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New-York tribune., 1907-03-31
How 10 Gel Money BY Mail

How to write ads.
How 10 begin a letter.
How to turn inquiries into
orders.
How TO formulate a $onvinc-
ing argument.
How To get your reader 10
At / az once.
How 10 write tTade-Wluning
business letters.
How to cover TERRITORY sales
men can't reach.
How 20 keep tab ON results q
all mail work.
How 10 keV ads, circular and
all mail sales.
How To secure attention and
arouse interest by letter.
How TO prepare an enclosure
for a business getting letter.
How to keep complete infur-
nation about mail customers
at your finger r-tips.
How to supplement the efforts
Of statesmen with live, busi-
ness getting letters.
ilhN W dilSNtIt lllc anu I'l-
low-up inquiries from al
VertISements and those
which come in the regular
course Of business.
And page upon page Of pTac-
teal. working detail-not only
for mail order firms, but par
ticularly helpful To those not
making a speciality Of or doing a
mail order business.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-31
How to Stop Cost Leaks

How 20 detect waste.
How to make All inventory.
How TO figure overhead eN-
pense.
How to systematic an entire
factory or store.
How to cut out red tape IN a
simple cost system.
How To keep close watch on
material and supplies.
How 10 appOrtion the right
number Of men TO a specific
Job.
How TO decide between piece
work. day wages and bonus
systems.
How the trusts" reduce
their costs to IA minimum
how To apply their methods.
How To formulate n simple but
effective cOst-keeping sys-
TEN Of your own.
How to keep tab on the pro-
ductive value of each ma
chine and employee.
How to figure depreciation,
burden, indirect expense,
up-keep, profit, loss, cost.
How to know every day all the
little details that may turn
into leaks and losses Of time
and money.
And chapter after chapter Of
priceless plans for practically
every kind of business in which
an accurate cost system is essen
tial TO money making success.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-31
How TO Manage a Business

How to keep track Of stock.
-HO To train and test EN-
plpvees.
How to hire and direct en-
ployees.
How To figure and charge esti-
mates.
How 10 check deliveries and
mistakes.
How tO detect and eliminate
needless items Of expenses.
How to get the most out os
those under and around YOU.
How TO size up the money
making possibilities of new
ventures.
How to get up blanks, forms
and records for all kinds II
businesses.
How to devise a perpetual IN
VentOFy system that Will tell
you every day the value %
all material on hand.
How tO turn "A losing business
into a profitable one how
10 make a profitable business
more profitable.
How to devise IA simple times
keeping and payroll system
that Will tell you the exact
earning value uf every en-
ployec.
And countless other things, IN
cluding charts, tabulations. dia-
grams. plans and forms that
every man IN an executive po-
sitiou needs IA his daily work.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-31
How 10 Sell Goods

tlsh " ocu OUUuS
How to ginger up q sales force.
How 20 drum business in dull
seasons.
How TO route, handle and
check statesmen.
How TO train, develop and
coach a sales force.
How TO secure and o-ganl e
statesmen and agents.
How 20 win the dealers CO.
operation and support.
How 20 adVertise-cOncisely
and thoroughly treated.
How 10 meet objections and
how TO be q good "closer." D."
How TO work the "big stick "
plan Of selling goods TO re-
tailers.
How 20 handle wholesalers
and retailers 10 the best ad-
vantage.
How 10 judge a good salesman
how 20 hire, and how TO he
one.
How 10 analyze your PROPOSE
tion and pick out its selling
points.
How 10 make the consumer
influence dealers to buy your
goods.
How 10 get out of the ranks of
the clerks 5" and become a
real salesman.
And hundreds Of other vital
pointers and plans for clerks,
city statesmen, travelling sales
men. retailers, wholesalers, man
ufactuuers, mail order houses
and advertising men.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-31

The Business Mans Library is in reality a COM
pete correspondence under the great Master
Minds of Business. Sevent weight men-not mere
writers, but National Business Men, whose very
inspire respect and admiration and confidence
are its authors. Alexander II. Revell founder
and president of the great firm bearing his name
Sears. Roebuck & Co.'S comptroller; John v Far
well & Co S credit man. Montgomery Ward & Co s
buyer; Sherwin- Williams Co.'S general manager.
These are only few of the big who have con
New-York tribune., 1907-03-31

~ = I'M goes INTO the inner Offices
of the biggest. most successful men.
and brings forth for your benefit the
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new business, how 10 win trade for II .
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make more, in your present daily
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Each issue contains special in
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collecting advertising, business let
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worry savers, store systems, retail
craftsmanship, trade-getting ideas,
window dressing. circularizing, and
everything in which man in busI-
ness, big or little, is interested.
To the man in the private Office
New-York tribune., 1907-03-31

Then add to the help which these books will bring
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saving time and effort and cutting out drudgerv.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-31


These seventy-eight men give us
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own successes but priceless business
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the world of money where few are
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ness experience, collected, classified,
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benefit at a cost of thousands and
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ing information such as this:
Ten thousand great concerns-the
best concerns that Dun and Brad
street can name-have bought sets
of the Business Mans Library for the
sole purpose of bettering their meth
DDS and increasing heir profits They
mad no Interest in he hooks as mere
New-York tribune., 1907-03-31

Big men in these concerns have
bough these books for their desks
and these are only a handful
taken at random from thousands
and thousands of purchasers.
Marshall Field & Company.
Armour & Company.
N. K. FaiTbank Company.
Illinois Steel Company
National Cash Register Company.
Sears, ROebuck & Conn pany.
Jones Dry Goods Company.
Mandel Brothers.
Nelson Morris & Company.
Columbia PhonogTaph Co.
National Biscuit Company.
American Can Company.
Goodyear Rubber Company.
Adams Express Company.
ATbuckle Brothers.
Barnhart Bros & Spindler.
Montgomery Ward & Co.
Morgan. & Wright.
Cudahy Packing Company.
OTIS Elevator Company.
Bell Telephone Company.
Western Electric Company.
The United States Government
has bought three sets, and many
| leading universities have puT-
chased sets for their Libraries, and
10 be used as textbooks.
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H. W, T>ywfs A. Sujrsids.

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he Banner u Libsrty, weekly nswsg'aps'
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sraI small DwDs in Frederick county, ara fDr
a time bs wss employed ~ = reporter on TIE
Ffederjek Daily News The cause of bic
suicide il moi kBOwn.
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primaries will h. ed,sids,e1 he pAt1y nm
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GsosfJ Assembly b. eza,ttoiled ~ n4
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epioion fav6s The plurality plan and /,
sbould be- adopted withont delay.
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The fagist,atin " bsw yot4rs, wbiel,
wss eotaplessd IN Tuesday last, has result.
vi IN q considerable iperesse IN The nun
Der N Democrats entitled 10 east beIus Nd
The coming election. IL III pat,s@ Mary.
land Democrats have bseb working 10 h..
cats unregistered voters who had neglected
~ have their names pIaeed on The Doll
books These people wsre notified u their
rights sad duties, and a larps proportion
responded by visiting The Offices VI regis.
ssstsos Oh Tuesday and having their names
placed on the list The result IL most
gratifying 10 al those who favor The sa.
preBssy ~ uie white mans party,
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Democrats Claim Gain.

HA6gsSfywE. Oct. ge-tfbs Democratic
managers olsim q decided gain as the result
81 repatriation ~ tbs county yesterday, and
particularly In Hsgsfsl6wn. IL was stated NJ
headquarters thHt The 1st Democrat gain In
the Districts of HassfssowB Will be- shout 100,
While corresponding gains we're made In many
VI The county districts. The Republican man.
agsfs are NOT making sny deHa,ss claims, bat
state tlias The registration ID satisfactory 10
fhsm.
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a nsn t>yyk by the PrssiGsnt M
Wsst<rn MARYLAND C<,lI9us.
rum ne Bsi'lm>a4 INN

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TIRE sh7s int @ppsfiAibiDg ~ higher criticism
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n,is wotk bA1s bsen ~ rewritten tbst fhs1 afs
mDst rea1abls aDd fbey pl,sseas peculiar
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satiG0s ubtk ulisn il ia derived ffGu spDkeb
disepBfss ~ bAEsd uI,J6 manuscript designed
primarily tn HsI delivery. After asking and
answering ths question IL the Christian
Students sttii11s hwstd The Bibls Wisnti6e7
ah1 its eUtslatiye, II 10 reasonable ~ expect a
divine bo6H Ne Afs offered ibe credentials NJ
antiquity, testimony, fsas0D, mits1ls, pfopbs.
~, eonsoisnes, experiences, diseipleslip, 6is.
cstbneDt. Jesus, Jssus the testimony and u
triumph, Ihs treatment NJ The s1bjset In
1l6Aeiie, II leaves m1eb " fain, sud Riyes
little ~ what could be recognized IN Law of
lpgle ~ pf6of II does moi attempt ~ present
The ihe0Iogy " tDday, bot bases Ia argument
On that u yesterday Nevertheless We know
~ no recent book which will be- mofs Don.
foftlDg and sttsDglbsDingt1 those who believe
~ does the author,
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oyster fsuppsr.

t;tops Chapel sunday school will hold 40
oystsr supper October 18Th, commencing st
D. ~,
The Ladies' Aid sooisty will hold AZ oystef
supper In tent IN the rear Of Bethel Church,
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The Ladies' Mite Society u tbs NJ. r.
Church will hold snd Oyster Supper and Fs#.
iivaI on Ffidsy and saturday evenings, Oeto.
Der 18th and 18th,
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II wboN bs,1Iy h. nits,io he t<,oo1s IT
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EOE BALE.

L'OE SALE.
4 ANAL property, situate On the TaneytoVn
md Westminster ,oAd, about one~haIf mile
from PrizeIlbnrg, This ia desirable home
and ia convenient ~ stores, chnrcbez. -
dairy, schoOIs, Ac.. with good home and Ia
necessary ouiboIIdings. The tract contains
II sHres n ground in god cultivation, and
young orchard josi IN bearing there is q
we'll u good water with pump 10 perfect order
and sheltered. Will be soId cbeap
For further information call Or write 10
JOHN z. NULL,
oct II n PrizeIIburg, Nd.
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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-07-06
TELEGRAPH SERVICE
TO Be INVESTIGATED

Washington, June 29.1In accord
ance with instructions from President
Roosevelt, Commissioner Of Corpora
tions Herbert Knox Smith is arranging
for the immediate investigation of
the relations between the telegraph
companies Of the United States. This
investigation is to be conducted in
such manner as to avoid giving any
company or official immunity from
prosecution in case violation Of law
should be discovered.
The investigation will determine
the nature and extent Of the agree
ments existing between the telegraph
companies, the rate of wages paid
employees, the operating expenses,
and such other data as will be useful
to the department of justice in de-
termining whether it will be proper to
institute proceedings, and to congress
should that body desire the govern.
ment exercise control over the tele.
graph service.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-07-06
UNIFORM BILL OF
LADlNG agreed m

Chicago, June 29.-A bindi,.
agreement between shippers and thu
railroads, the dream of American
commerce, in the fonrm of uniform
bill Of lading practically has been
agreed upon. Representatives of
commercial interests and trunk linz.
Of the country have settled upon the
form Of new bill and the interstate
commerce commission has concurred
It will be submitted for the ratic6..
tion Of the railroad and commercial
interests Of the country early in july,
The effect of the ratification will
be to make the new bill Of lsdinp
a part of the interstate commerce law,
The shippers will then have the thing
for which they have clamored for the
last decade railroad receipt bind.
ing on the carriers. The negotiations
have thus far heen carried on by rail.
road representatives and members Of
the board Of directors of the Illinois
Manufacturers Association. The new
bill will hold the initial ronad and its
connections liable for shipment from
the time it is delivered to the com.
pany until it is delivered to the con.
signee at it's destination.
The Illinois Manufacturers Associa.
tion has pressed the matter before
the interstate commerce commission
for three years. The conditions were
agreed to at a conference at Chicago
May "a and %. The conditions were
placed before the interstate com.
merce commission with view to hav.
ing them incorporated in law that
would be mutually protective, and it
was agreed that draft Of the bill Of
lading and conditions would be sub
mitted to the railroads and CONNER.
cial interests early in July.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-07-06
MUST PROVE LIBEL DAMAGES
Supreme Court Sets Down Law Regard.
ing Newspaper Libel Suits.

Supreme Court Sets Down Law Regard.
ing Newspaper Libel Suits.
Olympia, July THE law In cases
of newspaper libel is laid down By the
supreme court In a decision BY thu
supreme court in the case from Walls
Walla county Of Allen h. Reynolds,
an attorney, against Percy G. Holland
manager Of the statesman. The &C.
ton was to recover damages for al.
legged libel, the publication Of certain
articles in the Statesman rejecting
upon Reynolds. The chief grounds
for action were based on an article
headed "Pecksniff and Shylock Out
DONE" in which it was charged that
Mr.. Reynolds had protested against q
$28. SO advertising bill as being ex-
cessive, but had charged Holland
221.33 for simply walking four blocks.
The lower court decided in favor Of
the defendant. In its decision the
supreme court says, in part. that
where the publication is false, the ag.
grieved party is entitled to recover
damages, if any are proven.