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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-12
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Rooms for Aent.
ONE GENT a WORD.


LARGE UNF'URNISHIID FRONT ROOM,
or two connecting unfurnislied rooms,
for rent. Address c 2o5, care Times
Dispatch.
NlCI.Y FURNISHED SECOND STORY
front room, private, family; no other
lodgers; gas, BATH phone Call
Phone $3.50.
FOR RENT, ABOUT APRIL I'D,
three large and one small room, ON
second floor, detached, modern brick
house. Apply 920 West Marshall.
FOR RENT. A VERY LARGE FRONT
room; handsomely furnishcd; also Il
very large hall room. Apply 40l
East Grace Street.
SMALL Front OFFICE FOR RENT,
etc. Cheap. IS South Thirteenth
FOR RENT. FOUR NICE FRONT OF
fice rooms, second floor; plenty
light. No. 16 North Seventh Street.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT; 81
per week; very desirable. $40 West
Main.
FURNISHED ROOM, OR TWO ROOMS
furnished, for light housekeeping
sd5 North Eighth
ROOMS, 1o7 THIRD STREET, BE-
tween Grace and Franklin; private
bath.
FURNISHED ROOMS. HOT WATER.
Telephone; meals served. 100 East
Marshall Street.
FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. 71s East Marshall, near cor
ner OF Eighth Street
FOR RENT. TWO FRONT ROOMS;
one back room: al furnished. "a
South Adams Street.
WANTED. COUPLE FOR NICE LARGE
furnished room, with good board.
10 S. Fifth.
FOR RENT. ONE ROOM FURNISHED;
Harrison and Main. Phone 1879.
FURNISHED ROOMS, LARGE AND
small Sl4 East Clay. Bath, phone
FURNISHED, HEATED ROOMS FOR
gentlemen, at 719 East Grace Street.
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DISTRIBUTORS WANTED EVERY
where, SIS TO $50 made weekly, dis
tributing circulars, samples, over
seeing advertising; no canvassing;
steady. Address RELIABLE AD-
NERTISING BUREAU, Chicago.
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WANTED, MAN; MUST BE WILLING
to learn and capable of acting as
our local representative. No can
Hassing or soliciting. Good income
assured Address NATIONAL CO.
OPERATIVE REALTY CO.. Dept. SIT
e, Washington d. c.
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GlNTER PARK-FIRST- CLASS AC-
men or married couple; nice home
for any one fond of suburban COM
forts. !. Address e 252. care Times
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WANTED, FOUR FIRST CLASS Bon
sawyers at once at our shook mill,
Iiress. Va, on S. A. l., Ry.: also eX-
perienced mailer. Apply at once or
write L. j. KRESS BOX CO., l. t.
Powell, Southern Manager. P. o..
Warfield Va
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AGENTS, ATTENTION! BIG PROFITS.
Goods sell quickly: particulars and
samples free. SAYMAN, PISS Frank
lin Avenue. st. Louis, Mo.
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TWO GENTLEMEN MAY OBTAIN
room and board, best accommoda-
lions. in private family, near First
and Grace Streets. Rate. sos. Adj
dress II S65. care Times-Disnatch.
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WANTED, FIRST GLASS FOREMAN
who can bring gang of twenty to
thirty men to clear and grade for
log road under supervision Of en-
sineer. Apply in person or by letter,
giving references, to MONTGOMERY
LUMBER COMPANY, Spring Hope,
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YOU CAN MAKE s25 TO 500 WEEK
in mail order business: no canvass
ing; l made $1,000 first year. Why
work on small salary? Free book
let; tells how TO get started. MAN
AGER, American Mail Order Bureau,
Detroit Mich.
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WANTED, BY YOUNG LADY POSI-
ton as stenographer for experience;
salary no object. Address II IA
care TimeS-DispatCh.
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LET US HAVE YOUR WAGON BE-
fore it comes down. 1t will cost
you less to repair It. Work prompt
~ done. STOW-WORSH4ANI CO..
1900 e Franklin,
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LOST. FEMALE SHEPHERD DOG,
black with tan and white feet; smali
amount OF white on breast. l'ewa,a
for information. S. START. 10 South
Laurel Street
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TERRITORY AND SELL
Ing rights for Triplex, four bags In
one. Most practical bag invented.
Write for particulars. S. DIAMOND
BRO. 35 West Twenty-frst St.,
New York.
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ROOMS. EN-, SUITE OR
single, with private bath, electric
lights, steam heat elevator, table
board, permanent or transient. THE
SHENANDOAH, Allen Avenue and
West Grace Street.
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FOR RENT, FROM ABOUT MAY 18TH.
furnished second-story front apart
neht on Franklin Street. near Sec
ond. consisting of sitting;room aud
bedroom. with use of bath. Terms.
s25 per month. which includes phone.
light and servants attention Adj
dress SIG, care Times Dispatch.
FURNISHED FLAT For. THE. SUM
large front porch. five rooms and
pantry. bath, phone. coal and gas
ranges, stationary washtuhs; no chill
Terms very reasonable. Address J..
366. care Times-Dispatch
FOR RENT. MAY 1sT TO sEPTEM-
Der list. furnished flat on West
Grace Street. four rooms. bath and
pantry: complete for housekeeping;
phone, etc. Address 27s. care
Times-D Dispatch
FOR RENT. FIRST FLOOR FLAT. 4
large brigIf, rooms. perfect condi-
ton. in Lee District. two blocks OF
Davis monument. one block OF car
line. s1s.25. 4os n. Cedar.
For RENT. 4 FLAT or THREE
large rooms with use of bath on
same floor; cold and hot water: call
or address 7o2 Miner Avenue, Barton
sHeights.
FOR RENT NICE FLAT OF FOUR
rooms. furnished or unfurnished
witt, or witEou. board. 63o n. Eighth
FOR RENT, ONE LOWER FLAT OF
four rooms, near Harrison and Main:
No children. Address l. 3T5. care
Times-Dispatch.
II ROOM, OUTSIDE APARTMENT
with bath hot and cold water. steam
heat and service. Apply Gil, THE
CHESTERFIELD.
FOR RENT, TEN-ROoM FLAT. CEN
trally located; possession at once.
Phone CHS.
FOR RENT, FLAT OF FOUR OR FIVE
rooms: modern couyeniences 2014
Ivy street Phone 5l24.
FOR RENT. A FLAT OF TWO Or
three rooms. with bath. Apply 400
East Cary Street.
FOR RENT. FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS:
private porcelain bath; hall and pan
try. Rent reasonable. Apply 10,
West Main Street.
FOR RENT. FLAT, OF FIVE ROOMS,
with bath. second floor; all convent
ences. !o4 E. Clay Street.
FOR RENT, FURNISHED FLAT, GAS
range in kitchen. GIT North Tenth
Street.
SIS NORTH FIRST STREET, UNFUR-
nished flat for rent use of bath;
hot and cold water.
FOR RENT. TO ADULTS, "A FLAT OF
four rooms. Apply to 1927 West
Grace Street.
FOR RENT, SECOND-FLoOR FLAT,
unfinished. 1o4 S. Third street,
FOUR-ROOM FLAT FOR RENT. 3Ol
Robinson Street
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PERSONALS.
ONE GENT A WORD.

MRS. PROPERTY OWNER: MRS,
Mack, IL widow and n deserving and
accomplished woman, Is now with
ANDERSON REAL ESTATE AND
LAW co. Give her your business;
help her to help herself.
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SALESMAN EXPERIENCED
In any line to sell general trade IN
South. Liberal commissions with $50
weekly advance. One salesman earn
ed $l,253.52 his first two months with
us. Capable man only wanted. THE
CONTIN ENTAIL JE,WELRY CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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WANTED BY A YOUNG LADY. POSI-
ton as stenographer and typewriter.
Best references. Address e 249, care
'Ilnies-JisDatch
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WANTED. PERMANENT AND TABLE;
boarders. Apply Mrs. HORACE,
WEXFORD JONES. 500 West Frank
lin Street
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WANTED, TWO CARRIAGE PAINT
crs: men that understand rubber tire
and general shop work. Apply Tues
day. T. B. HICKS, 213 North Second
Street, City.
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WANTED. TO RENT ONE FURNISHED
room to gentleman or lady, or two
rooms for Aght housekeeping, lin
new house on Grove Avenue, near
Rowland Street. rermS moderate.
Address "MODERATE," care War
rinerS Drug Store.
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PRIVATE FAMILY ON GROVE AVE.
nue. desires several adults to board
~ 80 ~ g ~ 80 J,'s ",a Sooe 'aute.
Carrier 81.
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SMALL FRONT OFFICE FOR RENT,
on ground floor. suitable for broker,
etc. Cheap. Is South Thirteenth
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TO LADY IIAIRDRESSERS: WANT-
ed, young person in ladies' first-class
hairdressing parlor. State expert
ence and wages expected. MONTE
CELLO HAIR PARLOR, Norfolk, Va
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SMALL FAMILY WOULD LIKE PER-
manently. gentlemen or mother and
sons to occupy second floor; modern
conveniences; three squares Jefferson
Hotel, Reference. Address d 223,
care TimcS-D Dispatch,
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WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR ONE OR
two rooms in private family in Gin
ter Park. New house and every con-
venience. Rates reasonable. Adj
dress II S64, care Times Dispatch.
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FOR RENT. TO ADULTS, "A FLAT OF
four rooms. Apply to 1927 West
Grace Street
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Boarning.

WISHING BOARD ON A
farm, situated on the water, suitable
for boating. bathing, fishing, can be
accommodated by writing to Mrs. III.
G. S. for Information. Address Mrs.
II. G. S.. Box 144, Edgewater Farm,
Hnr,pton Vo
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WANTED, BY LADY OF SEVERAL
years experience position as assist
now employed. References furnish
ed. M. .. S., No. 72O Mutual Building.
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MRS. PITZER, 115 EAST FRANKLIN
Street; handsome dining room; no.
tel service: old Virginia cooking;
rooms single and en- suite.
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FURNISHED ROOM, OR TWO ROOMS
furnished, for light housekeeping
6d5 North Eighth.
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FURNISHED ROOMS, HOT WAITER.
Telephone. meals served. 100 East
Marshall Street.
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BEAUTIFUL ROOM FOR TWO GEN
tlemen; table we'll kept. Terms mod
crate. All conyeniences. References
Timcs- u isnatch
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WANTED, a POSITION BYA YOUNG
lady as companion permanently, or
to go several hours daily. Address
NJ 10, care Times-Dispatch.
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AGENTS Make, 500 PER CENT.
profit selling Novelty Sign Cards;
merchants buy 10 to 100 on sight;
500 varieties; catalogue free. SUI
LIVAN CO., 405 West Van Buren,
Street Chicago. Ill.
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WANTED. A COUPLE OR TWO
young men to occupy a nicely fur
nished room. with board. in private
family; delightful situation, fronting
Jefferson Park, Church Hill. B Is,
care Times Dispatch.
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FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. lis East Marshall, near cor
ner OF Eighth Street.
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s21 A WEEK TO PUT OUT MER-
chandise and grocery catalogue;
home territory. AMERICAN HOME
SUPPLY CO., Desk D @ Chicago
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ANY ONE CAN LEARN TO MAKE
mirrors; immense profits: no capital
required. Address W. ANDERSCH,
lie e. Nintieth St, New York.
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LOST. A SMALL BUNCH OF KEYS
I on key ring, with a small cork
screw attached Finder Will please
/ leave at THE CHESTERFlElAD
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AGENTS WANTED TO HANDLE
campaign novelty; quick seller; I'M
mensely profitable; for particulars,
address CAMPAIGN BUCKLE %,
l0AS West ThMty-fourth. Los Ange-
les. Cal.
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making prints; no experience re-
CURED steady work; salary SIS
week; particulars. NATIONAL IL
Illustrated VIEW CO., $50 Nassau
Street, New York.
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LET US REPAIR THAT SEWING MA
chine for you now, while the weather
d is bad, and before you start your
spring sewing. All work guaranteed.
Standard agency. JURGENS'S NAM
MOTH FURNITURE STORE, Adams
and Broad 1A""''"
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FOR RENT, ABOUT APRIL I'D,
three large and one small room. ON
second floor, detached modern brick
house. Apply 920 West Marshall.
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street are having fine time now; so
will you, IL You eat kAEMPt"S
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AGENTS WANTED TO HANDLE OUR
seal brown metal card-cases and
cards OF quality, up-to-d atc name
plates, signs and numbers. Write
for proposition. ACME ENGRAVING
CO. Boston, Mass
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AGENTS. L CITY A T f
substitute for slot machines; patent
ed: sells on sight for 81. Particu-
lars GISHA COMPANY, Anderson,
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WANTED. PERSONS TO HELP US IN
spare time in all portions of the
United States: work is easy. Box
500, Richmond, Va.
WANTED, A WINDOW DRESSER.
SIMON BOWMAN, los East Broad
Street
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WE WANT THIRTY FIRST CLASS
statesmen acquainted with hardware.
harness, and general store trade.
Salary or commission Must have
good reference, UNITED STATES
WHIP CO., Westtield Mass.
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YOU WANT THE BEST DYEING, THE
best cleaning, the best carpet clean
ing. tne pesu Carpet 1ase!ng ;,,l az to
North Fifth Street.
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AGENTS TO CALL ON THE BEST or
trade. banks, stores, hotels, office
buildings and homes: make $40 a
day: only reliable men need answer.
Enclose stamp. EARL CO., SIS
IOurth Ave. PittShurg. Pa
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FOR RENT, TWO FRONT ROOMS;
one back room; al furnished. "a
South Adams Street.
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FOR RENT, sECoND-FLooR FLAT,
unfinished. 104 S. Third street.
FOUR-ROOM FLAT FOR RENT. 3o1
Robinson Street
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE
New system; only few weeks re-
CURED; wages after first month; tools
donated; board provided Position
loguc MOLER'S BARBER COL
LEGE, 2o7 Bowery, New York City.
MACRINiST AM ENGINEER's TABLE
of United States standard steam, gas
water pipes and tapping Sizes 10
cents per copy; shop agents wanted.
L. u. MEYER, Allegheny, Pa.
tiEN WITH RIGS TO SELL COM
plete line soaps, Factory TO con
sumers $l5 VIII start you Adj
dress NEW ERA SOAP co, st. Louis.
NELL DRlELER WANTED. WHO uN.
derstands both the cable and the Jet
ting processes of making wells
State experience and price VIII Worl,
\ for. Please give references, THE
u LOWRY EuMP g. WELL co, Will
M!nEton, n, G,
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THE BEATTIE, TWO LARGE HAND
some rooms for rent, with board.
223 Governor Street.
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FOR RENT. A VERY LARGE 'FRONT.'
room; handsomely furnishcd; also Il
very large hall room. Apply 401
East Grace Street.
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FOR RENT, TO A GENTLEMAN. a
single room, with board; can also
accommodate three or four table
boarders zoe East Grace
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4 REFINED LADY WISHES POSITION
as housekeeper, companion or moth
er's help. Reference given. (Miss)
CHRISTIAN "A. CARTER, Fredericks-
burg, Va
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NEW AND ELEGANT LODGEROOM
for rent; steam heat; electric light;
manager service; over Station A
post-office. Apply NJ. L. HOE
HEIMER, 81 East Broad.
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s25 PER WEEK AND TRAVELLING
expenses paid by reliable house to
statesmen to visit dealers. Expert
ence unnecessary. PURITY CO.,
CHICAGO
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WANTED, PUSHING RETAIL HARD
ware salesman; salary large as SER
vices are valuable, no matter how
valuable State particulars. BOX GAG,
charlottesville. va.
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NICELY FURNISHED SECOND $40 y
front room. private. family; no other
iio,digers; gas, bath, phone. Call
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
William Jennings Bryan's great
campaign song. Star of the West"
Sample copy 10c. COMMERCIAL
COLORTYPE CO., Dept. 20, 152 Lake
ST.. Chicago
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.LuNlBERMEN WANTED IN ALI. CA
nacittes; exceptional opportunities.
/ especially IN the manufacturing end
+ 1000 companies represented Get
our Guarantee Plan for locating
YOU wherever you wish Conditions
are improving and we are expecting
heavy demands for skilled men. Send
Two stamps for particulars I.UM-
Der EMPLOYEES CORPORATION.
Nashville, Tenn.
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WANTED, DETECTIVES; SHREWD,
reliable man for profitable secret SER
vice, to act under orders; no ex-
WEBSTER, indianapolis. Ind.
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ORGANISE DESIRES
TO locate in one of the city churches.
references from Richmond's most
Carn tHin1 L ch 49,
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experience, position as stenographer;
references furnished. + 100, care
Times. I)iSnatcl1
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silent boardcrs at THE LURAY, 4D3
East Main Street; excellent table;
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LUMBER SALESMAN WANTED FOR
Eastern territory TO represent South
be familiar with trade; good salary
to party who can produce results, In
close two stamps. LUMBER EN-
PLQYES CORPORATION, Nashville.
Tam.
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AGENTS CAN'T BE uP-TO-DATE OR
Agents Cooperative and Protective
Bureau in the world. HULLS CO.
OPERATIVE BUREAU, 202 Franklin
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WANTED,-YOUNG LADY WISHES
position as stenographer to do gem
eral office work or copying; Will &C
cept moderate salary. Address L.,
Box No. Us. city.
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TWENTY FIVE EXPERT
enced pnperboX makers on all lines
square hos work, steady employment;
good wages. Apply to THE. RAN
DOLPli PAPER BOX Co, l309-1313
ROSS Street
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WANTED, BOOKKEEPER 500, ASSIST
ant $50: must be men of good record
and be willing. to work for promo
NIFTY co. Houston. Texas
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FAMILY IN THE COUN-
try Will take few adults to board for
summer; trains convenient for bust
dress Mrs. DR.. SYDNOR, Nelwood, Va
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FOR RENT, -FOUR NICE FRONT OF
flee rooms, second floor; plenty
light. No. 16 North Seventh Street.
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WANTED. COUPLE FOR NICE LARGE
furnished room, with good board
10 S. Fifth
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AGENTS-s75 MONTHLY. METAL
combination Rolling Pin Nine arti-
Giles combined. Lightning seller.
saple free. FORSHEE CO.. 2sl
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT; 50
per week; very desirable $40 West
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w A IN u S
ONE CENT A WORD,
DeIp 0uanten, 5slale.

ONE GEM q WORD.
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WANTED, a POSITION AS S,rENo-
Erapher or office assistant; had ex
perience In both. Address l. 36S,
care Times Dispatch.
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STEADY WORK. GOOD PAY; ONE
agent in each town; in spite of panic
agents doubling sales. Address
SAYMAN, 21s6 Franklin Avenue, ST.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-06-19
CANES IN SPAIN.

Some Of the Natives Have q Small
Arsenal Of Them.
Every Spaniard has a stick, the we'll
to do own several, and the ,"gilded
youth" often has small arsenal of
them. The term arsenal in this case
is used positively and not figuratively.
as the Porto Ricans, like the Spaniards,
have quite a craze for sword canes and
dagger canes, and they make these
with remarkable skill.
The blades Of the finer specimens
come from famous smiths in Toledo
and other Spanish cities and are forged
from the finest steel. Some are dam
ascened and others are inlaid with sill
yer and gold. some have worked upon
them the name Of the owner and 9th
ers the name Of patron saint. The
assortment of walking sticks in the
shops in the larger towns is very
varied.
They have fashions in sticks and
canes suited to different ages and pro-
fessions. There are sedate mahogany.
ebony and rosewood sticks for clergy
men and physicians and fanciful bam-
boos with cleaning steel inside for
men about town. There are rough oak
en- sticks for the Spanish .Anglomani-
acs and saucy little slaves for those
who ape the styles Of the boulevard
For travellers there are coffee sticks.
thorns, tea sticks, leopard wood canes
and orange sticks.-London Chronicle.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-06-19
Farm Machinery for Peru.

There is a considerable demand for
farm machinery and implements IN
Peru, according to Charles M. Pep
per. special agent of the Department
of Commerce and Labor, and Amer
lean manufacturers have not neglect
ed it. He remarks, however, that
SAMPLES and exhibits of these goods
which are to be found in large num-
bers are of a sort not particularly
suited to the uses of the Peruvian
farmer. Peru has almost no horses
and it's draft animals are oxen, TACT
which has an important bearing on
the STYLES of implements, such as
plows, cultivators,r ,reapers and mowers,
which are to be drawn by them. Be
sides this, the natives are used to the
wooden stick, or beam plow, which gen
orally has a single handle. Knowing
no other form of pIow, the farm labor
ers are prejudiced against the improV-
ed two-handle implement; but, so far
as Mr.. Pepper has observed, only one
American manufacturer has taken note
of this peculiarity and devised single
handled plow. There are in Peru
many graduates of American agricul-
tural colleges who would serve as ex-
cellent agents for the Introduction OF
American farming machinery, and Mr..
Pepper thinks that the employment
of these young men will be a large
factor in the growth of American trade
in agricultural implements.