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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-14
THRIFT IN AMERICUS is
APPARENT TO COMERS
Visitors Are Impressed by
Conditions.

There is more thrift and business
in Americus than in any city in Geor-
gia south of Macon I travel over
two states, Georgia and Alabama, and
there is no town that equals Ameri-
Gus when it comes to solid business
and solid business men"
This was the observation of a
Montgomery travelling man here yes
terday, and he meant what he said.
Nor is his an isolated opinion, for
every visitor to Americus is i'm
pressed most favorably with the
great volume of trade here in all
lines and with conditions generally.
There is no talk of dull times here.
Merchants have had a splendid spring
trade, as they have at all seasons.
Business conditions are the very
best, and the prospect for magnifi-
cent fall trade, based on crop pros
poets, was never brighter in mid
June
Farmers, like the merchants, are
in good condition and talk most en-
couragingly of the fall harvest. There
are no GROWERS in Americus.
Business failures are well nigh
unknown, and Americus figures not
in the bankruptcy courts.
In Americus there are evidences of
progress and prosperity upon every
hand Already 11,272 people, by re-
cent count, are living here, and more
are coming from other states to make
it their home The city is on the
up grade, and all of the people are
pushing it.
No surprise that the Montgomerian
is favorabIy impressed with Ameri-
Gus. All are who come to the COM
mercial capital of south Georgia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-14
FARMERS INSTITUTE
WILL BE HELD JUNE d

A Farmers Institute for the Four
teenth Senatorial district will be held
at Cordele on June %. President
Soule, of the State College of Agricul-
ture, will conduct these institutions
in every senatorial district in the
state.
At the coming meeting at Cordele,
experts will be on hand to discuss the
raising of cotton corn and other sta
pie crops. Among the features con-
sidered will be the selection of seed,
the rotation of crops, the diseases that
attack plants, soils and fertilizers.
All of these subjects will be handled
from a scientific, as well as practi-
cal standpoint, and it is expected that
great good will result to those who
attend The institution will meet at
s o'clock on the morning of the 22nd
and will conclude in the afternoon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-14
BLINDF0LDED, WILL
HUNT MURDERER
Unusual Effort to Find
Guilty Man.

DENVER, COL, June 13.-(Spe-
ciaD -Blindfolded and riding at the
head of a posse of determined men,
DR.. Alexander J. McIyor-Tyndall, of
Denver, will take up the hunt after
the man who killed Sheriff Albert II.
Bath near Jelm, Wyo.
The ride may last for ten miles or
it may last hundreds. How it will
end no one can tell, but DR.. McIvor-
TyndalPs success in previous ad-
ventures of this character makes him
sanguine of success on this occasion.
To the layman it is hard to explain
the mysterious forces that he believes
will lead him in his chase after the
criminal To the pshchic it is easier.
''We believe that all life is a unit"
said DR. Tyndall Crime is dis
turbance, a variation of the either
waves which surround us all. Those
of us who are peculiarly sensitive can
get psyhic impressions from these
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-14
WOODMEN TO UNVEIL A
MONUMENT TO MEMBER

With the deeply impressive ritual
of that order the Americus Camp
Woodmen of the World, will this af-
ternoon unyeil handsome marble
monument erected to the memory of
their deceased brother, Clifford
Holmes Lowe The bylaws of the w.
0. w. provide that such memorial
shall be erected to every deceased
member, and two or three of these
already stand in beautiful Oakgrove
Cemetery as testimonials of fraternal
love and fidelity. The exercises this
afternoon will begin at 4 o'clock, and
will include a brief address from Hon
w. w. Dykes, of the local camp.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-14
Mr.. K. M. MCDONALD
WINS YEARS. SUB

The years subscription to the
Times-Recorder offered for the near
est guess to the votes of Hoke Smith
and Joe Brown has been won by Mr..
K. NJ Mcdonald, of Sumter. In ar
irving at the decision the estimate for
each candidate was compared with the
actual vote which each candidate re-
ceived, and the two differences then
added together, this constituting the
total error. Mr.. Mcdonald is already
a subscriber, and his account is cred
tied with one years subscription.
The official vote for Smith was
9S,949 and for Brown 109,806.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-14
LOOK OUT!

Books for city tax returns close
July 1st.
Make your returns and avoid being
double taxed.
Don't let your name appear on
delinquent list. ....
L. n. HAWKES., Clerk K Tr.
Sun, Tues, Thur -2weeks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-14
A Meeting This Afternoon

Pastors and laymen are requested to
meet with Christian Business Mems
League at City Hall this afternoon g
to O'Clock to discuss important mat
ters pertaining to the series of meet
ings to be held shortly. Will dismiss
at 4 o'clock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-14


If you are all run down, easily tired, thin,
pale, nervous, go to your doctor. Stop guess
ing, stop experimenting, go direct to your
doctor Ask his opinion of Ayers non alco-
hoAc Sarsaparilla. no alcohol, no stimula-
ton. A blood purifier, a nerve tonic, strong
alternative an aid to digestion. y.sy &c Aver Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
SITUATIONS, profesSinnal.

4 GRADUATE or PROFESSIONAL
department. State Female Normal,
with first grade certificate from
4 State Board Of Examiners for five
years. many consecutive years sue
cessful experience as an educator and
disciplinarian having fine testimon-
falls from some Of the best educators
of the State, wishes a position in a
graded or high school,. Address L
10. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. 4 POSITION AS TEACHER
in neighborhood or private school Or
college by lady who has taught for
ten years in intermediate and prl-
mary work; have also taught elocu-
tion, dclsarte and physical expression
and oratory for two years In college.
Can give best OF references. Address
11THEL ATKINSON, Eorty-eighth
street. Highland Park, Norfolk, Va.
- NlEXl'ERIENCT TEACH.
er,. is a graduate of a Virginia col
lege, desires a position for the COM
Ing session; qualifications English.
mathematics. French. music. drawing
and painting. Address Miss y, care
Postmaster, Scottsville, Va,
BY a YOUNG LADY OF
two years experience, position as
teacher in private family for com
ing term In the mountainous sec
ton. Tor further information. aD-
ply to Miss OTTIII MARINER, Cap
pahostc, Va,
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aqcnts QManten.

BIG MoNEY CAN BE MADE BY MEN
and women canYassng for subscrip-
lions for THE AMERICAN BOY, the
best ma gazlne for boys in the world.
There isSa boy in nearly every home.
and all parents want their boys to
have It. The cash commission is
large, and each month we distribute
cash prizes besides. Write to-day to
THE SPRAGuE PUBLISHING Co,
seventh floor. Majestic Building, De-
troit, Mich.
AGENTS. WANTED. "PUR -E'E IS-TO"
handkerchief for the Merry Widows.
Tremendous selling novelty; Just
saucy enough to- be popular; sells
anywhere, everywhere. 20 cents; 81
dozen; twelve dozen. $1l; extra quail
ity, silk. so cents; ~ dozen; twelve
dozen, $40; charges prepaid. Great,
side line for statesmen, MAGOR MI a.,
CO.. 1917 Lucas Avenue, 81. Louis.
Mo.
WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL DICzo,
the greatest disnfectnnt on earth, a
dry germlclde and sure insect exter-l
minator: nothing like ~ on tho mar
ket; canvassers make from So to sic
per day.. Apply at once. w II.
kESDRICIi & cO..a South Belyidera
Street
AGENTS, s75 MONTH"; III; NJ IiTAL COM
binntlon rolling PIN nine articles
combined; lightning seller; sample.
ton. Ohio a a ( s. s. l Il
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WAN S
DS1s r,NN,r A WOOD
Nrlp IMal1teD, 3slalc.

" ! = d s - .
WANTED, MAN no WORK A HOME
making prints; no experience re-
d,iircdj steady work. snlnry, 10
week; particulars. NATIONAL II
Fl Illustrated VIEW CO. $50 Nassau
street. New York.
WAN r ED, MEN: TIMEX EEP RS.
bookkcepcrs, forcmen, SOLICITORS, or
any one DESTROYS Of making n few
dollars weekly on the side. Send
postal TO REGAL REGISTRY COM
PANY.t I'll Broadway. New York.
WANTED, YOUNG MEN TO learn
barber trade; good positions md L!gh
wages after eight weeks learning.
MANAGER. Barber School, 1907 East
Main Street.
WANTED, INEXPERIENCED APPREN-
tice IN our composing ROOM eNcep-
tionally good opportunity to learn.
8 Governor Street
FULL. or, ASSISTANT REG
Istered druggist; must be sober, hon
est and attentive to business. Adj
dress UNO. 50i North First Street
Charlottesville, Va
MALE .STENOGRAPHER
wants position;tcan furnish best ref
erences. Address G 776, care Times
Dispatch
AT ONCE, BREAD AND
cake baker tone). Address LEXING-
TON BAKERY, Lexington. Va
W4ANTED WOOD TURNER G. W.
MONTGOMERY. Cary and Vine
Streets, Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
5ituations Manteo, Gemalc.

WAITED, 81 An EXPERIENCED
stenographer. now employed. position
September 18th. Best Of references.
Address Miss r., ole Church Street,
Lynchburg. Va.
WANTED, BY MARRIED LADY
without children, position as house
keeper for widower or elderly lady;
husband would look after poultry
etc.; country preferred. Address c
CSC, care Times-Dispatch.
A LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS
governess. companion for invalid
lady or child. Another desires po-
sition to teach small children. Ad-
dress Box 1874, care of Postmaster,
Buchanan. Va.
STENOGRAPHIC AND CIR
cular work wanted by experienced
stenographer, Address c 666, care
Times-Dispatch.
POSITION AS NURSE FOR
invalid. Address Miss FLOSS1E2
MAYS, Amherst. Va.
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a5rulessIun... seip Vglal1rtu.


"A LADY TO TEACH IN PRIVATE
family Of four children; to teach the
usual English branches. Latin and
music: age must be between twenty
and thirty-five years; must have
some experience; references eXchang-
ed. Apply to Box 125. Ashland, Va.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SUPPLIED
with teachers free of charge. and
positions secured for teachers, ma
irons and housekeepcrs.a THE Wiz
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU. Rev.
r. w. CRIDLIN, Manager. Manches-
ter. Va.
WANTED. TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS
and schools for teachers. THE VIR-
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU, Rev.
r. w. CRIDLIN. Manager, Manches-
ter. Va.
WANTED, TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS
and colleges in Virginia and other
Stat epr, best St, service TEAcHERs'
~. u. +
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Drlp Mantrb, Denlale.

DRESS SHIELD SEWERS WANTED;
work can be done at home; material
and instructions sent: cash weekly;
addressed envelope brings part!cu-
lars. Il. DIST. CO., I'll Lippincott
Bldg, Philadelphia.
WANTED, a NURSE FOR MOTHER
and young baby; must be competent;
state lowest salary per month; give
reference colored or white. Ad-
dress y, care Times-D Dispatch, or
call at 2l0 East Cary, Third Flat.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for
4 newspapers; experience unnecessary;
PRESS SYNDICATE Lockport. N. Y.
WANTED, YOUNG LADIES, =ExPERI-
enced in making paper boxes: good
wages; steady employment. Apply
TO THE RANDOLPH PAPER BOX
CO. Koss Street, City.
LADIES. Make BELTS AT HOME;
material ready to sew; SIS per hum
dred; particulars stamped envelope
UNIQUE SPECIALITY Co, Drawer
24s, Baltimore. Nd.
WANTED, LADIES AND GIRLS, TO
copy advertising letters at home:
spare time; good pay, cash weekly;
send stamp. ROYAL MFG. Co, Elm
hurst, Pa.
LADY SEWERS. Make SANITARY
belts at home; materials furnished;
SIS per huEdred; particulars stamp
cd envelope. Dept 1876, DEARBORN
SPECIALITY CO, Chicago.
WANTED, EXPERIENCED HELP ON
dresses: Apply Monday morning sos
East Clay.
WANTED, BuTTONIoLE MAKERS;
steady employment and highest
wages paid. Apply to DOUGLASS,
Ialiors, ST. Il. Main Street.
WANTED, a WHITE WOMAN TO
live in private family and do gen.
oral house work. Address ELLIS b.
FoX. General Delivery
WANTED, AT ONCE RAPID AND AC-
Curate Stenogrlphcr. to substitute
for Two weeks. Address r. O. Box
LADIES' COPY LETTERS AT II ONE;
spare time; good pay, cash weekly;
vERTIsING AGENCY. SIS cisco
Building. Chicago,
WANTED, A FIRST CLASS SEAM
stress, one that can cut, TT and sew
nicely, reference required and given.
Address Mrs, j. Q. H.. Box 96, Waver-.
~, Va.
WANTED, IMMEDlATELY, 4 GOOD
stenographer, typewriter and copyist:
must write a good hand, JOHN w,
GORDON. TEA Mutual Building.
| w ANTED ID, HOuSEK EEPER FOR
three In family; middle aged woman
preferred, Address Mrs. j. II.
EATS, Whites, Va, II. II. u.
|LADlEs TO MAKE HEALTH SHIELDS;
/ materials furnished; sis per hun
1 Dept, 4S2, HEALTH BELT co, Chi
| cago.
WANTED, FEMALE ATTENDANT IN
1 private institution for fcebIe-mind-
| cd. Address sL.ORl1TTO SCHOOL, r..
Ed. No 4, Richmond, Va,
NVANTlD, a LADY TO ASSIST IN Oh
ficei state experience and salary ex-
4 Dccted, Box sl, Manchester, Va.
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flats QNa,,ten.

ADULTS DESIRE FURNISH
cd apartment or small housc. ef-l
fectiye September LIST; housekeeping.
TO RENT AT ONCE, FLAT
centrally located: would rent house
with reliable party. Address. with
particulars, Il 745, care Timcs-Dis-
patch.
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Belp, Male ann Tflnale.

5VflA.NTED.@s5 WEEKLY EARNED Al
home addressing postals for promi-
nent educator; inclose ten cents (sil-
ver) for particulars. PRESIDENT,
Pitman School, Toledo, Ohio.
LADIES. GIRLS AND BOYS TOsCOPY
advertising letters at home, spare
time; good pay; cash weekly; reli-
able. For! particulars write w. w.
WOOD, Helena, Ark.
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Agents QWanteo.
ONE o. 2! CENT u "a WORD.

WANTED, GENTS AND SOLICITORS,
either sex; also wagon crews; strict
y new household Inventions; coun-
try agents wanted: catalogues FUR
nished. THE WRIGHT & SONS CO.,
Sol Mermod Jaccard Building, st.
AGENTS FOR GUARANTEED NO.
hole hosiery; If hole appears within
SIX months customer gets new pair
free. exclusive territory; large COM
missions. NO-HOLE HOSIERY COM
PANY, liz Lincoln Avenue, Newark,
N. J.
statesmen AND SALES W O NJ e n
everywhere to take orders for best
Rogers silverware; prices and quail
ity guaranteed: exclusive territory
given in small towns: big profits.
Church Street, New York.
AGENTS. ss6 a WEEK. EXPENSES
paid; no experience required: photo
pillow tops 30c: enlarged portraits,
frames, lowest prices; tree samples;
catalogue. Dept SO, RITTER ART
STUDIO, Chicago. III.
MAKE BIG PROFITS
selling orr fountain pens: samples
20 cents. with clip IS cents; particu-
ENGRAVING Co, 1851 North Fiji
teenth. Philadelphia. Pa.
PICTURE AGENTS; HANDLE OUR
lace medallions; something new:
big profits, quick sales; write for
catalogue of portraits and frames.
INDIANA MOULDING AND FRAME
CO., Department 81, LaPorte. Ind.
charts and other school supplies in
Virginia and North Carolina; per-
manent positions and good pay to
right parties. THE BELL BOOK
AND STATIONERY CO., 914 East
Main Street. city,.
AGENTS, 3NATURA DIAMONDS; FIN
stimitationknown;bi big money maker;
JEWELRY Co, II Madison Bldg,
Chicago.
AGENTS, CANEASSERS. WANTED
Sell campaign buttons, s1.OO hundred
small lots. 15c hundred large lots.
free delivery; sample &c. EDDIE
GO. $50 West Forty sixth Street.
JUST OUT .LOW-PR1CED 3-PoUND
mop: turn crank to; wiring; clean
hands; women all buy: $50 per cent.
to agents: catalogue free, u. S. MOP
CO.. 10S Main Street, Leipsic, Ohio.
AGENTS TO HANDLE BIGGEST MON
ey making fire eXtinguishers: spe--
cial starting offer; exclusive terri
tory; S70 TO $500 per month. BAD
GER CHEMICAL MFG. CO.. Milwau-
kee. Wis.
AGENTS WANTED-WE POSITIVELY
have the fastest selling household
patent on the market. WOOLVER-
IN CO., Pittsburg, Pa.
AGENTS CAN EASILY MAKE IS
daily handling our gup-to-date name
4 plates. numbers, signs, metal card
cases and high grade cards. Samples
free. ACME ENGRAVING CO., Bos-
ton. Mass
AGENTS MAKE 500 PER CENT. PROF
1t selling "novety sign cards." mer-s
chants buy o to 100 on s! ght; 500
varieties: catalogue free. fSULLI-
VAN CO.. 405 West Van Buren, Street.
Chicago. III.
Is MONEY IN THE sILLUMI-
mating business; something new in
gas lamps; managers wanted !: coun :
ty and State rights given. RECTOR.
AZ Leonard Street. New York City.
AGENTS RIO SELL AUTO
time-saver repair kit. Write or
call j.. REUBENSAAL,a GA Monroe
street, Toledo, Ohio.
AGENTS WANTED, Il ON "A NE w LINE
of8soods that Will sell readily; come
early Tuesday morning.. BERRIAN'S
DRUG STORE. Corner Fourteenth
and Franklin Streets. Richmond. Va.
WANTED, LETTERS WRITTEN AT
home; So per thousand. a MARYLAND
n NOVELTY co. Rocky Ridge. Md.
Enclose cents. S,.
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5ituations QWanteb, 4flalf.

YOGNG MAN OF SEVENTEEN YEARS
wants to make change; knows gem
eral office work, and has n working
| knowledge OF bookkeeping; three
years. steady work; is strong, hon.
est energetic and loyal. Best Of
references; wants but fair salary.
Address
YOUNG MARRIED MAN WITH ABII.-
ity desires good paying position at
once: would like something perman-
ent; graduate Of one of the leading
American universities; willing to 20
on trial for few weeks; can hold re-
sponsible position. Address L 1913.
care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, POSITION AS BOOKK1GEP-
err or assistant bookkeeper, or other
satisfactory position, by young man
Of ability and experiences: references.
CENTS FURNISHING AND ALL
round dry goods salesman desires
change: young man of best of habits
and works intelligently and loyally;
best of reference. Address
WANTED, POSITION IN GENERAL
merchandise store or similar work by
experienced clerk: good references
given. Address Box 275. Batesville.
Va.
ANYBODY IN RICHMOND OR VICIN-
ity who wishes to secure German
=
on LEE TODD, FL IL North Sixth
Street.
WANTED, BY YOUNG NAN POSITION
as soda water dispenser; three years
experience at soda water and con-
fectionery business; reference given.
Address E. PUCINELDI. l9S North
Seventeenth Street, Richmond. Va.
MAN AND WIFE, RELIABLE, LAT
ter good coc'S. wish position to. go
away for the summer, or solicit any
thing else suitable. Address lot East
Main Street (rear).
A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
bookkeeper is open for engagement;
Address 653, care Times-Dispatch.
REGISTERED DRUGGIST WANTS
relief work from now to last of
Naug ham Robertson Drug Co., Rich
mond.
STRONG, MIDDLE AGED MAN, LOOK
ing for work on farm. sos East
Marshall Street.
% XPERIE Need MECHANICAL.
craftsman, desires position. Address
G go, care Tfmes-Dispatch
WORK OF ANY KIND. YOUNG MAN.
twenty-siX years old. Address G 6S3,
care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, SITUATION BY COMPE-
tent registered pharmacist. Address
G $50. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, BY REGISTERED
druggist. with ten years experiences;
capable Of taking CHARGE; can fur
nish good reference. Address A626,
care Tiines-Dispatch.
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6oliritnr8 auo Statesmen.

Statesmen WAN 4 ED 1--WE ARE
positions all over the United States
4 and always have good openings. Why
not learn to be an expert travelling
salesman? You can earn two to ten
tunes what you cangsin any other
p n}das On and your sxnenses be be
aulred Write for olirss%book, "a
knight Of the Grip Address Dept.
G51 NAT l 9 NAL IS! ALE, S NJ MS
4 TRAINING ASSN, Chicago Kansas
City, Mo, Minneapolis MINI. Write
nearest office.
a FIRsT-CLAss TRAVEL,i
Ing salesman for the Virgntanss and
earolinas; must DO fully posted In
TN plate, metals, etc. None but
thoroughly experienced men need \
FMpply. Address u 702, care 4 Times.
Dispatch.
TRAVEL FOR fRELIABLE sAIANuFAC-
y turcr; stnple line food products, with
\ coupon advertising and selling plans
~ % to $2h0 per month and expenses;
wanted at once. good nlestnant for
Detroit. Mich. M ~ v II
EXfERIEYCED IN ANY
Inc. to sell general trA,la In, fNir-j
hltion: commissions With &35 week.
advanced for expenses THE CON-
TINENTAI. fJIlWlLRYs co., Cleveland,
Ohio. 555ls# 53s IS, rs
HIGH GLASS sALEsAfI1N FOR N IlW
Era Safety Accounting aSystems for
Bhnks, Merchnnts and Pro fesslonals;
N Wn'nasEfnl ~ opp2rtnnlty; ElW
a Chicago, "a II IA s M II ia
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I'M
Lost ann fotlltn.
oNr clsNr 4 WORD.


ksTRAYED or STOLEN FROM MY
si place, corner Grove and Dooley Ave-
i,ues ono lemon and white female
s pointer, and one lemon ard wliitr,
licked ALL over, pointer, puppy. \
liberal sruwprd will be paid for their
"a s YOUNG s JONES.
u LoST, slfddbXtTERR1ER DOG tMALE,);
White With black spots on ears anu
ssls Back: name on collar, w. w. Robin
M son, Hobo; with medal of Petersburg,
6 1905 Reward IL returned to 1Ol2
West Main Street.
& LOST. BETWEEN BROAD AND CLAY
on Ninth or Clay between. Ninth
and Tenth, Alligator Claw rocket !,
book. chain attached; reward. u. 5.
COOPER, 91i East Clay Street.
+ LOST, a WHITE MALE tpooDLE;i
8 hair cut off, except head, feet and
tail. Liberal reward ii returned to
6I2 North sixth Street
LOST, FRIDAY, ON SECOND FLOOR
qgs3cord and pin attached. Reward will
be paid If left at transfer desk, Mil
Ter d Rlloads.
LOST. WATCH FOB. WITH GOLD
buckle and Elk locket attached. Re-
turn to sos East Leigh Street, for
reward.
LOST. ON THE BROAD AND MAIN
car or at Fifteenth and Main streets;
found. return to I03 n. Thlrtet.i
Street Reward.
LOST. LAST WEEK. PAIR OF RIM
less gold eyeglasses, in black cnse.
Reward is returned to 20 west MAI
5igB shall. 57satHi
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/. oliritors attn 6aIfgl,teI,.
ONE CENT a WORD.


SAL 15sM11N CALLING on 1C1I- q tt;AN
manufacturers, confectioners, soda
fountainists, snloonists, etc.; are you
willing to make some good side
money! so risk or expenses; nc
sample. i Z, y I, Ics-otLLp-
81owat 'SS
A Vfslnia fA sfapis linc his eom
missions. With 500, monthly I'D q .
man. JESS II. SMITH CO., ID ctroit,
Mich.
sALlsMl LIN J, A SIDE LINE REALLY
worth while; big demand; QUICK
FuRRR pouI sstne'i Noops tT Iosk
Box 1916. New York.
SIDE LINE Statesmen no SELL, a
new and profitable proposition.
pocket samples: noicompetition. THE
=. -. COMPANY, Cog Isabella Build
ing Chicago.
WANTED. TWO GOOD Statesmen, At
East Cary street.
WANTED. "A COM IN T5TENT TIsAV1Il-
ing salesman; one familiar with the
hardware business. Apply by letter.
Post office Box No. 405.
WE WISH TO HEAR FROM a Wild r.
81 awake salesman calling on ice.creHm
T. and milk dealers: this city and vlcin-
ity. STURGES &c BURN MFG. CO.,
Chicago, III.
s1DEL1NE statesmen TO SELL THE
d greatest Of all postcard lines. EN-
4 PORT POSTCARD MAKERS, COS
Isabella Bldg. Chicago.
CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED: ExPE-
rience unnecessary; 800 per month
and expenses. PEERLESS CIGAR
CO., Toledo. Ohio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
prlp 0Mantro, q emalr.

WANTED. a GOOD, RELIABLE, SET
tied nurse for two small children.
Apply at 1900 Grove Avenue.