorations; reference re-
4 nuired. S. DAVIDSON & Co, Law;
y renceville Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

COMMERCIAL. TGC!l-
meal and mechanical positions; the de-
n,and for competent people exceed the
supply. Write for partculnrs. M
q TICNAL EMPLOYMENT ASSOGl.A-
Il ZION, Century Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

IN SIX WEEKS YOU CAN BECOME y
81 successful commercial travelling sales
man We teach yen free and get you
4 responsible position. BRADSI,REEF
X SCHOOL COAnERCIAL SALESMAN
e SHIP, BUFFALO. y. Y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

FEW LIVE. WIDE
awake, hustllng statesmen for monu-
mental aHd all kinds of finished marble
work, a good opening for good mon.
THE CREOLE MARBLE CO.. Nelson,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO
4 learn plumbing, brcklayng. plastering
4 trades: pays. s. q day. Special offer seS
Z two months course, short time only:
Y unions card guaranteed COYNE
I'll BROS, CO, New York, Chicago. ST.
h Louis. Free catalogue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
AGENTS WANTED.

AG15N,rs-OUR CtTY OFFICES BURN-
ed factory utllarmed; shipping soap
Same day orders arrive; new six-cake
winner; 6-cake box With 6-incli mirror
going like wildf1re; 1873 per cent. profit
our soaps and offers beat all others;
our agents making big money; why net
yo,l? PARKER CHEMICAL Co. Chi-
CnEo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

DRUGGIST WANTED-FULL HE s15l
IN y ev:,state experience aud age; salary
SIS SIS ptg II week 10 start with. "; a. a.
II X ceiling, 2o2233 Sycamore Street, Peters
burg, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

IN Z S1NnyEEltS WE educate YOU
sin craftsmanship. secure youTa position
Il as travelling salesman with responsible
firm. Address THE BRADSTREI1T
SYSTEM, Rochester. N. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

GOOD PAY FOR EARNEST WORKERS
b everywhere distributing circulars, sam
$4ples and advertising matter; no .canvaSs,
ling. COOPERATIVE ADVERTISING
$8CQ, New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

FOR ". 8. ARMY.-ABLE-
bodied unmarried men, between ages OF
good character and temperate habits
who can speak; read and write English
For Information APPLY to RECRUITING
OFFICER, 500 East Broad street Rich
gmond Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

GRAct7 STREET, T5A S'r. aO2--tvAN T'ED,
borders to occupy large second st0ry
front room, southern exposure; tabie
md scrvlco good. "A.