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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-24
'GuN n, RsTs ON rHE GEORGIA.
NuySIe Blown DU n ~ Inch Rlne IN nat
tIeslIp's FOrw ard Turrrt M One Hurt.

NAsHINGIoS sept - A slight acct
dent occurred to-day nn board the battle.
ship Georgia - the Atlantic hattleship
feet during target practice On the south
ern drill grounds N cape Henry. NIr-
CANA Tho muz2le blew on - inch
gun IN tho forward turrs' of the battle
ship on the first shot The accident was
reportHl a. the Navy Department by
Rear Admiral S~aton Schroeder. L \. n.
comma nder- in chief 81 the fleet No
one Was injured The muzzle, Admiral
Schroedrr siId. was blown "a as far back
as the front end " tho Jacket The
cause - tho accid~nt has not been deter.
mined The gun has been IA 'lHs for about
ten years and ordnance officials here
beiteva that n WAS Weakened 10y long Use
will ba shipped ~ once from the gun
foundry - the Washington Navy Yard
Tor INSTALLATION On the Georgia IN place
a. the d1maged W"apou Work on the
vessel vail he rushed - rapidly a. posi-
Tile IN order NOT 90 Interfere with the
foreign cruise which will began ou NoNe.n-
ter g.
his j. tho second acrdent 20 the hattie.
ship Georgia within the last four wears
In the summer ~ 1907. while engaged
m targe' praCtiC. IN Cape cod Bay, e
puwder explosion ~ her after turr"'
occur 81 killing ten men
Admiral Schroeder added that target
work has been continued. bui that prog
ress - slow un account 81 th" rough sea
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BROkE INTO JiIL.
Hut once In Frnn-u wanted To G-i out
AgaIn.

4 man who said ha was Joseph F-nn"ll.
an employee ~ III" Harvard club. cam"
20 the West sid" court yesterday morn
ing and said no wanted 10 he locked up.
80 one paid any attention 10 him. 40 h."
won't 10 the Iail Connected with N" court
and managed to g"t IN. no on" know how
H. found hI. way 80 m" prisoners pen.
wh"r.' h" seated himself
Magistrate Harlow oria-ai him out
when there w1s NJ cha rye made against
him Fennoll stuck 90 th. Job ami nsXt
appeared M the cont room itself He
SAID ne had Iti-t hsan paId N and thought
a cuuri room h" best plac" for man
with money itching IN his pock - H."
was 80 persistent ~ is desire Ia be lock -
up that he finally got what he wanted
mWhen Fsnu"ll found that the city didn't
furnish IL guests Wi'h cigarettes h.
wanted 10 get ont a. badly a. h.. had
wanted 20 &C. m, and started - break
NJ IA" furniture ~ IN" pen. Then he
went 10 sleep
When he woke up he told Magistrate
Barlow that he was sorry h" had acted
like a fool and IN" Magistrate dis
charged him.
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iSSiS>IN MILLS B4NKER.
Brdr PrOPped ~ In suERy ard Horss
Headed uomewurd

Nu'SCIE. Ind sept % Between 7
and Cd clock last night Norman Black, q
banker and wealthy citizen. got his horse
AID buggy at a livery stable and an hour
later the horse returned with Black aittina
upright IN his buggy the lines wrapped
around th" whipstoCk Black was lIn-
O. rus'luu- and blood va, oozing out Of a
ballet wound IN his head. He died two
hours later a. the hospital Examina-
IN showed that the assassin had care
Ilv pruppci the dying IT an up in the
buggy and had probably turned the horse
toward the livery barn where he was
kept
An autopsy revealed that q bullet had
pan"' rat"i the brain
4 slight clue was furnished this morn
INK hy Edward Ray. a railroad faRmAn
who sad that AZ about 7.S last night he
heart thre" shots in quick succession
about two squares from the croeainR
wh"r" he - stationed few seconds
later he heard two moro reports from
IN" sam" spot
Witnesses have also been found who
saw m" rlg containing Black IS uncon-
scIous Nody near Mulberry and second
s'r""iS. IN the southern part Of the city.
last night about the time the shootin q
must have" taken place
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ZIA YOUSSOUF PASHA HERE
~ RkISH tHBiSS tDOR COWS
TO row IOR IISIT.
Hasn't Been In the COuntr, Lone Enough
Ia TaIk NTrh About II, TUT Ne. sure
lite Lilies Atlantic GIty Turkcy QWIsi
Now aud GoinE Ahead sIronE.

Ia Nuussouf Pasha. the new Turkish
Amhsl --adpr. IA, been ~ tins country
now more than three months. bat a.
b." got to- v t-hington when almost every =
body was away from home he has had
little chance ~ he seen ur heard there
or IL attend the teas and receptions.
and In consequence has not attracted the
attention that l. usually bestowed upon
a New diplomat of the highest rank IN
the capitll
The sight uf the Star and Crescent
81 the ottoman empire Aging from one
81 the nagstans a. IN. Hotel Aston yester-
day someW ha' puzzled tho folk that
usually keep the pavement alive m Long
Acre square. and a. ou- ps-s.d through
the throng ut the-piaus th,.-plaue<s.-
vaude illtIns and rea--nz. who are &c
,u-torned - rak" tho ar before late
preakfast. ,us heard numerous yaria.
iI1nz pi ~" query
-Prtrpec wn.refpr. NaInts von hold
banner
The mystery wa explain al the desk
81 he Astnr tina TIA" Turkish Amhas-
sadpr was IN re-lie'f,e al the hotel
~" doesn't sr-sk anv English said
tho clerk but bunch 81 friends " no
do are up there calling on him. So | guess
IT, all right
They have he Ambassadors name
~ the rsgi-'a- a. ~ NDu--nuf Pa-ha
which ue~.Uu Who -aid no knew wa-
ahout The -an" a. writing smith Joseph
General. OF GJN.ruor. ur whatever ~"
enact kngli-h equivalent IT Pasha l.
Iia icing a family name m Turkey whose
members A." ~ more followers Il the
MAlthusiln cr.sI than tho smiths Il
tins and other countries and Nuus-ouf
being - form ~ Joseph. only over m
some ~ those European countries that
touch the orient they have habit ~
writing their name, and titles backward
u l. -aid. also Nv one Who yrote--ed 20
know. that the Ambassador l. not con
. eCted with that other IA. who was a
bey, who held the ipb Il inuui-itur IN .
chief and chief ~ the harem police To-
hts majesty Abdul Hamid. retired and
who was over here doing the lenderloin .
two years ago.
Iis Nuus-ouf Pasha. though short ~
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DrvIES SOUS STiTEWENr.
Husband of late Mrs. ThursIOn says IirE
Estate Grew AZ Point Iona.
TIIE SUS last night received the FOL
lowing despatch. signed 10y clark Thur
ton and date ed az Point Iona. cal

lHE Sun la~t ulkit tetflNfl tue i'l
lowing dssparch signed 10y Clark Thurs
ton and dated at Point Iona. Cal
In the issue Of TUF SIS 81 September
- iHju. certain statements are mad" pur'
porting to- have euan7ted from t"oTr" !
Patterson. the Contestant " h'- n''hrt :
will. against Mrs catherine itngl'r 10
Point Iona. tal. ih" Je>'dnaN "sa'""
| quot" from IIr So
month pgn jeprE- I Patterson and
N''nruAv \ cunningham ~ New '1-'l'
vent ~ los Angeles 30 ,uNesitsni" me
r.ilte aud Mrs Ihur-'ou'- 'onn"' il"h
with he -p,s'y 1h~y discovered That
there rrul med ul the es'ai" only S'"'"'
over tho Hmouut vill"d to Mr. lnGI"'
No trace. could br found of si""" w"
diH,r.rr., h,, gr,u ~" value ~ the r-'ii"
a. tire limo ~ Mrs lhurS'"n.~ death o"i
the amount she bad ben -" ven Wei
Th- statement - nh-'lu'slN without
fouu,ig'top The truth that a." "-''i"
~ tu, VIE futmerl' W. Patterson. VA
-II--,uttlr Irg"r a. 10" tim" or hr' d"''H
irar vNsu -. fr-' came to reside ~ 1910
foruia. and 10 vii h" 80 proved
Il - an interesting i1't That IN" ON
tsS,ant George Patterson. "0"'"l ""
,orrnrnn.-.. WITH Nr- Tiugl-v. allowing
her tSo.WN Ihi- Ns knew b" never N"n'h
have done y 10 bad 'sl' sur" ~ his 1ll"Sa
ton. Mrs 1iugls, refused to "ompr"tni-".
and further. - tho ,a-s develops IN ~"
courts ~ can b" proved that Mrs lingl"r
had nn kuuv'eig" NJ the viii beng made
IN her favor
Facts prove hat ~ wac msd" N ne Orc"
II Mf- Ihur-'ou'- laVyer M san Diego.
miles away from Point Iona he vii
was made 81 Ma, ~. 1910 and Mrs thur
ton died 81 Ia, %
Mrs TinVlsy refuses to give any de
tiiled stItemeut preferrtuR that the is''-
that -he has ~ hr nj h- brought on ~ 10"
legnl contest rof,rr ~ counts -" h'-.
however. ,lsr"d ttr' tho rhsrg"- 80
pur~utrt,v ssr forth 20 no objection uu
I, rorre Patterson nrs In-' 80 "a" - OBJ"
a llrr .ff.n- Oh de b., f's contestant ths'
Ii --.IMar W. -L-li-n
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Maybe Well Raise Rubber

and then will stirring poem: Chauffeur
Spare That Rubber Plant and conservation will make
Roadway in mpregnable Bay Ridge.
What e call the Black Hand is known in Southern
Italy the Family Of Fire. Its workings Described
Our antique factories running full blast which Ne
nice say that the KaSerS grandsonS play like
sturdy American lads &c. but they aren't. crities
account Of the first performance Of MaherS Eighth SSm-
Phony comes from Munich. ust what man did Nhen
bitten by raesnake derives its value from the fact that he
lives to tell it, An Of the import Of the
Of ST. PatckS Cathedral will be found Did know that
tying ostrich feathers paving form Of skilled labor? It's
another Of the occupations and prescriptions quite o.
the ordinary appearing in
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Double stamps Before Noon.
single stamps After HoGa.
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Of Talk, Tips and Prices

commercial bids fair to be discovered for the do
meste rubber plant We all know how readily eldest daugh
tiers mend an auto puncture with bit Of chewing gum
Hsirpns will keep the wheels from sidding BUT the
rubber plant the ornament Of the house. the family zrbo
tum, has been like beautiful vase. nice use Now
they cultivating rubber up near Boston, and 1t
becomes well cultured there is a hope that
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REACHED nv TRAIN tho msir lrs II N, Me- Vol
Csntrsl Scarborough S,son. sso rorn tsuru. 6th
.nA s'h Avenue L" l55th Street Bnsrel,E Nsnor
Stsu1n
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LustIcr Lehman Heller.

Justice Irving Lehman ~ the Supreme
Court. who returned from salt Lake CITY
oniT thursday III from typhoid fever. was
reported ~ Mount sinai Hospital last
night To be improving
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The Sunday Sun

Rules for person going Europe and desiring TO be
tranSenty best: In England tip the policeman. In Berlin
tip the street car conductors restaurants tip the head
waiter before the benedction Watch the native the next
table and tip twice much he does Speak English unless
you know the language supeativey well which case YOU
should speak it with the utmost rapidity The price Of
thing is determined by Parliamentary debate on the CONT
nen capacity for emotional acting necessary
fruitful contained in an article
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
6nIititnrH a1n AsaIpanlptI

AGENTS. 70 SELL VIVA 5P1NG PAPER
and paper bags as side line; thoaee
y;;,siting small towns preferred sell
all through the year; samples Light
commissions liberal; state where you
travel and what other line carried.
Paper Department, care kEMPBR-
THOMAS CO.. Cincinnati.
CAPABLE sALEsNrAN, TO COVER
missions, With 500 monthly advance;
JESS. lI II. SMITH Co, Detroit, Micn.
SALESMAN WANTED TO SELL G.sD::
Gers. druggists, confcctioners; s}2o
mapsth9y and hx sTpsApsis CO. GAbi si7 Iet
fngwell, 81. Louis, Mo,
TRAVELLING SALESMAN WSNTED
10" Virginia. $3.50 weeitly and O. =
perses We prepay [gsi tE;I,,,, on t. o.
Atlanta. Ga. --
PROFITABLE SIDE LINE FOR GRO
Gerry statesmen, calling on wholesale
or retail trade: write to-day. The
B1RKETT MILLS. Penn Van. n. Y.
SALESMAN; TRAVELLING; SALARY
and expenses or commission must
be active, ambitious. energetic; spien-
did opportunity; f Sr1ae 7 GSpe sIGnR
CO., Denver, Pa.
statesmen WANTED BY EUROPEAN
manufacturers to sell leading line OF
laces and emproideries; samples,
thirty pounds; 10 per cent, com MS
DATED LACE WORKS. 446 Broome
Street. New York
Statesmen WANTED-FIF-TY SPE-
clalty statesmen for fall; experienced
men who can make good: big money
to right man; write quick give y = ref fs>
MEDICINE CO.. Chattanooga, Tenn.
SALESMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AR
chitects. selling TO mason material
dealers. building contractors, etc, to
control territorial sale of the re-
nowned asbestos for stucco and wall,
ARRANGEMENTS. Address MINES, ia
East Twenty eighth. New York.
LACE CURTAIN sALEsMAN-LIFE-
time opportunity for just one first
class lace curtain salesman- estina.
tor. to go into business for himself
on new lines and build UP the largest
trade In Richmond and vicinity. p.
LYONS. 5 Beekman street.sNew York.
WANTED. FTRsT-cLAss CIGAR
salesman for retail trade to
travel In Virginia and West Virginia.:
fine position. for the right man;
FRITZ BROS. CO.. Cincinnati, Q.
WANTED. SEVERAL Statesmen,
experienced in selling, computing
scales, ITO sell the Toledo scales In
Virginia and North Carolina. To
statesmen OF ability. will be given
protected territory. Call or write
JONES & LOCKE, Chamber OF Com
merce. Room 10 IL, Richmond. Va.
WANTED SEVERAL EXPERIENCED
speciality salesman of ability and
ambition, to sell an article of great
merit to retail merchants in Vir-
iginia, North and South Carolina.
This is rare opportunity to make
big money If you are hustler, call
Room 10 l2 Chamber of Commerce.
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NeIp IMa,tten. fflaIf.

WANTEb, BRIGHT BOY AS TYPE
writer and collector in wholesale
house, three dollars per week. to
start with good chance for promotion.
give address and references; also
phone number. Address n $50, care
Dispatch.
WANTED, AT ONCE, TWO MEN To
make hay on farm near city; pleas
ant surroundings; good wages. Ap-
ply 206 south Cherry or phone Mad
ison $50.
WANTED, TWENTY coLoRED MEN
ton ,fnr n ,.h, apply Quick. SO.
North Sixth street,
BARBER, FIRsT-CLAsS. STEADY
job, good pay, at Model barber shop,
81 East Main Street. l.. GAsSETs,
Manager
If YOU WANT TO BECOME 4 TRAV-
cling salesman, write for particulars
OF our system. BRADSTREET SYS-
TEN, Rochester, N. y.
a HIGH GLASS HOSIERY CONCERN
requires few more intelligent and
ambitious representatives to canvass
fine line of hosiery to the better
Ono stores: liberal commission;
makes a permanent, profitable bust
ness: (no free samples) experienced
agents; men preferred. KROSSkNIT
NJ tlI. CO, Dept, y. IL, 100 G.dSl lstlH
Street, New York.
WANTED, a BOY IA TO 16 YEARS,
to be generally useful on small
place near town: snail compensation,
with board. clothes, washing; coun-
try boy preferred Address 1870,
care Timcs-Dispatch.
W ANTED GOOD FOREMAN FAMI-
Aar with blasting, dam and crib
work; out OF town job. Address,
with particulars. p. o. Box III
WANTED, STRONG CoLoRED PoR-
ter. for wholesale grocery: also
driver for two-horse truck. Regu-
right men l. 95S, care Times-Dis-
WANTED, FIRST-CLAsS CLEANER
and presser, also fancy cleaner;
good pay. Apply 1905 West Main,
SEPTEMBER 1ST BooKKEEPER, ST.
500; assistant. 500; tim ekepeer, $500;
manager conlmissary, $1,000; clerk,
$500; engineer. sl.2oo;, travelling
oil salesman, $500 and expenses.
Experience not necessary in this
AMI AMEfR1eAN oSppoETuN fTSS' CO.
Houston, Tex.
WANTED. TWENTY-FIVE GOOD
PLY at MONROE PARK. Monday
morning at o'clock.
WANTED. A MAN THAT UNDER
stands cleaning and pressing; good
pay for good man. Address II GA,
care Times-Dispatch.
DINING CAR CONDUCTORS; SALARY
S75-$126; no experience necessary
CONDUCTORS. sol Imperial Building
Chicago
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Delp, Hlale ano Female.

WAITED. OFFICE ASSISTANTS
ers-stenographers), print
ers, hotel mattresses, stewards, gov
crnesses. statesmen. salesladies. cash
iers. for early fall. PIEDMONT EN-
PLOYMENT AGENCY, Durham. N. c.
LADIES OR GENTLEMEN. EARN
beautiful silverware during spare
time: other valuable premiums; no
capital required: you Will like our
plan. Box SO, Knoxville, Tenn.
GARD ENER AND WIFE WANTED
middle-aged; no children; exceptional
home on the most liberal shares. Adj
dress II CTS, care Times Dispatch.
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ASSORTMENT statesmen.

A NEW SPECIALITY PROPOSITION
with assortment feature (not jew
elry) sold to dealers in FIVE lines.
cities and country towns; no compe-
tition. APPLICATIONS solicited from
experienced assortment computing
men for South Carolina, North Caro-
lima and Virginia. Position will pay
right man $4,000 year. THE
MITCHELL MILL REMNANT COR
PORATION. 100 Franklin Street.
Chicago.
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Solicitors ard S5aieslr1en.

TRAVELLING rslAiLGsMES, 70 Carry
on commission six samples of mems
first grade solid leather work shoes,
made to retail at $3.50 and SO; state
experience and references. address
$3.50 AND So SHOE FACTORY, Bal
timore, Nd.
SALESMAN TRAVELLING SMALL
towns TO sell fall line dress goods
and blankets to retail stores on. com
mission; profitable side line, PUR-
NELL DALE MILLS, Box $50, Phila-
delphia Pa
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neln dMdntfh, Jelnulr.

WAITED. dfRL FOR GENERAL
house work Apply 426 East Broad
street.
HOUSE EEPER WANTED, TO CARE
for three children and Keep house;
references desired. Apply at 209
4lllcn Avenue on Monday or Tues
day, after o'clock. ---.--------.--
COOK WANTED, TO DO COOKING
and laundry. 2o9 Allen Avenue
LADIES, MAKE SHIELDS si2 PER
hundred; no canNassing. material
furnished. stamped envelope for par
tculars. WABASH SUPPLY Co.,,
Dept 266, Chicago. ----------.
WANTED, LADIES TO TAKE ORDERS
for a magazine; Sc week Address
500 D, care Times-Dispatch.
$3.50 PER WEEK ADDRESSING EN-
velopes at home spare time expert
ence unnecessary. material sent pre-
paid. Send loo. for outfit, postage
instructions. etc, to start at once.
ENTERPRISE PUBLISHING co.
Covington, Ky.
GIRLS WANTED, S. B. ADKINS & CO.,
bookbtnders, 1908 East Franklin
WANTED, YOUNG LADY TO Make
herself generally useful In stock OF
Wholesale millinery house; one with
some millinery experience preferred.
Address r 297. care Times-Dispatch.
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FOR BUSINESS CONTRACTS
Phone Monroe / for the WANT
AID. MAN to cali
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@ituatinns, professional.

WANTED. BY Young LADY. 70
teach in private family; full grad
uate, both in musical and literary
courses; highest references fur
nished. Address Box ia, Chatham.
Va.
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WANTED. 5FIRST-CLASS STEEL TANK
and tower erector; thoroughly expc-
rienced and reliable; state age. refer
ences and wages. W. II. CALD w ELL
Co. INC. IouisNi,la. EY.
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49lruaflons lodantrn. .1Feu1ala.

WANTED. PLACE AS LAuNDRESS OR
washing to take home. Call o07 Cath
crino Street.
WANTED. POSITION BY a NURSE OF
or otherwise) testimonials from
prominent physicians. MRS. d. Z.
WYCkOFF, LOG North Harrison,
Richmond, Va.
WANTED, b a REFINED, SETTLED
lady, position as companion; willing
to assist in light housekeeping and
sewing Address MRS. L. T. TOMP-
K1NS. Charlottesville, Va.
WANTED POSITION OF HOUSE,
keeper In the country: references
given and required. Address VIR-
GINIAN. care Times-Dispatch, Rich
mond, Va.
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MEN WANTED. AGE EIGHTEEN TO
thirty five, for tremen. 500 monthly,
and brakenen, $50. on railroads in
Richmond vicinity; experience unnec-
essary; no strike; promotion to engi-
neers, conductors; railroad employ
Ing headquarters; over 800 men sent
TO positions monthly. State age: send
stamp. RAILWAY ASSOCIATION,
Department ESQ. 227 Monroe Street,
Erook1ur
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Boarn WNanten.

ROOM AND BOARD WANTED BY SIN
gle man; south West End; no OBJ
PARTICULARS terms must be moderate
ADDRESS y EAR eaGe Times. Dls2atchs
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Want AID. Rates.
! ONE CENT PER WORD when
paid in advance. No Ad. taken
tor less than TEN CENTS.

NO ADS. TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN TWENTY FIVE CENTS
when phoned in or charged at the
counter.
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employees WANTED
Write for Richmond examination
schedule: preparation free. FRANK
LIN. INSTITUTE, Dept. oo3 Q. Roches-
ter. N. Y.
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qqents QMunten.

MADE $4,000 IN o FIVE nn YEARs
sssa" ts TsA Sow SEND fSt SEX n0h
AGENTS ON SALARY OR CoMM!s-
sion. The greatest agents seller
ever produced; every user of pen and
ink buys It on sight see3,o 500 sa Pee
amounted to $500 in six days; anoth-
er $50 in two hours. MONROE MFG.
CO., X 49, La Crosse. Wis.
a MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YE LAB;
began with So; send ror free b 200
Lockport, n. Y.
AGENTS-S50 WEEKLY; WE MANU-
facture the best needle case made; a
wonderful seller; 200 to 500 per cent.
profit; talking unn aeS, Al x our
can make over 500 weekly; send &c
postage and packing) for free
CSC sample: particulars free: buy
direct from the factory at wholesale q.
Patty NEEDLE Co.. 81 Union Sd,
Somerville. Mass.
AGENTS WANTED; WILLING TO
earn 500 weekly; agents earn big
money with our fast SELLER. BROTH
EFS Co, Dept. 3, 1l3 Spruce Street,
Winston Salem N. c.
AGENTS MAKE s25 TO 500 WEEKLY
with our proposition; easy work. <
Write today. PALMER, 1888 Wal
lace, Box 100. Philadelphia.
AGENTS WANTED-ME,N OR WO-
men wanted to introduce high grade
household speciality into every home
quick sales; write at once. LONE
SPECIALITY CO, Baltimore. Mo.
CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY FOR MAIL
order men: family necesslts' MN
also Advertising free in big dallies;
don't miss this chance. THE r. =,
ALpEN go go, AM ~, = Asen's' 'i9 MAJ"
AGENTS WANTED EvERYwHERE IN
particulars. Address M. G.. 1ol East
Leigh Street, Richmond. Va.
WE START YOU SELLING ,pIANYoNps
Don't fall getting our liberal offer
SIS daily sure. cA 4 e n pI p Nc ] u,
CO. Syracuse, N. !. Mentlon paper
AGENTS. LOOK! NEW 1890 PIC
100 prepaid, So. Millions will be sold
Agents all coming money; act quick
Portraits, frames, pillowtops, photo
graphic china plates. sheet pictures
catalogues free, BERLIN ART AS
AGENTS MAKING SIS DAILY; YOI
can, too; beautiful cabinet contain.
ing FIVE escorted csc perfumed toilet
preparations. shampoo, face cream
| etc., actual value, S1.25; costs YOU
| only 20c: particulars free; sample
zoe, PARKER CHEMICAL CO., Chi.
cago,
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORT; lNSTAN,
raneous lighting system. triumph o,
mechanical genius; a marvel; sclen
tihc application of natural laws; {
money maker. GLORIA LIGHT COM
. PANIl l2I7 Mash!nEt On, chicago ~
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WANTED, A COMP ETENT MAN FOR
clerical work in a bank in a small
town; state age experience, and ap-
ply in own handwriting. Address F
309, care Times Dispatch.
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for
newspapers Experience unnecessary
Address PRESS COMMISSIONING
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MUSIC-LADY TEACHER OF PIANO
and voice desires class in Virginia
town Can come at once If notified.
Specialist in rudimental work; sue
cessful, painstaking; best of refer
ences Prefers Eastern Virginia.
MRS. p. laos Fifteenth Street, n. W.,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
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WANTED. TO BUY A oNE-HoRSE
farm wagon; must be in good order
and cheap. Address No. South
Linden Street.
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WEEKLY SELLING
our sun-ray mantle burners: ten
times brighter than gas; prices defy
competitions; investigate. SIMPLEX
GASL1GHT CO., 20 Park Row, New
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GOOD WAGES AND Steady EN-.
ployment will be given to first class
ners at the tobacco factory Of
DAVID DUNLOP, INC. Petersburg.
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A POSITION IN HIGH
school or family by young lady,
experienced teacher, postgraduate,
Presbyterian; mathematics a special
ty, Address Box S4S, Lewisburg. w.
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AGENTS CAN HAVE OUR ILLUS
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they want to handle; also dress goods
samples iboth free); write to-day.
JOS. T. SIMON CO., 656. Broadway,
New York