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Some Virginia Poesy-Prohibi-
tion-Salaries for Elementary
Teachcrs-Evil Legislative In
fluences-An Old Poem.
Th,. Win of nrStIn,

InScvibed 10 Hon 4 4 Nort,truc
whose spIendid n0 morn nf 't Tanninan
Napoleon amazing. Napoleon sublime.
Titanic immense:
Chang'd continents uap GlI'd curth
with his fame
Sc, dying alone Iia wit" With only a name.
Ana strenuous The liz whoss brilliance
when Europe was flaming for freedom
" From '"a thral,aom Of kings
' ~" fldwing 'e like vino '''~'hs' 0''o'
From necks OF the noblcst and rulers
As aMarselllaise" rings.
when Corps Legi4la,if had vanishd
away,
And dreaded convention. as tho IL
Had come TO the fore.
Where Marat the monster and verrni-
corlelier and nd Jaeobin. .,imld Gironde
Where voice Of panton, defiant. aname.
claim
70 guillo,inc all
his glance
The storm now impending DER unhappy
France,
And ready to fall.
Aye. DantOn. aildacious sway Is SUI
premc.
The Girondc is silent. cen Robcsnicrre
is tame:
Ts Danton alone
Can ride out the tempest nnd master
the waves
OF passion for murder by rabblc OF
slaves
So awful his tone.
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providing for:
e First: absolute uniformity OF sys-s
Second Doublc-cntry bookkeeping,
with copy OF trial balance to Statas
Auditor at the end OF each month.
Third: EXAMINATION OF treasurers' ao-E
counts by travelling auditors.
fourtl. Deposit of collections In bang
to the credit Of tho treasurer as treaa.g
urer. to be paid out only on Warrants
Firth. Payment OF n axed salary In,
lieu Of commissions.
The last IS advised for two reasons;
tlrst, to eliminate complications and
ton
= know there are many treasurors8
nut the trouble Is they know nothing
Of bookkeeping or accounting--the sluoi
Hua non Of an efficient treasurer. ~
Judge must nave knowledge of law, Il
surgeon of anatomy, II ship captain Of
navigation. aud they must all pass
rigid examinations before they may
follow their avoca.ion3 Why should
II not be the same with treasurers?
Remember. the farmer can III afford
TO pay even portion of his taxes to-
lao purpose. K
am not in favor OF a law limiting
a treasurer to two terms, because when
YOU nave good man in Office l say
Keep him there as long as the peoplu
handle his accounts in a businesslilts
manner, just like large corporations u
to-day would require one OF their dl-
vision managers in n distant city to-
keep his books and make his reports,
desire to say I have nothing &c
gain by the adoption of any OF the
suggestions here made, I regret theB9
matters were not more fully discussd
Mt an earlier date. | believe It Is now
too late for the Leg islature to appoint
:, committee 20 Investigate and report
recommendations to the next session,
two years hence. But thinking man
VIII not forget, and let us hope the
discussion Of this subject Will heas
fruit IN due season.
Chesterfield SUBSCRIBER.
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Down With whiskcr-

To the Editor OF Tho Times-Dispatch
Sir.-Now that the Senate Of Virginia
has performed tho last snd rights at
tendant upon the obsequies OF the
enabling act would crave n faw
inches OF space in the columns of your
valuable paper In order that ! may
give expression to some Of the thoughts
which are passing through the minGs
OF many Of the spectators who from
afar have viawcd the pcrilous voyage
and disastrous male of the Jordan bill.
BY this do not wish ii TO be under
stood that am the spokesman for
others in what | shall say here, but
only tina. | know thero are many IN
this section who IN their hcnrts Will
echo the sentiments which / shall eN
press
! am not now. nor have ! ever been
:, member OF the Anti-Saloon League Of
Virginia. and so far as | am pcrsoT-
ally concerned the saloon is a neglis;i-
ble quantity. have lived in cities
whore they were as thick as leaves in
Nallambrosa. and l am now living In
county In which there is not one single
licensed saloon and il is all The same
10 me Eut my deliberatH Judgment Is
that the saloon Is an unmitigated NUS
ance, be it the siided aud giiiterlrg
Of the mnspcakabic sluns and buns
of our modern Babylons And will
say without fear Of chall ensc. were it
not for the grains OF yellow gold
and so freely extracted from the tor
rental tides of this ncfarous traffic
the saloon would long since have been
relcgatcd to the limbo of oblivion By
every seif-resrcCtine community in this
Commonwealth ana nation Every man
Of sense knows that the whiskcy bust
ness is the biggest fraud ;hat EXISTS
on the face OF the earth to-day But
II is ntrcnchrd in its cosn Of want
age behind the ramparts of the money
power. which in this country has been
made Its lcRallasd auxiliary
II was not because the enabling act
was Unconstitutional that the Jordan
bill failed Of passage NY the senate
nor yet was :; because those luw-inak
ing Soions conceived tbs idea that the
ambitious and Statewide projects en-
braced In this bill were as cfimericaI
as the basest fabric of a dream. No
1t was n matter of dollars and cents
Where is our revenua to run the ma
chinery Of this government TO come
from? This was the spectre that in
their waking hours stalked across their
fields OF vision and in the silent
watches or the night, l!lSc the sharp
!nsistcnt sting of an Interrogation
point. caused them To break uneasiy
from the embrace OF Morpheus
Unconstitutional? That was tho quib-
bio OF dodgor And the great body
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Letters From Readers OF The Times-Dispatch

knavcs.
Whose power but rests on 4 rabblc of
Your Master Is hero,
Avaunt, weak wrctches; abandon tho
Tho Man Of the Hour ,lic Man Of the
Is now to appear
The savior of France, whose rulers aud
Kings
Have ceas'd to exist and emu OF an
SONS nearl, a, hand.
The Great Man Of Destiny comes to
- py heavens command.
10 scatter the rahble with RICH, to de-
The fresdom of PLAYING his mastyrful
md making elatm good
As Titan alone. who tho tempest can
Ere Order ana Franco arc both swept
away
In torrents Of Mood
on plains Of The Caesars. win pinions
OF Eagles OF Frame, his lcgions lie led
Ana gan that career
Which startled tho world ana dazzlcs
With wondrous achievements OF genius
ana will
Without a cOmpcer.
At Jena ana WagraIu, great Austcrlitz.
The Empcrors' Battle" the victor he
o'er,opping them all:
The monarchg of Europe with armies
combin'd
No match for the masterful. powerful
They tain would fore=,an.
Eut why seek to follow that wondrous
career,
Which weak men revile, which strong
men revere.
Zen down to this day?
Now master of Europe. the world at
Now ior,ur'd by exile, seeing tho
wreck
OF world pass'd away.
Like some tow'rius poplar, some
mighty oak,
Whose top in the heavens, Inviting the
Aye, daring its glance,
Proud son or the Titans' ne lifted MS
The ,h "fad; strikes, and Napoleon
Colossus i, Of France.
Napoleon is dead that fortress. that
That marvel OF mind, that mountain Of
Us Is level'd at last
In history's Pantheon without pre-
The corsican STANDS, Gigantic i'm
And never surpassed.
CASCADE IA. DuVAL PORTER
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OF Virginians who arc standing by and
looking in Stones on this work are
saying silently TO themselves. we win
replace these dodgers with men"
Referendum? yes, there is Indeed a
referendum whu VIII ye, pass upon
this question. ana the result of their
deliberations VIII be made known by
the constitutional ins,rumcmtallty Of
tile ballot
condemnation OF The work of these
Senators. In many things they have
h"hc wisely ANA well. but in this one
thins, Which stood first and foremost
~ me expectation of so large anu IN
tlncGtiai a body of their constituency,
they have failed lam"utabIy failed.
The problem before us IS not ono OF
iltlCni morality ana righteousness.
iit't state " society which can exist
only upon the spotls OF the traffic in
RUIN has not attained Very htl:h posi-
ton IN the scale ot human progress.
and the desire for better things is ris-
ihH higher and higher IN tho hearts
81 ne peopl :; and like a mighty and
irresistible tidc IL IS destined 10 sweep
away everything and every man which
stands opposed 10 1t.
Whether prohibition prohibits or
crnment without whiskcy and WINS
key money or not. ana uues-
lions OF similar import are all alike
nctitio prncipii 20 those in whose
sous the determination to rid this State
pt TINS monstrun horrendum has as
stunned IuilSrown, n-siZc proportions.
THOSE "ho are making this demand are
not babes and sucklings. dodd .ring dot
ARDS. weaklinES who fear to walk III
the shadow of saloon nor idcalisttc
fanatics. They represent tho very best
brain and heart Of this grand old Com
m2nweplth. and they are gathering like
81 - pit ..f al pf lN.
my before whom they shall presently
appear bright rs the sun, fair as the
moon ana terrible as an army with
banners. McanEhiie. upon the walls
of our Capitol in Richmond the hand
writing appears and over against the
nam 5 Of some Of these servants of the
people III bold and legible letters stands
the word "Tchabod."
Crcwc r. NJ WILLIAMS
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Trensurers Control Legislators.

TO the Editor of The Times Dispatch
Sir.-Your editorial Of March on
the subject of county trcasur"rs CON-
trolling the Legislature is u Just cr'ti-
travelling auditors to check up treas
urers' books was defeated.
The simple fac, that SO many bills
trcasurers ind Gates widespread dis
satisfaction with existing conditions.
The root of the evil lies in a luck
of system, and in u lack of knowi-
edge OF accountancy on the part of
They are required by law to keep Il
separate account with many different
funds. creditinE each fund with its
proportion of each tax bin, less com
missions. and charging 1t with the war-
from sources other than tax Icv{eS,
which have to be distributed to this
proper fund. II an accurate account IS
not kept with each fund and the treas
urer. through lack OF system fails TO
report to the Boards of Supervisors
and schools the fun amount collected,
then the county loses, unless the
omission is afterwards discovered
There are various ways by which the
,oMrty may ma ,ose tNr9mgh incomplete
Thus 1t Will be seen that these ac-
counts arc not free from complica
lions and difficulties. but so far from
n complete set OF books being kept
cash book which should be- kept in
balance with the cash on hand ana
in hank. Examination OF Il trensur
er's accounts some timcs d!scloses a
shortage, without the slightest inton-
lion OF wrongdoing, and. I suppose,
urcr himself
The romedlas arc enactment OF laws
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Elementary Tcnchcr. Pay.

To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Str'--As SO much has been said aud
written about the elementary teacher.
the Elementary Teachers Association
desires TO lay the following facts be
fore the public:
The maximum salary of the el men
tary teacher is $685. a year: the aver
age monthly salary of the maximum
teacher is siS.15; the average expenses
Of the teacher dependent upon herself
IS siS; the balance then left the same
teacher is 50. Out OF this 50 she must
pay any expense that may arise. such
as doctors bills. dentists bills. books
etc: Ca per cent. Of thase teachers
have others dependent upon them and
10 per cent. are entirely dependent up
on their own efforts for n livelihood.
Four years OF high school study, one
year OF post graduate work and one
year as pupil teacher are the require
ments TO enter the system ms a regular
elementary teacher. She then receives
tho minimum salary Of $3.50 per ses
sion, an nvernG. of $50 per month for
the year After six years OF successful
service she receives the ma Ximum of
$3.50 per session. The number OF post
graduates offering for schools uas b.
come noticeabiy less for reasons obvi-
Gus.
Many eachers desire the professional
training offered by the summer schools.
but tn" small salary received makes II
impractiCablc in many cases. Stats
tics We're obtained from thirty cities
4 about the size of Richmond concerning
the 80 aries paid elementary teachers
IN their public schools. Richmond teach
ers receive salaries lower than those
of any city on that list.
Among the city employees. the women
teachers In the elementary schools are
paid tn lowest salaries OYER s5 per
cent of the children nov In school
are under the charge II elementary
teachers. To these women are intrust-
ed the physical, mental ana moral
training of the child for the first seven
years OF his school life after the kin
dergartcn. Does 1t not seem that the
salary should be in some degree com
mensuratc with the responsibilities OF
her position?
The maximum salary asked BY tho
ary recommended by the Ordinance
and Reform Committee was $50: the
salary recommended by the School
Board was S73l; the salary voted b.. the
Council was sI2o.
II the appropriation OF s27,5OO should
be divided among all the teachers and
principals. instead OF being given TO
crease would be so small 10 tho lat
ter class that the reasons for asking
the increase would still remain Indi-
Yidual Increases ARE frequently made
among the high school teachers and
sometimes among principals The Gle
form salaries, according to the num-
Der OF years taught. These teachers
feel that Increasing their salaries Will
raise the standard for the whole teach
Ing force. Poor salaries will hardly
attract we!l-preparcd teachers Into our
system.
THE ELEMENTARY TEACHERS. AS
ISOLATION. NJ. f. Craig. Pres: II.
G. Hughes. Cor. Sec; J. II. Halloran,
Rec. Sec
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Influence Against Constructive Lesis.
IufInn.


10 tha Editor of The TlmeH-Dispntch:
Sir,-Your editorial of Friday morn
Ing on the. Legislature is good. but II
session
1t has been apparent to every one
that All through this session OF the
legislature some inlluance has been at
work to check and throttle ali con
structivc Legislation for the State, and
this Influence. whatever 1t has been
mas been most emin .ntly successful
The sessions of The House would have
been lauEhahle, had the result not becn
so serious and so fun OF serious men
acc To the State. The promptness with
which tine opposition, usually headed
nY the Democratic floor leader. has
jumped into action to defeat any meas
ire for the good of the State has been
alnos; Joke.
The seriousness OF tho situation must
now he faced. This evidently means n
new condition for Virginia. a condition
calling for stern action. The state has
seemingly gone on record AS opposed
20 three things equality OF taxation
business msthods In administration ana
honesty in it's officials. The I.egisla
ture seems 10 say, Beat the old state
If you want tO-shc expects i, und
doesn't carc--and you are 'chump.
II YOU don't lake advantage of it,"
Is this invitation going to b. dlsre-
gardrd?
Now, seriously, wha, arc the pcopl.
70 30? The representatives evidently
don represent the peopl ?; Ii the Dam
ocratic party has turned into IAN ONCE
holders trust and no longer represents
the pconle-and this seems now an
parent beyond n douht--it is suicide Ia
hanE on TO the pnrty. and the people
must exert their power. The Rcpubli
cans are only small onlceholdlnc.
clique. Whore are We to turn? TIIs
situation seems 10 call for strong. de-
iormined action on the part of some
strong. fearless journals to lead the
people through the party. If they can.
but regardless of party if the party
has deserted the people. ]. # r.
Richmond
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A restless hrong they pass
Tense faces Of wGri "a y;... carr,
Youth ana Age ana N!fe---'''i9
The love OF gold IS there
Youth has the courage of Hope,
AND Faith, with werm aeaft peat
Age smiles nTI, u cynical smile and signs.
FOR Inc noprs Of mis- youth were
Meeting.
Beauty comes Notwithstanding
Comes AvarIc.. witn greedy artl,
lie, us pray she may have the eour-
TO i "1I her wOman's aeart.
wealth rides in his earriage-n4uns-
Ills riehes win race o. pride
Va!nly he values his luxury,
because his brother cannot ride
Here a face that is strong in lie weak
Bears IL scars Of battle with sin.
Hope is gone. hut Faith will save
Give him strength for the struggle
within
Here is Manhood. in health and
strength
Love and Faith and Hope are his
He envies no man under the sky.
Along the straight pathway OF Duty
Are thorns, and many to guile
The man and the woman. with Evil
Oft covered with Beauty's smile
For the crossroads of Life are paint
With signs of wonderful art.
And Sin seems a thing OF beauty.
And Vice wears tho guise Of Art
And the throns is one in thciE weak
ness.
And foolish strife for gold
In their vanity, pride and longing
For the things which Others hold.
Childhood ana Innocence. playing
Through the bright sunlight years.
Wondering nj LIES meaning
God keep them. the little dcars.
EDMOND FoNTATNE
IHuchhur- Gctnher 1ahS
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Heavenly NirsInin.

To The Editor of The Times Disratch.
Sfr.--In n copy OF tho Virginia and
North Carolina Almanac for 1906 an
pears the following patriotic and in
tcrcStine poem DO. YOU know tho
name of the author
The CALCULATIONS Tor the almanac
were made hv BENJAMIN Bates. Han
over county. Va. and the first stnnza
OF the poem leads ono to infer that
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Soarbing

SUITE OF DELIGHTFUL ROOMS. No.
100 Vest Main, adjoining Jefferson
Hotel, also few table buardcrs
hone comforts
WANTED. BoARDERS 3l5 EAST
Franklin. large front room,
MAisoN FRANCHISE. n2 NORTH
Eighth street. Richmond. Va. Louis
Chevallcr, Prop. date chef Palace
iotcl, san francisco. and chef Net
ropolitan Club. Washington. y. CT.
catering ANA preparing for prival.
dinners specially: French table
dhote dinner daily. 1850 TO 3 r. NJ.
eoc.; lunch daily. 1850 a. NJ. 10 3
j. NJ, soc. meals also served a Ia
carte. For private dinners. etc.
cooks viii Dc furnished at residences
II desired. Phone Madison i03s
REFINED YOUNG LADY TO ROOM
with another: also table boarders
100 East Grace
1903 WEST GRACE SrREET-ROOMS
with board Terms moderate.
BOARD AEp EOC MS, LARGE AND
small: home comforts SOS y Fifth
Street.
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AS directed by a decree OF the Cir
tered at its December term, 1911. In
the suit OF Meade Z. t.dmunds vs. Y. G.
Edmunds ct ais, the Undersigned spe-
clal commissioner Will sell by public
auction, in front of the Bank OF Din
widd!e, At Nick enney, Va. on
MONDAY, MARCH II, 1912,
at IL o'clock NJ.
% All of the standing timber six
inches and upward in diameter on O
certain tract OF land containing 01S
acres, situate about one mile from Nc
Kenaey,
Ii Is estimated that there are about
100000 feet of pine. oak and poplar
timber. about 10000 railroad ties, and
considerable quantity of gum and
cedar on said tract. The purchaser
remove said timber and the usual
privileges OF ingress and egress and
right OF locating sawmills. lumber
yards, etc.
TERMS: Cash.
(2) said tract OF land containing 618
acres known as the j. L. Edmunds
home tract. fronting on the Mill Road
in said county and adjoining the lands
OF Dr. Il Il. Wilkinson, d. l.. Wells.
Zehmer ana others, together with the
dwelling house, outbuildings and ten
ants house thereon.
TERMS: Onc-third cash; balance in
table notes, with interest from data
o. sale
]. NJ TOWNSEND,
Special Commissioner.
RENSIE BUNrERWORTH
Auctoneer
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sultrtturs ano salfsn,en

WANTED, Ar oScE, 'sAIEsNtEy or,
ability to sell lightning rods ,hrou. h
must be sober and hustler cash
salary 500 per month and commission,
expenses paid. or can nave an inter-
est in the business; capital not lin
Answer giving fun particulars with
reference y GS3 care Times Dis
patch.
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l9rIp GEantfn, female

WANTED, THREE EXPERIENCED
salesladies in our piano department.
Good salaries 10 those VINO are NIL
ing 10 hustle. Must have some ex-
pcrience as salcslady. THE CRAFTS
PIANO CO. l2l East Broad Street.
LADIES WISHING; TO MAKE Pin
none and not afraid OF light can
Yassing write o HUBERT Morris
Crescent. Yonkcrs. y. T.
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lSeal Cstatr EDr Slle

. - "
BARCiAIN. - . r
farm OF sc 6-lo acres. situated one
mile from the thriving town of
Orange. in the hcrat OF the fertile
Piedmont section OF Virginia Being
on q macadam road makes II 10
minutes from the railroad station.
high school churches, business
centre Of the county. etc. The house
has eight rooms. and is new, with
water. bathroom. etc. The barn.
stable and other ouibuiidings are
in good condition. Sixty-six apple
trees insure an abundance of fruit.
81 6-IO acres In cultivation: 80 acres
in woods of good young timber. soil
rcd and gray. Price, $3.50. $1,000
cash. For further Information APP
ply p .. Box 326, Orange, Va.
VIII SACRIFICE SI,5U0 WORTH OF
CHESTNUT HILL LOTS FOR $1,000
If SOLD THIS WEEK. SOME ON
TIE. CAR LINE, THE OTHERS
NEAR THE CAR LINE. OWNER
MUST HAVE MONEY TO MEET
URGENT NEED. ADDRESS SAC
RIEICE HON 4ui. CITY.
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Poultry, }orts ann 1ior stprk

RHODE ISLAND REDS. as COOP AZ
the best: vigorous. iarin-raised: 81
per sittins 50 per hundred. MRS. Z.
\. BUSCH, Route ], Highland
springs or r. II. D1CKERSON. at
richmond Harness Co. lG y. Eigh-
tecnth street. Yards Cold iIurbor
Hanover county
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I1rIp, a9aIr ann .t:flnlIf

OPERATORS ARE iN
great demand. Positions assured.
nice work. good pay Learn by oar
short and interesting Ioethods MAS
SEY BUSINESS COLLEGE, sO2 East
Broad Street
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15usinrss Qpppr1tlnItlr5

I Will SELL ALL OK ANY pNE.r
Of my 5000 stock in West Vir-
Einia gas company that Is earning
20 per cent. annually, as | need
money to protect stnothe. Investment.
The company supplies gas 10 three
towns and is headed 6y prominent
banker and business men For par
ticulars address +. o. Box Ila. WASH.
: inSton, .. G.
WANTED. AN Al SALESMAN WITH
managerial qualifications TO take an
important position with an old ana
wcil-cstabli5hcd business. Can fmi.
nish the highest banking indorsr.
ments. The right man will have nm
income of from $4,000 to s5,00D pn,.
annum VIII require an Investment;
OF $4,000, investment well srcur ii
and dividend bearing. Address +;
dS9 care Times Dispatch.
WANT GOOD LIVE MAN. CAPABLE
managing statesmen. to take State
agency OF new patent. Should pay
right party $4,000 first year From
$500 to $1,000 capital necessary. You
handle own money. For particulars
write 702 Empire Life Building, At
ldnta. Ga.
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j2Otfff5

PIANO TONE KESrOI.ING-Br OUK
unique method we can make your old
piano Hourd SIS good as many new
Instruments. )ur repair department
is equipped to do all kinds Of piano
ana oiayer- piano WORK. Estimates
Shee:tili? girnr, without charge
Come IN ara get our expert ali
wee without ,bligating yourself
CRAFTS. III L. Broad street Rich.
mond. Va. Madison G5QG.
PIANO NOVI%G.-.WE CAN PUT
y,u! piano where others would not
attempt the worE. our moving de.
pnrth'ent !s iinally equipped to move
CRAFTS. Moving Dcpoft tim TT III
East Broad Street Nldison 65O5.
THIS IS TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
in9i VIII be Responsible only FOR
debts contracted ~ myself /. /.
RILEY
TO THE pUDLIc:
wish TO announce that 10
al KINDS Of carpenter and brick
Work, build ana repair houses Oficc
SO: \. Twenty ninth street II. j.
ZAJAC.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
That JAliNkE BROS. Jewellers. sl2
ana EEMOuHT DIAMONDS iN TIiE
LATEST STYLES OLD gold and sli.
yer always taken In exchange.
RAILROADS MUST iIAvN. TELE
sraphers. They oncr gooi pay and
advancement Learn the science
with US Nicely equipped school. .f-
pert operator as teacher and reasou-
able tuition rates offered. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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agrnts 1liant.n

AGENTS WANTED, LATEST INVEN
tons; best selling spcclalties on the
market: big money for busters.
Write to-day. CONNOLLY MANU-
FEATURING co, Roaring Spring.