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tached to either rings or handles. All Of
these are made Of celluloid, fast colors
and uubreakable. There are teething
sticks OF this same material In blue ana
pink as well as the rings OF our own
baby days For real teeJhing, however,
there is nothing more comforting than the
tail OF a red rubber dachhund on an
elephants trunk in the same delioiously
chewable material, There are number
less new animals in the red rubber boast
ing equally convenient appendages in the
way OF tails, legs. ears ana noses, all war
ranted 20 dt the sweetest Of round, red
mouths There are dogs Of many kinds
from the purest breed down 10 the com
monest. mOngrel, cats camels. birds, squir-
rels, rabbits. horses. zebras donlSeya bears
cows ana sheep. The attractive baskets
with rows OF them lied 10 the edges and
handles with blue ribbons will be appre-
ciated more by the older children than
los the httiest babies
FurorIses Tor water.
1'ho water toys, q perfect delight in the
bath are olso peculiarly fitted for chew
ing and throwing. so that their field OF
usefulness is by no means confined 10 the
water. The brilliant colors OF the gold
fish make them the favortes. but the
ducks. swans, frogs ana turtles are not
TO be scorned 10 say nothing Of the
dolls OF an sizes that NAV b. scrubbe1
ami rubbed just like their small owners.
and then thrown violently 70 the floor
without disturbing the serenity of their
smiles
Bat 10 return 10 our babies VINO are
hovering around the first milestone. The
small animals made OF white wool. a.
though always lovable. lack the charm OF
some 10 those followers OF Teddy. Teddy
and his descendants have movable legs
and head. hence their superior attraction.
Numbered among them now are lovely
white and gray elephants; dear little red
and gray squirrels with waving bushy
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tails and a delightful squeak; pigs. both
white and pink; polar bears, monkeys,
dogs cats-it Is hard to remember them
all, they are so numerous, ana all 80 well
worth e place in the family and such an
agreeable relief after too much Teddy.
They come in all sizes, beginning with
those suitable for the smallest OF baby
hands and ending with the gorgeous ele-
plants donkeys. bears and dogs. large
enough to carry their owners on their
backs. There are tumbling bears and mon
keys now hanging from frames All Of
these animals have an advantage over the
hairy animals from which one fears that
the hair may some time be pulled. or
course there arc the numberless animals
on wheels for the amusement OF the tod
dlers after they begin 10 walk. Here, too.
the variety has been increased. The musi-
cal dolls on sticks that discourse sweet
music as they turn are coming out in new
frocks, little gayer and a little more
elaborate; and the impertinent clowns are
banging their cymbals as gayly as ever
New this year are the small round boxes
covered with light blue and, pink wool with
faces on top that burst forth into melody
when they are pressed vigorously between
small palms. These are hung on cords
upon which ting bells are strung. so that
these Join merlily in the chorus, especially
when hung arouAd baby's own neck.
Consider the Dolls.
when hasy begins TO creep and play on
the floor she will enjoy the roly-polys
Never were they so gay and piquant as
now. with nodding feathers in their caps
and pompons behind their ears heads that
turn. and a manner when one tries to tip
them over, even ssucier than in days gone
by. some OF the smallest OF them are now
made OF celiuloid 70 that they are not
quite as heavy for the baby q lift
The cloth dolls that sag Ma ma" when
they are moved slowly up ana down are
constant delight. even after they lose their
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SeditiOus Documents
Seized in Barcelona
by Military Chiefs
General Weyler Expresses Confidence
in the Army, but Others Fear
Revolution.

BARCELONA. Dec. 3-(special TO The
Bee.)-The military authorities recently
seized numerous sediuOus papers which
had been distributed In the barracks. and
an inquiry into the matter has resulted IN
the arrest OF several anarchists. The
greatest secrecy Is Observed In regard TO
this affair which Is being directed by
Major Bertran de Lis. who has been APP
pointed judge advocate.
In every direction there is a certain eX-
element which is the symptom OF slow
but profound agitation. General Weyier.
II is said continues 20 be sure Of the army
officers; hut, on the other hand, several
recognized agtators believe that the sol
diers are prepared for the idea Of an ap-
preaching revolution
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
Uniform Gauge on
Australian Roads
Main Lines Of Railroad in Australia
and New South Wales to Be
Standardized.

SYDNEY, Dec. 3.-(special TO The Bee.)-
The federal government will shortly sub
nit 10 the state governments definite pro-
posals To insure a uniform gauge on the
main lines throughout Australia while the
New South Wales government proposing
TO develop the iron industry Of the state
under government control. suggests that
the federal authorities should obtain from
them rails and material for transcontlnen-
tai lines Mr.. Hughes, the attorney general
OF the commonwealth, is entirely in favor
Of the suggestion.
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DANES TO PULL TUG OF WAR
Big Athletic Contest Scheduled for
This Evening Ht Washing
ton Hall.

The Danes who viii participate In the
tug-of-war this evening al Washington
hall under the auspices Of the Danish
weeks training and the pun promises 10
be royal sport. Hans Neble, captain OF
the eight from lodges l95 and 200, predicts
an easy victory Tor his mon. and Gus Cor
neer OF the team from lodge No 10 IS
fully as confident. Frank Raamussen Will
be referee and Waldemar Michaeisen will
be- tlmekceper. The bouts will be ten min
utes long and viii begin al 5 o'clock. A
prize mug Will be given 10 the winner 70
be held and defended as a trophy.
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MICHIGAN MEN AT LUNCHEON
Have Arranged 40 Meet the First sat
urdRy Of Each Month DurinE
the Winter.

Alumni Of the University Of Michigan
took luncheon together at the Commercial
club Saturday noon This was the first OF
a series Of similar gatherings that the
Michigan men are planning 70 hold. A
luncheon for all men who have ever at
tended the Ann ATbor school will be given
on the first Saturday Of every month an
during the winter. The arrange ments for
the affair we're IN the hands OF John r..
Webster. president OF the Missouri Valley
association, and Stanley N. Rosewater,
secretary.
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COSTLY GIFT FOR THE KAISER
Admirers subacFibipR 90 Fund 60 Buy
wilhelm New Yacht for sII-
yer Jubilee.

BERLIN, Dec. 3.-(special TO The BeeJ-
A project Is under way TO raise a great
national subscription 10 present the kaiser
with a magnificent new private yacht I'm
June, 1913, on the occasion OF the silver
Jubilee" OF his reign.
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DeIp. fflaIe ann 1fet1aIe.

=. :.
WANTED, 20 BOYS AND GIRLS AT
once to sell novelties and get roller
skates. Call at 1927 East Main.
WANTED, 4 MARRIED MAN WITH
small family to work In our nursery;
wife to board help References re-
CURED. w, r. HOOD e CO, Ginter
Park, Richmond, Va.
WANTED. WOMAN COOK, OR NAN
and wife for general farm work;
wife to cook and wash, also young
girl and a good farm hand. Address
~ G. JOHNSON, l'lko. Va.
WANTED, 400 WOMEN FOR NORTII-
ern cities and states. also buffers
and farm hands Apply at once,
SOUTHERN INTELLIGENCE OLE.
FlCE. Eli 1-2 North sixth
WANTED, SEVERAL WHITE AND
colored couples for North for farm
and general house work. Transpor-
tation furnished. MARTIN & co,
SIS East Broad.
NAN CLEARED s1,1s2, LADY 500.
last six months selling Holladay's
Marvel Shoe Polish; self shining:
waterproof. Why not you? Wrto
for demonstrated sample and terms.
n HOLLADAY. 126 w. 31st New
York.
WANTED. FIRST CLASS STENOGRA-
pher; must be experienced, fast and
accurate Call CASHIER, Madison
40I6. and arrange interview.
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FLATS for a mt.

FLATS for Rent.
FOR RENT, FLAT or FIVE ROOMS;
all newly papered and painted; bath
and phone: no children. Apply 20
4 West Marshall
FOR RENT, BACHELOR APART
ments, furnished; three rooms and
bath; at the Hanover. from May l.
Apply Apartments No. 90, The Han
over.
THREE NICE, BRIGHT ROOMS, WITH
bath, ETC.; suitable for light house
keeping. Apply IA s, Second ST,
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Anel1ts I0aanten.

AGENTs--OttR Sun RAY 1NCANDES-
cent Kerosene, mantle burners 1T all
lamps. Including Rayo 100000 can
die power light: prices defy compe-
tition; Investigate. SIMPLEX GAS
LIGHT CO, Dept. A o. 20 Park Row,
New York.
WANTED. HIGH GLASS REPREsEN.-
tatlve who can approach people OF
means. Can make So to $25 daily.
Give reference, business experience
and phone. j ITO, care Times-lois-
patch.
AGENTS CAN EASILY MAKE $40 A
day selling our gold window letters
novelty signs and chnngeable signs
w. Van Buren, St, Chicago, III.
BOARD COVER CLAMP:
quickly applied. no sewing; no tack
postpaid: agents wanted AMER1-
CAN CANvASsER co. Providence.
r. 4.
INVENTION: NEVER
before sold in your territory; coin
money; automatic hame fastener.
horse owners wild about them; sells
on sight; any one getting territory
can make a fortune; free sample
tn workers; write at once AUTO
Matte FASTENER CO. II 1920, Gin
cinnat o.
TABLE ART1CLE; PUR-
ity guaranteed; beautifully boxed;
easy seller: regularly reordered:
large profits: want permanent agents
for exclusive territory; we are sole
makers experience unnecessary; de-
tailed plan sent with first order to
insure sales. SHEPARD'S, 81 w.
Houston St. New York.
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Doar1 1Wanteo.


ELDERLY LADY DESIRES BOARD:
private family preferred references
exchanged. room furnished or un-
furnished: state price. Address
WANTED. IN THE SUBURBS, THRER
rooms and board for five adults, from
June / through summer months. ADJ
dress II SO, care Times -Dispa tch.
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WANTED TWO REFINED GENTLE.
men to board at s25 each one sGuar.
from Jefferson Hotel: West Grace
street. Address j 127, care Times.
Dispatch.
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SITUATIONS Q0lantfh, 4a1ale.

a YOUNG MARRIED MAN, WITH SIN
years experience Of bookkeeping and
accounting work. desires to change
his position. Best of references. j
lai care Times Dispatch.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST or
twenty-one years experience wants wants
salary SIS per week; year Of .expe-
ricnce in cities and towns. Address
TOLU, Lock Box 81 fogansville.
Ca
WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN, WITH
horse and vehicle position as collec-
tor or canvasser; can give good ref
erences Address J. ei6, care Times
Dispatch.
with i've years' experience, wants
position with wholesale house: best
of references as to ability. integ-
rity, etc Address * 1874, care
Times-Dispatch.
NIGHT WORK: HOURS
from to II: have fair knowledge
of bookkeeping; can furnish good
references. Address RI 70, care
Times -Dispatch.
YOUTH. SEVENTEEN YEARS, OLD.
desires position in Office with some
chance Sor advancement good refer
ences. Address G IL, care Times
Dispatch
WANTED POSITION IN RICHMOND
or Norfolk by an experienced lumber
man, at present manager of yard
in ST. Louis; anxious to locate South;
3453 Sidney St, st. Louis Mo.
IF YOU NEED HELP OF ANY KIND.
white or colored. male or female we
can furnish it. MARTIN e Co. The
Old Reliable, SIS East Broad. Phone
Monroe 49,
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WANTED, TO RENT, WITH FIRST.
class board. nicely furnished roon,t
also few table boardcrs desired.
MISS b.. Beech
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WANTED, TWO COUPLES OR FoUH
gentlemen to occupy two nice front
rooms, with board, Apply T1o w.
Main ST. Phone Madison 7g24-J
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Bituatinus 0aauteD, 4tlaIe.

@t1uatuIAto S&ao:lttu, SUtulg.
REGISTERED DRUGGIST WANTS 20
sition at once. Address PHARMA-
C1ST. Ala Manteo St. Norfolk. Va.
WANTED. POSITION BY CONNER
cial and portrait printer; fifteen
man. Address F. A. j.. 4l2 Lindsay
Street, High Point, N. c,
POSITION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN
stenographer; three years expert
ence, Good references. Address H
60, care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. -MECETANICAL ENGINEER
seeks engagement. Accustomed to
cultural and pumping machinery in
foreign countries Testimonials and
references Write Herald Office,
Farmville. Va.
SITUATION WANTED. BY YOUNG
man aged 2S as clerk or generally
useful in Wholesale house Address
G 26 cafe Timcs-Dspatch.
YOUNG MAN, % YEARS OLD, NEAT
appearance gentlemanly address,
with good references wants position
as travelling salesman with Richmond
firm. willing to start at moderate
salary Address G 81. care Times
Dispatch
rienced man as band saw hier or
foreman of shook mill; now en-
ployed; wishes change, references
given. Address Filler. Box l6. Ches-
ter, Va
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT MAN
desires position with large manu-
featuring concern as bookkeeper and
10 handle correspondence; eighteen
wears railroad experience OF this
character; best references furnished
Will accept any reasonable offer to
start If prospectss.are good. Address
G sc, care Times Dispatch.
REGISTERED ASSISTANT DRUG
clerk wishes position at once. Ad-
dress p. O, Box 227, Lexington, Va,
WANTED, POSITION WITH GOOD
real estate firm. with ultimate view
OF entering firm, by man of ability.
pleasant address and good character:
any reasonable salary accepted to
start. Address II 10. care Times
Dispatch
YOUNG MAN. WITH SEVERAL YEARS
experience and some knowledge of
card writing and window trimming,
wants position in mems furnishing
and clothing department. with OPP
portunity TO study window trimming.
Address III lo9, care Times Dispatch.
POSITION WANTED AT ONCE, 10
measure and inspect lumber; fifteen
years experience, Address j l2l
care Tlmes-Dispatch.
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a5rotfs8lnnal 5gelp Manten.

1Jrulf5Btnt1aI 5YHlp UQaantRn.
THE VIRGINIA TEACHERS BUREAU
supplies private and public schools
with teachers OF all grades; also
matrons and housekeepers, on short
notice. REV. r. w. CRIDLIN. Man.
nger. 33 East Tenth street. Manches.
ter va. Phone 557a.
TEACHERS WANTED FOR FALL
openings; best towns throughout
Southern States. paying s4o-s16o.
FOSTER TEACHERS AGENCY, At
lnntn. Gin.
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WANTED, A FEW BOARDERS;
terms reasonable. Apply 923 r. Mar
shall St
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LOST BETW zen TiiIRD AND
Broad and seventh and Main
Streets, a ladys belt, pin b,ue
enamel, with shrine emeraids in the
centre. Reward is returned 10 il6
Mutual Bnllding.
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YOUNG MEN WANTED FOR GOOD
positions at good salaries in one of
the worlds greatest industries: ii
YOU earn less than one hundred and
fifty dollars month, write for par
ticulars. Address * 1SS, care Times
plSpatch.
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MEN COR WOMEN). 81 A DAY, SURE
all year raising mushrooms in cell
larg sheds, boxes, etc. big market;
free illustrated booklet. HIRAM
BARTON. West Forty eighth Street.
New York
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SPECIALITY; THE LINE
you have always been looking for:
staple: sells everywhere over and
ever again; samples light and COM
mission liberal. NATIONAL MER-
J1W1
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AGENTS WANTED-BIG MONEY:
CURED; variety portraits; bromides.
photo pillow tops, soc: frames at
our factory prices: credit given; cat
alogue and samples free. RITTER
ART STUDIO. 1914 ". Madison, Chi
caEO. Ill. AEa
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WANTED, BY REFINED PRIVATE
family, two gentlemen boarders;
home scomforts. Address III, caro-
Times Dispatch.
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SIS WEEKLY SALARY, EXPENSES
and big commission 10 distribute
samples and advertise. steady work
to reliable people. Fl. MONROE. X
so Chicago
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MIR. AGENT, GET BUSY: SPRING IS
here; become a Davis agent" and
get the coin. It's cinch to make
$50 weekly. After you see our swell
new spring soap and toilet article
combinations you'll see why. A Sl.25
premium free with each Soc sale, other
valuable premiums for larger sales.
We manufacture our own goods,
that's why you make large profits,
and our proposition beats anything
on the market. 100 per cent. to 900
per cent. profit. One Michigan assat
made SOS in Al hours: another, $21
in eight hours. You can do as we'll.
Don't waste another day on dead
ones" Workers given exclusive tor
titory. Write DAVIS SOAP WORKS,
lao Carroll Avenue, Chicago.
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800 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES TO
travel and distribute samples tor
big manufacturer. steady work. s.
SCliEFF,ER, Treasurer, c 81, Cnica-
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WANTED, statesmen WHO HAVE
little spare time daily. can make
from S. to $40 per day with our
pocket samples. ALFRED HOLZ-
MAN CO., Chicago
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SALESMAN CALLING ON DEPART
ment stores TO carry side line; highly
advertised article for women; pocket
samples; exceptionally fast seller;
liberal proposition. NO-RIP HOZ
MEG. CO, 81 S. Eighth St, Phila-
delnhia pa
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TWO GENTLEMEN CAN sEcuRh
nice, large, cool room, with good
table board. for $50 per month each;
central location: private family.
Phone Madison 17T5-L, or address
G 16. care Times -Dispntch.
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B0arning.

=, 9bUUlDtAtAs aH5stIf@
PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
hot and cold water; near bath; good
board, Apply s14 Park Avenue.
PRIVATE FAMILY. WITH NO CHIL-
dren, would like four gentlemen
boarders; all conveniences; refers
ences exchanged TERMS S. per week.
Phone Madison 5715.
BOARD FOR SUN1MER--WANTED
two adults to occupy one large room
in private family: ten minutes OF
nost,oftice and village; high loea-
tion; excellent water. Address Box
2, r. +. D. No. 4, Ivy DepDt, Va
WANTED, BoARDERs FOR LARGE.
desirable rooms. Apply 200 p.
Grace st,
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
with board suitable for couple or
family o. three; electric light; tell
ephone. Apply 20S North Robinson
Street.
BOARDERS WANTED INN EDIATFl-
IN for front rooms. Prices moderate.
SIG l-2 Twenty-ffth street.
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ron RENT. FLAT or FIVE BRIGHT
rooms, with bath; gas or electric
lights: 3223 Grove Avenue; 5000 per
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HARNESS CUTTERS. FIT
ters and machine operators for open
shop; fair wages: steady work. BENZ.
T. CRUMP &; co.
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OPPORTUNITY FOR
salesman: May 1; permanent; no cap
ital needed; small bond required:
vanced; no samples to carry. Ad-
dress promptly NJ. G. OLIVER, Dept.
j. McIntire Bldg, Dayton. o.
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HAVING CONFIDENCE IN
their ability to make good are want
ed by Chicago corporation which
is prepared to show them how and.
THE PROGRESS CO., r 545, 2lo
Mnnrnn Street. Chicapn
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PERSONALS.

100 ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS;
Script, 81; Roman, s1.50; Old English.
S2.25; postpaid. samples free. RITZ
TER BROS, 1926 North Seventeenth
Street Philadelphia.
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WANTED, a YOUNG MAN AS DEPOT
clerk in a grain store Apply in own
handwriting, with references. Ad-
dress G GO, care Times Dispatch
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FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS. HALL AND
pantry; newly papered; bath. porch
and phone. Phone S. Rowland St.
Madison 72nl
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LOST, FRIDAY. BETWEEN MOSBI'S
store and Addison Street on street
car one large brooch pin. Reward
II returned to 2226 West Grace st.
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IF GOOD WOMAN WITHOUT SUP
port wishes good home, with all COM
forts (and be her own mistress), and
keep house for widower with infant
and three others in family address
{; 81, care Times Dispatch. Salary.
IS per month.
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AGENTS, s33.3o PER WEEK MADE
by Jack Wood selling our forged
steel, nickel plated 10-in-l combina.
ton Ratchet: $500 worth Of tools for
THOMAS MFG. CO., SAL Mathews
building DAYTON o.
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HEAR THE PITTSBURG FESTIVAL
Orchestra Tomorrow night. Good
seats on sale at THE CABLE PIANO
Co. Prices CSC to $500
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IF a SALARY OF $50 PER MONTH
and all travelling expenses would be
an incentive to go to work for us.
taking orders or appointing agents.
write at once for particulars. The
instructions sent when engaged are
so complete that previous experience
becomes unnecessary. our goods
knock out all competition, making
YOU king of Your line. Address r
p. MARTEL. Dept. ba6. Chicago.
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COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM
for rent. with excellent table board;
reasonable rates. 1oA North Fifth
Street.
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AGENTS. DON'T EAT, SLEEP OR
rest before writing for our new and
greatest money-maker Startling,
novel idea. PARKER CHEMICAL
CO, Chicago
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LOST, a MUSIC KOHL CON TAI.NINli
lnuslc. marked e. Parker. Finer
will please return TO 2ul3 stuart
Avenue, or phone Madison GTll.
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FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARDi
terms reasonable; men preferred.
201 Pocahontas st. Manchester
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$25 WEEKLY AND EXPENSES TO
trustworthy people TO travel and
distribute, samples for big whole
sale house. EMERY. a AZ, Papc
Block, Chicago
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FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. LARGE
room and hall room, price must be
moderate, central Address l. 23S,
care Times DISPATCH
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trade: only short time required:
wages after first month: steady po-
sition guaranteed write for cata-
logue. MOLER'S BARBER COL
LEGE, 2o7 Bowery, New York City.
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AGENTS, 1874 PER CENT. PROFIT.
safety holdbacks; something new.
Insures safety to every vehicle. Free
sample. THOMAS Co, 94l Mathews
Building DAYTON. Q,
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HEAR THE PITTsBuRG FESTIVAL
Orchestra tomorrow night Good
seats on sale at THE CABLE PIANO
Co. Prices. CSC to $500.
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WANTED. a FIRST CLASS BARBER
at once. Apply at aSMBERTON
BARBER SHOP, Wright J. Prevatt.
Proprietor, Lunlberton \, c.
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man of all-round experience and
knowledge, who can handle a force
and get results; write, stating sal
AIRY. THE KING PRINTING COM
PANY. Bristol Na.-Tenn.
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FOR BUSINESS CONTRACTS
Phone Monroe for the WANT
AID. MAN to call.
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LOST, FRIDAY EVENING, EITHER
OH Broad and twenty street
car OF on Cedar, from Grace TO Broad,
or on Ryland, from Broad TO FRANK
lin, star-shaped garnet breastpin.
Reward If returned to 1883 b. West
Grace.
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RICHMOND REFINING COMPANY,
l709 East Cary Street. city Confirms.
tors. Dead animals removed at once'
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