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The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
BLIZZARD RAGBS
THROUGHOUT WEST
STOCK AND PEOPLE KILLED;
RAILROADS AND WIRES
TIED UP.

Denver, Jan. Eight persons
are dead and railroads are blocked
throughout the west by blizazrds and
floods. Avaianches are reported to
day. a snow slide Is reported to
have killed four men near Shenan-
doah, Col A man was crushed by
snow in the 'Iowa" mine. A mar
and two boys were frozen to deatt
in New Mexico Wires are prostrated
Hundreds of cattle and thousands o
sheep are frozen in northern Colo
RADIO.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
LIVINGSTON ECHO IS
TO RESUME AT ONCE

Smlthland, Ky. Jan. A. Especial.
The Livingston Echo, of Smith
land, the Republican paper, whose
obituary was published in its con
iemporaries. when the Democrats
came into power last fall. will re-
sumo publication soon. and will con
dnue It's fight against the local or
sanlzation.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
New Cure for Cancer.

Manila. Jan. 4.-Great hopes are
entertained for the success of a can
Ger treatment which was announced
before the Manila Medical society.
The treatment consists in making the
patient immune from further prog
ress of the disease by use of vaccine
prepared from his own cancer
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
DIR. J ID. PRYOR Is
THOUGHT TO BE DYING.

DIR. j. ID. Pryor. of Mayfield, who
was burned several weeks ago by an
explosion. was resting easy this af-
ternoon at Riverside hospital. His
condition is precarious, however,
and he is not expected to survive.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
Ohio RIVER BOAT
BLOWN TO PIECES
ENGINEER Is KILLED WHEN
GOAL COMPANN's CRAFT
BLOWS UP.

Pittsburgh, Jan. "A river boat
blew up near Beaver shortly after
noon today.
Several men are reported killed.
The boat was the pump boat for
the Peoples Coal company. George
Young. engineer, was killed.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
The Weather

Forecast for Paducah and vicinity:
Unsettled weather with snow tonight
or Wednesday; warmer Wednesday.
Highest temperature today was 90.
Illinois: Washington, Jan. A.
"Wednesday snow and warmer.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
Freight Wreck.

Aberdeen. S. d., Jan. "A mis-
understanding of orders early this
morning caused a freight to hit a
work train near Roscoe. Three Bull
garian laborers were killed.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
TOBACCO SALES ARE
RESUMED AT AUCTION

Tobacco sales were resumed thl.
morning at Bommer's loose leaf aud,
tion house and bidding was spirited
There were no reflections and 27.o0l
pounds were sold at prices rangiq(
from s42O TO s9.15. averagi
SS.13.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04

nual report of CHIEF James Wood as
chief OF the department. Chief Wood
has begtin serving his fifteenth year
as the head Of the fire fighters.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04

MIR. John Heath returned to st.
Louis today after spending Christ
mas at home,
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
In County Court.


The saloon license OF ]. NJ. Cashon
was transferred to Jake Elliott.
The saloon license OF @. w. Kelly,
126 South Second street, was trans
ferred to A. F. Dugger.
j. w. carrister qualified as con-
stable in the Eighth magisterial dis
trict.
F. F. Eaker qualified as coroner,
and was sworn into Office.
Fiscal Court Meeting.
The new fiscal court will be called
together for the first time Friday
morning for the purpose OF organiz-
ing the board and holding the jan
uary meeting. The custom has been
for the court to meet on the first
Tuesday of every month, but owing
to the change of administration
County Judge Barkiey decided not to
call the session until Friday morning
at 10 O'Clock.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
Probably He Will be Sent to
Reform School as He is
Young.
Affidavit is Filed il Murder
Case Today.
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.

One conviction was secured this
morning in circuit court when Joe
Whitelauf, charged with horse steal
ing, pleaded guilty and by agreement
was given two years in the, peniten-
tiary. However, II is understood that,
owing TO the age of the prisoner, he
may be sent to the school of reform
instead of the state prison. White
lauf stole the horse OF his cousin.
Frank Whitelaaf. and was captured
captured several days later in ILL.,
nois, and since has been in FAIL
Petit jurors we're empanneled this
morning In circuit court and now all
is ready for the jury trials. Court
was adjourned this morning at 1890
O'Clock, as all OF the docket had been
disposed of. Tomorrow another small
docket Is promised, as none of the de-
PENDANTS in the cases on the docket
will be before the court.
The trial of ]. S. Futrell and Louis
Futrell, charged with murder, was
continued this morning until We'd
nesday. Attorneys for the defense
viii file an affldavit for a continuance
Tomorrow, and II overruled by Judge
Reed the case may go TO trial.
The petit jurors are: II. B. Huff
fins, Bud Dale, L. L. Phelps, ID. w.
Whitis, r. c. Potter, ]. s. Corbett.
f. f. Lack. II. NJ. Orme, ]. r. Moore.
w. A. King, l.. Reber, r. o. Hill, w.
E. Fezzor, Ike Cohen, w. III. Bour-
land, c. C. Raper, l.. ID Watson, It.
several days later In Illinois, and
since has been in Jail.
N. Crick, w. j. Boatright, w. p.
Cases Disposed OF.
The cases disposed of this morning
were: r. Rudolph, gaming, set for
fourth day Mrs. Sells. petit larceny,
set for fourth day; Cicero Anderson,
malicious shooting. set for fourth
day.
The case against lillian Russell,
charged with false swearing, was
filed away, as she has left the city.
The case against Charles Cross
hardt, charged with grand larceny,
was continued until the April term.
The trial of Frank, alias "Rush"
Green, was continued until the April
term.
The trial of Eugene Board. charged
with malicious striking. was con-
tinued.
Owing to the death of w. s.
Walker. the charges of obtaining
money by false pretenses was dis
missed.
Bob Ford was fined $50 and 90
days in the county jail on the charge
of OBTAINING woman against her
will. .f
Frank Ross was dismissed of the
charge OF detairing a woman against
her will.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
Full Crew Bill.

Laboring men from all over Ken
lucky are going to urge their repre-
sentatives in the legislature to vote
for the "full crew" bill that will be
introduced in the house by J. II. Will
liams, a freight conductor on the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad. and the
first Democratic representative from
Greenup county in 20 years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

SIS, o0O---1,s0 ACRES: CONVENIENT
to railroad: tivc.room dwelling ana
outbuildings, In fair condition.; sew
eral large tobacco barns; TOO acres
cleared and in good state cultivation;
well watered by streams. This Is
nm inYeStment.l lE..al
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xpnlirlfnrS ann s0aiesilli..

statesmen waSfEb@WE HAVE
two or ti,ree fine territories adjacent
10 this point Tor our 1912 calendar
line: our representatives have ex s-
elusive territory and work on com
mission basis. which is very pront;;
able. only high class men with real
selling experience considerea. sea -
plication is Important: write FUZZY.
stating age. experience and present
connection. WOODWARD & TlEE.
4 NAN PRINTING CO., largest sestsbe
lishment OF It's kind in America, Sos
North Third street, st. Louis. 40.
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s7.o0O-23b ACRES. THREE MILES
from wharf; seyen-room house and
several outbuildings; $50 acres in
high state cultivation; balance in
good D grade timber; convenient to
school, church and stores, this is an
AL stock or grain farm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

ACRES; III MILES TO
electric line; on good road. so acres
In fair state cultivation: balance in
K small timber; small dwelling; all
L necessary outbuildings.
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s1.5oo-4oo ACRES, coNvEN4 EMIT 10
depot: as acres In fair state culti-
vation; balance In timber and wood:
three cabins and one five-room house.
In poor condition: this is chance
to pick up some money.
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3eaI Estatt tor Rent.
Zeal Gstatt for Rtnt. q
Cir cen & Rcdd 3
r / |. LIS |: !. |. {;
Possession at once. a

Possession at once. Per ANN
g313 w, Clay ST. IA rooms 80. I. 81. sdSG
gill Hanover St, s rooms 1. !. (. &, 4. ~ Sd
1902 Grove Ave, II rooms. "a. 81 II. II. on
Il. Clay ST., s rooms 4. ~. II =. Il. 361l
260s w. Mnin St., % rooni1 y. I. 4 r.. & ACC
202 N. strawberry St.,S7 rooms I. y, $40
1903 sSY, Main St.,i17 rooms b. q. 3Uas
s12 S. Randolph ST., 4 rooms .vd
$500 Nine Mile Road, 6 rooms. 4. /. 1as
604 w. CLAY St.,ls rooms b. Z. 4. 4. sd
i3 N. 10th ST, 5 rooms Il. Is. II. s. 1870
2411 r. Grace (new). u rooms. Il. s. 100
2413 =. Grace (new) q roc ms 306i
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s,5oo-so ACRES. CLOSE no CAR
line; dwelling has thirteen rooms;
stable for thirty head stock; several
outbuildings, all IN good copdition;
10 acres III wood; balance In nigh
state cultivation; good terms; rare
bargain.
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s4.5oo-521k ACRES, CLOSE TO ELEc-
trio line; half cleared, in good state
OF cultivation; balance IN wood,
seyen-room house and outbuildings,
in good condition; entire place
fenced; good orchard: bargain.
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ktaI estate TOT sDalE.
{ 81 Bs,AKdX1Ns Sc .i.. A,,Rfl.RETf I, G I

,ss.soo--T ACRES; ELECTRIC LINE
through property; dwelling and all
outbuildings In Al condition; very
large orchard: IA acres in good
grade timber; balance IN excellent
state OF cultivation; snap.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

OF 3 IN MA
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS,
BUGGY. HARNESS., HORSE, MULE,
MILK COW, GAsoLENF q ENGINE,
AND WOOD SAW. HAY. OATS, FoD-
DER. ETC, AT AUCTION,
TODAY t,rnURsDAYo,yo OCTOBER ~.
beginning at ! 1 o'clock a. Nj. II a
on the farm Of the late John Bowles,
near Lakeside Park, between the Her
nitage and Laurel Roads.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. F
TERMS: Cash.
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farm: wharf on property. 125 acres
cleared and in high state OF cuftiyae.
ton; balance in fine timber; Two
dwellings and all necessary out
s buildings This is rare bargain.
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s2.soo--2Ss ACRES. CONVENIENT no
railroad: eight-room good house and
outbuildings: large tobacco barns
100 acres cleared; balance in timber
and wood. This is a rare bargain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

FOR SALE. ELK ANTLERs; LOW;
one pair sixteen and one twelve
prongs; In perfect condition. AU-9
GUST AIGNER, r.. F. D. No. 8, Rich
e filOnd
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s1, 5o0-4a5 ACRES; GOOD DWELL
ING and outbuildings; one-half nile
to depot; $50 acres In good state
s,,,ltIyation: balance in timber o (
good value entire farm fenced and
& cross fenced and we'll 9watereu.
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FOR SALE. MODEL Z WHITE s,rEAM-
er: Ave- passenger; tirst-class con-
dition. Address 1000 Realty Build
ing, Charlotte, N. C.
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FLATS FOR RENT.
s Possession at once. r

ooe w. Main St, rooms, list fiat,
oos w. Main st..7 rooms, list nat a
heated . 3. {. /. /. y u. :, = {. I. f51i
heated h. s. !. !. !. !. I. !. 45o,
Bellevue Apartment No Il, I rooms, 430
Bellevue Apartment No. 81, rooms, 800
1920 w. Main St., rooms. tst fiat 2ffl
$40 N. Fourth ST, Is rooms 4 "a. I. "a. 3i0s
2c15h Il. Grace list fats rooms, 216
sos w. Main ST, sd tlat S rooms &. 200
30l2 E. Broad St. rooms, Cd fiat &. 900
1900 w. Broad st Z rooms, "a fat I. $50
1902 w. Broad st. q rooms I'd fiat J. j so!
III Colonial Ave. Cd Nat. 8 rooms. 1445
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What part OF an engine7
no YIsSrEkDAY ,s PUzZIA
.FQr @aIf

ToR SALE. caEAp, fUuR:a0RsE
power Frick engine, IN fair steel
Wheels: good condition. SEAY.DIL-
LARD HARDWARE CO.. Blackstone.
Va. S5 ~ g3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

w TSTRONC PROPOSITION >-WILL
y vest hit little cash. take hold and help
market useful and valuable De.
vice that viii readily sell in every
home throughout the country? Cost
2 to 9 cents; sell at 70 to u cents n !:
astronomical plans for marketing for
mulated. and ,all8is ready for action;
returns quick; an unusual oppor-
Z tunity. Address 20. care Times
5r1fSrafchs l f-ff m. 1sl5S
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s12. 100000 ACRES; IA MILES OUT:
b on excellent road; convenient rail-
road. 300 acres In good state cui-
tivation; balance In wood and tin-
Der: several large pastures. with
running water In each; nine.room
dwelling. in good condition; all nee
essary outbulidings; large barn.
house situated in fine grove. This is
an Al proposition for stock or grain
farming.
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50 .ooo-1o1 ACRES; CLOSE TO DE-.
not. IL miles out; on fine road; ~
acres in cultivation; balance In GOOD
grade timber. Snap.
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zeal Gstate T1lAntpn.

FARM sNTEb. vfKdiafX: BEST
offer by November 1, requiring not
over $4,000 cash; describe acreage.
house. water. stock, II any. price (;
with M. ". BOWIE 6 SON insures
best results.
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FOR SALE, TOP BUGGIEs. j45. ts6.
SIS. y85; runabouts. s35. S66, 375:
surreys. 3110. 3125. s175. THOs. H.
DUKE e CO.. SG4 Brook Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

FOR SALE. COMPLETE SET OF TBANK
fixtures; good as new; at a bargain.
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6ituations Mallieb, Be,vale.
WANTED, IS 4 RE- ETNED LADY,s'SsA
position as acknowledgment; capa pie, and
Experienced :5fine references, Address
HoUSEKEEPER, g IL East Marshall
YOUNG lady OF SOME ExPERt-s
lEaass8 hnnklSeener@ or office work I: can give
good references. Apply eos South
S;Be1Videre.S 9a 49,
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81. 100000 ACRES; WITHIN 1-a
8 miles OF river; $50 acres IN good
Il state CIVILIZATIONS: balance IN tlne
growth timber; will cut over ,oVv,ooo
feet: ten-room house and all neces-
sary outbuildings. in good condition;
good orchard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

370-ACRE DAIRY FARM, CLOSE RIO
Richmond; most modern equipment.
Snap to quick buyer.
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s2.75o-ss5 ACRES; THREE MILES
from large, thriving town: on GOOD
road; six-roon1 house 50 acres
cleared balance In small timber.
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iansr ann .Euli,in.

1-nGr ann .lJIlilin.
LOST. a BUNCH OF KEYS ON "a 81 6.
yer heart-Bhaped ring. Finder Will
please notify 4D5 East Grace, Street.
Phone Madison 2sG.
LOST. BRINDLE BULL; ANSNvEltS
TO name OF Fudge. Finder plense
return 10. D. .WH1TLOCk, 313 East
Broad. ana receive reward.
LOST. "WEDNESDAY. ATT ERNOUN.
between Eleventh and Twelfth, on
Hull Street. gold watch double case;
lnscriptionEin back. From Mother to
Howard. December %, 1909. Liberal
reward II returned to j. T. Will
LARD. 1873 Hull Street, South Rich
niond.
LOST. ON FRANKLIN STREET. BIZ
tween Shafcr and Second, gold
sword pin. with pearls in handle.
Finder Will return to 11s East
franklin Street. Reward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

ACRES; THREE MILES
out; 16 acres In good cultivation.
good house and outbuildings; lot OF
q fruit; all crops included; viii eS-
change for city property or business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

WANTED. A CARPENTER, TWENTY
nth and Darlington Streets. Apply
&C. f. NUNSlhLLY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

ss5 ooo-s1ss ACRES .tiL EGANr5
river farm, with large granite resi-
dence: o,itbuildings numerous = ana IN
sfnrk ana large barns. This Is one
of the finest river farms an virginia.
ana IS quoted at a sacrifice prlc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

Wan FED. BIZ Man AND WEE, Po.
xit!pa as chef in SCHOOL or club;
wife as maid. Address "A s3l. care
Il Tim s Dispatch.
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=, RusTfT~OU1.

WHEREVER ACHE on PAIN IS Lo.
cated--stifrness and soreness OF mas.
cles or 1oints--rub In Frayser's
Great Nerve and Zone Llniment, and
the pain disappears; the greatest all.
round IMMINENT In use for man ana
beast: try it-don't suHer-here IL
the right help: 25c bottles. at drug
gists'.
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COMET HEATERS

SEE OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING
your self-feeder; full line Open
Franklins and coal stoves. HOW
ELL BROS. 6O2 East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

lyF, HAVE FARMS Of EVERY SIZE ,lri
and description in all1eparts OF VIZ
ginia. from $3.50 per acre UP. Gait
RETT & CO, 1909 East Main.
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l3Hlillinllle!r',p!

ALL TElN VERY NENWEsT. IDNAs M
illinerys and n oYel ties, pattern hats.
& 4 read VT q Nv ear ha ts special line OF
Gage high-clas So llat = new dels
for the fall 8 set Is on, Y M RS, JULIUS
M BEAR, ~ as East N ain rect. Il:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

> pEp ACRE FOR 5000 AZ Cries. OK
? : y, ~, norton thereof, OF very tine
FLYER 81 land: close to railroad. iines
harns and other necessary buildings.
This is a good thing; look into It..
GARRETT & CO.. 4 09 East MAIN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

WE HAVE FARMS OF EVERY SIZE
and description. from $500 up. see
us: 1t will pay you. GARRETT Il
co, 1909 East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

RAILWAL NAIL CLERKS;
Richmond examinations November,
II, $500 to- 81 .C00. preparation. free.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 3l9-f.
Rochester. II. Y.
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GAS 7HEATERS.

IDEAL SIZE FOR BATH ROOM, $50;
R 81 sty rs E aaa Broad ans Street. -
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s11g 10000 ACRES; az MILES tHOais
= railroad; dwelling and outbuildings
s., II condition. cost $7,6OU; 3uU
.nres in iair state ofrScultivation.3
balance in wood and timber.
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OIL HEATERS.

A BEAUTY FOR ;a.5 GUARANTEED
satisfactory; Perfection Oil Heaters,
& $3.50 block; $3.75 Japanned. HOW
ELL BROS. 602T East Broad Street.
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4DRlp QQaailsen, sttdlf.

AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN 70 BE-
come travelling statesmen: experience
{ unnecessary; write for particulars.
BRADSTREET SYSTEM, Rochester,,
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WANTED. EXPERIENcEDs SEAM SEA
q stresses in our altera ton depart
ment Apply TIIALEtIM Fifth
and Broad Streets.
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WANTED, POSITION IN DRUG STORE:
six years. experience. references
furnished. Address Box II. Old
Point. VA.
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H0TET SoUTHERN-LARGE FUR
nished house, beautifully situated In
shady lawn, Main Street, near depots
Southern Railway. va. Win II "
pardtdn Va a5ts4 4s.5.
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sDlf,lartons taesHlIrgii. srtaie.

N;,s i; 4 r:i5-- BRIGHT. ENERGETIC BOY
in Office OF large manufacturing
plant Apply IN own handwriting.
p. O. Fox r2S; city.
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COOK WANTED; RELIABLE WOMAN
to cook and clean. good wages; rel
erences required. Apply 1901 Han
over Avenue.
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-FIOOR STAINS
-HAGEY KING HEATERS.

FULL LINE: ALL STYLES. THE
best heater made $3.50 to 81. HOW
ELL BROS, 602 East Broad.
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5a9r0f eSslonul ]Delp UM allte0.

aDrof essiolrul Delp UMante0.
TRAINING SCHOOL 10 r an RISES.
ington, d. &C, desire pupil nurses be-33
tween d esS i I, ana y For infor-3
snation and applica ton BLANKS applyi
5 to r.. TT. w. KILKENNY, SUP r-
intend nt. 83sst II. si Il S5sf
THE NIRGINIA sTEACHERS ~ REAu3,
supplies private and public schools
SYithsteachers OF al. grad es. on snoTt
Il III Manag en-, Manch ester " ~ Rlc m.
8mond. Va At Isl s ss(3f q Saz
I'VE ARE FILLING q MANY y lLlLAGIS
N "; princtpalships, and mus e i st m ore
1Ss5t ca chers immediat ely-7bo tn sexes; \
as5s free registration tenlporar n ly,5t NCS-s
Sa& Ca ss; ~ i5
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BY THE MONTH.

Per Mo.
22o5 II. Main ST., s rooms e. Il. $4,000
S12 Randolph St, Z rooms. Y. 6.67s
1915 Randolph St, d rooms s. Il. 4 6.67s
1900 CBlock) Taylor ST.. 6 rooms = 800
1907 w. Cary ST., rooms 4. 4 Q. - {
AIT S. Harrison St, roo ms 12.S0s
rooms 49,. = y. 8. :. - u. Z. a.so
& III Buchanan ST., s rooms $3.50 ESQ
1912 Weary St.. s no orr1s $50
73T N. Fourth ST., "a floor, "a rms, 900
1851 Beverly St., Z rooms !. q. ). !. 1000
1921 Randolph ST., rooms 500
- Hollins ST., e 70 onns!. :, - ESQ
1922 Randolph ST, 6 room 90 4
ills Graham ST. 4 rooms. IS. 8. ). 81 100 i
al % Granan ST., 4 rooms {. I. q. 700
o710 r. Main st, rooms I. $50. $50 Y
fa226e S. Fifth St. rooms, I'd fiat. 500 4
1903 James ST, no on1s q. .E..s. 8. 90 a
314S s.. Fifth Street /. .s.y.5.i. 1000
300 81 Lester st, 3 rooms. s. .s.i.l. 100
504 Orleans ST, LIST floor. .I.i.... Sac
3O6 IS. Fifth Street. 81 100
sos Orleans Street Il. y. 81. ~. 1880 9
3s GREENE Redo.
Ia so N. Ninth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

HELP@ RICFiMOND'Sl NAME IN I.gTHE7
i air as we'll as on land-I want the
assistance OF two or three business
men with capital to invest from
$4,000 to $4,000 In a sane Curtiss
type neropiane; no freak; has many
new features; three propcllers; four
separate ailerons for equiltbrium;
controls for nilerons. eleyhting rutd.
new field, with good chances. Ad-
}dreue ar NJ MOSt;LlCY. Monroe 28D1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

WANTED no BUY "a CABINETTW
q a number r Of small drawers or pt geons
!8 holes.s s. tate price and VIII ere may be
~ 666. City, ~ n issss sg q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

COMPLETE MANTLE GLOBE AND
burner, 59c:3 a wonderful bargain.
HOWELL Bros COZ East Broad
Street. ~ ! sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

a YOUNG LADY sTENoGRAPHER OF
experience and OF good address: Will
nay according to ability. Apply.
IN K.EBACHE, 30 North First Stree
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG
man with 5000 IN cash; we one oiiar
ness. with position IS treasurer, on
4 reasonable salary; selling wholesale
only: profit from 100 to $50 per cent.
monopoly covering the entire South
Address j.. Box 1879. City.
WANTED. CAPITAL FROM $1,000 ~
$4,000 for frst-class investment; ~
viii pay you big dividend or interest,".
Address FREEMAN ADNERl4s,!!N.G
AGENCY. 702 Mutual buii an 3 8 is'e'.'
lnond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

IS-DyER7TTisER HAS Two EXCLUSIVE
n game privileges at nerbys county fair
next week; wishes bright partner
( with st00- 5000 capt tai; good interest
offered Address j z, care fimes-
4 Dispatch. :ig At s. y ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

FARMER WANTED - CoMPErENlf
q and energetic man OF small family
ITO work and manage 150-acre farm
In King George county. Va. on SAL
airy: position offers comfortable
home with modern convenienceg and
an excellent and permanent opportun-
ity to good man. Address, With ret-
erences, j co., care Times-D dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

WANTED, POSITION BY YoCSG5 Man
as clerk In gents furnishing depart
,nent: can give frst-class references.
address, j IS care Times Dispatch.