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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-11-11
There Are Others.

Among other things Paintsville
can boast of some very tough boys,
in fact, we believe they would take
the prize in any tough contest, Their
parents cannot be blind to their
toughness neither can the officers.
Two-thirds of them are candidates
for the reform school or the peni-
tentiary and one OF these days they
will be elected by unanimous
yote.-Paintsville Herald.
t's nothing to boast OF, but there
is a town about SO miles this side
of Paintsville which is not destitute
of the same kind of undesirables as
those mentioned by the Herald.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-11-11
The Mountain Way.

In Wolfe county a mans house
was burned with all its contents,
The owner was poor man and lost
everything. A neighbor hitched up
a two-horse wagon and spent a cou-
pie of days driving over the neigh
borhood calling at every house,
Clothing, dishes, furniture, food sup
plies and other things were con-
tributed and the poor man was Civ
en- something on which to live un-
til he could make another start.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-11-11
They GOtAII That Was Coming.

Ed X. Spencer, Arch c. Mcclure,
John G. Burns, R. L. Vinson and
f. T. d. Wallace, Jr,, were in Cat
lettsburg to see that their friends,
r. E. Rollings and Jay o'Daniel, got
all that was coming to them" in
the Elks' Initiation.
In addition to the prancing and
paving and horning Of the ceremon-
les proper (and improper) there
were eating and (water) drinking
and dancing. Some OF the Louisa
people went to Huntington and wit
messed Madame X.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-11-11

The remains OF the 7-years-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Donte,
who died up at Van Lear, Johnson
county, Wednesday night, we're
brought GOWN on the o. and B. S.
train, and taken to Summit station
for interment.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-11-11

One OF the greatest landslides in
the history OF the country took place
last Tuesday in favor Of the Demo
cratic party, ....
The next Congress will bo Demo
cratic BY majority Of 20 to 80
Enough Legislatures in Re-
publican states have gone Democrat
lc To cut the Republican majority
In the United States Senate TO
one single vote, and returns from
states yet in doubt may remove this
one and give the Democrats a ma
jority.
New York has elected the entire
Democratic State ticket by a large
majority, ....
Ohio elected Judson Harmon
governor by an increased majority.
New Jersey, Connecticut, hassa-
chusetts and Oregon have elected
Democratic Governors.
Indiana has a Democratic Legls-
lature and will send John W. Kern
TO the Legislature to succeed Bev-
eridge.
Democrats claim the Governor
and Legislature in Montana,
In Iowa the result for Governor
is very close, with returns fayoring
Democrats. .
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-11-11
Latest Details.

The sweep OF the political tidal
wave which rolled over the country
Tuesday is further emphasized by
additional returns and revised fig
ures at hand today.
The Democratic majority in the
House OF Representatives will be at
least forty-two and possibly more,
as compared with the present Re
publican majority OF forty-three.
Added to the reversal in the
lower branch OF Congress the morn
ing returns showed the Republican
majority Of twenty-six in the Unit
ed States Senate rapidly approach
ing the vanishing point, although
the Republicans are now reasona-
bly, assured OF forty-elght Senator's
or one more than the necessary ma
jority, with number Of States still
in doubt.
In Ohio a Democratic Legislature
has been elected, insuring a Dem
cratic successor to Senator
Dick, Republican,, and the plur-
ality Of Gov. Harmon is increas-
ed TO $4,000.
The Ohio Legislature will be
Democratic by from 7 to Is votes
on joint ballot,
The West Virginia Legislature is
Democratic and will elect Demo-
cratic Senator to succeed Senator
Scott (Republican,)
In Indiana the Legislature which
chooses successor TO Senator Bev-
eridge is in doubt, with the Demo-
Gratis claiming a majority OF twelve
and the Republicans maintaining
that Beveridge will have a small
margin.
Iowa Is still uncertain with both
sides claiming the governorship.
The Pennsylvania Legislature if
afely Republican and will elect a
Republican successor to Senator ol,
iyer. Washington has Republican
Legislature, which appears to In
sure the election OF Miles Poindex-
ter to the Senate. The Utah Leg
islature, which elected United
States Senator, also is Republican
while that OF Montana is in doubt
Indications point to the election
Of the Republican candidate fol
Governor OF California, Hiram w
johnson, by a heavy plurality.
Incomplete returns from Oregon
indicate thsF election of the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, os'
valid West. by small plurality,
The Missouri Legislature, which
elects a United states Senator, u
believed to be safely Democratic.
The plurality Of John A. Dix,Dem
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-11-11
Fields Wins.
Defeats Bennett in Ninth by
About 800.
Great Victory for the Genial Democratic
Candidate for Congress in
This District.

Hon. W. J. Fields defeated Con-
gresham Bennett in this, the
Ninth district, by a majority of
about 500. 1t was a great vic
tory against strong odds.
The majorities of the various
counties is given out as follows,
but will probably be slightly chang
ed by the official count:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-11-11

Jim Adams OF Catlettsburg. came
up Tuesday morning to fish. The
only "bite" be got was furnished by
Ernest Shannon, and Jim took the
next train for home,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-11-11

Benefits majoriyt in Lawrence
is SO as against 23O two years ago,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-11-11
The Passion Plav.

The subject of DR. Hanford's SER
mon next Sunday night win be the
Passion Play.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-11-11
Lawrence County.

Our county did well for Fields,
as the following will show:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

LADIES, BY PLACING THE ORDER
z FOR YOUR FALL AND WINTER
OR a sTYLIsH SUIT, WITH TIL e
STRAIGHT LINES AND SOFT EF-
4 Feet GIVEN Blythe NEW YORK.
AZ AND PARTISAN TAILORS AT THIS
q TINl1J. i AM THE TAILOR WHO
SUIT AFTER THIS ORDER, AS
SEVERAL OF MY CUSTO I'M RS CAN
TESTIFY FOR WHOM | lave We
FROM INSPECTING MODELS MADE
TA1LORS OF THE ABOVE MEN
TONED CITIES. H. LEWIS. La.
DIES. TAILOR, f2O2 NORTH FIRST
STREET. PHONE MONROE #2566.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

w1sH no ANNOUNCE TO THE
4T,AnIEs TEAT5lIs AM READY TO
TAKE ORDERS FOR. FALL AND AND
WINTER SUITS. MY IAlPORTEat'
CLOTHS AND STYLES HAVE Ar !,
RIVED. AND9ARE THE KIM, TIA
ARE SHOWN ONLY 4 Yf. HIGH.
CLASS AND UP-TO-DATE LADIES.
}TAILoRs IN THE NG.CITIEs,
IN ORDER TO BsTARTISTHE. ia
Is SON EARLY AND FOR tn E p, = !. !,
COMA1ODATION7 OF THOSE. s THAT,
a HIGH-CLASS LADIES TAILOR,
y WITH A REDUCED PRICE. Z. OF,
FER A SPECIALLY REDUCTION,1lNN
PRICES. YOU MAY ORDER YOUR
SUIT NOW AND HAVE tlTs.MADE
\ LATER. ALL WORK. .WlLLf B 2s
4 STENTION AND GUARANTEE NJ.
BANNETT, LADIES' TAILOR 34o
WEST GRACE STREET.
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EsnIirl1nrg and xaaItsnlfn4

Waited, WHoLEsALh GL0THlN1
travelling statesmen with established;
4 trade, OF no less than $4,000 to
$50, 900. in Yirginia, no trihers nor
Of the strongest and most popular
lines In the West, Address. with
particulars and references, CLOTH.
B ING Lock 3 OK 1873, Cincinnati
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

J0HN -DoNAHUE, ARRESTED FOR
fehting in the street. is inn way
connected with John 3. Donaroe,
representing S. G.. Atkins co.
LOUIS AARON. LADIES TAILOR, OF :
fers special sale for one week
only; suits from stock orders, sao.
No more: no less,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

LADIES. / INVITE YOU TO INSPECT
OUR LATEST FALL AND M1NTER
STOCK. I Make VERY REASON
ABLE PRICES. HAVE JUST RE-
WINTER GOODS AND SAMPLES.
SPECIAL REDUCTION UNTIL -SEP Z,
TENDER I. ]. BROWN LADIES'
TAILOR, 524 WEST GRACE ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14
Delr:ypt1alsl.

51BsoTUfE FUHffY AN 5 FREEDOM
from ore anic ma ter.--tv g gallons for
Phone Monroe 477.
isOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS, OPPO.
HI site the old post.office. Phone Madi.
son 1926. Examinations and esti-
mates free. n ID Ss3
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR sAMOsETl
Chocolates; the best sold In Rich
s rnond; SOC per lb. n If
DOLLARS AND SENSE GO TO YOUR
child with our practical business
scholarships sold before Monday
night, August Is. MASSEY BUSI-
NESS COLLEG e. II 5f5 &
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Fq po sAh59 P SN TRNpS ya Ii.2 lM;
WHsT hsR RD BR1hRlN s h9rs aAl III
.'T1MEs-D1sPATcH
MONEY ANED-EA sY TERMS, LOW
saving 81 upwards. Four per cent.
on Z, savings. coMMERcIAL GUAR
A AhfEn CO. Bankers % North ~
WANTED, TIMER; n FIRsT-cLAsS
journeyman, for partnership; fine
opportunity for hustler; no capital
necessary: send references. Address
W. G. CoUTTs. Big Stone Gap. yo.
I HAVE $1,000 TO INVEST, WITH n g
services I nm a frst-class book
eight years business experience.
Address BUSINESS. K 66G, care
Times Disp atch.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN TIE
history OF medical science !new
Is sy Emase solas an
exceptional opportunity for high-
class men with capital to open Of.
z Aces: physicians preferred. THE
NATURES CREATION CO.. Column
EVERY PERsoMDEsIR1NG .To 9 sIsIe y
70 s SGT n sR y 1NPPEEh1aGNcE o
TICE, Richmond, Va.
IF YOU WANT TO MAKE a CONF
Portable living and possible fortune
Capital ca 1us Wriss 70 70 WV X BA1E1F
CO.. SCI Third Avenue. North, Nash
Vile. Tenn.
5000 BUYS HALF! INTEREST LEGITI-
mate PROFESSIONAL business; 500 per
cent: business taught. Adde'S
J $50, care Times-D Dispatch.
RESPONSIBLE PARITY MAY L1VETON
rent II he spends small sum repair
Ing house. Address L f30. care
Times dispatch.
WANTED PARTNER TO INVEST soUo
In business: pays over 100 per cent:
Al proposition. Address Il. a. VS.
III East Grace Street.
: mond-Locai corporation. with am-
pie capital for running expenses.
OF preferred stock to take advantage
idends Of IL per cent. easily made:
small capitalization: large possibiii-
ties: only business of Its Kind in the
South: excellent financial standing:
dress G se4. care Times. Dispatch.
Desire 70 MEET GENTLEMAN FOR
SILENT PARTNER IN INTEREST
OF R14 LILY INCREASING con
GERN abe IEy E9 MAME SIRE ga s,s 90
TINIEs-DisPATCH.
BOOK STORE. NEWS AND CIGAR
Income guaranteed oyer 500 per e,
B Bis opportu uni Price only $3.50 Tor
coRPoRAT1oN.
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LADIES'. ATTENT1oN-PAyL KAN,
q SKY. LADIES TAILOR. AS "A FIRST
WEEK OPENING SPECIAL. AN M
h OFFERING SUITS OF THE MOST
AND DOMESTIC SUIT.
& UNUSUAL Low PRICES; QUALITY
STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP
GUARANTEED. ALSO SPECIAL. RE
DUCTION ON BROADCLOTH SUITS.
219 NORTH FIRST STREET.
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4nents 0Mattten.

=. - - - " - 81 nj
Aqe1ts 1Manten.
\ a5oprEE I ! g IN fvsrv{S,sT
sss ma a meae tai sns 'asosts
mere boy made 80 In ~ hours; /, nun IN
eighty years OLD averages drd fr,,u
e osa NIKE sosi $1,000 ia three months; 1,g
Il ngures. but sincere. g. w Ha a,l.Ey |
S ssia 9 Is irs s4a hours; Vii sIsgs
a sne 'a s M91F1ns ~ writes les Ins
Mem. WIS. we want more ts, asfbn oon
fSr Wos Mop svse m nYe that wrings
itself two turns OF crank does .he |
work; hands do not touch Cloth IN, !. OF :,
i can afford q one can't resist 8buying;I
lust show them sales made. SEND
name and address and mention cou i,,
X wa ~ lase svsTYtn 81 Is 1898
Main Street, Leipsic. Q
WANTED, AdENTs; $50 TO s l;3
a weel; regular made by agents, =. sell
ing TX enoh.' the great razor sharp
sner every man nays Of ase the day.
n
fine opportunity for success; Wells ys,;s
to-day for full articulars.. rt r..
4 KEENo OH Co, sol Fort Street. w.
Detroit. Alicll.
,A35N Ts--sBN FOR 7 REE COPY Q 3
Thomas Agen,ti 3, g s1 s,ied ase yY,th
t moneg S emak,ns supreme Court; point
ers to agents; every agent IN. the
United s THoM Sh9ule haYs copy
Wayne Avenue. Dayton. y
5.11;TNTS--s1 90 HOURLY; Ju sT PAT
ented: one-handed flour sitter; only
one in world: sample free. sFORStiEE
Co, b 81, Dayton. o. =
'AGENTs-BoTH SEXES: WE MANI ANY,
facture and control the fastest sell
Ing nouseho,a sPess1oalsyi ey yiper FL
street. New York.
MANAGER WANTED EVERY CITY
and county. handle best paying busi-
ness known: legitimate; new exciu.
sive control: no insurance or po4 2
SEAS vest AaG si.s ST. Hsw YORK
AGENTs-S40 WEEKLY SELLING
our sun-ray mantle burners; ten
times brighter thun gas; prices g. &c DEFY
competition; Investigate. SIMPLEX
GAsLIGHT CO.. 20 Park Row, New
York
MAN cLEAREp sl,lS2; Lazy z Z, 500 2! y
last six months 4: selling ., H shtaqyy
Waterproof. Why not you? Write
for demonstrated sample and terms.
BIN. HOLIDAY, 1875 w. 31st, New
York.
AGENTs-HURRAH! HURRAH! HUR-
rah! Hurrah and once more Hurrah! AZ
new winner. Justwhat you are looking
Particulars free. PARKER CHEM1-
CAL Co. CHICAGO
s12.es Will START YOU INA PROF
table ostrich plume business. We
sa.v to SsSe om : ; P pss sy
AFRICAN IMPORTING Co. 1919
Wabash Avenue, Dept. 227. Chicago.
'AGENTs-HALLs CEDAR SPRAY: a
LIQUID; chases ants. bedbugs leas:
flies. waterbugs. mosquitoes and
reaches without mercy; , seasona pie
workers wherever II sT1e en merit r. HA wlhs
2a7L cranston Street. Providence.
R. 1.
NO SPLASH, SAMPLE FREE. AGENTS
splash water strainer is winner.
Get sample: be convinced. Send &c.
postage. G. o. SEED. % Reade.
AGENTS MANUFACTuRE YOUR OWN
goods. 100 to 500 per cent. profit. We
teach you and furnish everything
necessary. Write at once for parti.
culars and sample. OLD DOMINION
FORMULA CO., Lynchburg, Va.
WE START YOU SELLING DIAMONDS:
daily H a sure. carbon DIAMOND
CO. Syracuse. N y. Mention paper:
> 'gFl II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

SALESMAN AS LOCAL MANAGER 10
handle Formacone, the formaldehydc
disinfector; 100000 in use: also COM
disinfectants, '' tioori oil IS sanitary n,as
sweeping compound, insecticides ana
sanitary supplies; goods used by
3 United States government. New York
Central Railroad and Pennsylvania
e Railroad this territory open. THE
i FoRMACONE CO.. so Church Street
New York. j#5 4s,4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

IF YOU WANT TO BE UP-To-DATE
WINTER SUIT. CALL ON n. COLD.
STEIN. THE LADIES TAILOR. 21s
NORTH FIFTH. HE is THE ONl.l
4 ONE THAT MAKES YOUR CInTHES
BY THE LATEST 1MPRes,,EMMENsIr,
THE SUIT UNLESS ENTIRELY
SATISFACTORY TO YOU WE
TAKE ORDERS FOR SUITS. From
s35 UP. ORDERS sCOMPLETED IN
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

NlACHlNlST, WHO
understands also forging of light
iron. for new concern; unexcelled.
opportunity for the future. Address
j GIG. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, An. EXPERIENCED HOTEL
clerk; must furnish best references
from last employer. Apply 1925 East
Main Street. Richmond, Va.
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED GRO.
Gerry clerk none but q good man
with references need apply. Address
G SOS. care Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

EVERY MAIL BRINGS MONEY II,
the mail order business when you
get in right; write for particulars,
# ROBERT 5BREDE CO., 35S Park Ave-
nue., BROOKLYN. n. Y 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14
SUMMER Boaroing.

81. Ioufs COTTAGE 0oEAE VEN.
Va, is now open for summer board
ers; fine bathing and fishing; hol.s
comforts. Address MRS. e. j. BRAD
LEY Ocean View. 6fsi7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

DO YOU WANT TO MAKE BIG
money? Here is your opportunity,
representing In your locality large
reliable, established business house;
no experience or capital required;
write for free particulars DANIEL
H. RITTER CO., Chicago, III.
OPEN IA DYElNG. CLEANING AND
pressing establishment, very little
capital needed excellent profits; we
tell you how; booklet free. BEN
VONDE SYSTEM, Dept. l41, Staun-
ton, Va. S LIE
& rs CARPENTERS WANTED AT FAIR
grounds building Monday morning,f
ii "a o'clock. G. j. HUNT.
WANTED. 25 coLoRED MEN FOR
Il railroad construction, work in West
Virginia. Wages. s1.75 per day;
s5 come at once SOUTHERN INTEL
LIGENCE OFFICE. al l-2 North
WANTED, A BOY ORION COUNTRY
preferred to work on suburban
place, Good home TO permanent
& worker. Must be able to milk a
ii COW, attend to furnace. etc, Coll
Monday morning after 8; or address
so4 American National Bank Build
I Ing, city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

GOFTO 405 AND E407 EAST. MARSHALL
hat factory and get your Panama made
to look like new; ladies' hats cleaned,
pressed. blocked, bleached and dyoai
both ladies' and gentlemen's mats
made to order.
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19PrBOl1al8. N
YOUR WORK is SURE 10 BE RIGHT
Main, the experienced cleaner and
presser; prompt automobile deliY
I'M cry. Phone $500. g Ss.5 s.S
WE TAKE LADIES' AND GENTLE.
Y men, 8 clothes, feathers, gloves and
slippers. clean or dye them by our
system so that they look fresh and
have a new appearance;8 every artir
III make customer; a our motto 10
+ II Fair and Square,; we pay expre
q age o1e. way on out-of- town trad To-
81 SWOPES FRENCH DRY CLEANlNal
sS CO.. 8 0S n, Second Str Phone II 3d.. So
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
3 ct HUGdEs's ). 2osS Mort Third .sisii 3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

va. is now open for summer board
ers fine bathing and hshing: hol.s
comforts. Address MRS. p. j.. BRAD
LEY. Ocean View.
sTUTZ-CURTIs COTTAGE. OCEAN
View, Va: double cottage ten rooms
each; facing bay; terms. $40. 1920;
rates to parties. Address: MISS Es-a
SIZE CURTIS or MRS. LYMAN STUFF.
BOARDERS WANTED AT "sECLUSI-
val": 3H miles from station; mall
daily; fine water; good board !: noun
tain scenery: tennis and croquet:
terms s25 month; s6 week: II day
MISS LIGON. Shipman. Va. 3',l8
SUMMER BOARD1N G-BUCKRoE
Beach, Va; Sayre Cottage. on the
beach front: all modern convent
ences: send for circulars.
OCEAN VIEW-BOARDERs1W WANTED;
the most popular summer resort
flrst-class table board. For terms,
apply to MRS. NJ. c. HALSTEAAD.5
Ideal Cottage. Lynnhayen- Avenue.-.
"KINLoCH FARM. ARE YOU TIRED
or depressed from any cause! Let
nature At E cnE W y,T 9 nsre va
WANTED. BoARDERs AT TIL +;
GeenWood House Z, For = terms, aRpiy
WANTED. SUMMER BoARDERs AT
Buckingham, Ya.;terms Resonance .,aaata
" bles. Address BoARDER. care
Times dispatch. *
THE WARMER COTTAGE, MODERN
In every respect; boating. bathing
and fishing modern plumbing, not
and cold water; shower baths. NJ RS.s
E. b. VVARNER, Ocean View, ~ a.s..aEl-.
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LIGHT WORK OF SOME KIND WITH
good wholesale or retail house, with
chance Of advancement; willing to
start on small salary. Address L71S,
care Times.Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

LADIES. NOW rs THE TINE TO BUY
YOUR FALL AND WINTER SUIT
f fL you YOUR ORDERS EARLY
BEFORE THE BUSY SEASON SETS
GARMENTs WHEN DESIRED. AND
THUS AVOID ANNOYING DISAP-
" POINTAlENTS. CHARLES FISHER.
4 LADIES TAILOR. 212 NORTH
THIRD STREET.
FH1THER BEDS BOUGHT. PHONE
Madison e3o7. BEARD. so7 East
Franklin.
WINE OF CARDUI. 75C THE BOTTLE
at SCOTS OLD MARKET DRUG
STORE. for this week only. When
you get anything from Scouts, It's
right.
S. G. BURRELL GENERAL sECRE-
tary OF Colored Y. NJ. c. A.. who was
taken suddenly i'll two weeks ago,
is much better. and II continues to
improve, will be out in few days.
OUR GREAT SUCCESS IN THE PAST
YEAR OF OUR BUSINESS CAREER r
IS THE GREATEST PROOF THAT
YOU GET sATISFACTIoN.IM EVERY W
W SY;AT T MHSf Us xoU o 4RpE PAr fSSS
HAVE BEEN THE VERY BEST
WE CAN REFER YOU. FOR THE
COMING WEEK, WE SHALL DEFER t;Is
WINTER SUITS. AND II, YOU WISH
TO SAVE IN THE PRICE OF YOUR
SUIT. NOW IS THE TIME .ro
PLACE YOUR 9R 2I9i RI AND sE aA soI
SETS IN. LAsKA LADIES' TAIL.
oR1NG CO., so1 NORTH SECOND
STREET. BETWEEN BROAD AND
MARSHALL. PHONE MONROE Z4se.
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EVERY ERsoNDEsIRING TO KNOW
something OF thegeverglades OF Flori-
da can do 50 by applying or writing
to SOUTHERN INTELLIGENCE Or
TICE, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

HIGH CLASS SALEsMEN, ATTEN-
ton! We can use several high-class
stock and bond, life insurance OF
money-getting proposition on the
market: lots sold under certificate
plan. Some Of our statesmen making
$1,000 per month; none but expert
enced men need apply. THE MON
CRIEF-COOK Co, Branch Office.
WANTED, AL SALESMAN TO sWORk
in Richmond; 500 per month and
commission to right party; expert
ence and reference required. ADJ
dress H 5S3. care Times-Dispatch.a
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5ituatlol18 UMallieD. Telnale.

'W1NTED,s By GOMPETENT sTENOG.
rapher, permanent position; five
years experienced; best references
Address L3722, care Times Dispatch.
EDUC GATED FLADY WISHES
position as companion to. elderly
lady or. as housekeeper, or teacher
for private school; to right persons
services invaluable. Address MISS
M. r. j., Lock Box IS, Scottsburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

YOUNG MAN WITH TWO YEARS Eh-
perience wants position as bookkeep-
or or assistant. Can use Typewriter:
a references as to character and
ability. Address K SIS, care Times
/. DiSnat CHI 80 -
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312e3 WILL START YOU INA PROF
liable ostrich plume business. We
want to establish agencies: You can
Write for full information SOUTH
AFRICAN IMPORTING CO.. 1841-43
Wabash Avenue, Dept. 227, Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

SEVERAL F1RsT-CI.AsS
DRY GOODS MEN FOR SEVERAL
DEPARTMENTS. APPLY IN PER
SON OF BY LETTER TO j. B. MOS
81 nv e co. ll-- 3.E.l..- SO. L-l.Nal ..t-l1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
$500 first year: promotion to si.Soo;
512:T common education sufficient with
our coaching, Full particulars free.
with position Of money back OTTER.
Ask for booklet HPNk. EARL HOP-.
Il. Va oh rtnn ID. e.. ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

SOUTHERN DGNTAL ROOMS, oPPo.
"a site the old post-of1ce. Phone Madi-
son 1895. Examinations and esti-
mates free.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

PRINTER-GEN NEWSPAPER
and lad" man-open for job; can
come at once. Address e. w. Ia.
ITO Washington Street, Portsmouth,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

IF YOU WANT TO MAKE a CONF
Portable living and a possible fortune
in a business OF your own. without
capital. write to w. NJ. BAILIFF g.
CO.. SCI Third Avenue. North, Nash
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14
asrlp NuAlt.alllr0, 3rlalk.

{ MADE 100000 IN FIVE YEARS
with a small mail order business;
began with IS: send ZOE free bo OK
let: tells how. HEACOCk 81 %.
sIxocknort. N. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

BRIGHT YOUNG MAN OR BOY OVER
seventeen, for minor office work
with corporation. affording good
dress sag, care Times-Dispatch,
stating age. schooling. experience or
any). and whether can use type
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

GENTs-HURRAH! HURRAH! HUR-i
rah! Hurrah and once more Hurrah! a
new winner. Justwhat you are looking,
for. Amazing sales Immense profits.
Particulars free. PARKER CHEM1-
XII CALICO Chicago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN OF ,lI..S-
perience, position as bookkeeper; sat
isfactory references. Address X 66l.
care Tiu1eS-Dispatch.