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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-18

They raised everything but one clerk
and the office cat. This must have been
hasty oversight.
1t will DE recalled that the Comptroller
had already tried to give an unlimited
raise of salary to his back-tax collectors
in a bill which vetoed.
Some of the regular" fraternity, who
seem to be ambitious to shine with pc
culiar effulgence in the Ananias Club,
have said that my salary was raised by
the Legislature. There is not on syl-
liable of truth in this assertion, as my
salary and every appropriation for my
office are just the same as those of my
predecessor. The appropriation for the
repairs and furnishing of the Executive
Mansion was increased $3.50, but every
thing bought with this money belongs
to the state, and there will be several
hundred dollars unexpended. This APP
preparation is made to and expended by
the Superintendent of the Capitol, and
not by the Governor.
AS to the matter of junketing COM
mittees, the amount expended for this
purpose by the last Legislature and sew
back, was outrageously extravagant. l
take pride in the fact that 1 am the
first Governor of the state who ever an
tagonized the Legislature in this GUS
tom, although it had been in vogue for
twenty-five years or more. | attacked
this practice in two different messages
to the Legislature, and urged the enact
ment of law providing a permanent
and business-like system for the inves-
tigation of public institutions and the
auditing of official books and accounts.
While these recommendations bore no
immediate fruit at the hands of war
ring Legislature, they have resulted in
a plank in both the Republican and reg
ular Democratic platforms demanding
the creation of an auditor for official
and institutional accounts.
In seconding this declaration of the
Republican platform, Governor McMil-
Inns platform made one very significant
omission. The declaration In my plat
form says that "this auditing depart
ment should not be subsidiary to any
other Office OF department" This means
that the auditor should not be a subor-
dlnate Of the Comptroller or any other
Office, and a part Of his political ma
chine. During the last Legislature the
Comptroller wanted the proposed auditor
made a part of his force. Then, of
course, the Comptroller's office and the
record of the back-tax attorneys would
have been automatically whltewSshed,
and this Is exactly the reason why Nc
/ Miuin's platform leaves the way open
to add another wheel to the machine of
his ally, the Comptroller. Oh, il Pat
terson, AcMillin and Dibrell, beautiful
trinity, can all get back into into office
at one time, there viii arise a sweet
0dOr in Denmark The very platform
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Year Ending June l, 1911.

It will be seen that this department
has been made almost self-sustaining
during the first year of my administra-
ton. It's receipts have been increased
more than fourfold and its expenditures
only IL per cent. The receipts of the
Mining Department for the last six
months are estimated, but the estimate
is based on work already done.
In this connection the significant fact
may be noted that all receipts in this
department come from fees for the in
spection of mines, which indicates that
the mines are being inspected as never
before, and every effort made to protect
and preserve human life.
So much for the prisons and the agri-
cultural and mining departments which
collect revenue. The other departments
under my administration, such as that
of the Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
ton and the AdjutaRt Generals office,
which collect no revenue, have been ad-
ministered with the same high degree
OF economy and efficiency, by men espe-
cially trained for the work of their re-
spective offices.
You may therefore set it down as a
fact that the man or newspaper who
makes the assertion that my administra-
ton has been extravaganza is either an
ignoramus or common campaign liar.
Legislative Appropriations. =
Occasionally you will hear it said that
the Legislature was extravagant in the
appointment of junketing committees
and the raising of official salaries. Very
true, but l advocated the raising of only
two salaries in the general appropriation
bill, those of the two chaplains of the
state prisons, whose niggardly compen-
sation was a reproach to the state. In
special bill, drafted by myself, the sal
airy of the Shop and Factory Inspector
was raised $500: One of these increases
was for the benefit of the unfortunate
convicts and the other for the men,
women and children working in the fac
tories of the state. More work has been
done and greater results accomplished
by the Shop and Factory Inspector under
my administration than any other in the
history of Tennessee. As to the other
salary raises, some of them were de-
served, most of them were not, and none
of them was necessary, and SO said in
message to the Legislature. Not another
public official in the state lifted his voice
against these salary increases.
The Comptroller, that mogul of Regular
Democracy, whose representative was the
sole financial adviser of the Legislature
when the appropriation bill was passed,
showed himself to be true economist in
the matter of salaries. Note the salaries
in his office fixed by the Legislatures OF
1909 and 1911,
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Excess of receipts $2O4, 749.27

1t is thus apparent that the net profits
from the operation of the prison have
been much greater in the first year of
my administration than they were in
any year of McMillin's.
The most striking comparison, how.
ever, is that between the last year of
Patterson's commissioners and the first
year Of mine. The net profits were ex.
actly double. This is remarkable when
1t is remembered that we changed forces
in the meantime, and that we have been
compelled to operate almost entirely I'M
der contracts inherited from the former
administration. The superiority of our
showing is not, therefore, due to diff
ference in conditions.
Another thing to- remember is that
every ton Of coal taken out of the mines
, has been hauled further than any ton
taken out during McMillin's and Patter-
sons terms, and the haulage is a big
part of the cost of production. We are
not hauling coal three miles, and our
average haul is about one mile and a
half.
We have a commissioner now who is a
practical farmer in charge of the farm
at the nam prison. This is the first
slime this farm has sver been cultivated
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-18

with any sense or judgment. II will
show o good profit this year.
Mining Department.
There is only one other department
under the control of my administration
that collects revenue. This is the Min
ing Department. Comparing its receipts
and expenditures for the first year of my
administration and the last year of Pat
terson's administration shows the fol.
lowing:
Year Ending June /, 1911.
PATTERSON
Receipts ..................$ 2715.00
expenditures ............. 13,523.S4
IosS ............ ........ .3lu,ouo.o 4
Year Ending June l, 1919.
tHooper)
NecelPts ........... ........ VII ,521.6o
expenditures ........,... l5,2O6.20
A>oSc oyOof.fO
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The excess was IS 54,5s5.7o
Add to this the reformatory
appropriation ~. 100000
Increase of Confederate pen
sions :, 100000
Increase OF public schools. 49,. 62,5OO.0o
And we have total of .$677 ,Os5.70
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| doSERNNRNT cCsroAs. INTERNAL
revenue. railway Liail clerk exam
nations everywhere soon. Get pre-:
| pared by former United states Civai
service secretary-examiner: Free
SERVICE School. Rochester. n z.
WANTED. MANAGER FOR MOVING
picture house: also plano PLAYER.
State salary wanted and experience:
give telephone number or address
where can be reached at once. Ad-
dress a." Hotel Jefferson.
WANTED. A sT-cLAss REAL Es.
tate salesman: business setter
ity for the right man. Address. WIN
reference, p O. Box $50. city.
WANTED. YOUNG MAN ABOUT Is
years OF age. Of good address. with
some selling ability; good oppor-
tunity for advancement references
STIEFF. III West Broad street.
WANTED, EXPERIENCED SALES
man for Virginia and West Virginia
on flour. Only those who can snow
results need apply. Must be hustler
and furnish best references. A 2o5'
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, TWO OR THREE YOUNG
men OF good appearance: experience
not necessary: splendid chance Tor
advancement; reference requ red.
Call Room l04 Main Street Bank
Building. after p NJ.
WANTED, ONE OR TWO MEN TO
work in packing room. n. ]. HESS
BERG & SON., 100 East Cary Street:
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WoMEN@sEIL dUxRxN9EE0 aoes
iery; 70 per cent profit: make x1e
Investigate. STRONG KNIT. Box
1929. West Philadelphia. Pa
WANTED. GIRLS TO LEARN TO
make paper boxes: easy. healthful
work; nice SURROUNDINGS: select co"
ing; also experienced b0x.makere.
Apply POEfLlG BROS. Twenty.n1tn
and Franklin Streets.
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON NAY
earn 500 monthly corresponding Ior
newspapers: NO canvasslng Seno I0S
particulars PRESS SYNDICATE.
1O3. Lockport. N Y.
WANTED, A HOUSEK EEPER. APPLY
to HOTEL BENNETT. Chatham. va.
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= lnes1 3 Dippaifh
GaaATDsf wAH8 AND RnAL rs
fAre sGEDlUM m vIRorNIA. AND
exE ~ FINN BEST m AMERICA
Want Ad Rates

Daily. 80 eo0f Dee Wor1 when pese
- sdvsneA - Al taken for less ehas
tea ee0Aa
Dee aoA oa0-AAAf ceats . Weea al
elasssaeat3aas exeepe Sit1atsea wanseA
fss ssaaAy. 6seaaeAss Wanted. one cent
. Word. Ne A. sunday taken for less
than Aaeeea eeoeA
Ne Al. takea tor lee thsn tweasy.
Ave eeats wAea DAsaeA IN Or eAarges
n the eoa1ess.
WASN'T AZ AaA. Phooe Aearoe l.
ESQ r. =.
Fer bosiae0o eoatFacsa seDd fer the
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HOSIERY MANUFACTUREk WANTS
lady to visit consumers direct; ex
elusive territory: credit: experience
unnecessary. $50 to $500 per month
PARK Err MILLS. 7l9 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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MILLER & RHoADES REQUIRE THE
services Of experienced salesladies
in their Wash Goods Department
Permanent position to satisiacto.y
parties. Apply MANAGERS OFFICE.
WANTED. YOUNG LADY AS STENo-
srsphsr and typewriter In n,s WnoseI
Chance for advancement Salary
moderate Address. in own hand
writing, Box 1474. City.
WANTED. WHITE AND coLoRED
women, cooks. general workers:
maids and nurses for this city and
Northern cities and states Trans :.
portation furnished. MARTIN q
COMPANY, s1S East Broad
DO YOU WANT a COOK. MAID.
nurse. butler, waiter, porter or any
other help. white or colored? We
can supply you. MARTIN & CON-
PANY. employment Agency SIS East
WANTED. a COOK AND GENERAL
house servant; god s bone fo avep Sn.
Mrs. E. s. FERGUSON.
WANTED. A SERVANT 10 COOK.
wash and do general house work for
family Of three: must have refer =
ences. Apply 24f5 Grove Avenue.
EFFICIENT. RELIABLE WORKERS
on weIl-made dresses wanted at
upper fiat. West Cary.
). ANTED, FIVE NEAT APPEARING
young ladies 10 work In advertising
contest: 50 per day for your work
and opportunity TO win big cash
prizes. Apply. between 4 and p. NJ.
J. d. DALTON. 231s East Broad
Street (side entrance).
WANTED. EXPERIENCED SALES
Iaaies. Apply 21s East Broad ID.
Il T.. MITTLEDORFER. -..---
a WHITE GIRL WANTS a POSITION
a. nurse or housegirl Call Madison
cS0S-L
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MILLER & RHoADS REQUIRE THK
services Of bright active saleSSarls
perience given preference. Apply at
Managers Office.
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LADY AGENTS WANTED: GOOD
to good workers Call to 10 A. ~.
Z to p n. DAVIS STUDIO. SIS
Eas; Broad Street
START IN BUSINESS. I STARTED As
agent Am now a big manusaGturer.
III start you. Men OF ability want
ed to open branch Offices. solicit
business and employ subagents. No
SWARTZBAUGH CO. Box 20, Toledo.
Ohio.
MEN AND WOMEN MAKE SIe-S.o
daily. Ever hear OF we'll known
publishers selling sec sheet ususis
for SC, Latest nsts. largest variety.
sales easy: profits big Publfshc.,
SrLynETON, Chicago.
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANT
"a In each town TO sell underwear.
sweaters and neckties direct from our
factory to weorer: permanent bust
ness. nScsai terms. big profts: every
srt:cic guaranteed. STEADFAsf
Mills. Dept A. cohoes. y. =.
OUR HAND POWER VACUUM CLEAN
or b. patented and guaranteed TO sat-
'sfy all customer: low prices 10 can
washers and general agents. don't
fan 10 get our new plaa and see tho
new metal flexinse spsine sdtussine
noszIc. l.ANNTN0 STONE SALES
CO. Gas Bus,dsne- Chicago.
WE START voc In BUSINESS. FUR
ntshinG everything: men and women.
:se 90 S,es weekly OPERATING our
tories. s, rs. ~ ss C sSs s s:s
whsre. Ne caavDeyeaG; SlUygevsssZ
JtfUetue: oOQ&Soe fSV0I 4k0UnNH6
@0k2-2nm1nn01-1A -<
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Statesmen CALLING on RETAIL
harness and hardware trade TO sell
our horse collars and sweat pals on
commission in territory not covered.
THE COUCH BROTHERS MFG. CO.
CINCINNATI O.
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WANTED. AT ONCE. 100 GIRLS. OVER
FOURTEEN YEARS OLD. IiGHI.
CLEAN WORK AND GOOD WAGES'
APPLY ALIEN e GINTER BRANCH.
SEVENTH AND CARY STREETS.
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WANTED, A COPYIST (TYPEWRITER)
with some knowledge Of stenography;
state present employment. II any.
and salary: sign application With
pen. H lls. care mes-Dispatch
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5Ituarlons Cl.antep, female


LADY sTESoGRaPHER WITH 4
number Of years experience, desires
position; wholesale business pre-
ferred: can furnish references. .ld-
WANTED, SEWING BIZ THE DAY IN
private family; neat and rapid hand
reference il requested. Address r
5. c., R. F. d. No. !, Farmvilie, Va
WANTED. By ExPERIENCED PARTY,
lace curtains to laundry. Call Madi-
son 20lS--J
CAPABLE. EXPERIENCED STENO-
grapher wants permanent position
commanding good salary. Address
l. 222, care Times-pispatch-
WANTED. POSITION AS COMPANION,
hovsekeeper, secretary, governess.
Box 3. Elkwood. Va
WANTED. POSITION AS STENO-
g.apher by young lady. raised in
assist with books: moderate salary;
testimonials. Address STENOGRA-
PIER, Lawrenceville. Va.
YOUNG LADY WITH FIVE YEARS
experience as stenographer and gen
erai once assistant, desires position
In Rich.ncrd, have been employed Oy
big lumber concern for past three
years; can furnish good reference
address MISS ". No. 4ol krise Build
ing. Lynchburg. Va
TYPEwRITING -LETTERS. LEGAL
documents, manuscripts written Al
reasonable rates. Call Monroe 1855
1ci Mutual Building.
WANTED. BY A YOUNG LADY OF
culture. position as companion to
elderly person or an invalid or gov
crrcss to small children In private
family: hest Of reference. Address
COMPANION. e3e Third Avenue.
Highland Park. Richmond. Va.
WANTED. TYfEwRfTTNG TO DO At
home. VIII call for and deliver
work. IL I,,. care Times-Dispstch.
ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN ABOUT MRS.
CHADICk.s Undergraduate Nurses.
STENOGRAPHER. SIX YEARS En-
pertence, desires temporary work.
Call Monroe :2ss-L
CLERICAL POSITION By YOUNG
lady. Call Madison 1s3S
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
s;.nceYaphcr desires position y ISL
osre Times-D:spatch.
VOTING LADY sTENocRAPHER. Now
Employed. desires better position
wiling TO work Salary. s.. Nd
dress J f<s. care Times-Dsspstch.
t3flp I0anteo 5fMSte
WASTED: 4 cosu,E!yNr .IENoc.
/. rspber for legal work: WOuld prefer
stenc9rApher using f'ssmAn Syssem
No beginner need apply: lady pre-
:erre6 TJ-ENBrIA. q TrRNBrts;s
LawrcscevfIle. -
WANTED. Girls FOR NEAT. CLEAN
work; good waco paid wolfe tcars-
int. 4. BON . %, Axso ~
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WANTED. AT ONCE. 100 GIRLS. OVER
| FOURTEEN YEARS OLD. LiGHaIs'
APPLY ALLEN & GINTER BRANCH.
SEVENTH AND CARY STREETS
WANTED. A cOPYIsT (TYPEwRIrERl
with some knowledge OF stenography
state present employment. II any.
and salary: sign application with
pen. H lls care Times Dispatcn.
MILLER & RHoADs REQUIRE THn
woman for dress goods and silks:
permanent position to eompete"'
party.
WRITE MOVING PICTURE PLAYS:
$40 to 500 each; all or spare time:
experience or correspondence course
unnecessary; free particulars. AILAS
PUBLISHING CO., "A, Cincinnati. o.
WANTED. A WHITE WOMAN OF
good character to accept position Oh
mothers help in good family. De
sirable home; satisfactory salary.
Address Lock Box 1876. Waverly. Va
WANTED. EXPERIENCED HELP ON
dresses; also apprentices. 1OA west
Grace.
WANTED. GIRLS TO LEARN TO
make paper boxes: also experienced
box makers on all lines OF WORK
Steady employment. Apply to RAN
DOLPH PAPER BOX co.
WANTED, A THOROUGHLY RELI-
able many, or middle aged women,
to nurse one child. Apply 1522 west
Avenue. ...
$3.50 PER DAY PAID ONE LADY IN
each town to distribute free clrcu
lars for concentrated flavortng IN
tubes; permanent position. +. E.
BARR CO.. Chicago.
MAKE A COMFORTABLE LIVING AT
home sewing plain sean1s: AL nome
work: no canvassing. Sewers want.
ed for Richmond and Southern smail
towns especially; state time have 20
! sew; no trifiers. Send 10 cents for
postage, samples. etc: returned ~
not satisfactory: HOME SEwEnS
COMPANY, Virginia Joboers SeWns
Department B RehOboth. Delaware.
TRAVELLER TO EMPLOY WOMEN TO
sell american Queen Corsets; best
corset. best terms; liberal salary ana
expense allowance: extra commas
sion and bonus: permanent posit.01-
AMERICAN CORSET COAPAN1'
Desk Ill, Chicago.
WANTED, TWO CHAMBERMAADo.
Apply THE DAVIS HOTEL
SERVANT WANTED FOR GENEhAh
housework Apply SIS North TWEEN
ty-fifth Street
EARN GOOD PAY COPYING LET
tiers. etc; particulars for ADDRESSED
stamped envelope. FAlkFIELD
inf, B. S. Box 1873. Sp1insnei1'
Mass.
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SALESMEN-DOUBLE YOUR INCOME
by selling the greatest cigar trade
stimulator on the market CAWOOD
NOVELTY COMPANY. Danville. Ill.
SALESMAN SPECIALITY
man for Virginia: staple line on new
and exceptional terms: attractive
Commission contract for balance of
year and 1918. with $35 weekly for
expenses. MILES F. BIxLER CO..
Cleveland n
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EXPERIENCED SHIPPING CLERK
on request Address AZ. care
Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. SITUATION AS GARDEN
err; applicant also understands care
poultry and flowers. Address
234. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION AS BooKKEEP-
err: twenty years practical expe-
rience: good reason for changing.
H III. care Times.Dispatch.
COLLECTOR OR CITY sALEsMAN's
place by reliable man OF good haoits;
city and out.of-town references the
best; bond II required. Address L
23e. care Times-Dispatch.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN. TRAVELLING
salesman, desires position as ship
ping clerk. or any stationary perma-
= e p NJ. Poa i is. Selma. 4. G.
WANTED. SITUATION BY A coMPE:
tent man and wife as overseer OF
farm; will furnish the best Of refer
ence. ". c. BLUNT. care T. J. Jones.
r. F. D. No. 2. Ashland. Va
STENOGRAPHER DESIRES EMPLOY
ment Address c.. p: O. Box 2o2.
Richmond.
EXPERIENCED MALE sTENoGRA-
pher wants work at nights. Address
YOUNG CoLORED MAN. NOW EN-
or suburbs as butler. gardner or gen
eral all-around worker. Address c
3o1. care Times-Dispatch.
SITUATION WANTED IN RICHMoND,
bv grocery clerk Of fifteen years
experience: best Of reference Ad-
dress H. p. r., 1913 Forty-thlrd ST.
Newport News, Va
WANTED. POSITION AS COLLECTOR;
prefer real estate; have wide circle
OF acquaintance. Best references
X 211. care Times-Dispatch.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST WANTS
position. Address H 12S, care Times
Dispatch.
HOUSE MAN, JANITOR AND SEXTON
wishes work. Address Route l. Box
IA. City.
WANTED. BY A COMPETENT YOUNG
man. position In real estate ONCE
to sell farms or to collect. Best
references. Address A $50, care
Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. A POSITION AS FOREMAN
on farm: experienced and frst.class
referencsA Address b. 1917 Maury
Street. South Richuond.
POSITION WAITED AS FOREMAN OR
watchman: best Of references. B.
1917 Maury Street. South Richmond.
WANTED, POSITION BY FIRST
class grocery clerk and meat cutter.
L 22S. care Tfmes-Dispatch.
A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN DESIRES
Situation as instalment collector. q
311, care Times-Dispatch.
BY MAN THAT THOROUGHLY IN
derstands farming and attending to
stock. Sober and Industrious Ad-
dress G. c. Plouff, 1549 East Main
Street
WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN. 20 YEARS
old. position as real estate collector
and ONCE work; four years bank
experience: good reference. c 2sS.
care Times-Dispatch-
POSITION BY COMPETENT BOOK
keeper Of five years experience: Al
reference: good habits. Personal in
terview will be appreciated. Address
165, care Times Dispatch.
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CALENDAR AND ADVERTISING sPE-
cialty statesmen wanted: 1913 con-
tract ready; handle most progressive
high-gra6e line in the business: cell
iuloid, leather. metal and glass adj
specialties direct to manufacturers:
extensive line of domestic and i'm
ported calendars AID wall pockets.
Aii-year line of good sellers for
large and small dealers In every
business: confidential. CRUvER
MFG. CO., 2aS2 Jackson Blvd. Chica-
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MILLER & RHOADS REQUIRE The
services of an experienced saleS-
woman for dress goods and silks:
permanent position to competent
party.
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WANTED. A BOY TO LEARN THE
printing business. Apply Printine
Department W. II. MILES SHOE G,
INC
WANTED. YOUNG MAN For OFFICE
work. must have knowledge OF
bockk.cpirg. Apply IN own hand
writing. c 81. care Times-D.spatch
I.ADE s5o.ooe IN FIVE YEARS WITH
small mail order business. began
with 81 send for free booklet: tells
hew. HEACOCk- sIs3. Lockport
DON'T WORK FOR OTHERS. START
mall order business At home.
made $500 first year. VIII show
YOU how. Instructive booklet free
VOORHEES,. Desk &i5, Omaha N-b.
GROCERY AND RAILROAD cLyRKs
men Of all trades. rsachinIsss. steam
sttcr.. plumbers. farm hands. help
ere ard all other men wanting work.
See AMERICAN LABOR BUREAU,
Ito North Ninth Street
ARE roc IN NEED or CLERICAL,
help OF any Kind n 80. W. esn
supply yoa. MARTIN & COMPANY.
The Old Reliable E.rioynent Ag~rrv
els Fact Broad. Phone Monroe 49,.
WHEN IN NEED or CARPENTERS
painters. n fact, any Kind of a ne.
chsrtc. give rs vov- order MARTIN
q COMPANY. SIS Fast Ercsd Mon.
roe asa.
|IF YoJ WANT \ MANAGER FOR
yosT farm. We can Furnish him.
MARTIN q Co, Employment Agency.
o1S EAss 0sUaa PAVns 10usOo go,
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HIGH-CLASS SPECIALITY SALES
man. No other proposition on the
market to-day offers such exception
al opportunities for capable statesmen.
Champion" complete accountant
(ffrep.oof) combination safe. desk.
account system. money drawer and
complete recorder. State full quail
6catious. THE CHAMPION REG
JSTEE COMPANY, Cleveland O.
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MILLER & RHoADs REQUIRE THE
services OF an experienced salesman
for dress goods and silks: permanent
position. Apply at once.
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CANADA WANTS MANUFACTURERS
capitalists and live men; Wtn1peA
city offers greatest combined money
making advantages Bus1neec ISc~
free. Write CHAa +. E1LANO'
Commissioner. Winnipeg. C4n-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

WANTED. SALESMEN-EARN $3.50
per month: sell dealers highly ad-
vertised article. Samples not neses-
sary. ELATO CO.. Station L. New
York n Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

Ace man open to propoeftf0n. Can
invest some money. Address J 1Ss.
care Times-Dispatch.
UNUSUAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
to retire from business. owner will
sell bar and restaurant at sue
cessful Broad Street hotel With long
lease TO premises. The receipts have
run from $4,000 to $4,000 per an
num- Reply to J LAT. care Tines
Dispatch.