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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04

National League
DOVES ARE EASY.

DIVES ARE EASY.
Boston. June 3.-ChicaRo had no DIFF
ficulty In shutting out Boston, to 0.
today. Curtis weakened in the sew
enth, allowing four bases on balls Cole
Kept the local hits scattered. Score:
r. II. r.
Chicago go. .. 10 0
boston zee. ..............
Batteries-Cole and Archer: Curtis.
hits-EVers. Steinfelt Tinker. Archer
Luders. Home run-Hoffman. Base
on 0alls-Cole. 4: Curtis. s: Burke. /.
Struck out-COle. 4; Curtis. 4 Burke, 1.
Umpires-Johnstone and Moran
All other games postponed: rain.
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Liverpool. June 3.-wright defeated
s. E Charleston I'm final OF the
singles. 81. 6-4. 6-4. ana captureq
the challenge round by default, A. J.
Richie retiring.
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JACKIE CLARKE PUTS UP TWO
GREAT RI-ES AT SALT PALACE

ocket at salt Palace
mil handicap in time but 9nsnItn
at the track for the early season
races
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What's What in Sports
All the Time
ROAD WORK in MORNING And
Then TROUT STREAM CALLS JEFF

Gomond. sAer and half
FOR onod
TO
but at The hatchery the
rec and upstre sendin
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Jim tOrDctt spent nearly the entire
DAY in the gymnasium working for
bis first sparring match with Jeffries.
This sctto a. scheduled for next
Tuesday. Corbett Intended 20 box with
Joffrics Monday. but Jerfries has an
,-irr --,ter a. ,forfc-,.- "a fnduI.-e
in "a littlo dcep-sca fishing.
II do not think said Corbett to-
day. "tnat Jcffrics ever was more rug
rcd or slrong than be Is now. nor
Do z think his wind has ever been
better. n anyth ing he Is more power
fui than when I boxed him several
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Popular Day, Saltair today. Con-
tinuous dancing. Band and orchestra
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Great Battle Expected Today
in Western Conference Meet

field meet Of the West
II rlnnfr field fonr0rr
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Popular Day. Saltair today. Con-
tinuous dancing. Band and orchestra
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MINI
Weaverwinnie
eieada
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TIGERS BUNCH HITS.

Detroit, June S.-Detroit bunche ed
hits with bases on balls today, defeat
ing Philadelphia, s to i. Score:
r.. H. f.
Philadelphia .......... 2
Detroit ..-.--.-.. 4
Batteries-Plank, Atkins and Lapp;
Mullin and Stanage. Schmidt
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American League


Cleveland. June 3.-CleveIand out
played Washington today and won.
the first inning McBride's fieiding
and Lajoie's batting were features.
Score: X n. T..
Cleveland 1900. ... ID
Washington .... .. 2 !
Observation-Disclosures and Bemis.
Groom and Street.
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BIG CHIEF WINS.

Chicago. June 3.-Chicago made only
one hit off Warhop to New YOrks four.
Walsh won his own game, to !, by
hit in the fifth. Score; r. II. r.
ShlcaEO 800 '.............
New YORK ...-....s.-...
Batteries-walsh and Block; warhop
and Sweeney
NO GAME; RAIN.
st. Louis. June 3.-BOston-St. Louis
game postponed: rain.
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A a
to moth broke on near
- mile 4-year- old sand cling
u PurseS12
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At post q minutes. off 4:25.
good. Won driving; second same.
Dread. Trained by r. Pauley. All
lance: former. under a hard drive,
to spare. Chanate in close pursuit
never get up.
"a SIXTH RACE-3-s mile.
d. Purse 500.
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cas- a
20 FOURTH RACE mile 4-year-Oids and Selling
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At post ] minute. OFF 3:573. Tin
lis 3-5. 1:20 2-5. 1:44- start fair. w
II. Jones b. z. q Florist-Princess AM
opened up a commanding lead in first
after. winning with plenty to spare
swung wide on near turn second time {
willie ran a good race. Rule went VIE
F@ FIFTH RACE-1-2 mile.
M Purse f125.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-21
sT. AWE SCHOOL OPENS.
New EpIsOcpni Instltntion stnrs on
witt, Large Attendance.
Especial to The 1'imes-Dispatc!l

lSDeCiaI W IHe u iSoTi1'2putG..J -
charlottesville. va September 20
St. Anneis School. to he operated Under
tho auspices of the Episcopal Church,
opened this morning with an enroll
inent OF over 100. Tho teachers and
pupils were welcomed at O'Clock by
tho local board of directors. consisting
of Judge John NJ. White, Captain NJ.
Clay Marchant, George r. b. Michle,
Il. l. carlthers and the Rev. Harry 3.
Lee. rector OF Christ Episcopal Church.
MISS Dual, the principal. has arranged
for more formal opening of the school
on Thur,day, when bishop Gibson,
president Of the school, and Bishop
Lloyd. Episcopal visitor, are expected.
The school occupies the site upon
which was conducted for more than
fifty years Baptist school, known as
Rawlings Institute It Is located In
the western end OF the city. Many
improvements were made to the orig
mai buildings.
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q
In execution OF decree Of the Cir
cult Court OF Henrico county. entered
August |, 1910, in the suit of Adam
Empie Sheppard VS.. Lurty's Admin
tstrator ct ais" the undersigned COM
missioners, appointed for that purpose.
Will sell at public auction IN Front or
Henrico county courthouse, 90
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. 1910.
at / o'clock 2. NJ. the two tracts or
land above mentioned, the ono known
as "Ethelwood." containing. about $50
embracing ABOUT $50 acres. These
lands have a long front on the Tele:.
graph Road. and are also bounded in
part by the Chtckahominy River. Tho
most of these lands are open, ana
have been cultivated for many yeara
by Mr.. a. E. Sheppard: and while all OF
the land is quite good, it can be truth
fully said as to large part OF IL
that 1t is exceptionally productive. On
both of these places there are COM
Portable residences and the usual out
buildings. such as barns. stables, etc,
etc. These two farms are to be sold
as whole or separately, as may seem
best at the time of sale.
TERMS: One-fourtb cash. and the
balance In three equal instruments at
one, two and three years, with inter
est from date OF sale. the deferred In
stalments TO be represented by negoti-
able notes, and title retained until all
of the purchase money has been paid.
or all cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser -
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a5oltfltors aun 4auleSnrfn.

" An TED, TRAVELLING sALEsMEN
for the different Southern States to.
Il sell staple manufactured goods; VIII,
employ entire time on salary and Iex-
penses. or will give line to Al sales
men with drug, -four and other nom
conflicting lines, on liheral commits
sions, Amply, with evidences of re- ..
n, liability In slrned statements Of
good commercial people, to %,
BoXi 4 S, I1ynohhprg, Va.
! SVANrE,Ds S-ALESNIE, /, SALf'SLADIlISs
office help (stenographers, book
keepers, cashiers). shipping clerks,
( PIEDMoNT EAIPLo YMENT AGEN-
4 OK, Durham. N, g. ss.s
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NICELY FURNISHED LARGE AND
small rooms and good board, with
private family. Apply sos North
Fifth Street.
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HIiIIinerp.

ALL THE VERY NEWEST IDEAS N
millinery and novelties, pattern hats.
ready-to-wear hats; special line Of
Gage hish-class hats; new models
in suits and readymade garments
for the fall season. MRS. JULIUS
BEAR. 1929 East Main Street
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FOR RENT, TO DESIRABLE PARTY
nicely furnished room, convenient t.
bath; also use OF phone. Apply to
2In2 East Broad.
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YroteHstonal Deip lQIantfn.

TEACHER IN PRfVlTE
family tozteach three children, seven
70 eleven years, no music; settled
lady preferred references ex-
changed, state age and salary In first
letter. ADDRESS w. X. aPILLER,
Rumford, Va
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WANTED, BOARDERs FOR Two
beautiful rooms: also table boarders.
steam heated. MRS. BAILEY. West
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THE JEFFERSON,
GEurrt) RottteB.

TIE DIVINE PRO GR.ANl ''--NIR. j. n
Rutherford, a New York lawyer, will
deliver q lecture at the City Audi
forum TONIGHT at 1870 o'clock.
His subject will be THE Divine Pro
gram" from a lawyers viewpoint.
MI Rutherford has lectured inathe
principal cities Of this country, Can
ada and Europe with great success.
The English press speaks highly Of
these lectures. The Examiner, July
is, says: "The Divine Program from
lawyers viewpoint was the sub
ject discussed by the famous Ameri-
can lawyer, Nh J. !; Ruthe r,l ! IN 7,
eyening. under the auspices OF this
Warrington Bible society, The les
t,rer held the close attention Of the
audience for upwards OF an hour and
a half, his eloquence, besides the
deeply interesting topic he was wa, Dis a. I,
Mr., Rutherford appears IN Richmond
under the auspices Of the ln e a,
tional Bible students ASSOCIATION.
No admission fee will be chargeds
\ and no collection taken.
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WANTED, 70 SELL ONE FARMER's
surrey, one rubber tired hrsiness
buggy, one jump seat surrey, one
rubber tired runabout; all slightly
used: at bargain prices. w. G.
SMITH & co. Fifth Street.
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Real estate tor Ae11t.
NNGNTN-.N'
FOR RENT.

No, 800 S. Belvidere, Groom Brick
and stable, $500 per annum.
No. 400 N. Robinson Street o rooms,
$3.50 per annum.
No. 74oS N. Robinson, $3.50 per annum.
No. 1914 N. Dickerson, SIS per month,
No. 1877 N Twenty second Street,
$3.50 per month.
Florida Avenue Highland Park
$3.50 per month.
second Avenue, Highland Park. S2C
per month.
MCCLURE DAvENPoRT.TAYLo co,
ITO II, Main Street.
Monroe 2d13 si| }I
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DeIp, 3f1ale and 1fef,rale.

WANTED ExPERfENcED FARM
shares to satisfactory party; best
references required, Address III. B.
holland, Beaver Dam, Hanover Co,
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In, the clerks office of the Circuit
Court of Augusta county:
u, Harry Burnett, clerk OF the said
court, do certify that Armistead G.,
Gordon. the commissioner appointed by
decree OF sale, entered May 81. 1910, in
the chancery causes of Campbell. etc.
VS. Hendren, etc. and Patrick, Guar
dian VS.. Hendren, etc, has executed
the bond required by said decree
Given under my hand this 14th day
OF September. 1910.
HARRY BURNETT.
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Augusta
County,
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THIRD STORY 'FRONT.' ROOM; NICE
ly furnished; private family, Frank
lin Street: central location; refer
ences exchanged. Madison 1893.
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Noarolll1.

THOSE ANTICIPATING VISITING
Richmond during Fair week can OBJ
tain excellent accommodations at
the Shenandoah, Lee Monument and
Grace Street; European rates, TIC
and up. American plan. So ana UP.
For reservation, apply to MRS.
LOOMS Manager
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Bituatiplls, Drofegsional.

a GRADUATE OF EXPERIENCE De
sires position to teach in public
school; high school work preferred;
can furnish satisfactory references
and testimonials. Address GAY b
STEPHENSON Charlotte Courthouse,
Va. US
YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS
teacher In private family. two years
experiences teach music and English
branches, Address Box 80. r.. u, d.,
Scottsvllle, Va. S5iss
WANTED, BY AN EXPERIENCED
s's.teacher, position in private fam
! Nv, English and music taught. -Nd-
dress X, care Postmaster. Beulah.
willie, Va.
POSITION WANTED IN PUBLIC or
private school: certificate first grade;
car, teach English branches, Latin
and music, Address MISS BEE. care
Postmaster, Champe, Va.
WANTED, a POSITION AS GOVERN
ess; best of references. Box ~, Ma
+
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ANTIQUES
Dihinfnn JRotire8.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co,
49, e NJ. 4, q ~ OH III

Virginia Carolina Chemical Co.
Treasurer,s Office.
Richmond, Va, September Is, 1910.
NO. 60. THE BOARD OF
directors have this day declared a
dividend Of two (2l per cent. the
same being consecutive quarterly
Dividend No. 60, on the preferred
ToRf,R is, 1910, when check will be
y mailed 10, all preferred stockholders
~ record at the close Of business
On. september 80, 1910, Books for
the transfer Of preferred steck Will
i'si0 IA 10 n. M, Monday, October IL,
/ $40 s s. w TRAyIsRs. Treasnrer:.
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BOARDERs FOR BEAUTIFUL ROOMS;
second story front, with private
bath. 1913 Eas. Grace.
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MRS. CHARLES X. BOWERS, IFS
East franklin: handsomely appointed
rooms. with board; large, well-ven-
tilated dining room. opening on Soc
ond Street; meals by day or week.
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1891 West Grace Street; private fam
lily: board nearby. Phone Madison
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BY R. B, chanin s. Co..
ana
N. w. BOWIE & SON,
Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

TWO VERY VALUABLE FARMS
IN HENRICo COUNTY. VA. ON THD
TELEGRAPH ROAD AND CHICKA.
z HoM1NY RIVER, KNOWN RESPEC-
lively AS "ETHELWooD" AND
HALF SINK"
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LOVELY WEST END INVESTMENT
and building lots near Battle Abbey
and new Catholic College for sale by
owner at $3.50 per foot: beat this
IL YOU can; can show you any day II
you mean business. Address j 20.
care Times Dispatch.
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John T. Goddin s. Co..
Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. CONSIST
ING OF sToREHousE AND
DWELLING.

BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court OF Augusta county. Va, entered
on the 3lst day of May, 1910. in the
chancery causes, heard together of ].
Caroline Campbell. etc, VS.. Lucy G.
Hendren, etc, and Patrick, Guardian.
etc, VS.. Lucy G. Hendren ETC.. will
offer for sale by public auction. on the
premises. on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1910.
AT 5 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
that certain building and lot lying and
situated In the city of Richmond. Va.
at the corner of Franklin and Four
teenth Street, on the southern side OF
Franklin Street and on the western.
side OF Fourteenth Street. which was
conveyed by deed of Alfred J. lnloes
and wife and others to Ann Eliza Hen
dren and others. bearing date on the
3Oth day of January 1852 and recorded
in the clerks office of the Court of
Chancery for the city of Richmond in
Deed Book No. 10 a, page Ill., known
as 1S43 East Franklin Street.
TERMS: One-third cash and the resi-
due upon a credit OF six. twelve and
eighteen months, evidenced by the
bonds of the purchaser. bearing inter-
est from date of sale, the title to be
retained as ultimate security until the
purchase money IS fully paid and con-.
veyance is directed by the court: or
Hall cash. at the option of the pur-s
chaser. ARMISTEAD C. GORDON,
- Special Commissioner.
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c,aal argIs fnr soair.

WHO WOULD LIKE TO
own a pretty little village can get
one cheap for cash. This place dur
ing five and forty years has had
the benefit OF preliminary work on
which more than half a million dol
lars have been expended in wages
alone. The early difficulties of this
enterprise seem to have been due
to certain daring Industrial innova-
tions and lot of Oppressive foreign
doings." There was bitter hostility
to Independent road building. Ma
chinery was obtained and highways
attempted in four directions, but all
Were barred. Plans of drainage met
the same fate. Private lakes and fish
ponds were taken for public use, and
handsome deer park was disman-
tied. But the remedy Is easy The
purchaser should curl UP and so to
sleep. His mere neglect will disarm
suspicion and hostility Then the
natives themselves will get to work.
and their efforts and the trend of the
times will do the developing. The
place is still very much OF wilder
ness, yet 1t already enjoys nearly
every public convenience appertain-
ing to an opulent city. No traffic
with agents. Apply by letter only.
with bank references, to the owner.
JOHN ACCSSoNS. Glen Allen. Va.
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pelp QAanreo. Sttale.

IMMEDIATELY. RICHMOND REPRE-
sentative. full or part time; mostly
Office work large correspondence
school corporation; extensive line
best selling courses; Thousands sue
cessful students throughout Union;
exceptional commissions: 5000 neces.
sary. but th.s and $500 profit easily
returns from local business waiting;
send full Information yourselves.
INTERSTATE. Agency Dept. Box
11G2, Qmahn
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WANTED, BOARDERs FOR LARGE,
desirable rooms: table board spe-
icialty Apply 209 East Grace.
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FOR FALL BARGAINS DON'T FOR
get the PITTS FURNITURE Co.
III West Broad Street and 1929 East
Main Street. for all kinds of fur,
niture and floor coverings; they sell
on time and for cash,
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AN ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING
concern of this city, desiring to open
wholesale office and shipping depot
in Washington. is on the lookout Cor
two men with capacity for office
work. and who can invest from three
to 1--WE thousand dollars in the pre-
ferred stock of the company; an OPP
portunity for the right men; only
Interested men will be employed
Address i 81. care Times-D ispatch
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FARM FOR SALE; IN HANOVER
county about 4 "A miles from rail-
road: fine truck farm. excellent
land; under good cultivation good
eight-room house; los acres: price
$4,000; no agents need to apply. AID :
dress G II. care Tlrnas-DIsnatcn
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EQUATIONS cjManten. 3tlale.

WANTED. POSITION IN Drug
store; young man; five years expert
euce: best references. Address TO.
KIDD, 219 Church street Danvlle,
Va. f
A TRAVELLING MAN. HAVING HAD
several years experience on the
road. would like position with local
establishment; Al references. ADJ
dress j 102, care Times-Dispatch
REGISTERED DRUGGIST WISHES
position; relief or permanent, good
references. Address * %, care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED, POSITION. CASHIER CoUN-
try bank In Virginia; middle-aged
man, experienced in banking and
general business. w. A. PRICE, p,
q BOX 123. Richmond. Va. -. .-....-.--
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gnst anD T0ur:L..

n1ylSD FROM Home, IN GiNrE Il
PARK. white and rod Collie dog;
eight months old, With white nose;
n returned to Seminary Avenue Gin-
ter park c. r. CABOT.
LOST ONE KEY-RING. CONTAINING
one Yale lock key, three night latch
and one or two other. common keys;
MISC ono shoe-buttoner. The finder
viii please return to- s3s East Main
Street.
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Rnntn9 fnr Rent.

WEES 700 CONE no Rf6aaoN6s
get clean, comfortable bed for Soc
phone, bath and ice watar free; ex-
cellent meals served next door. 100:
East Clay.
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SACRIFICE AUTO SALE; OWNER
must sell Immediately a new four
passenger Flanders, with equipment,
at great sacrifice. 1925 West Broad.
Ny0nrna h3ghka5f t
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Busbress opportunities.

DOCTORS OFFICE: ROOMS. at 20:
West Grace Street.
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WANTED. 4 GOOD PREssMAN FOR
good printing office: one that has
knowledge of composition preferred.
Address4J 81, care Times-Dispatch.
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FOR SALE, IN BATTERY COURT, ONE
block OF Barton Heights school and
car line. eight and nine-roorn houses
with or without heat: easy terms
-apply to No. T0s Wickham Street.
Barton Heights. Phone Monroe
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SUBURBAN HOME: ONE ACRE. on
car line. cash payment OF $50: thei,
$40 month for twenty-four months
pays for the place. Address d 90
care Times Dispatch.
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ceived. car of fancy White Heath
peaches and preserving pears; the
finest you ever saw. Phone Madison
i243 CRov0 & CRENSHAW, 1905
E.a st Cary Street .--A
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ONE OR TWO ATTRACTIVE SINGLE
rooms. with board. Apply 900 Yves.
Cracp
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MEN WANTED QUICKLY BY ZIG
Chicago mail order house to distri-
butte. advertise, etc; $40 weekly ex-
nense allowance GLOBE ASSN. No.
i2aS state Street Chicago.
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appoint agents for established house;
sia week and expenses. state age
and previous employment UNIV Err
SAL. HOUSE. 1914 Arch Street. Phila-
delDhia
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EDUCATIONAL.

BuCHANAN's NIGHT scHooL-BooK-
keeping and commercial branches:
now in progress. 90S East. Clay
Street.
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THE 400 EAST MAIN: ROOMS
and board; also table board.
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FOR SALE, BRUNSWICK BALK- COL
lender Co. pool table; cost $3.50; never
used. Address l. lat, care Times
r Dfspatch Ei4i' &
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WANTED. PARTNER. BY PHYSICIAN
wishing to open a big paying medi-
cal institute. Address DOCTOR, Apt.
81, New Berne, Washington. D. C.
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M1ETED, MEN OF IDEAS WHO HAVE
some inventive ability. GREELEY g.
MCINTYRE. Patent Attorneys Wash.
iQgIou. D. e.
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chambermaid ana waitress; short
distance In country; good salary.
references required. Apply Thurs
day morning. between . and 10.30
o'clock No. SOB Mutual Building.
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Miss Elicit S School for
Girls
URLS

Opposite Monroe Park.
II n. Laurel ST., Rfchmond, Va.
Careful attention to the primary de-
partment. Miss Mae Davis. nine years
experience. will SEQ to the welfare OF
each little girl. Athletic field outside
the city. Preparatory to Bryn Mawr
College. Certificate admits to Vassar.
Sweet Briar scholarship. Opens Sep
TENDER 81, 1910.
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aselp uQanreD. 1femals.

WANTED. GOOD WHITE COOK GER
man preferred; short distance In
country; good salary. references re-
qulrcd Apply Thursday morning.
between and 1890 o'clock, 50a MIL
tual Building
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SALE, soc ON $1.00. REAL IMPORTED
Japanese and China goods: going out
of business. JAPANESE BAZAAR,
2Us North Fifth Street. Richmond.
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YOUNG Man WANTED. OF, NEAT
appearances; one not afraid of WORK.
VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL Co. lfe2
Hast Main Street