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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-10
OF These Two Staunch Repub.
Iican Counties Barnard On
" Carried Former by 72 and
Lost the Latter.
SIXTH DISTRICT vorE.

Gray. congressman-elect from the
sixth Indiana district. owes his cleo
ticn 10 the support he received In his
rome county. Fayette. and In Wayne.
both are staunch Republican ceun-
ties. but they failed TO givs their NJ
nal substantial Republican majosities
-ln fnct TAyette neglected to give
any at all-and - result on March
uo1t w. o. barnard will retirs from
coaorsss and Einly Gray will occupy
M seet. - rr- \
Waype's majority for barnard this
year. q. 10 the smallest this county
be- glveo . Republican -congreesiooal
coD111afe - yeara The cause - pri-
uAs1ly ~ - DngnAfd's support Of the
payne-AlaFicA tsyi1 bill cordially A.,
lestq1 ~ hnnAreds of Wayne obupty
Republicans. and HE supDoet of Can
nen eoe spsahsr mp "a. the eleventh
hour. whsn he went into the Insurs-
ont camp.
osseat Net Peculiar
Nr. Harnard's defeat 10 not regarded
~ peculiar IN this strong Republican
district.
u 10 pointed out that he has met
With the same fate that three e-fourths
oe The coagrsssmen and senators who
supported the present tartR law have
been the victims Of.
ylnly Gray IL the erst Democrat ev.
Or elected 70 represent the "Old
Burnt" district, the Sixth. n congress.
For thi6 reason throughout the cam
paign the managers Of the state Re
puollcaA campaign were confident
that the Sixth would re-elect Judge
Barnard. The Tenth. Crumpacker's
district. was the only other one In the
state they felt certain OF carrying
The Democratic In the sixth die
trjct predicted they would carry the
elztA. bat the landslide they benefit
"a By was ~ much unexpected to
ths1h - u was TO the Republicans.
The growth Of Independent think
ing and voting-the casting aside Of
party allegiance-in Wayne county
was. never before % strikingly exem-
p&oe6 - IN the election Tuesday.
0ray came within q votes OF carry
iug tAis county: ON the other hand to
U4oW S0OhG 0VpsVv8l Ok 60u8tOI new
sstdge the three Republican legisla-
tive candidates were elected BY the
veesrs By majorities ranging from
1910 TO 1871.
An lnsuresWt County.
In supporting Senator Beveridge
the voters put aside the ever-present
liquor question. I'VE can take that up
for consideration some other time,"
they said. and cast their vote for Bev-
eridge.
The man who remaksd that Wayne
county 10 IN lneurgent community"
IL now justified In saying Il told you
90"
In his election 70 q seat In congress
H1uly Gray steps ont Of Job. the Of.
Ace oe mayor oe Connersvills. paying
ooo0 pr year 10 = Job which pays
hin 1880 per year. together with .
Govegn0eat paid. secretary. mileage
s1psnss1 anA, other psrquisites. Some
psomotion- The Queefion Of Who will
u9coeed him ~ mayor h already BE-
tng Asitated In .Connersville. II 10
psobable the Connsrsvills city council
WIN de1os Tie job of naming . new
mayor and win order an election.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-10
PLANS FOR DEBATE

In the annual debate between Al
bion college of Albion. Mich. and
Earlham. college debating club. the
subject Of commission form has been
selected. The form Of the question
has not been determined upon The
sides which each club will take In
the debate win be decided later. Much
Interest IL manifested in the debate
and Enrlham hopes to repeat its Vic
tory over Albion last year again this
winter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-10
Largest Vote Cast This Year
Was for Secretary Of State
Election Board Had 4
Very Hard Job.

There were about two Thousand
voters in Wayne county who did not
80 near the polls on Tuesday. ! con-
dition shown In comparison of the
vote this election with that Of two
years ago, using the heads u the
various state tickets q basts
Whether any OF the results. particular
~ the congressional racs betwsen w.
o. Barnard and Finly Gray. woqld
have changed had the entire vots bsea
cast u : matter which = looked ~
on from different viewpoints.
In the campaign q 1901. when
President Taft was eiected over WI
liam Jennings Bryan Tor prssidsat. ~
total vote cast wss ,ll.e75 ~ wayne
comfy. This year the counfy's vota
lacked 2.0S2 of reachinS that ffGurs. if
the vote cast tor presidsntiai nol
nses q the different parties q -
ID considered ths normal averaos
vote On this basis 4 y A8nfs1 thak
the vote cast Tuesday was = -
cent 81 TIE normal vote.
MaIoritlss About lssrmal.
Generally .the slection 5hevss tAat
the Republicans lost no/ /strensth 4
this county. The Rsp6babc4n noml.
nees for county Office III nearly Svsry
instance received matosltiss ~hich
have been usual III ths past Ihese
majorities ranged from about - % 1
500 and more. The socialists, made
noticeable gains but nothing which
leads either the two prtncipaI par-
ties TO fear the strength of the younger
party. Tho Prohibitionists hardly
made showing. their candidate o.
secretary Of state. George Hits. secnr-
ing but 181 votes. \. 1
The largest number of yotss cask
for any one Office was Tor secretary u
state. Lewis Ellingham. Denocrst, -
curing 3.6O74. Ottis r. Gully, RApubli-
can, 5.1S2. George Hitx, Prohibltton-
| list, 181. Sherman @. Jones, 9oOia1iAf
Labol. 4ss. and Oliver r. stoner. -
cialist 50. making the total numbse
cast s,571. Candidates ior. moi otLsr
single office received = many x0eee.
is.s71 being cast 6or congressional ean-s
didates and 800 for candidates ~
county treasurer. 81
Rspors Nesy sssw.
The Wayne county election CO.
vass board finished IT. bustness Gboat
| 3 o'clock on Wednesday a1teTn0on.
The boafd served the Iongeoe q my
board IN several years. ! lact naAe
necessary BY the dilatosy tact3c6 -
some or the precinct eiec4ton tusp
tors not turning II their yoto aftGr q
had been counted ups = Jknnk11ns
| township. precinct Ne. yfth 49,
rs votes east, the inspect0r N snet
report until about 10 s0ic3oc3E q Wo1.
nesday morning Some q ~ inSpGG
| tors went to bed retatnfng ~ vo1o.
Others had hard times cUunf1ng IT,
vote. while other election boards Wsre
"just naturally slow.
At the session 81 th6 cc ioe@caors
| on "Wednesday, electSon accounts wsso
ordered paid. The tctal cost tO flAes
county, bearing III expenses except
for the printing 0f the stxte election
ballots. was $5346s -.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-10
FINED FOR ASSAUL7 |

Frank Foster was fined 81 and costs
for assault and battery ON Mary Hol-
lingsworth. when araigned in police
court this morning. Both were en-
ployed at the home OF Frank LAckey,
on North Twelfth street. After an
argument. It 10 alleged. the negro
chcked the woman and knocked her
down.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-10
MAYOR IS VERY nj

Mayor Zimmerman - coafined to
NJ home today. threatened With pneu-
mnaia. II 10 feared. The Mayor has
oeen under the weather" for some
t1pe. . very severe cold gradually
ongssting hts lungs. He win be kept
- home for some time. Police Judge
Wogk b being conducted by Squire
0An. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23
Solicitors ami AaIfstnttt,

WANTED. THREE cLEAN.GUT. ddS
gressivc Halcsmcn OF good appear
ance and strong and convincing talk
ers to call on best class OF retailerB.
Such men can mako permanent con-
nectton worth $4,000 to $4,000 an
nually. Old established highly-rnted
firm. Dept. 40. Box 100, Chicago. Ill.
500 a MONTH SALARY AND FIX
pcnscs to Introduce stock and pOiil-
try powders: steady work TILE
30 GRANT Co. A-26. Springfield. III.
SIDE LINE SALESMAN no SELL
hlgh-grade advertising article, used
by banks and merchants rs souve-
Mrs or premiums; SIS to $50 weekly;
liberal commission: open territory;
sample free. c. ROPP &c SONS, SAT
Lakeside Building. Chicago. ILL.,
Statesmen, LOCAL OR TRAVELLING.
to sell fircproof safes to business
men: experience unnecessary: quick
salos: big commissions. ALPINE
SAFE Co. Cincinnati.
SABEsNrIIN TO VISIT RETAIL STORES
and sell fancy dry goods on COM
mission: splendid side line for tray
elers. BRYN MAWR MILLS, Phlla-
delphia. Pa
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Bnarn 1Manten.

BOARD WANTED FOR LADY AND
child eighteen months old. private
family preferred; terms reasonable.
Address Box 2S6. City.
GENTLEMAN WANTS FURNISHED
room. with board. between Laurel
end Lombardy, south OF Park Ave-
nue.. Address K $50. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. BY THREE ADULTS. Ia
BILE board convenient to the Shenan-
doah; private family preferred. Adj
dress G.. Box 921
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solicitors auD &aIesmen.


Statesmen WANTED. HUNDREDS
of good positions now open. paving
from 500 to $500 month and ex-
penses. No former experience need
cd to get one of them If you earn
less than $50 a week and expenses
write for full particulars day
about how to Increase your earnings
from two to ten times what they are
at present. We have assisted lhou-
ands of other men to secure good
positions or better salaries and we
can help you. 1t costs you nothing
to Investigate. Address Dept. 700,
NATIONAL. sALEsMEN's TRAIN
ING ASSOCIATION, Chicago. New
Francisco. Atlanta.
SALESMAN WANTED BY LARGEST
european manufacturers to sell pop
ular lace and embroidery speciaI-
Ties; sample IS pounds; 10 per cent
commission: weekly drawings 49l
b 6r I. Ly New York. WILSON.
WANTED, Statesmen OF ABILITY
ana neat appearance to call on all
merchants in their territory; c1 giant
side line, convenient to- carry; good
commissions: prompt remittance
5ELMONr MEG. CO.. Cincinnati, o.
HIGH-GRADE SALESMAN TO TRAV-
ell, placing agencies for large South
portunity for capable man with ac-
quaintance In drug and confection-
cry trade. Salary and commission
Address JACOBS CANDY CO.. New
Orleans.
SALESMAN TO SELL STAPLE LINE
to all dealers; attractive contract;
commissions advanced for expenses ,
hustler with clean record wanted. T.
Z l. RICE & co. Detroit, Mich.
SALESMAN WANTED TO SELL GRO
GERS. druggists, confectioners; s125
monthly and expenses. CALIFORNIA
F. CIDER AND EXTRACT CO., 272
Ieiiingwell, ST. Louis, Mo.
WANTED, TRAVELLING Statesmen;
prefer one who is or has been call
trade. Don't answer unless you have
had experience and can furnish ref
erencc. Salary and expenses. RED
. CROSS VINEGAR Co, st. Louis, Mo.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN, TO CARRY
on commission COMM, half-dozen samples
work shoes made to retail at $3.50
and SO. State experience and ref
crences. Address $3.50 AND s3,0O
SHOE FACTORY. Baltimore. Nd.
WANTED, a SPECIALITY SALESMAN
OF good address to sell a credit sys-
tom to retail merchants; opportunity
to make big money. Call Room 131h,
Chamber$of Commerce.
WANTED. TEN FIRST-CIASS SALES
men IOrT TRAVELLING IldlluScIS,U salary
and expenses, Address II T35. care
Times-DispatchS
WANTED, PROGRESSIVE SIDE, LINE
statesmen to carry a money! making
line of high grade post both
irregular Valentine and Easter lines.
References. EMPIRE ART COM
PANf Chicago.
SALESMAN, gE,XPERIllNCED IN ANY.
line 10 sell general trade in Vir-
ginia, An uneXcelled specially pro-
position, Vacancy after lNebruaryll 4,
Commissions With $35 weekly for en-
ponses. THE CONTINENTAL JEW
ELRl CO., Cleveland, O. 4
WANTED, FIRST GLASS SALESMAN
for Virginia territory to sell staple
e. Inc on absolutely new and eXcep.
uonal terms, One having successful
specially experience preferred At
tractivc contract for 1910, containing
liberal weekly advance clause Ref /,
Grences required. MILES II. RIX.A
Lt,R GO, Cleveland, O.
.IiIMI'lR--rIIoA lAS5 Co, GIN CINNATI,
wants travelling men to carry adj
s5vertising. fans as sIdeY&llne, Quick
money; $50 weekly. copyrighted de-
GA siglis. Selling season now on. Ap-,
My FAN DEPTs \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

YOUR SAVINGS ARE OF VAST M
portance 10 you, and should be dc.
posted in the strongest bank avail
able. The First National Bank. ns
Richmond. Va. has for over forty
years conducted a successful banking
business at No. 1l04 East Nam
Street. and has over s2.o00,00o OF its
own money to protect your savings.
1t allows 3 per cent. interest on
savings accounts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

llsual English branches either public
or private: public preferred; has l, 4,
SIX years experience IN pubic
schools. State terms. MISS M. I.
PIIILLLPS. GIllinmsNille. va. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
TINT we arc the sole owners of tho
Southern Tent and Awning Company,
and Mr.. III. l.. Goodc is manager OF
same. succeeding the old companies
of Noryell Awning Company and &.
b. Norvell. all work done in first
class manner and at lowest prices
consistent with good work. SOUTH
EItN TENT AND AWNING CO. 400
East Broad. Mark r. Lloyd. H. l..
Goodc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

RELIABLE TRANSFER. MILINER' s.
500 North Ninth Street, hanls trunks
for 25c: yaliscs. 15c. to any part OF
the city. Claim checks Issued at the
house for your baggage: two men on
our wagon. We make II speciality
of moving furniture and pianos.
Phone Madison 1445
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

THE CLOTHING STOCK OF SCHATl.
Joseph g. Marks. 5sS Broadway.
New York. up-to-date tallors. is now
being sold az soc on the dollar at the
FAMOUS CLOTHING; CO.'S Second
and Broad. Come early and secure
Il bargain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

THIRD APARTMENT. -FOUR ROOMS
ana bath, 302 East Franklin, SEQ per
month. Apply at above address. or
phone Madison 1921
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Affiliations Qalantaf1. 441uIe.

WANTED, An 5oNCl5 BY MAN 'Wf,fTl
small family, position as foreman
North Firth Avenue, Chestnut I'LL,
Richmond, Va.
WANTED, CLERICAL POSITIONS FOR
men and women. MARTINS EN-
Ml;NT AGENCY. 6O6is East Broad
Street. Phone Madison 1864.
WANTED, POSITION AS PORTER IN
store; can give best references Adj
dress ~ 733 cure Times Dispatch N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

safe and lock expert. II South Sev-
enth Street. Safes opened and re-
paired: combinations changed; keys
made. Expert work specially.
Phone Monroe 1898,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

MEN AND WONIENi
HEALTH Is WEALTH.; If SUFFER-
ing send for book: worth its weight
In gold: tells all low to get cured:
viii save you from medical adver-
Using sharks. OLD GERMAN SPE-
CLALIST." 535 North Sixth Street.
a Philadelnhia Pa Book 1ree
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

FOX RENT. LOWER FLAT OFTHREE
nice rooms. two connecting, 10 party
Mlthout children: range, hot and cold
water; price very reasonable.A APP
ply los North TWenty-sixth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

AGENTS-s3OO EVERY MONTH SURE,
ton. This is our leader: 100 per
cent. profit. Sample free. THOMAS
MFG. CO.. 5000 State Street. Dayton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

AUTOMOBILES - REPAIRING, RE-
painting and tops: satisfaction guar
anteed. w C. SMITH &. CO., 3l4
North Fifth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

MEN AND WOMEN WANTED TO DIS
tribute free circulars and take orr
ders for concentrated flavoring In
tubes; saves consumer one-half:
home trade easily established goods
prepaid: exclusive territory; salary
$3.50 per day and commission. II.
Il. BARR co. Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

that Jahnke Bros. jewelers.. 9l2
East Main Street. buy. sell. ex-
change and remount diamonds In
the latest styles. Old gold and sill
yer 'sken in exchange
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Rno1118 for Rent.

WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
stop where you can get q clean.
comfortable bed for so cents; central,
refined neighborhood: free use OF
phone and bath. Excellent meals
served next door. No. 1909 Eat
Clay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

300 STRONG YOUNG MEN WANTED
Immediately for fremen or brakemen
on nearby railroads, good vision, ac-
count Increasing business; 1000 men
sem to positions last three months;
dress. stating age, weight, height.
send stamp. RAILWAY ASSOCIA-
& TON. care Times-Di catch
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Reliable Ur8ltsfer

RELIABLY TRAN SEER AZ NifLLNE R's..
302 North Ninth8sstrcot, huuls trunks
( fork2bc; valises, &c, to any part or
the city, Claim checks Issued at the
house for your baggage; two men
III on our wagon, We make IL specially
OF moving fnrnlture and pianos,
Phone Madlson iiH.6a 9tisfs3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

FOR RENT. FLAT OF THREE ROoMs-
convenient To bath: hot and cold wa
Yer, use of phone. terms moderate,
Call Madison S726-J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

FOR RENT. TWO BRIGHT AND SUN
shiny rooms, with large bath. CON.
pietely furnished In Hanover Apart
ments. Apply Apartment s.
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| Clay.
FOR RENT, FOUR OFFICE ROOMS,
| corner Second and Broad. Apply at
FAMOUS CLOTHING co.
LARGE. FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
for three or more persons: also 9th
! er rooms. cheap. 10 East Franklin
| Street.
TWO LARGE, BRIGHT AND ArTRAC-
tive front rooms. on second floor
furnished, with use of bath and
phone. at reasonable price. Apply
after 6 F. NJ. 326 West Main.
WANTED. a GENTLEMAN OCCUPANT
for a nicely furnished front room. all
convcniences. $40 Twenty-fourthS st.
FOR RENT, FOUR DEsIRA RL p
rooms. suitable for housekeeping.
OF bath and telephone. Phone Madi-
son s2OSo-L Address y $40. care
Times Dispatch.
LADIES OR GENTLEMAN FOR LARGE
front and back rooms; terms rea-
sonablc. East Main.
FOR. RENT, a NICE FRONT ROOM.
suitable for asmarried couple or two
! gentlemen. with board. Apply 31S
East Franklin Street. MRS. q. q.
HUGHES.
FOR RENT. TO a GENTLEMAN.
large. bright room: electric lights.
hot water heat; same floor as bath.
al0 Iast Grace
FURNISHED 'FRONT.' ROOM FOR
housekeePins; also sleeping room.
70S East Marshall.
TWO GENTLEMEN no OCCUPY
bright room in south Third, conven
lent to car line; meals furnished.
A NICE FLOOR, PRIVATE BATH.
centrally located Address B s37.
care Times-Dispatch.
ROOM FOR. RENT, CENTRALLY T,o-
Gated; furnished or unfinished.
Phone Madison 6763.
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
gas range. heated bath phone. C17
North Tenth.
ed or unfinished; use OF bath, hot
and cold water. Apply 1929 West
Cary.
FOR RENT, LARGE FRONT ROOM,
nicely furnished, with or without
board, All North Ninth Street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, 'FRONT.'
and back S14 East Clay.
Two ROOMS, FURNISHED FOR
light housekeeping; electric lights,
bath and porch. G05 Barton Avenue,
Barton Heights
THREE BRIGHT ROOMS AND LARGE
closet. with light and bath priyl-
End Phone Madison 5724
FOR RENT, A VERY LARGE, HAND
somely furnished room, 4O1 East
Grace,
TWO DESIRABLE n looms, WITH WA
tor, suitable for Doctors office; also
two rooms for boardcrs, Apply III
East Franklin Street
ROOMS TO LET. 6O7 EAST BRoAD
Street. Inquire upstairs,
FOR RENT. 4 )NE, LARGE 8 UNFIR-
nished front room. sO6la East Clay.
SELSC CT TU RNIsH ED ROOM, ssfiCOND
story front, southern exposure, for
gentleman, lot West Grace, Street,
LARGE HEATED ROOM FOR GEN
tlemen. 1Ql South Third Street.
BRIGHT, cOMtORTaBL9 FURNISH
ed rooms for SIG North Eighth,
LARGE OR SMALL FURNISHES
rooms, 400 East Franklin. Madi-
son 2974-J. Ni
ONE \ LARGE FURNISHED Or illN-
f phqha sGf ars a zen pryaf s
family, Grace Street. Apply phone
A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

YOUNG MAN. WITH SOME KNOWL-
edge of bookkeeping, for office posi-
ton at Richmond; $3.50 cash invest
ment necessary on secure basis; SAL
airy $1,000 per Year, references re-
CURED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. references
furnished. Address MANUFACTURE
ERS. 201O Northwest Avenue. Indi:
anapolis Ind
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Drofessinnal peIp Manten.

THE VIRGINIA. TEACHERS BUREAU
supplies priavte and public schools
with teachers OF all grades on short
notice, REV. n. w. CRIDLIN, Man
ager, 81 East Tenth Street. Manches.
ter Va. Phone b57S,
QUARTET WANTED, SINGERS MALI.
please state experience and salary
reuuircd. References. Address ID
6sl. care Tinlcs-DlsPatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON NAY
earn 500 monthly corresponding for
newspapers; no canvaasins. Send
Tor particulars. PRESS SYNDICATE,
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BoarntnQ.

WANTED, IN REFINED HOME, NEAR
Gloucester Point. two boarders: min
oral water. clans and oysters In
abundance. Special rates until tho
Hays's Store. Va.
rooms for rent, with or without
board. Reasonable rates. Refer
ences required. 412 North Eighth
Street. Phone Madison 1860.
EXCELLENT TABLE BOARD, ONE
square from Jefferson Hotel; steam
heated house; dining room on par
Tor floor; refined and honclikc. 10
West Main Street.
FOR RENT. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
preferred. 10 West Clay.
WANTED, TWO GENTLEMEN BOARD
ers in. private family: central loca-
tion: large, heated room: bath on
or address X 891. care Timcs-Dis-
patch.
BOARDERS WANTED. LADIES OR
gentlemen. for two nicely furnished
rooms, second floor; one largo front
room, bath. phone, heated parlor. SIS
each. two in room. II S23. care
TimeH-Dispatch.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
with or without board. 415 North
Seventh.
WANTED, A GENTLEMAN OR COu-
pie for heated room. with board. In
private family on West Avenue.
Phone Madison 1900.
NICE COMFORTABLE ROOM Fol-;
couple or two gentlemen. with good
Street.
WANTED. SIX GENTLEMEN BOARD
ers; references required. Apply SIT
North Seventh.
WANTED. THREE LADY BOARDERS.
in private family. d. 600. care
dispatch
BOARD. WITH ROOM. WANTED BY
young couple with Jewish family
in West End. Please state locu-
tion OF room. with terms. Address
] S35. care Tines Dispatch.
WANTED, BOARDERS FOR SECOND
story front. also table boardcrs. 200
East Grace.
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TAI S;A loi NORTH THIRD, BETWEEN
Grace and Franklin. SIS per month.
SMALL Flint, PARTLY FURNISHED
or unfurnished: centrally located 10,
rent u G72. care Times Dispatch.
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lotife8.

AUTOMOBILES REPA1NTED IN F,IN-
est manner at r. II. BOSHER'S SONS,
10 South Ninth Street
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FLATS flor Rent.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS Ror
ana cold water: entire lower fat.
three rooms. Kitchen. pantry: rent
cheap or exchange for board. 11OI
East Clay Street. Use phone.
FURNISHED FIRST FLAT, FIVE
rooms. and furnished rooms. 300
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

FEW MEN WANTED cash. MEEK
" made attending to our advertise
Ing material for your locality No
eanyassing. Dept. 81, PANDORA
MFG. CO. London, Ont
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FOR RENT. FLAT OF FOUR OR FIVE
rooms. With all convenicnces. Apply
lOlb West Clay Street
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c. b. NORyELLA e14 NORTH FOUsHEE
Street. Awnings, tents. decorations
and wedding work. Tie only new
canopy In town. Phone Madison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

ton; blg money selling Canchester
Kerosene Incandescent Lamps; burns
WIN or without mantle; six times
ncetylene, at one-tenth cost; burner
hts any lamp; saves 70 per cent. oil;
no trimming wlcks: showing means
selling; beware of imitationB; outfit
FURNISHED. CANCHESTER LIGHT
CO.. 90 State Street. Dept. 90 x. Chi
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NICE COMFORTABLE ROOM EuE
couple or two gentlemen. with good
board; moderate. SIS North Ninth
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WANTED. MAN; MUST BE WILLING
tolearn. and capable of acting a" our
representatives; no canvassing II So
letting: good income assured Adj
dress NATIONAL COOPERATIVE
REALTY CO., SIT Marden building
Washington n q o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

LEARN SALESMANSHIP; EARN 81 900
to $4,000 per year We furnish stu
dents positions where they can earn
$500 per month while studying
PRACTICAL SCHOOL OF SALES
MANSHIP, New Haven Conn.