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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19

Lug Luz oonneily To-day, Months After Her
| nppearance as Madame H." Still
''S'ns on Her Face the Muscular
hu. Emotiono Of the Part.
srsS, oean. who played the wife IN
St h., and Paid For" and fought with
sOShd roa every evening. had TO give up
osI, because It was becoming part Oh
SNlnary life.
sSs Robson, the noted actor, died
/ k,bs Si'uart Robson, but as ''Bertie. the
d,mI The Henrietta" his most sue
h ,o., 'oie' During the last two days
sss ss' personality of Robson absolutely
hlss ware, after playing the part of
.6,,ys 'ue gypsy. in "The Road to Yes.
htn,,,s,aSs that she developed an un.
NJ 1,,e n We tendency to become wan.
k,rInsso Mansfield, in his last moments,
EMO, himself composite Of Baron
b. ona ~ Ihe Parisian Romance" Mr..
h las oyrano de Bergcrac.
|an tbs who enacted for 80 many
hkIa snlitless character OF Rip Van
b th,, Oe,ame SO irresponsible pecuniar-
,hlj Ssu aespite his great earnings. he
&n sha Suse been ruined IL his son had not
aslu.urges OF his affairs,
b Of ~. Mean, whose greatest role was
8]alonueho, became so possessed with
ktsmsa temperament of the role that
kps =. lnsanely and causelessly sus-
RN ftr ais own wife, and they we're
AB Informed informed that Tully Marshall. a
" senSS seSSe.staole citizen. after playing a
1Bs for f In Clyde gitch's play, THE
he ths long time. found himself ac-
has anu %e peculiar manners of a dope
kltoro,oS Ses forced to give up this role
h one ae'esuon. ss When one says "man
p ,sitcsIioaes Ioes not mean habits "the ner
fkss s'aenlngs ,gs and 80 on.
q stane 1n ~ who who took part in the hari.
De Code" Tue last act OF THE Darling
lnllar ,nmipted suicide Hundreds
,thc msNnccs might be given in
aaprs os,, n'ied character has become
A e'sFS:day character. Or az
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
III self which,
it the alpitol he Shoots"

To the same effect Miss Emily Bateman.
one Of the greatest emotional actresses,
says: "If real tears do not come to my
eyes I do not truly feel what I am acting.
nor can impress my audience to the same
extent when l feign emotion as when
really feel 1t. 1 have acted the part OF
Leah for twenty-four years, and the tears
Away come to my eyes when the little
child says My name is Leah"
The foregoing Instances establish two
facts with positive certainty: (1) To the
successful actors themselves, the feelings,
however induced. are for the time being
real; and (2), there is an exceedingly
close relation between the mental state and
the physical expression, no matter whether
the physical expressian be regarded as the
cause or as the effect Of the mental.
According to the view Of modern psy-
chology, 1t Is only half the truth to say
that there is an intimate relation between
the mental state and the expression OF feel
cesses Emotions are regarded merely as
the accompaniments of bodily sensations,
and can not exist without them Neither
can an emotion which has once been ex-
perienced be recalled to consciousness ex-
cept by recalling the sensations with which
It was originally associated
MaterialiStlC as the view expressed
above may seem, it has the sanctlan OF no
less an authority than Professor James.
who. in fact. goes one step further and as
serts that these klnaesthetic aud visceral
sensations not only condition the emotions
but actually constitute the emotions them
selves. He says:
"Our natural way OF thinking about the
emotions is that the mental perception Of
some fact excites the mental affection
called the emotion. and that this latter
state Of mind gives rise to the bodily ex-
preston. My theory, on the contrary. is
that the bodily changes follow directly the
perception Of the exciting fact and that
our feeling Of the same changes is they
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
Mythology Explains the Force
of Suggestion Which Made
Charles Uarner Really Kill
himself 4fter Playing Suicide
|for Years, Made Joe Jefferson
as Shittless in Business as
Rip Ddn Uinkle, Etc.
BY Professor David Edgar Rice, Ph D.

least the assumed emotions have over.
whelmed him.
How does psychology explain these very
remarkable and alarming facts?-for OBJ
vlously psychological science is concerned
with these facts. 1t explains them by
telling US that bodily change occurs in us
before an emotion. We do not cry because
we feel sorry We feel sorry because we cry.
We do not strike because we are angry.
but we are angry because we strike We
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7, Fam and again we find that pecu
|'k liar, often depraved. type OF char
10 acter assumed by an actor on the
s,,e masses into that actors everyday
NJ and becomes his everyday personality
Easu that happens the actor or actres
b.Ones In real life the character ne o
Il has been portraying. and acts eDdcttl
ttc, character does in the play,
Ida Rubenstein, the French actress wh'
,l,y,d tho title role in D'Annunzio
TGrtyrdom Of st. Sebastian, mad
b aYe up the play because OF the
nssant desire for self-immolatlon a
DR. kept coming over her. she &
unted to throw herself under ~
lasss or cast herself into the Seine. ~
Charles Warner. the English ~
rbr. after playing a drunkard In
Drink" for forty years. developed
IL The symptoms Of delirium tre-
rsn; and eventually committed sui
De In New York because those
uuploms oppressed him so terribly.
thougl he was not hard drinker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05
KsGaI J2otirr
ONCE OF Collector OF city Taxes.
city Hail, Room Io7.
NOTICE To ia \bN

NOTICE To TANPAYlSRS.
City taxes for 19l2 are due are
payable June 18th to Goth. imciusive
The city ordinances provide thar
one half may be paid u June and tnn
remaining half In December Failures
10 pay all or one hair In June incurs
Il penalty OF per cent. ON the WHOM
amount whicA IS due at once. ana r.
not paid before SEPTEMBER i. thn
collector is required To levy. with
costs added.
ALL MALES II years OF age ALL
PERSONS tMALE OR FEMALEJ WIN
own personal property as iiduciarv
and all parties conducting business in
the city OF Richmond cor WHAT, ~
naturc) are assessed. and will plcssa
call and settle, SC ,is TO avoid DELI.
1uency.
GRADING. PAYING. PIPE Am
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS MAJ he
paid at this time
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPER.
TY STOOD on land books on Jannarv
81. 1912. and see that you get ali Vour
bills; property transferred February
or later stands in name OF owner
In 1911.
This Is the only notice required nv
law; please give 1t PROMPT ATTEN-
TON. ms under the ordinances per
cent; penalty will be added 20 the
whole bill after June 3oth.
Washington Ward taxes. etc. must
be paid at the officc OF the Deputy
Collector. Tenth and Hull Streets
HERBERT L. HULCE.
C9llector Of Taxes. City of Richmond.
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At the request of Messrs. w. J.
Wnitehurst & Son. we Will sell a,
public auction. on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 49,
beginning at 1880 o'clock
the equipment OF thair Sash. Blind.
Door and Building Material Factory,
located at Tenth and Byrd Streets,
lichmond. Va. After tho sale OF the
Machinery. Tools and Fixtures, we
viii sell the stock OF lumber and other
material
Also one fine draught Horse and two
Wagons.
For further Information or list OF
machinery. call on or address
W. J. WHITEHU RST & son,
or THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
AuctioneeIrs.
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business opportunities

EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN WHO
can invest $1,000. with services, in
small but highly remunerative
shows healthy and rapid growth; Will
stand close investigation. Addr ess
q 290, care Times Dispatch.
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Nos. 500 and Oil N.
ourth Street

In execution OF a decree of the Rich
moad Chancery Court, entered April
l9, 1910, in the suit of Eleanora Eukcr's
administrators. etc, VS.. Emsie A. Spott,
the undersigned special commissioner
therein appointed will sell by public
auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE 8. 1912,
at o'clock =. NJ,
that certain lot or parcel OF land with
the buildings and improvements there
on, on the east line OF Fourth Street,
between Leigh and jackson Streets
being Nos. 500 and. Gil North Fourth
Street, fronting OH Che east line OF
Fourth street thirty feet and running
back at -!shL,anglss and within par
ailel lines l24 feet to an alley in com
mon twelve feet wide.
These properties are most desirable,
either as investments or homes, and
should attract the attention OF specu-
lators and investors generally.
TERAIS: One-third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and balance
on equal credits of six. twelve and
eighteen months. with interest added
from date OF sale. purchaser to give
his negotiable notes for the deferred
payment. and title to he retained until
all purchase money is paid; or al!
cash. al option OF purchaser
s s. p. PATTERSON,
Special Commissioner.
c. L. s. H L. DE,NOON.
Auctioneers.
I certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the special com
missioner has been duly given
Given under my hand this c6th day
Teste: cHAs. O. sAvILLE.
Clerk
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ReaI estate Jpr SalE

IS AcREs.-House. four rooms; good
barn. poultry houses. orchard, wei.
north of Richmond. Price. $500.
OWNER
Box IL Alice Va
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ST. CHARLES

Most select location fronting the ocean
= ho1o"Ehy modern. Courteous service.
bathrooms with hot and cold. fresh and
sea water attachments etc. Magnificent
poTches overlooking the Boardwalk and
ocean. Orchestra OF soloists. Golf privi-
'cscs Always open. illustrated booklet.
NEWL1N HAINEs COMPANY.
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l1rIp llIlnten, 990Is

,~~~>~~>< ~>~-------~~0--~~--~-~-~>--
WANTED, FOR U. &. ARMY. ABLE
bodied. unmarried men. between asea
OF is aud 80. citizens OF United statcs.
OF good character and temperate nab
It's. who can speak. read and w-!:e
the English language. For NORMA
ton apply 10 Recruiting Officer. SO
u. Broad street. Richmond. Va.
JOB PRESS FEEDERS APPLY MIR.
O'CoNNOR, Manager Printing De-
partment. Southern Stamp and STA
uonery Co. lively Six Main Street.
WANTED. YOUNG MAN AS STEN'oG-
rspher and 10 90 light office work.
on: who has had exp r5-nce; good
opportunity for advancement Apply
10 South Fourteenth Street
WANTED. y YOUNG; MAN AS AN AS
s!stant in an Office. 10 learn a manu-
featuring bns!n-ss, state experience.
Address !. o Box 955.
WANTED. TWENTY CARPENTERS:
form builders. Apply TO foreman at
new power aouse, foot of Twelfth
street
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4utonlnbiIes for 5ale

FOR SALE. STANDARD MAKE SIX
cylinder. io-horse power touring car:
IN hrst- .ias condition; guaranteed;
Tunes Dispatch.
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By j. Thompson Brown & Co..
1l13 Main Street.
AUCTION SALE
hE

ATTRACTIVE PARK AVENUE
DWELLING. NO. 23l5. NEAR DAVIS
MONUMENT. ON THE PREMISES.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5,
$3.50 T. NJ
The dwelling is modern bay window
brick nine rooms; .llce hall; porcelain
bath and stands: hot water coils: cleo
trio light, and In splendid condition.
The location is desirable and rapidly
being built up with good and sibstan-
tial homes. 1t will make you com
fortabte home or good. steady paying
Investment
TERMS: Easy. and announced at salA
Your rent Will buy 1t. Attend sale
and he convinced.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
-Auctioneers.
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SDarhing


MRS. c. *. BOWERS. IFS e FRANK
I'm. rooms and board for permanent
and transient guests. Dining room
well equipped.
ROOMS. WITH BOARD. If DESIRED
MRS. HUDGiSS. 60o-Go2 East Grace.
ROOMS. WITH BOARD. Mis- 10, S.
SMITH, sol East Graca Street
HOME COMFORTS; DESIRABLE OUT
s!de bright rooms, with board 100
West Main. adt0tnlng jefferson Hotel
WANTED. a GENTLEMAN BOARDER
to occupy room on FIRST floor FOR
months OF Juno, July ana August.
applicant Will state his business con-
nzci.on. etc Address WEST END. -
Box 99S. City.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
board. Apply 10 South Fifth
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH. AND CLAY STREETS
Open daily from 10 A. III. to { J.. 81.
"5r Free or caturlava
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Rost ann 5ipunn

LENT MY ACCOUNT BOOK on RICH
mond and HenricO street car. Re
turn to LEDMAN'S SHOE STORE go
North Sewanth Street. and receive
reward.
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Summer Boarninu

BOULEVARD INN. on HAMPTON
Roads. country and scashore com
D'n:d. with city conveniences. send
for literature TO the MISSES TABB,
HAMPTON. Va.
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BY sutton & Co.
Real Estate Auctionesrs.

AT the request of the owner, who Is
a nonresident and anxious to ssll. we
shall off r for sale by public auction,
upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE C. 1912.
at o'clock p. NJ.
the above described property. The
dwellings contain about eight rooms
each. with detached Kitchens, and whila
the buildings are old. they arr splendid
renters the present tenants having
occupied them for ten years or more.
The lot on which the buildings stand
is a most desirable one, i,aving front
age OF 30 feet on tn. west side o.
Laurel Street ny a good depth 70 an
all y In the rear. Toe location OF This
property is very desirable for renting
purposes .or for homes OF persons II
moderate means.
TERMS: Liberal and made known
at sale.
SUTTON & co.
Auctioneers.
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The Allegheny Inn,
GOSHEN. VIRGINIA.

hOSHr.N, Virginia.
In the Heart of the Allegheny Nountains,
"Ooo feet elevation. Modern brick and stone
structure, perfect in all appointments Pure
water supply. sanitary plumbing. perfect
drainage Mineral waters-Chalybeete LIZ
tina. Alum. Sulphur-from the famous Cold
sulphur Springs. All nmusements. we'll
h'led stable OF nrst-ciass saddle horses Gar
age. For terms and information address the
MANAGER. care Cafe Republique. washinz-
ton ID. G.. or Goshen. Va. Open June LIST.
Sehu 'or booklet. j. w. ROWLAND.
Manager Director.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION OF
THE VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE. CONSISTING Of THE
VERY DESIRABLE BR1Ck DWELL
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4gentg llianten
,.,rDlrssicHal ltlp (tlanten

WANTED. TEACHERS FOR PUBLIC
school and college work. Positions
open in all southern States. Write
for "a Plan SOUTHERN TEACH
Frs AGENCY. Columbia. 6. C.
WA. TED. TEACHERS OF ALL
grades, for college. public and pri-
vate schools. also matrons and
housekeepers. for fall openings in
Virginia and Southern States. VIR-
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU, r. w
Cridlin. Manager. Richmond Va.
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Auetinn Scales. This Zap.
By Virginia Auction Co.,
Auctioneers, ol6 E. Broad
LUNCH AND OYSTER COUNTER.
CASH REGISTER. SHOWCASES,
ETC. AT AUCTION

LUNCH AND OYSTER COUNTER.
CASH REGISTER, SHOWCASES.
ETC. AT AUCTION.
We will sell for Frank L.orer,zi. at
OF East Marshall
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8
at 1890 A. NJ.
one large Lunch Counter ono Oyster
or Bar Counter. one Bar Ice Box, two
Nickel Showcases. one National Cash
Register. one Wall Case. Oak Ward
robe. Dnessers, Washs "a ads Beds. side
board. Tables. Chairs, etc.
TERMS: Cash
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.
Auctioneers.
BY Henry s. nu,zler & Co.
Sullivan < company
Real Estate Brokers a,i AIct!oneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
no. 20 NORTH FOURTEENTH STREET
STRBETS) ON
WEDNESDAY. June 5. 1912,
at o'clock +. NJ.
This Is splendid opportunity 10 Sc
cure Il piece of real estate which is
the heart o. the wholesale and Jobb!ng
district. and convenient to the railroads
for shipping. Has a frontage of ~
feet inches on Fourteenth Street by
O depth of 50 feet 10 II ninc-foot alley
TE3RoiS: Announced at sale
HENRY S. IiuTHLER &; co,
SULLIVAN K COMPANY,
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers.
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Goal amt Gllppp

JUST PHONE TO HEADQUARTERS
lor wood | recommend slab wood
for hot water. Makes oiIick bo.
IRE and goes out when ynu are
through your work or cooking. Yir-
ginia anthracite coal is cheapest for
not weatncr' WIN send sample
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WOOD AND COAL.

OUR DRY KINDLING BEST IN CITY.
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company: $3.50 half-cord DA-
NlD NJ. LEA & CO. Phone Monroe
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Ipr SaIs


WE HAVE SOME SPECIAL INDUCE
ments to Offer you in the talking
machine line. G. b. HAYNES & CO..
FOR WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS, els Brook Avenue. Painting,
repairing and rubber-tire WORK.
Madison 1857.
TWO OR -FOUR PAasEN-
ger automobile in good running or
der; Just put in thorough repair, four
new tres, owner has purchased later
model; price. s225; WIFI demonstrate.
Further information can be had at
2o2 Travellers Building.
FOR SALE. NO. 8 PULSOMETER
steam pump; viii pump 80 per cent.
sand or mud: s-inch discharge. half
HIP. engine. Two steam drills: one
double. drum hoist. one single drum,
hoist, derricks. cars and track; two
horsepower hoist. winches and gen
eral quarry or contractors equip
ment. Address IL So. care Times
Dispatch.
SOFA BEANS.-GOoD STOCK. LIIIT-
ed quantity. Also black. clay and
IDGE ( Co. si-ss comm c: s iif.ti
Norfolk. Va.
MY GENERAL MERCANTILE Bust
ness in Sussex county, 40 miles OF
Richmond, Va. eight miles OF the
business stand of 25 years. $4,000
TO $4,000 trade: books open TO in
spection 10 any one that means bus
mess; 5000 10 $4,000 stock. which
wish. Terms Win be made very
easy. Address C $50. care Times
Dispatch.
FOR SALE. DRUG BUSINESS IN THE
town o. Crbanna. on tine Rappahan-
mock River: only drug store in COM
m IA f1a. 4faN ..f -nn
with large territory 10 draw from;
Eew, up-to-date building: several
side lines. c. c. CHowNlNG.
FOR SALE. ONE MILE or 25-POUND
re!ayersi one contractors hosting
engine: one Surry Parker Skidder;
celient condition and cheap for
prompt sale. =. O. Box ll73. Rich
mond. Va.
BOILERS. ENGINES.
machinery OF every description. belt.
ing, hangers. pulleys and shaft'ng.
Condition guaranteed. !. BLUFORD
d CO. 1888 r.. Cary Street.
FOR SALE. THE FINEST LINE OF
vehicles In town. Anything that YOU
may desire. Give us call before
buying. Our prices are rigat. too.
a. MEYERS SOUS. 7s1 r. Cary ST.
& BACH UPRIGHT PIANO:
in good condition: for sale at bar
Ste!nwdy. LOUIS 3. MARTIN. III
South Twu,ith Street. Richmond
Teiephone Monroe 27a6.
RENTED: THREE
months, s. and upwards: initial pay
msnt allowed 10 apply If purchased
every machine in good working order
Phone Madison 5256. AMERICAN
WRITING MACHINE CO.. COS East
Main Street
EIGHT DOLLAR LEATHER SEATED
and leather back desk chair for 81
iol4 Ear. Main Street STEBBINS
FOR SALE. ONE COOK STOVE: IN
perfAct condition: cheap. Call Madi-
son 1911.
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Rfetin3s

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Kline Motor Car Cor
poration Will be held at the ofrIcc
of the company. American National
Bank Building, Richmond Va. on
the It'll DAY OF JUNE, 1912. at ie
o'clock noon, for the transaction OF
such business as may lawfully come
before the meeting
BY order of the Board of Directors.
ID. II. MIDyETTE.
Secretary.
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TIE WILTSHIRE

TIE WILTSHIRE,
virginia Avenue and Beach. Ocean View
Greatly improvca. Cap. $50. Private baths
running water in rooms, elevator, etc
Music. Special. 1880 up weekly; $50 up
daily Open all rhe year. Booklet
SAMUEL ELLIS.
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kpofl5 TDr lafnt
BGarn lIanrfn

BOARD ->-ANTU2D -GENTI.EJAlAN DE
slres board for wife and TWO little
girls. aged. respectively. ten and
thirteen years. country preferred
whore children can romp and where
fresh milk. eEEs. vege taIbles and real
country fare are in abundance; / Will
not consider replies received from
the ordinary boarding house, az that
!s not what J am king: destre Il
place with a family who do not as a
rule take ooarders. where | will be
treated more as guest than a
ooarder; where. in other words, tho
atnospheHe VIII b. more that OF the
family circle than the boarding
house; these conditions are only pos
sible with a congen!al family whose
HON has not been hcset by a horde Of
unthinking summer boarders: would
need two rooms Write stating
terms. 70 34i. care Times Dispatch.
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Nipple Shade Inn, Pulaski. Va.
Most beautiful hotel and grounds in
Southwest Virginia. Perfectly equipped
Tor comfort and pleasure. Altitude
200 feet Wonderful climate. Through
sleeper from Richmond.
Write for booklet.
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Autttnn &aIes. Ubts Dap.
Autttnn @aIeS. Tbts Zap.
TheA 1faeA nctaoaCa
IAijCTt0sa&ER9s
61s8&EaAST -BRE&4h!YH
AUCTION SALE.
Plant of
w. ]. Whitehurst
& Son

SASH. BLIND DOOR AND BUILDING;
MATERNAL. FACTORY MACHINE
RY. LUMBER. WAGONS. HORSE,
ETC.
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l9rIp lllantro, female
5lfuptlonS llasntsn, 5rnaIr

WIDOW, - YEARS OF AGE WANTS
TO ken house for hotol or any pub
lie inst. ution: good tarenccs: SAL
airy. s?5. Address II 323. care Times
Dispatch
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pflp, RaIe ano jferaIe

fIRsT CLASS BARITONE sGlOf7sT7
wanted at Norfolk church. salary.
$40 per mouth win aid In getting
outside position. Address II. T.. j.,
OrSnnist. No. Il Dinwddie Street.
Portsm outh. Va
YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
tai tor list OF positions open.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 397
=, Rochester n. =.
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Oh Atlantic City's Largest and Leadir
Ali-the-icar Hotels.
HOTEL, RUDOLF

Capacity 1000 The location, large room,
and open surroundings have established
this as the most comfortable hotel for the
summer summer, All baths supplied with Sea and
Fresh water; running water In guest rooms
spacious promenade, verandns overlook the
famous boardwalk. Orchestra. High-clas,
restaurant American and European pians.
a. s RukEySER. Mgr
JOEL IIILLMAN, Pres
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VIZ UhvT cC,,,- $4,000
mcnts TO offer you in the talking
machine line. G. Il. HAYNES & Co.
121 w. Broad Street
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INDUSTRIOUS MEN AND WOMTN
wanted, Room I'll, Mutual Building.
10 show every one our goods. fresh
from factory The best ever pro-
duced, necessity In every home.
factory, bank. business house. school
house. hospital, etc. Can readily earn
from SIS to SIS per week. Perma-
nent, pleasant CAN at once before
all our territory Is taken. Hours
$40 to 1880 a. NJ. and $50 to $50
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aufttpn SaIrs, future pays

BY G. L. &c III. !. Denoon,
Real Estate Auction.eers.
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FOR WAGONS GO 10 RICHARDSON
BROS, els Brook Avenue. Painting,
repairing and rubbertire WORK.
Madison 1857.
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WANTED. BY y SOBER AND INDUS
tri0us young man, situation Of some
Kind. With . ra-ncc o. advancement.
address j. W. w. 5ll North Twenty
Sixth Street.
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PERSONALS

rs PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON ALL
my stock OF Oriental rugs. linens.
novelties and laces until June 18th.
Take advantage of this YARDS.
217 North Fifth.
DUPLICATE TYPEWRITTEN LETT
ters W. L. HOBART. box 1142.
Phone SILL
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
!. ~ HUGHES5S. zoo North Third.