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1.-THE CORPORATION AND THE
MOB"

Our declaration that the corpora
tions of clio country had shifted po-
.siuous vlta the Negroes and are now
practically I'm the same position that
they have occupied during all of
these years seems 80 be borne out
not only Ivy facts but by the New
NorG WaH Street Journal In its is-
.sue of tte 7th inst under the cap
zion OF The Corporation and the
Mob So US:
The Wall Street Journal feels that
.it has fairly earned the right TO de-
fend The investors of tho United
states AGAINST the mob spirit now
seeking -o lynch the corporations.
IL has earned this right because 10
has stealastly during the past five
years defended the investors against
the anaraehistic spirit within the cor
porauons. because IL has persistent
ly advocated publicity and enforce
ment of law. and denounced unfair
competition. brutal monopoly. corrup
ton OF Tolitics, graft speculative
manipulation. dual transactions. de-
ceptive bookkeeping. use of trust
funds for high finance" schemes,
the rebate. the secret rate, the pass,
and an manner of special privilege
by which one competitor obtained
advantage of another TO the public
injury
These things were as much destruC
tive of Investment interests as any
socialisuc programme. IL his sup
ported President Roosevelt in his
campaign for the establishment of
publicity and the regulation Of the
corporations. 1t has at times
criticized the acts OF great financiers
and powerful corporations for put
ting obstacles in the way OF the ad-
vancement Of such a degree of pub
lie control as would keep despotic
monopoly in check, and financial con
centration from becoming so big as
to threaten the very independence
OF the Government. IL has done
this in the face of much misconcep-
ton of its motives and purposes.
This would seem to give this
great financial organ the requisite
liberty to speak without bias and to
act without prejudice. It says further:
But its independence during these
years enables 1T now with all the
more power 10 take a stand against
the mob violence which Is striking
at property rights. It has never
been "a court circular" of the "di-
vine right" of capital TO do as It
pleases. 1t has criticized the corpo-
rations for many OF their wrongs:
1t can now defend the corporations
against wrong. IL has defended the
people against the injustice OF the
financial powers; 1t can now defend
the financial powers against a public
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-10
PAS ron DIES FOR FA.eND.
Rev Edward Mcconnell and Claude
Friendship Drowned.

AhhfhuNhAn nFoN ned.
ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. Aug. T.
Rev. Edward Mcconnell OF Absecon.
\. j., and Claude Friendship. a real es-
tate agent Of Philadelphia. were
drowned opposite Does island. near
Brigantine.
The two men were ont in q small
sailboat ia company with two other
men. and while the boat was making
n tack TO the windward the boom
swung around and hit Friendship on
the head. knocking him overheard. He
could not swim and cried for help.
Rev. Mcconnell. who could swim.
leaped after the sinking man. Friend
ship grabbed him about the neck and
both sank from view. They never
came up. The others IN the boat
graPpied for the bodies without sue
cess and returned with the news Of the
double drowning Friendship was the
son of the president of the Realty com
pany OF Philadelphia. Rev. McCon-
nell was filing his first charge at Alb
secon.
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don't know what this is all about.
said he.
Col. Ayres asked once or twice
more what Che specifications are.
but nobody on the board seemed 20
bee able 90 enlighten him.
What eXtraneOus matters are TO
be- Introduced he asked.
Gen. Davis finally intimated that
the scope of the inquiry would have
20 be determined later on and would
depend largely upon the findings OF
the medical officers. The board adj
journed until tomorrow morning.
when IL is likely that the surgeons
viii have some report TO make in re-
gard TO the physical examination OF
the colonel"
IL is needless TO state that
Lieut. Col. Ayres was retired even
though he made the emphatic decla-
ration that so fit was he for service
that he could ride a horse TO
death" President Roosevelt approx
ed Of the findings Of the retiring
board and the distinguished officer is
retired forever more.
Here then was a case for a court
martial that was settled by the med
zeal fraternity. If Col. Ayres state
ment is to be believed. they got the
hint and acted accordingly. Presi-
dent Roosevelt was a party to this
undetermined method Of Kidding the
service of an officer. We are Of the
opinion that Mrs. Ayres was indis-
Greet and that in giving out the
interview, her husband was more so.
but it is not in accordance with the
principle Of a square deal to per-
nit such methods as are now in
vogue in the army.
The colored soldiers were treated
in similar manner and the masses
.of our people are still chahng under
this kind of treatment. The result
ing protest viii react upon some one
and as Secretary Taft is the head Of
the War Department. he must ne
cessarily be responsible for its fol-
bles and follies.
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LIttIeneId pies on TrnIn.

ALBANY, n Y, Aug. ALBERT Lit
tlefield, president of the Littlefeld Man
ufacturing company of Pawtucket,
died suddenly on a train coming from
Saranac Lake. Mr.. Littlefeld was a
native OF Pawtucket, r. l., and was a
very wealthy man. he was the son
OF former governor of Rhode Island.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-10
And the tale is soon told:

anu the tale Is soon tulu.
Round 1T-The boxers closed IN.
Britt staggered Nelson vita a left
swing TO the Jaw and they clinched.
Britt landed rieht and left TO the
jaw. Nelson drove right 20 Britts
stomach and Britt staggered Nelson
with a left swing. followed with a
terrific right to the same place. Then
Britt sent the blood squirting from
Nelson's mouth with a fearful left
smash. The Dane was weakening.
Round tS-Britt crossed his left
10 the ear and shot his right to the
nose. a left hook 20 the mouth a.
gain started Nelson bleeding Britt
sent straight lett 10 the face and
q right TO the jaw The Dane was
+ forced to cover mp and STALL Britt
staggered Nelson with q right 90 the
/ head and a LEFT hook 60 the body.
I Britt reiterated without blow from
/ his antagonist 20 was am BIRTHS
/ round. Nelson s. right eye was clos
ed.
Round Nelson sent BIRTHS
/ head back with "a straight right 90
/ the mouth. THE crowd Kissed Nell
( son for buttine Britt landed q. fear
| full right Brit forced Nelson to
cover with right and left swings TO
the sore face IL was AN Britt's
round
~i.bt tO - KISS. ,.S'n Grove a wicked
lpealed to Tho reforeo sbont No. Br,..,-
holding and ttee mixed it up furious
ly. BRITT drov. Nelson to the ropes
with several hard swings. Nelson
Britt fouebt -rs p ma5iac r'' 5n - y, p
most sent Nelson through the ropes.
me gong rang and saved Nelson
vent 20 ,.. ...oD>oul nelson
was given tbe decision M fbo ''c 80 "a =. eS =
the round
60 ~ ~ nc saVors OF the
''''.'" Jun Out the sports
'' 'o' '"e i'e"t ana the gov
~ Ooiored men are
p. '"e arena ' lhe white ones and
,.''' are Ieho..''E good accounts of
es'
's.'e"' -..-e'e't likes siren
'''' '"o an admirer oi the
NANNY "r' although not a patron of
,"e Prize t SUM- we believe
'."' ne reao ..' column devoted TO
'"'s N'na OF about as anXiously
as ne does DIT sunday school lesson
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-10

h"HNi"hs tseu 81 tleld Gun On Japs.
TOKYO, Aug. Tn an ATTEMPTED
onslaught on seals by the Japanese
sealing schooners Kaike and MidOri
on the seal rookery at Copper island.
guarded by Russians, the schooner
Kaike lost three sealing boats and
twelve men captured and one man
shot by Russians. The Midori was
fired on by the Russian rookery guard
and damaged 10y shell fire from a field
gun on shore.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-10

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Secretary
Taft will return to Washington next
Saturday after months vacation in
Canada. Upon his return he Will at
once take up his departmental duties
and at the same time begin making
final preparations for his visit to the
far east.
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1919 Decorate. Espert Gunner.

COWES, Isle of Wight, Aug. THE
maneuvers of the warship fleet here
were carried out as nearly as posi-
bic under battle conditions. During
the target practice one gun made
nineteen hits out OF twenty-one shots,
which so delighted the king that he
sent for the gunner and decorated him
on the spot
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-10
THE WAYS or THE WAR DE.
PARTMENT.

the arbitrary retirement OF Iteut
Col. Charles c.. Ayres by means of n
Board of Examiners and tho indirect
ways OF Furnishing him for indiscreet
utteranccs I'm connection with the
treatment or his wife at West Point
is closely akin To the despotic expul-
sion from the service Of the members
log Companies b. c.. and ID. of the
Twenty-nith Infantry IL shows
plainly the methods of the War De-
.Trtmcrt. I'm this case as I'm the
other President Roosevelt made him
self a party 20 this indirect way of
Furnishing soldiers. without giving
them an opportunity to defend them
selves. 10 is antagonistic in every
way 90 the doctrine of a square deal.
10 may be we'll to review this case.
To seems that Mrs. Ayres became in
volv2d In n controversy with the
commandant OF West Point Military
Academy. where her son is a cadet.
Upon Lieut.. Ayres arrival I'm this
country from the Philippines. he per
mitted himself 20 be interviewed and
used language rejecting upon some
OF his superior officers. The War
Department took notice of his indis-
erection and sent an enquiry as 10 the
correctness of the interview. He
failed to give satisfaction. and as his
wife had threatened to air the mat
ter in the courts and bring out some
Information which would have been
detrimental il was deemed best 10
railroad him out of the army by way
of the retirement board How this
was accomplished is soon told.
The following report explains it.
self:
Lieut. Col Charles C. Ayres.
whose wife was barred from the re-
servation az West Point. faced at the
army building to-day a retiring board
which is TO determine, under orders
from the War Department. whether
/ he is fit for further service.
The appointment OF the board is
supposed to have been due chiefly
TO remarks attributed 20 Col. Ayres
tatter his wife had criticised the or
! der OF the West Point cOmmandant
prohibiting cadets from lending their
coats to young women. Col. Ayres
was quoted in defense of his wife
and represented as saying things un-
complimentary TO the service. The
colonel refused either to affirm or
denV his rogpouefhSlfs- Fo- tbo e+ot.
nents when called upon by the War
| Department.
- If there had been any hope that
Col. Ayres would bring relief to an
barrassing situation by retiring
without inquiry, II was dispelled
when he answered the first question.
Do you wish to retire?' asked
the court, in accordance with the
manual governing such proceedings.
do not replied Col. Ayres.
with the emphasis on the not
In reply TO a question as to wheth
er ne was represented by counsel,
Col. Ayres said:
No; ! have not any counsel, and
i do not know that want one. II
am mere TO be examined as to my
physical htness, / do not need coun-
sell nave been examined by army
surgeons twice within the last wear
ana was found sound both tines
TX necessary, j am ready again
ready TOT either a physical or mental
examination
The colonel added. however. that
II ne was going to be examined on
anything else he wanted to know IL.
4 haven't seen any specifications;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-10
SATURDAY. Al

The legislature of Georgia has de-
ciled to arn.huate the vbiekey inter
osts and to disfraacaisc the Negro.
10 would seem then chat Che ques
t.ou OF drinking liquor and voting
the negro has been settled to the
satisfaction of every Georgia crack
cr in that state. or course the
question of Acknowledgement does
not materially affect us for the rea-
SON that our understanding of it is
chat the Negro has been systomatical
iy disirauchised in Georgia an the
time, except iu those instances where
he voted for The man and the Party
shat disfrauchised him.
AS the matter now stands. the Pro
hibitiou elements must accept the
responsibility for further humiIia-
,ius and DISTINGUISHING the "man
and brother" who was already au-
inflated and dislrancaised. DO VIII
require much explanation and more
talking m the doubtful states to an-
alyze that vote and 10 explain the
meaning of this most remarkable
condition of affairs ia Georgia.
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American Couple Take POISON.

NAPLES, Aug. IA Mr.. and Mrs.
Buckingham, who come from New
YORK, committed suicide by taking poi
son at Castellamare. The reason for
the act was that they had sustained
serious gambling losses at Monte
Carlo
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French A.sa.sIn ma nrntn -

French AssasSin Had Drain storm.
PARIS. Aug. 6.-Leon Maiile, the ma
val reservist who fred two revolver
shots at President Fanieres on the
streets of Paris on July IA has been
declared to be Insane and sent to an
asylum.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-10
joHN MITCHELL. JR, EDITOR.
TrRnIsrA AnF.-.t--.-

-L com munlcatons fnte,de5 for Publication
.ru-1 be sent 10 a. o-eaC- 80 b.. Weoaaas3ay.
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nent staggering backward. The win
ner was given a great ovation at the
conclusion, upon the announcement
Of the decision.
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FOUR

~ ohshec eve~v >et-sdsv rs joins HrrcRri D..
JR al ail Nor,h ara Street. Il.-hsron7 va
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Nelson started in to force the fight
ing. but Britt gave him as good as he
sent and was fully his equal in every
mix-up. Angered by Britt's blows,
which brought blood freely, the Dane
blinely rushed at his opponent, and
had TO take terrific punishment at
times from the more clever and cool
er man. 1t was Britt's cleverness
that won the decision for him. for
he was able to elude Nelson's mad
rushes and return terrific blows to
face and body that sent his oppo-I
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E.tnrs- D;spattt) Bra,tcbrs.

N Tho following Branch offices have been
established for the benefit OF those living
AZ n distance from the Main office OF Inc
Times. Dispatch. The Times Dispatch wants
les. at any of these branches will receive
the came careful attention as though they
hal been left at the Main Office. and there
will be no extra cost to the advertiser:
st,A1iGHTER's rt.uG STORE. Twenty-fifth
and yenabIe street
w. f. ZANE. 2s1s East Broad Street
A. A. SCOTT. Twenty fifth and Broad "ts.
+ W1LLIAMs's PHARMACY. Invent first ana
Marshall Streets.
TARRANT GRANT 6 CO.. Foushee. and
Broad Streets
G W. LATIMER. No. 500 West Mar hall St
THoMPso DRUG STORE No. .521 Yves,
Main Street.
l. L. BEvERIDGE. Brook Ave. and Clay st.
RADY's DRUG STORE. Barton Heights.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE o. $500 VIII
+ lfamsbur Avenue, Fulton
ROBINS PHARMACY, No. 200 East Mar
shall Street.
CITY DRUG STORE. No 1i4i East Main
Street. corner Fifteenth.
JtGsoN CUNNINGHAM, No. 2oa7 East
Main Strr-.. corner Twenty-first.
wALL1s's PHARMACY. No. 3s4 youth Pine
Street.
kiHk-P--hhlSH Co, n. AZ East BROAD
Street
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. sol West
Cary Street.
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty eighth and
y Streets.
RIsoN's PHARMACY No. 1Ia Canal Street
HUNpLBY & WALKER. 1wenty-fi fifth and
Leigh Streets,
J. 7. LEWIS. No. East Broad Street
NoRrHsiDE PHARMACY. fifth and Baker
Streets,
cARTER's DRUG STORE. No. 1902 Hull
Street Manchester.
TWENTY-EIGHTH AND STREET PHAR-
MACY. Twenty-eighth and y Streets
g, T. w. :-ERN, INC. corner Twenty fifth
and Church Hill Avenue.
EAST PHARMACY, No. 1904 @ Street.
TIMEs-D1sPATcH. No. 40 North sycamore
Street. Petersburg.
TIMES, DISPATCH. No. as Eighth Street.
Lynchburg.
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STORE POSITIONS
American-technicall educated, com
morcially experienced. executive abil-
ity, understanding department or
ganization: systematizer OF construc-
tive methods; alive to the necessity
of business economies; knowledge of
advertising forms; capable Of Gales
production. general and special.
wishes position as superintendent, or
as buyer. The advertiser has given 5
years study. with practical expert
ing and stationery. drug and groc-
cry ,sundries, toilette articles. soaps
and perfumery. confectionery and
soda supplies, manicure and barber
requisites. knowledge of imported
goods and all branches Of manufac-
turing OF all such supplies. A ESQ,
this office
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MANAGER WANTED; EVERY SEC
tion to appoint agents TO put to the
trade our unexcelled product. espe-
cially fit for saloonkeepers. Sells
at sight, sold on easy payments. 49,
600 cases so far used: S75 weekly
easily earned; samples sent free.
Proposition will please you If we
still have opening in your section.
Liquors). Department 107, Chicago
Ill
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Wants
ONE CENT a WORD.
ONE CENT a WORD.

THE RATE for Classified Vans 'Adver-j
Using is 4 cent per word. with minimum
cost OF 10 cents for each insertion wheh
bald In advance. and rs cents when charged.
rho same rate applies TO deaths, marriages.
,b,,pnries and all other classified notices.
No DISPLAY type allowed in the classified
columns
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ORA FTSMEN. TO DRAW sl2s TO $3.50
monthly anywhere. Chief craftsman
of engineering firm will instruct and
prepare you practically individually
for above salary, by practical work !;
nome instruction. Guarantee you
necessary actual drafting room en-
perience not obtanable in schools.
colleges or Institutes to be compe-
tent high salaried craftsman. No
diplomas, but training until compe-
tent. Furnish tools and position
free. Terms reasonable. Address
CHIEF CRAFTSMAN, Division Is S.
Engineers Equipment Co Unc.)
Chicago.
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EXPERIENCED COLLECTOR EN-
ployed part OF time. wishes collecting
to do in spare time Doctors or dem
lists bills speciality; nothing too
hard or too old: reference and bond
If required. Address 26S. care
Times-Dispatch.
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CRoSS'S $50 REAL ESTATE COURSE
free The identical course so widely
advertised and sold for $40 given
free of charge to readers of our Great
Fw Real Estate Monthly. SEND FOR
free copy at once. Address THE
MODEL MAGAZINE. Dept. 2S7, Wash
1ngton D. G.
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STENoGRAPHER AND BOoKK EEP-
er Young man with several years
practical experience in stenography,
bookkeeping and general office work.
wants to make .change; 7coliegeh ed,
ucation; best references. Address e
232, this office.
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@ituattons QWantfo, Alale.

A BooKKEEPER, AUDITOR AND fAC-
countant experienced in banking
and commercial work. with best Gre
ried, sober and Industrious, desires
permanent employment. Willing to
commence on reasonable salary
where chances for advancenent are
good. Address II &c. care this OF
flee,
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CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES ARE
paid we'll for easy work: examina-
: describing positions and telling cas-
lest and quickest way to secure them
IS free. Write now. WASHINGTON
CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL. Washing
ton, d. c..
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DeIp 0Mallten, MaIe.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for
newspapers; experience Unnecessary
no canvassing. Send for full par
ticulars. PRESS SYNDICATE. Lock
port. n. Y.
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POSITION AS SALESMAN;
city preferred at present occupy a
responsible position. but work too
cont1ning; have had successful exper-
fence on the road for big house. Ad-
dress y 247. care this office.
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WANTS POSITION
that will offer promotion. Is a
graduate OF Eastman Business Col
lege, and has had three years ex.
perience. Excellent references VIII
be furnished. Address Lock Box AZ,
Fremont. N. C.
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THE LEADING AND BEsT-ADVER-
tised New York real estate concern
wishes to engage a representative for
this city to Introduce their latest
proposition. which has no equal. APP
plicant must be a thorough business
man, well acquainted, and bearing a
reputation for honesty and square
dealing. Give references and fun
particulars. No other replies noticed,
r. BOWMAN, p. o. Box 2o5, Madison
Snmare New York CITY.
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-coMPETENT AND RE-
liable puddlers and helpers can OBJ
tain steady employment through the
year at highest wages: no trouble.
Apply PITTSBURG FORGE AND
IRON COMPANY. Ninth Ward, Alle-
gheny. Pa.
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Wants
ONE CENT a WORD.
DrofeSsinnaf Delp QManten.

TEACHER COMBINING
bookkeeping, shorthand and ei0cu-
ton. Great demand for teachers In
other lineF Best service. Daily
calls. Quick. TI,ACHEKS, Co
OPERATIVE AGENCY, Charlotte. NJ.
g.
A PRINCIPAL FOR HIGH
School; good salary. lnclose stamp
ed envelope for reply Address Box
a. Windsor Station. Va.
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WANTED, COMPETENT STAvE AND
heading man. with capital to invest
in the business. Reference re-
nuired and given. Address B 222.
care this office.
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AN EXPERIENCED TRAVELLING
salesman will consider business
proposition in Richmond. or on the
road for Richmond house. TRANEl4-
ER. care 901 North Fifth Street.
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LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN. BAY
horse. white feet; top buggy attach
ed, 513 w. Franklin Street Suita-
bile reward for information leading
to its recovery. Phone IA. j. a.
CONNELLY-
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SALESMAN, no SELL TRADE ONLY
Non-Nico Pipe device: Just out Our
Rochester agent cleared $l6a first
week Samples, % cents. NON-NlCO
CO. Rochester, n. Y.
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WANTED, DETECTIVES: sHREwD.
reliable man for profitable secret
service. to act under orders; no en-
perience necessary. Write II. G.
WEBSTER, indianapolis, Ind.
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LOST. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
Goth. between Roland and Main. or
Main Street car. or First and Broad
Street car, brooch. with small dia-
1nond setting. Reward If returned
to 2O29 West Main Street
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Host ann 1Founo.

-, $3.50 Z = -.
LOST, TUESDAY EVENING, ABOUT
T:3O f. NJ. on Lakeside car on front
seat. or at First and Broad Streets. a
small gold watch with gentleman's
picture in front and back. with
green silver fob with set attached to
watch. Reward If returned to 40o
North Ninth Street.
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Solicitors ann 5aIen1ens.

If YOU'RE THE MAN WE WANT,
write right now. Make $40 commits
sion weekly or start rs side line.
Well-known staple sold by most
lines every town. No samples to lug.
Season Just opening. Liberal datings.
MANUFACTURERS, Box, 119S, ST.
Louis
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WANTED, EVERYWHERE. HUsT-
lers to tack signs. distribute circu-
lars. samples, etc: no canvassing;
good pay. SUN ADVERTISING b.
REAU, Chicago.
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A YOUNG MAN AS ASSIST
ant bookkeeper: must be accurate
and write good, legible hand. State
salary expected. and give reference.
Apply in own handwriting. Ad-
dress F 30, care this office.