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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-05
.IpINo oAs our ID &c sTATE

PIPING GAS OUT OF THE STATE.
The movement inaugurated at
t.Gsa and other pla es to prevent
pipe Sne companies from piping nat
ural gas out of the new state has in
view a good plrpo e and Is commend
aBlo, as seeking to build up home in
situations. The dlnlculty to be cou-
tended with is the conflict with the
lnterstlte commerce provision cf the
constitution %. the United States ana
the laws of congress made in pursu
aurc Of thai power granted to con-
grese
n has been held that natural gas IN
pipe line was an article Of com
merce and as such could be trans
ported in pipe lines beyond state
boupdaries 1t may be, however, that
loans may be found Of at least dis
conraeins the ripine of gas out OF
The state. 1t Is every bit needed at
home 20 supply home manufacturers
and ile and can all be utilized at a
anol profit TO producers
OF course. Oklahoma does MT seek
lsolaucn, nor does she desire TO m
terlore with trade relations with othee
states. hat sha does wish to rulize TO
the fullest extent her own natural
rose oe and does aspire to be p
great manufacturing state Her as
piilti0ns al ng this line might be-
yeey seriously obsuueted by a
monopoly Of her sas fields under the
control Of a pipe line con pany which
transported It beyond the state lines
to build up competitors in other
state while Oklahoma industries
laneulshed
III the trans. rtation beyond state
lines may not be directly accomplish
cd. tho same practical resel mas be
obtained by onering extra induce
monts and providing greater fleillties
for home cons mpiion
Oklahoma is rich beyond oompari-
son ia her great -oai oil and gas
aelis and should -iilize then at hone
90 tne very nllet extent Lib@al
laws regarding h.me transportation
and cons mptiou and in regard to the
establishment o. home Industries can
accomplish much
AS last resort there can be nc
oul on D. that with proper state
consitrtional provisions the state
itself cosll huiid ra maintain pipe
lines. that did not ruu beyond IN
boundaries n the state indeed could
not ruu beyond the bound rles OF tho
state and iu that way maintain con
trol as aeanst a foreign monopoly
Wnile there is good reason for the
state as rule to refrain from state
con ercisl enterprl es, yet there ar,
Gre eases where that seems to b,
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the Indians on the people Of The new
ste the Indians have certainly
had enough Il departmental monkey
business
rhe same dispatch says that the
committee IS considering the plan to
secure Theses lands and turn them
ovor TO the new state for school
iana
While ne people OF the new state
rc grateful Tor what congress has
Ions for their schools. yet the real
ih t. thst the grant OF mcney IN
ie Of school land in the Indian Ter
3oly IN no wise commensurate
.ilh the great responsibility and ex-
ense put upou the people OF the
tate Neither does that appropria-
on a-poa u in vage the worth OF
he 10th and Seth sections land in
leu Of which the money grant was
nade The addition Of these coal and
ll lands woald do much TO make up
his deficit
The sugee zion deserves careful
consideration at the hand Of CON
ress TO the intent that real all
round isstice may be done an par
les 70 really is M right to cast
hc whole burden Of Indian odu tion
the now state without liberal pro-
ision and at ,he same time FORBID
he taxation Of Indian lands for a long
al1 How can the g lmon schools
be lun without an cN rritant tax on
personal property in that part of the
tote?
Any inhaencc that the constitution
u conyeg-gn can exert TO this end
SO Id be cnamoniable.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-05

Avoid alum and alum phos-
phate baking powders. The
label law requires that all
the ingredients be named
on the labels. Look out
for the alum compounds.
NOTE.-Safety lies in buying only
Royal Baking Powder, which is a
pure, cream Of tartar baking powder,
and the best that can be made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-05
KIne o. all cough Medicines.

"s ~ az S~uS" Meuicihe2.
MI u. G. Case. mail carrier OF
Canton Center, Conn, who has been
in tho y. $. Service for about sixteen
years, says; 1--WE have tried many
e. pgh medicines fqr Group, but
chambfrlains Cough Remedy Is king
of an and one 20 be relied upon
every tine We also find IL the best
remedy for coughs and colds. giving
certain results and leaving no bad
after effects For ale by r. D.
Lille Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-05

The Grthrle cotton nrket this
Gear 50 far exceeded an past records
as 70 make he coming year one OF
great promise,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-05

Judge CARRIERS holding thar this
annual car sh-rtaeo yiolltes the cor.
pofate .harter Of the Rock Island 81
to tho point
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-05

And ola line Republican politician
remarked en- The streets to-day that
the constitdonal convention looked
good but strange
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-05

Hhe Republican politicians are
srending much imc trying 20 recon
cile and tame The bee that used 10
buzz 50 persistenGy about lheir bon
nets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-05

A strong teady pun by the Demo.
crats Of the new state will place IL
IN The proper column TO stay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-05

Doomsdly for the carpetbagger
draws nearer with every rev lltion
Of the earth on its axis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-05

The progressive Indian citizens will
prove a valuable ntingent ia the
new state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-05

Read the second time by title and referred to the Con
mittee State and School Lands
Mr. Littejohn introduced Constitutional Propos-
tion No. 81 being proposition For preventing future
speculation in agricultural products, which read
in full Read the second time by title and referred to the
Committee Agriculture.
Mr. Litteiohn introduced Constitutional ProposH
tion No. 81 being constitutional provision relating to
Taxation and revenue" which read in fun. Read
the second cine by title and referred to the Committee
Revenue and Taxation.
The convention then adjourned until p NJ.
Evening Session, P. M.
The roll call omitted.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Boone Williams thc following
resolution adopted
Resolved That each proposition for constitutional
provision shall contain but one subject matter which
shall be fully stated in it's caption.
Upon motion of Mr., Pittlnan, the following resolt
tion adopted:
Resolved, That the convention authorize the Presi-
dent to appoint two official Senographcs and reporters
in addition to those provided for making five in all
Mr.. Lasaer chairman OF the Committee Revs-
ion, style Compilation and Arrangement made the fol-
lowing report which upon motion Of Mr. Jones was laid
over until tho following day:
Mr.. Presidents We, your Committee on Revision
Compilation Style and Arrangement beg leave to make
the following recommendation with reference to tho
matter of keeping the record journal Of the proceedings
of this convention:
That the journal be kept in loosc-lcaf system and the
transcription Of all proceedings be done with ypewriter;
and respectfully request the convention pass upon
this recommendation.
Respectfully submitted,
MILAS LASATER,
Chairman.
Mr.. lIausan, chairman of the Committee on Public
Roads and Highways and Internal improvements, made
the following report:
The Committee on Public Roads and Highways and
Internal improvements, having considered and adopted
the resolution hereto attached hereby respectfully re-
port to this convention and ask the convention adopt
same. Immediate action is necessary.
Respectfully submitted
A. l.. TAUSAN
Chairman.
Resolved That the conventions recognizing that any
agency that will relieve and ameorate the condition OF
the people Of this state urge the Rivers and abor Con-
gless which will meet at Washington, ID. c. December
9th to recommend TO the Congress of the United States
that sufficient appropriation be made to begin actively
the work of improving the Arkansas River from the
mouth Of Grand River to the mouth of the Arkansas and
that this appropriation be sufficient to maintain the work
OF Improvement continuously until proper depth has
been secured.
Resolved That copy of these resolutions be sent
To lheo w Guhck the accredited Delegate from Okla
homa and Indian Territory to the Rivers and Harbols
Congress and that he be requested to present the
in person before that Congress
(To be
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Give the riehf hand Of fellowship
to the 50.000 clnh.
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Washington News eursau-iaas q. St..
S. e.
New York onlee--i5o Nassau ST
Chicago fice.--winiams & johnson
Marquette BUILDING.
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Times Dispatch Branches.

tabiisheI tor the benefit OF those living at =
ISu The Timss-Dlpatch Wants lett stat At
any OF these branches W u receive the same
cs sy hia bssn sIt S
s SCI yG III Rassf bRuo roR twenty
~ ana vs SnSss ess ssis East Broad street,
RoB11fsT y; Williams. Iwenty-afth and
rSsR sis GRANT 9 CO.. Eoushee and
4 Broad streets.st. Az u Il, X 81 sf ~ "
g. ". l4ArlMER. No, 800 West Marshall
raoMFsos's DRUG STORE, No. lsu we..
Main Street, S{S IA i56
!. liz BEvERlDGB, Brook Avenue and CLAY
Street sg i liRMf F N
RApy's DRUG STORE Barton Heights. III
PBopl.us DRUG STORE, No. $500 W1llisns-
6urB Avenue, fulton. ltl lEl8gAt# QlS7
ROBINS PHARMACY, No. 90 East Marshall
Street. }5tGl4 s3a
CITY DRUG sToRp. No. 1tA East Main
| Street. corner Fifteenth. 4, IlI'f
| Jupsok cuNNINGl1AM. NO. soH psss Main.
cornar Twenty- FIRST. f1aA G lyfEI
PItSE srl.EEr PHARMACY. No. IS. SCUM
G East broad Sifses. - ~ no =, -
THE PARAGON PHARMACY, No. sou Ws.,
| Cary street.
| EATON PHARMACY, Twenty-eisbth and N
RlsoE's PlIAtMAcY, No, lls Cana. Street.
J.. r. LE,WlA No, East Brad stEse,,
4 Leigh Stro,ts Elf. E5FT'' go -
cAHIEHH DRUG sroRE. no. l,oa HUI
/ Street. Petersburg. - IL =
| TWENTY ElGEiTli AND N STREET PHAR.
MACY. Twsnty-Yighth and N Streets
1 q. II. z w. KERN. INC, coynsr Tweuty-ffth
4 ana Church lll,Ayenue. F7 's0'F
EAST PHARMACY, No. 2S9l q Street
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a Ttf Il RATE for Classified l:lss1.
Want Advertising is 5I cent !: . PET :. !
|gIyVofd Net Cash In ADVANCE
WITH 1niiiitnnrn cost q Is g sc s; eflts
Sfor5 each insertion. The same n 4''.
srate applies to deaths, inarriage s,i
obituaries and all other classified i \
siiDtices. No display type allowed, wee
WIN Ii;ii The classified columns
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WANTED ~ IN stJTsANc % cANYAss,:-
ers, fraternal; best offer ever KNOWN z "
h sick q and % accident S5 benefits: $40 per
Week eiee IN i've to- forty-eight weeks
Il year; 800 to $500 at death; To- rate
payment . men & who d cam shoy II results
"a yet excellent salary. Bio 8sS Board Es or
a Trade Bull dru Norfo ok. Ri III
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,YANTED--FOR VIRGINIA. WEST,
Virginia. and North Carolina. several
~ good male stenogr aphers. also three
al stenography; salaries $50 to $50 q
month. Having no students for these
y positions. any persons furnishing saus.s
Y factory references rs to- quail lcations
and character. will be considered NJ As
r SBY{ BUSINESS COLLEGE. - a
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Il SALES MEN ri or u "a BILL
4 Try, who car furnish sat lsfactor ref
a ercnce from last employ r. II nply witt
4, same at No, 401, II NJ utunl Bulldtng. Nj ii
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I Do ) } I:
I, /. |: Know ! |. Q

That there are one hundred ~
thousa pro erous people il
Virginia buy thing through
Tines-D ispatch Want Ads? #
You will be closing your eyes
to paying PROPOSE ion if YOU s.a
A do not use these Small Ads. III
Cost ONE CEN g a word. No
ad. for less than ten cents.
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sWANTED-A SPECIALITY sALEsMAN
Ito sell cheroots and little cigars 10 the
trade In the Southern States by an In
4 dependent manufacturer making stands
81 expected and experience Address
~ MANUFACTURER. P. O.. Box No, 49,.
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AVA NTHo, SEVERAL GOOD O1lGANIZ-
HI ers to represent an old established fra
8teInal society paying slick, accident.
+ death and endowment benefits; good pay
Z toAbusineBs producers. Apply THE
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SEBOO1lKEEPER,s 81, too;
4 tary. 1900; shipping clerk, $40; superina-
5tendent wood-workingEFs plant 81 soo;
manager general merchandise, sso
architectural s7draughtsman. 81, 200; stew
others. Demand for competent help
n greater than the supply. W. 4AIAON;AI1
ASS Nj Century BLDG,
u flanta Ga 6g} ga n \
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MILLER WANTED AT ONCE, CAPA-
Al armon mill on custom work ST endy
q Job and fair my 10 right man. Address
Il RIYI4AND & LEONARD. Lawre1iceyille.s
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TWO TRAVELLING STATESMEN WANT
q ed lin@ each State + salary $35j per week
u aud expenses: mention presen occupn- y
&tions8 LOS NqELES 5C1DEt{CO: Ne
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

;WANTEl oslTION AS GOWERNEss
for small children or assistant house,
keeper by q lady Of experience; refer
IS ences ex changed. Address Box S. r. +.
81 D. No. J. X Blackstone, M Va, IA fs4
WANTED-As LADY OFI@ SUCCESSFUL
experience desires a position to teach.
Qualifications. English, athemntics,
;ia Latin. French and music, Excellent
references, Jan IT,'' care this Office.
WANTED-BY IA PRACTICAL NORTH
ern farmer, with family, situation for
coming year ns working manager; spe-
cial experience with live stock and fruit.
Address Care Williams,s Pharmacy,
5i Richmo nd Va. E ila ;si {5 Y 80
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1861 Is1pAY3 NIGHT, h "A |. II BRO oCiI
q enanieled III green and violet, with
g seyens pear lss route f from Ill South
s8lTifths street up Cary to a. DAMS, thence
II to Main to Btnke Main Street car y 9 y die
wood returning to Fifth mud NJ In sllc-t
AaYtard II returned to .uboYe rlunbe ~
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81 oST AND FOUND D

n .hsT,F 1,l5TWiSIsN YCNfAtl, - 4S p Ky
s7stharge aud Stnte Library O very 5smail.
w, IN ~ gold watcl, m Tiffany y Cos
siiiake M on Y 4, P p,'ta
Isssrjn!l HeturrH to n MO TAqUD ., N evs--ss
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WANTED, FOR ~. q. AaarY-ABLE.i
Z bodied unmarried men. between ages OF
q good character and temperate habits.
81 who can sneak. read and write English.
y For information apply to RECRUITING
n OFFICWR. $40 East Broad Street. Rich
4 mond, Il Va II
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WE WILL Make YOU IA PRESENT
of 800, give you splendid suit OF
Ssclcthes every ninety days, enlarge your
picture free and pay you n salary. Of ~
n ner month and all travelling expenses 10
reliable portrait house In the world. III All
II this will5be Guaranteed. Address r. D.
h NrARTE1, Dent ESQ., Chicago. III. 5lAlffls
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WANT1 p--A 8 Ut FASTER IN PHAIs-
Il macy to prepare Il y Dung man for next
AZ 81 alto EonrG!I NJ Gdress s q 81, care this
n ONCE Z A,s ss ~ II Cd 81; al
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LOST ~ BASEBALL PARK sATI r.
n day afternoon d silk fob and charm With
$shlack6 onyx set; nnme aeid nd dress In
~ side Of charm. n R award II returned to-
D SMITH n &: IWI5BSTER'S J1WELRY$
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OR BOY (WHITEl TO
4. make himself generally useful about
poultry farm must furnish reference
g as TO 'trustWorthinAss: state salary de- az
sTad S9ara a5f %aayhms
growth OF business and his knowledge.
H LAUREL HILL POULTR Y4 FARM
q Roxbury. Va 5$ a 49,
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LOST BETWEEN 81 Is AID "a STREET
5Itlnd Il 81 ate Fair Groltlds, al on Herni tage
Road, a pair Linen cuffs with buttons
N ENGRAVED az. NJ w .s5i! r ewnrd \ 4 returned
10 Il u American q Nh ionnl Bank l3ldg.,
" Az Ar w, 1,IS LEE. {3R
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! ALDssf EN- WANTED q no SELL no
grocers, druggists and cotlfccti mere; $40
per month 4 and & expenses. CALlFORl-B
Louis 3S M o. tFi5, 35 (E
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POSITION IN DRUG STORE
" three yenrs3Sexpe rience; reference fur-S
d 1ished I. Address j. 5 &c. care this ONO
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Il 6UxPDRIEN CED WHITE
%h8 i sEls
man; do not want manager; but man
NJ willing to work; good wages and tu nry
liished Recommendations. p. o. Box 666
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JVANTED-A COLLECTOR FOR FUR
y nlture house; splendid opportunity for 9
man who Will work mo boozers need.
n apply. Address B 474. care this Q flee. g$3t
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charge OF drug store in small town.
y Give reference, etc MRS. 5G.S w. REA-{
q BURN, Union w. Va. 81 IS 53 gfsE
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WANTED AT ONCD-sOBER, ENER-3
getic white workingman having small
family to llye On ~, g country PLACE; apply
Vac 59gss n g n t3E n.y. .sfti "A
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\ FLAT ii + OR RENT.

WANTED OCCUPANTS FOR FIRST
or second,story flat on Vest Grace
y Street; also desirable rooms IN third
\ story, suitable for Q couple wh VIC can
erences exchange 81 "A pply * az, care
lqs ta office.
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MANAGER EIIyVANTED. n lYVERY - Sec &c
'Ttion "a A select & agents for i Cameo
aSscience',: VA worlds greatest new, la wifi
d game for drinks or cigars; takes place
Il forbidden slot machines; played with
u nickels or quarters; one to seven per sons
n chn1 play q once, finish beautiful like
ri 81 III register; rented or sold on easy
II pa yf,lents; $4,000 now in use; sample sent
free Proposltlo will please You IL we
y still have opening In your see tlon.3
SPORTING III GOODS MFG
SSG O.@D Dent. d III, Chicago, III. ~
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TWO JOB PRESS FDDD-
E ers 4; good pny; steady work. &F 6uLLI-
VAN PRINTING CO., No. IL Governor
Street. nj n tS ~ II lif Is III nv st 3s
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lyVANTED-REGIsTE 5S DRUGGIST,
experienced. desires ositlon /; s strictly
sober; best references Add dress H 316.
care this Office. @s8 tts5.s t5 M FgSSt
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HELP WANTED i ernale.


CASH GIRLS u WANTED. A PpLYFts511AA
q office OF MILLER s. tIaIIOADS
GIRL FOR OFFICE gWO RX no IL IL
s thoroughly competent exact and Writes "
89iegbly. Apply ut office OF Mill, q
# RIOADS. 81 y!
LADY @ SEWERS n TO II MAKE q p
shields at home; SO per 100 = can. make
@ft wo an hour; work sent pre- paid to re-
/, liable women; send reply envelope Tor
4 full 8linformation to ~ UNIVERSAL
N REMEDY CO.. Desk c, alnut Street,
N lphia. Pa. 6s ll555.f N FL
LADIES no WORK ON PII1CEyY,oR1S,3
N s. 90 per dozen; e all mat srinls furnished
no canvasslng ~ steady work gnaras r.;
teed "a send stamped envelopes BESI{
ff8 MANUFACTURING &C Champlaln
Building, Chicago. Il s35
LADIES TO Make SANITARY BELTS;
n material all cut, ready to sew sl,2o.4 per
81 dozen. ~ Particulars, stamped & envelope
" LEN OK Co, Dept S51. y Chlcae g
II
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wA.NTED-WIDoW LADY sS5$3 W GUILD
"a like Y several children = to care for ~ In
country home on Chesape axe and Ohio:
~ near Charlottesville; motherly8 ca re ana
"A board. ~ S16 per month. Address Mrs
Il MITCHELL. Quinquo, Va. s z i3 IN NJ
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WANTED, 100 MEN RI COLOREDl3 FOR!
West virginia; wages Sled to- s2.5 per
5$I.EE TODD, 21l.s North Sixth, Rich-3
Nj nlOnd, Va. I'm II {2 MI
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NVANTED--A FARMER TO WORK A
III married man preferred: good wages
and permanent position 10 right mnn.
II Address with references r.. T. w,
Nv Box No. 4S2. Richmond Va IA
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LADY AS isTENoGRAPH-I
er and to assist In office. Must be &com-3
petemt to take dlotatIon and read from
notes without trouble, q State expert;
y ence as we'll as salary expec ted. U. Adj
Z, dress H in own handwriting ROBERT
st OWEN. care Carrier. No. I, city. 5.s Ie
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WANTED-TR TRAVELLER FOR EsTAB-
II llshed house; D twelve dollars weekly to
e start ftexpenscs paid ;5s eferences Ad-
Nv 5sg $55 &{&i
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" ANTEp- liable III NJ DIN 8s EVERY
where ID good pay; to distribute c g r.,
4etc No thing to sell. No canvasslng.
# UNIvI3RsALS2ADV. co., Chicng 20. |, 5ssg
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IosT2.FR1DAY 7 IN ON ( BR oAp STREET.
between Adams and Sixth, crescent
e eensa % e1ameicd in nnturii colors Re-
turn TO s IS. Morris r reward. 81
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D-SALEsAIANSTO SELL PER-
AZ fur1o and toilet goods assortm nts; en-
#tirely new PROPOSE toni a winner. for
"a all; new and < liberal contract giYi;ig
AMERICAN SPECIALTY5ssN1F'G COM
SllPANY.4 Canton q O hiO. e III Il
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MISS PITzDR, 116 ga sr FRANISLlN---
a Handsomely appointed house. good SER
III vice, private baths. e lt 3ss II
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;WANTED-BY S585 co AlPETENT BOOK
keeper, photographer and typewriter for
Englishs and German. n light work to- do.E
Sa3Ad dress i q 49, Til mes patch.
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iWANTED-POsITIO BY EXPERT
enced @ kkeeper, 81 general office man
F bond !, II required !; at present employed
y.''CLDRICAL,,n'tI3o OK 475 IA
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FLA no n Ii5f5REfJT-YoUNG "a COUPLE
would rent house Jointly with desirable
u oil li drcss II, a 1918 Grove Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
\ HELP VV'ANTED Male. &;
I, CAR builders!

.NETg1 3JJILIJTNSl! M
WANTED, FOUR OR FIVE GOOD CAR
e; builders al SO three Or four men y &c a
IS customed to interior lflnislii also two.
III or thee men forS bottom and plat orln !.
work of electric cars 4 good wnges and
~ steady work. Apply j. G.j;3R1LL3COAl--.
ssPANY. 84g e2d t and E3S Woodland Avenue,
saPhilade[pha, Pa. al, }E5 fj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

WANTED. BOARD ~ N "A & i r WAITE
SH family by a young married couple. Ad-
dress, b $40, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

WANTED-A GROCERY CLERK OF
"a experience and one willing a. to 3 work.
s. Address Box 3 407, care w. j. Carter
B this office. 3 iats ~ 433G y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

, ,II7,l1RaD, coMMopIous DpTAc CITED
IL hrink \ corner house, Largo front W and
n n rear Val ds and [ twenty roo ms. gl Apply
ala Il n Leigh, corner Fifth, W e IS B. .