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New-York tribune., 1910-01-09

hurrledly drawing a penci n
his pocket inserted some -r~.
saving. All, my dear feI' YOU
agreed 70 sell al two hundred
thousand.
An / gen rally keen my l
Gray asserted as he ~ig-e- Re
paper.
You'll hear from ME H5-r:1
fortv-eight hours h.u.-- ee
Downs adv.~.l lis Ge ,.4u1try
into the buggy Il the ASSAY
satisfactory. III have the -egu
papers and cheek waiting
You
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09

least half of the two hundred thousand Red whis-
pered TO himself.
Mr.. Boultbee Downs had me drive over 70 pre-
sent this letter with his compliments u Mr. GRAY -
the secretary said. Then he put his hat on and
turned 10 the door.
Hadn't YOU best wait and if there'S-he
might be wantin answer somethin Gray
suggested.
MIR. Boultbee Downs advised me there would be
no answer, STythe replied. and melted away into
the shadows OF the night.
WELL, I'm dashed. Gray calculated softly.
w That's kinder queer He turned the en-
velop over III his hands, ewing it apprehenSiv ely.
Meekins stretched a big hand which carried its
Jack! Red held the enVeop between his ewes and
the lamp. Bet You five dollars there's a check III
that, Jack | can pinky end of Somethln he
said, handing the letter back 70 Gray.
What that straw colored ink singer II such
Coqanasl on gGgs Is
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09

1t an asks me, | won | mana MIN
out no fairy tale, III Jus get riled
an buffalo him off the forty acres
by the seat of his pants. feel
sorter mad at myself now. .''
You amt weakenin, Jack"
NO, | amt Weakenin'. It's a
kind of disease never get. I've
been bunkoed, an made use of by
fellers with money for more'n
twenty years, an I'm goin' to see
this through. P'raps | can sorter
square it by doin' more good with
that mOney-if | get it-than them
rich promoters. | know a slue of
poor people down in my county
that'll throw a powerful lot of
prayers after I've done with EN-.
I've JUS been itchin to help some
of 'em out.
Meekins stood for a second
scratching the tangled mop of red
bristling hair; then he said,
Takin' one thing with another,
lack, | tigger I'd best do this job
all by myself y
Il don't want to shirk-
"Shirk nOthin'l | WASH t nursin'
your feelin S, Jack; but that silver
I've got is dead set again lettin'
anybody see it, an as long as
nObOdy's got to swear in court
they see me with it. why I've got
a good alibi, haven't |, if the Silver
Ledge people gifts on my trail3 You
JUS go by-by in Your little bed,
Jack, an in the mornin' you'l find
that tear in the vein all nice
healed up"
Then Meekins slipped into the
scant forest of birch and poplar
and his shadow was soon merged
with its gloom.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09

GRAY went back to his shack
- and the toiler's sleep, and from
the stOrehouSe of his mind stalked
forth grim entanglements. One
time he was lying helpless while
Meekins, with sardonic delibera-
tion, incased him in a fast solidifv-
ing sarcophagus of cement. Again
he was throwing a shower of silver
coins to rabble of starvelings.
All night his dreams, with chame-
leon like atfiliation, draped their
hideous forms in the drab of guilt.
Yes, all night he dreamed; for at
dawn with a mighty effort he
swept aside the avalanche of bank
notes that, a foot deep. were
smotherlng him, and sprang to the
floor, his blanket still in his trem-
bling grasp.
Then he dressed and went down
to the little pit, six feet deep that
had been c,,Dl- o,, tho -: W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
1Isusil,eGa Gtlrnnrtiltli.tl8

VOTING MAN or ABILITY WANTED
by a Richmond publishing house
position open January ] i; $500 invest
ment required. Give age and bust
ness experience. Hlgh-class opening
for the right man, Address j L.,
care Times-Dspatch
FOR YOUNG MAN
who wishes to connect himself with
an established concern ana who has
$4,000 to invest In the stock OF the
company, will guarantee 10 per cont.
profit: connection TO cease at end OF
n year unless arrangement is mu-
tually satisfactory. Address C II,
care Times I1isnatrh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

MEN WANTED. AGE 1885. FOR FIRE
men, 500 monthly. and brakemen.
$50, on railroads in Richmond vicin-
ity; experience unnecessary; no
strike; positions guaranteed compe-
tent men promotion; railroad employ
Ing headquarters; over 500 man sent
to positions monthly; state age: send
stamp. RAILWAY ASSOCIATION,
Dept ESQ, 227 Monroe Street, Brook
lyn, n. Y.
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MEN WITH ORIGINAL IDEAS; IDEAS
have made fortunes Ii you think
your invention has merit, lose no
time in turning IT into money. our
free booklet tells how; from the first
step in patenting Il to the actual sale
of the patent. Write to-day. De-
parrnent 32f, PATENT DEVELOP
MEET CORPORATION, Washington,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

POSITION THE FIRST OF
January either in wholesale house
of any kind, where there is chance
OF promotion. or in retail store, by
capa BILE, moral and educated young
man. Twenty-Five years old. expert
enced in shoes, dry goods. groceries.
References unsurpassed. Box Ia.
NIErlnn :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

WANTED YOU WANT A POSI-
tion send for free information. Tells
about the new way of getting any
position you want quickly, at high
salary, fsa' your own city. or any
WHERE. yea wish THE BREEDEN
SALES COMPANY, Dept. OF Infor-
nation Boy ~ Norfolk. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

1VANTED--ONE OF THE LARGEST
department stores in Atlanta, Ca,
requires the services of buyer and
manager for their carpet rug and
furniture departments an expert
snced, up-to- date man OF recognized
ability who can do things In
making application give fun particu-
lars, state experience and salary
wanted Address NIASSENGALE AD-
NERTlSINCi AGENCY, Atlanta. Ga,
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LADIES, ATTENTION. l HAVE IS
SUITS TO CLOSE OUT BEFORE
( CHRISTMAS. -<O->41 OF THESE SUITS
COST LESS THAN $50. WE WILL
MAKE YOU ANY SUIT IN THE LOT
TO MAKE YOU HAPPY FOR
CHRISTMAS FOR $50. IN ORDER
TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING
GOODS. ALL THESE SUITS ARE
s GUARANTEED THE SAME AS IF
YOU PAID THE REGULAR PRICE
CHAS. FISHER. LADIES. TAILOR.
81 n. THIRD ST.
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Ia2Ip IMarItrn. 5Femait

~
WANTED. YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED
woman as stenographer and 10 keep
light set OF books; experience essen
tial, Permanent position to right
party, Address Box SS7. City.
WOMEN, SELL GUARANTEED HOSE
20 per cent profit. Make $l0 daily
Fun or part time. Beginners inves-
tigatc, STRONG KNIT, Box 1929,
West Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTEp. \ REFINED WOMAN OR
widow. without children, aged thirty
five 10 take charge of house for
widowcr OF moderate means, with
three large, grown children and in
FAINT fourteen months. Good home
TO right party, To be her own mis-
tress. References exchanged II 80.
care Times Dispatch
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LADIES, As a SPECIAL FoR eHIlST,
MAS WEEK / AM TAKING oRLE Frs
FOR SUITS TO BE MADE III T. =
FIRST WEEK IN JANUARY a u
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
HAVE a VARIETY OF PATTERNS
IN STOCK REDUCED FROM sou
TO s35.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

y ANTED. COUNTY REPRESENTA-
tives for success hand vacuum car
pet cleaner; sells for SIS; the only
successful single person machine on
the market; biggest kind of profits;
write for terms. HUTCHINSON MFG.
CO. NOTWITHSTANDING, Pa.
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wlats 1yot. aSent

For RENT, FfVE.ROoNf FLINT, BATH
and telephone Apply 30S Arch st
NICE LIGHT, COM E ORT a b L. III
roomy fiat; four rooms, pantry, hall
back porch. ready for bride and
groom to step in; carpets, furniture,
decorations, gas and coal ranges In
Kitchen: In fact, every comfort and
viii rent desirable party for SIS
cash In advance MRS. STREET =.
Beech
Flat IN WEST END;
has siN rooms siid bath: hot water
heat, gas and electricity. and on cor
rer with plenty Of light. Party leav-
Ing city and VIII rent cheap for UNI
expired lease. Phone Monroe l0aa-,l.
For RENT. A FLAT ON HANOVER
Avenue very cheap, It's great bar
gain pRINKARD'S, ie3 - North
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SITUATIONS @lansen. 1female.

LADY srENOGRA-
phcr and bookkecper desires posi-
tton. best references, Address l. is,
care 'fimes-Disratch
YOUNG LADY, WITH EXPERT fNCffI,
desires orders for embroidery Nd
dress MISS SCOTT Raccoon Ford,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

WE WISH TO ESTABLISH AN EN-
elusive agency in Richmond for the
entire State of Virginia for inside
and outside flaming are lamp. The
lamp is used extensively in the
North. and has demonstrated its SUI
periortty over all competitors 1t
las real points of merit, such as
brlliancy of illumination with very
low cost OF operation; III fact less
than half that of Tungsten. Large
returns can be secured by man
with electrical experience. In an
swering please state fully your quail
iticatinns. CiEARE & co, els East
Lexington ST. Baltimore, Md.
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S1rofcaslnnaI Aeip llaatlttn.

WANTED, At ONCE. THNCfie..,,7
with first and second grade certih-
Gates for one-room rural schcols.
r. w. CR1DLIN, Manager Virginia
Teachers Bureau, South Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

! WILL START YOU EARNING 81
daily at home in spare time, silver
ing mirrors: no capital free, instruc-
tive booklet giving plans of opera
ton G. f. REDMOND, Dept. 314,
Tsnstou Mass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

,4rn!frp~ 2.ls, II 1itss sS'frtR.
ONE soRREL. MARE FOR SALE
Call at HuNDLEY'S STABLE.
4 MOTHER CHANGE, JUST RE.
celvcd another carload of burnt
wheat. This wheat Is thoroughly
clean and q good, cheap feed; $l5o
per 100 pounds, s14 per 900 pound o!5,
sen per 1000 pounds w j. Iol'i'o
SONS.
FIFTY NICE s. G, ". LEGloRN
nonkerels. nv own breeding, from
$50 each up good. vigorous breed
ers W, D. TODD, 426 North slNth
street.
FOR SALE TINE THoRouGHBRED
scotch collie pups, ADDRESS z. y
VERAlIILIlrtA. Alice Va.
WHITE. WYANDoTTE CoCKERl,ltS
and ueady-to-lay pullets: stronG.
Vigorous utility stock. ILL. klAA,
II. ~. A, CITY.
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EXPERIENCED YOUNG
man wants position January l. NJ.
Accts.. fine penman. quick. accurate.
best references; bank or real estate
preferred VIII buy stock. Address
POSITION. care Dispatch.
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500 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES TO
travel and distribute samples for big
manufacturer; steady work. s
SCHEFFER, Treasurer D S26, Chi
~ IL
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" ANrED, FIRST CLASS BOOK
keeper and office man by real estate
corporatioTi $50 per month salary
on start; must be IN position to buy
at least five shares stock in bust
ness; eight per cent interest guar
anteed. and probability of dividend.
Address BOOKKEEPER, No. /,
Times snatch.
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.5enIlrlfnra ar1fI As!fsmau

szonlirltnrs ann @a!fsmer
srocK FOOD. MED1c1SE AND sPE.
cialty statesmen, who have made
good, but looking for better propo-
sit!on sell dealers only best line
goods on market. backed up BY ire
mendous sales, getting general az
yertsing campaign. y. T. ~. 81.
Statesmen WANTED YOUNG MEN
of vim and vigor to travel and so
licit. $40 per week and commission,
a, ], sCHIsLER, North Emporia, va,
TRAVELLING SALESMAN WANTED
to work small country towns; % per
cent. commission and $40 weekly
drawing, account. Oldest cider com
pany in the United states, RED
CROSS VINEGAR co. 81 Louis, Mo
WANTED, STATIONERY, DRUG OR
other statesmen to carry small a.
tractive side line Of novelty cards
Write us, stating territory covered.
w c, BRIsCOE .AET CO, Denver,
WANTED, sALEsMEN. TO HANDLE
exclusively we'll advertised and pop
ular line mems pants, boys lsnicker-
lockers, made out of mill-end rem
nants liberal commissions no eN-
penaes advanced; 10 act as sole agent
for the State OF Virginia, without in
reference; samples weighing only
ten pounds Grand opportunity To
right party who can hustle and
work the territory thoroughly, show
ing results None need apply unless
acquainted with the line and who
already command trade In that Sec
ton. Those handlfns pants out Of
remnants preferred THE l. s.
PANTS CO. 81 West Third Street.
! New York,
SALESMAN WANTED BY 2ANUFAC,
turer OF embroidery and lace, hoy
lots; samples 90 rounds; 10 per cent.
commission. expenses advanced.
GROMANN, 446 Broome, New York.
CALENDAR SALESMEN FOR YIR-
glnia, experienced for largest and
finest line calendars, imported aud
domestic; also leather goods alumi-
mum, cellulo!d, etc; liberal terms;
fair treatment; exclusive territory;
deal, direct with largest and Oldest
house In America; no mlddlemen;
capital $4,000 Address with ref
erences, stating experience, AUGUST
CAST RANb-NOTE AND LlTtIo- co,
ST, Louis. Mo.
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BAKERY.
OLD coins

s7.75 PAID FOR RARE DATE, 1853
quarters. $50 for half dollars; we
pay cash premium on hundreds OF
coins; keep all money dated before
1884. and send 10 cents. at once, for
our new illustrated coin value book
size. 4X7: IL may mean your fortune.
c. r. CLARKE & co. Dealers, Dept
c. lie Roy N Y
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WANTED. POSITION As SALESMAN
with good wholesale house; ten
years experiences Best of refer
cnees furnished II 49, care Times
Dispatch
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WANTED ORGANIZERS; GOOD COM
mission getting members for frater-
nal social order CT Il. SWlSHER.
Us West Wayne street, South Bend.
Ind
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ANY ONE, ANYWHERE, MAY EARN
good pay doing light work at home
evenings. Send stamp, C. II ROW
AN. Chicago. Ill.
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MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS
with a small mail order business:
began with So. Send for free book
let. Tells now. HEACOCk, ol63
Lockport. y Y
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WANTED. POSITION AS SALESMAN
for North and south Carolina; some
good line; either on a salary or com
mission basis j. w WILEY. Box
122 Fort Mill, s. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

WANTED. SPECIALITY statesmen:
must have had experience selling the
grocery trade: give references. stat
ing experience by whom employed.
territory having covered; preferrng
statesmen experienced in selling
roasted coffees. Address z. o. Box
303, New Orleans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

UNREGISTERED DRUG CLERK DE-
sires position: five years experience.
Best reference. Address II IL. care
Times Dispatch.
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se,tuatlpna Qelantsp. s9lale.

BANK MAN, ELEVEN
years experience, desires change
January list official connection
small bank preferred. At present
employed. References. Address Box
l64. Sufolk. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

WANTED. POSITION AS MANAGER
on farm; % years experience; sin
gle, sober and Industrious; best II
references Address G., care Cassel-
man &. Co. % y Eighth street
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@setp goaaltlsn. atlala,

SLEEPING CAR CONDUCTORS, SIS,
500. Write for particulars how to
secure position. Experience unnec'
essary, DINING CAR WILD, chi.
cago, Ill.
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Heal Gstatr W:slltfn.

YOUR RENT AccouST PLACED
. with n. w, BOWIE s. SON insures
best results.
FARM WANTEp.--lF YOU HAVE a
farm anywhere or any size or acre
age, for sale list 1t with us at once
and get 1T in our new catalogue we
are now getting out for 1911.
AMOS & POINDEXTER, lilo p, Main
St, Richmond, Va.
i WANT LOT WITH OR WITHOUT
building: on II, r., closeto river. Pre-
fer a G l., or s. A. l.. Building to
tor torn of three Years Address @
IL, care Timesypispatcll
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s25 WEEKLY AND EXPENSES TO
trustworthy people 10 travel and
distribute samples for big wholesale
house. c. II. EMERY, K 426, Chi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

LADIES, REMEMBER THAT LAskA
IS STILL MAKING THOSE ELE-
GANTLY FITTED SUITS IN ALL !,
THE LATEST STYLE GOODS. AZ
EIxTR E,MEIY LOW PRICES. EVltRl :
THING GUARANTEED. COME AND
SEE HIM AT sol NORTH SECOND
STREET.
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several years experience. position
as bookkeeper, Also has knowledge
of stenography. Wholesale or man
ufacturing concern preferred, Nd
dress II lh. care Times-Dispatc
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cLARISE's BAKERY.
MATTRESSES.
SHOE RErAlR1So.
ANTIQUES.

CSC HALF SOLE MES's SIDES;
ludies. soc; children's. Aoc md UP:
every pair sewed. DREW'S ELbC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY, ZIG East
Mnin. Phone Monroe 26o7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

CLERICAL. AND MECHANICAL NAN.
thirty-one years of age, eight years
mechanical experience. With good
IDEAS and seven years clerical:
good stenographer and office man:
familiar with business customs and
procedures; desires position with
good concern: manufacturing COM
pany preferred. Address C 81, care
Times dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

WANTED. BY a YOUNG NAN, a Po-
sition In q wholesale establishment,
References furnished. f6, care
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

SALES MANAGER,--WE WANT y
man for this district that Is q hust-
ling salesman. that can sell all ktnds
of brushes and brooms 70 the large
consumer and retail trade. Must be
able TO handle men under him ana
have limited capital TO carry srnali
stock To frst-ciass man we can
make an excellent offer TILE HUN
TER BRUSH MFG. co. Blanehester,
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Ir,rRRELI.A SACRIFICE SALE,

yyE l,oUGHr FROM a sILYERsMlIlTIi
se ., out of business all the silver,
at greatly reduced price ah me-, M :,
and are selling them with these
i,au handles at half,prie,e. and
up TO Christmas free Of AZ y, enaT TfN1
when worn out I, Sl !, Y, "a R,oed 81
Phone Monroe 2lQa
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new combination tool. IL in one; for
farmers. electricians, machinists
plumbers, auto owners. Sample free
to workers. b THOMAS Co, EOS
FInrh Bldg DAYTON. o.
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LOST, GORDON SETTER PUPPY,
black and tan, with white feet and
breast Answers 10 name of Don.
Reward IL returned to No. s North
Cedar Street
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WITH TWENTY YEARS
experience in dry goods and notions,
fifteen years in present position, Is
open for change of position. Rich
mond preferred, but not essential:
best reference II IS care Times
DiSnotcb
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BOOK KEEPER. THOROUGHLY EX-
perienced. competent. honest and in
dustrlous, desires position with
wholesale or manufacturing concern.
Unuuestionable references furnished.
HI IL care Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

WANTED. BoARpERs FOR LARGE,
desirable, heated rooms, with board;
table board a speciality 3l2 south
ThirS street.
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AGENTS. FOR PORTRAITS, FRAMES
and art novelties; samples and cata-
logue free. Address n NJ. h!E.y-
tinsburg Mo.
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CAPABLE EXPERIENC-
"a Young business man with capac-
ity for Office work desires opening
with soraG large firm, corporation or
manufacturing interest Can make
an investment with services and fur
nish ligh-class references. Address
a 40. care Times-pispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

BOOKBINDER Manitoba MAN
thoroughly acquainted with all
branches OF blank book work. capa-
BILE OF holding position as working
foreman salary $50 per week. Ad-
dress MEYER & THALHEIMER,
Printers, Statoners and Bookbinders,
Baltimore and Howard Streets, Bal
timore Nd
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AGENTS-s5O WEEKLY. WE MANU-
facture the best needle case made.
wonderful seller; zoo TO ooo per
cent. profit; talking unnecessary our
Copyrighted Trust scheme envel-
opes do the selling; general agents
can make 500 weekly SEND ioe
for a free Csc sampls. containing ll5
needles, particulars free BUY alrsG G
from the factory satisfaction or lVc
refunded. Patty NEEDLE CO, 81
Union Square, Someryille, Mass.
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business Of your own at nome eve
niugs quick returns inexpensive:
Very valuable booklet Toe. particu-
lars free. ADVERTISING COM
PA.NY p o Box 1915. New York.
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STOCKS AND BONDS SOLD: COM
missions moderate; references eX
changed; giye full details: estab-
ished house Post Box 1922, New
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ANTIQUES,

SOME VERY FINE ELECTRIC. I.AMPs;
al couper; Reproductions of the Pom
CT, iai,1ns. lust the thing for Xmas,
solne very select pieces, OF origlna az
antiaue furniture. G, III, LYDIA, 'fs'
West Main
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money-making fire eXtinguishers.
Special starting offer; exclusive ter
ritory SIS to $500 per month. BAD
GER CHEMICAL MFG. co, Milwau-
kpp WIS
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YOUNG MAN, WITH EXPERIENCE
in hardware business, desires posi-
ton January /. Address H IL
care Times Dispatch.
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Business Opportunities.

Business Opportunities.
YOUR Rent sccorNT Placed
with n W. BOWIE & SON ENSURES
best results.
PATENT YOUR IDEAS AND MAKE
money; send for my new book. How
to Get Them Them best seTvt9s; 5osHoA
d. C. Chicago and Philadelphia.
RENT OUR SERVICES AND WE'LL
rent your property. j. "A. CONNEL
MONEY LOANED RELIABLE PEG
pie, $40 upwards, able to save 81 or
more; accumulate 800 to $1,000 and
buy a home. COMMERCIAL GUAR
ANTEE CO, Bankers, IS North Ninth.
PATENTS OBTAINED; HIGHEST REF
erenees, Lowest rates: $l509..o9 o., for
DERBURN, Patent Atty, Washing
ton =. z.
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