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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-16

John Krumnack 1112 e. 9th. 1880 10000
Mrs. Angus, 1910 So. 14th 1000. 143,9S5
Hattie Ydstie, 912 East Harrison. =. .137,485
Mrs Marie Pfaff, 302 So. Wash. 1890
Melvin Bucholtz, I'D and East B. .132,170
Mrs. v. w. Stearns, 5S15 So. L.. .132,0S0
Mrs. Blanche Sherman, 6004 Puget Sd129,695
AL REIN, 5000 Window ...... 129,605
Frank Martz, 1901 So. 18th ...... .12S,590
Carl Doty, 6201 So. Puget Sound ...12S, 165
VIM Smidl, 5642 So. Warner .126,0S5
Mrs. Florence Kohler, 1927 So. K .125,9S5
Anele Anderson, 1921 East Harrison. 125,260
Paul Newman, 1903 So. e. ......1 24,17O
Mrs. M. Launder, 4706 So. Warner. .123,765
J. II. Hill, 1868 Pacific av. $3.50
Mari. Reynolds, Fern Hill ........123,365
Juanita Newton, 623S Montgomery. 117,S10
Mrs. j. W. Rieck, 1927 Thompson .115, 900
Ruby Mullen, 6222 So. Lawrence. ...111,1S5
Ernest Hagen, 563S So. Warner. ,290
Julia Hansen, Parket st .1O6,OSO
Mrs. T. T. Westby, 6124 So. G.....103,720
Olga Anderson, 1101 East 35th. 103,100
s. Moceri, jr., 1912 So. M .........102 ,155
Mrs. w. G. Carrotte, $500 So. G ...100,375
Mona Richards, ZIG East 35th -. 95,105
Sylvia Dalin, 1919 East Wright 800. 93,205
Edwin Thompson, 6119 So. Yakima. S8,475
Edith Moody 3T07 So. Yakima -. $3.50
Volney Crane, 1916 So. seth S2,255
Esther Lundeen 5409 So. J. S2,035
Genevieve Reap 1884 So. 1 ST.. 5000
Mrs. Eunice Anderson, 405 Puyallup. 1850
Ralph Spencer, 3514 So. Monroe. -. 1880
Gladys Williams, 1854 So. e. 71,190
Carl Johnson, SIS So. 35th. ....... 70,815
VIM. HOMELAND, 706 East Gath. 49,. Cabs
Harriet Lawrence, 1913 So. J...... 1895
Margaret Bone 1910 So. Sheridan. 51,340
Hans Evers 1882 Pacific ......... 46,065
H. Lawson, 1899 Park av........t.. 42,10O
Mrs. Astrom, 1908 So. K. ......... 10000
Aretha Baker 321h East 25th 49,. 34,130
Carl Venske 6431 Junett ......... 1855
Mrs. w. T. Young, 1855 So. Tacoma 2S,645
Hazel Alvey, 1714 So. E........... $1,000
Mrs. Amelia Gamer, 1741 So. D.... 24,97O
Clarence Chessman, 6517 Pacific. -. 21,055
Gus Larson, 3S1S East X ......... 20,25O
Anna Wayne, 1896 e. 3Sth. ....... 1885
Lena Skinstad, 1920 So Prospect :. 1905
W. A. Card S7th and SITS. ......... 1870
Mrs. Nora Jones, $500 East C.. ...... 16,415
Gladys Annis, 1902 &c. K........ 1866
Mrs. e. Marque, BOG So. 34th... 12,925
Mrs. Lily Coulter Raymond Hotel... 1910
Josie Morisette, 2546 So. Tacoma. 1000
W. d. Orr, 2114 So. 49th. .r......, 1880
Olga Serbye, $500 East d. .,...... 1880
w. A. Henderson, 1919 So. DID,. 1880
Dwight Ball, 564S So. Junett. ..... 10000
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-16

DISTRICT NO. Including ali those who
reside in the city of Tacoma, south of South
Eleventh street, from the Bay to Sprague ave.
nue. and south of South Twelfth street from
Sprague avenue to the City Limits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-16
O'clock Tuesday

Harry Stone, 9191s So. Yakima. 5.o26
Ruby Jackman, 1905 so. 1 st. ...... 5000
Mrs. A. Sanderman. 2115 No. Mason 5000
Warren Rice, 2018 So. 7th ........ 5000
Oscar Volk. 708 No. End ........... 5000
Mrs. J. P. Burnside, 3S1S No. 34th... 5000
Elsie Bowman Oakland Station 800. 5000
Mildred Leach. 39o3 No Stephens. :. 5000
Ruth Williams, Prospect Hill 800. 5000
Marcel Kahn, 612 So Tacoma ...... 5000
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-16

DISTRICT NO. 3-Including all those who
reside outside the city of Tacoma.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13
SEQUATCHIE VALLEY
BAPTISTS TO HOLD
FIFTH SUNDAY MEETING

JASPER, Tenn, Mar. g. The Fifth
Sunday meeting of the Sequatchie Val
ley Association of Baptists will be
held at Jasper this year in the new
Baptist church erected there last year.
Friday morning. March 80, after de-
votional exercises conducted by A. B.
Burnett, the ''Parable of the Ten Vir-
gins" will be discussed by VIM. Kerr
and j. w. Williams, and "Is There
More Than One Plan of Salvation 7"
by W. E, Billingsley and 7. J. Smith
E. j Baldwin will deliver sermon
on Security of Believers. - In the
afternoon a praise service will be con-
Quoted by W. W. Love, after which
"The Relation of the Church to
Christ" will be discussed by J. Fl.
Graham and J. G. Lambert, and
'Does Regeneration Precede Repen-
tance and Faith" by W. N Rose, I.
w. Morrison and w. S. Motley. w.
|. johnson will lead the devotional ex-
ercises at night and j. H. Graham
will deliver the sermon.
Saturday morning the pastor, I. j.
Smith, will lead the prayer service,
after which Estate Missions" will be
discussed by VIM Kerr, Home Mis-
sions," by W. J. Lodge, Foreign
Missions" by DR.. L. L. Janeway.
The sermon will be delivered by W.
N. Rose, 1.-THE Great Commission. >
In the afternoon papers on the Sun
day School and the Bible" by Super
intendent o. W. Chastain, of Whit
we'll; "The Sunday School and Mis-
sions, :" by Superintendent Barber, of
Pikeville, and "How to Have Live
Sunday SCHOOL, by Supt. Minton of
Dunlap, will be read. Mrs. Lodge of
South Pittsburg, will discuss the sub
iect of "Woman's Work." and W. N.
Rose will speak on Support of Our
UNCONVENTIONAL Papers At night
devotional exercises will be led by }.
G. Lambert, with sermon by W. W.
Love.
After Sunday School at usual hour
Sunday morning, W. E. Billingsley
will deliver the sermon.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13
Herrin, Ill.

SPECIAL to the Ne70S.
Well, March is right here and so am
l. l saw piece from Buckner, III. I
think I know Mrs T. W. Mccormack.
think she is the daughter of John
Mason. | knew her at Dunlap, Tenn.
/ would like to hear fIom Mrs. John
Mosgrove in the next issue of the
News
Work is very slow now.
FL. q. Erwin wants match for his
black horse.
Mrs. John Lenard has returned from
California where she spent the winter
with her sister-inlaw, Mrs Maggie
Davis.
Mrs. Will Weddle has not yet re-
turned from California where she has
been spending the winter with her sis
ter, Maggie Davis.
W. FL, Erwin and j. F. Rogers were
in town to get fencing.
We will soon have another big
school house.
| guess "Gold Tooth" Bill likes
Illinois all right. don't hear any
complaint.
Well. we have little show once il,
a great while
If you want to see Will Erwin laugh
just ask him if he likes to milk his
Young COW.
Miss Marble Erwin likes to 60 to
shows, don't you know, and bring
home peanuts to mama.
| will call off my dogs now.
Shoemaker Boy.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13

parties 20 ths proeseair.. sSoSinE tSsi
ssHn or to r.. r.SSor
prejudice, is not a fair ana impartial
sSs sSa be s' the ' dutS rr Of G' sSsa % jnSs. % or
chancellor to Immediately certify 70
the. Governor HIS incompetsncy TO try
:Ss :SsA .s: S.1 1.d vs%.s peSs f. .Ss
sommEsSion to some psrsos q Kwfgl
ne s osjss.iSn. "a .npo~sripS sIs as such % person S
20 try SAID cauae, and such special
1udee may designate q time anq place.
fore hiEp. which shall not be less than
hftesn dAys or more than thirty eayS
after his commission by the qovernar;
the oath prescribed by law for judges
of this state before entering upon the
dutisa OF his offiee;. u upon the hear
that the defendant ought to Be rs:
moved from office: an yrdSr of removal
shall bs accordingly entered ena therr-
law provides for the fllinE of vacan-
Ss Ssnsn an :Rpf nS By s s ss Sn :TS :Ses vS S
peal be finally heard ~na disposed off
and. Provided further. II Temporary
appSintmsnS has been been made nsds,.y BY ts tss
temporary appointes shall discharg9
the duties of the ofice until the appeal
Is disposed of, and n such Temporary
appointment has not been previously
made. the court making tho order of
removal shall, in such order. designats
and appoint some suitable and duly
qualified person to discharge the duties
of the office pending the appeal.
Two other meritoriOus acts IN fhe In
terest OF law enforcement have been
introduced. One In an act to provide
for the Interchange Of tudges. Suoh q
Jaw. ~ constitutional. would ADWhtiees
he effective. The other is the aNti-tug
Rct. the purpOac of which tS 80 pro-
hthit the ahinment OF HaUor fvOIn one
point 20 another within the STATE.
Cor'eH Of thts folder Will he eup-
riabed for dirfrihvt'o~ bv TIVE TEw-
~rsasaE AN~s-SAV.OON I,EAGUE, e40
Stahlman Building, Nashville Tspn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13
Kellys' Ferry.

Sb'CtdI 10 the NedOS.
Rain is the order of the day and ev-
erybody is staying in doors
Miss May Newsom and sister visited
Miss Beatrice Hartman Sunday.
Robert Anderson and wife visited
homefolks Sunday.
A hig crowd visited the ball ground
Sunday and all enjoyed themselves.
If you want to see John Hartman
look sad, ask him who called on him
Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Anderson said she would
like to see her sister and brother in
Kansas City.
q. W. Sexton, of Lawson, Mo, said
be would like to know who the writer
from Kansas City was 1t is Mrs.
Mollie Grow, the daughter of Martin
Hartman, of Kelly's Ferry. Her ad-
dress is Kansas City, Mo, 1914 Penn
Ave- The people like to read G. W,
Sexton's letters in the News every
week and also those of the writer from
Kansas City,
If you want to see Lewie Massey
smile, ask bim who were the two girls
he found Monday evening.
If you want to see Miss Beatrice
Hartman smile, ask her how she likes
to go to town twice week.
Miss Faytie Massey called on Bee
Hartman Sunday.
Martin Hartman took his little
daughter, Sallie, back to st. Elmo
Sunday, where she has been going to
school for some time.
Lewie Massey said it was bad luck
for the bees to be coming out of the
gum, and be told one of bis girls to
run ard stop up the gum for all of the
bees were swarming.
Mrs. Mary McNabb is still on the
mend.
The people of Kelly's Ferry are de-
pending on getting school at Cum
mings' Chapel, where the people have
MT had school for three years. We
have enough children to hold school
there. Blue Eyes
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13
Dunlap.
to fhe NezOs.

.SpPtla/ to tie VezOs.
Pretty weather seems to be the Or
der of the day and visiting, also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mason visited
Mr.. and Mrs Wiley Rogers Sunday
Mrs. Ella johnson and sister, Mar
tina Lively, visited their mother Sun
day.
Mrs. Lee Morgan and husband NOV
ed to Newtown last week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Long visited
Wiley Rogers today.
Mrs. frankie Turner and sou, Thorn
as, moved to the Lawrence Camp place
last week.
Mrs. Cuba Trusley went to town
shopping Saturday.
Robert Lockhart brought his wife
from the mountain where she had
been visiting his grandparents for the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs Silas Carlton called
on their daughter Sunday afternoon =
Mrs. Myrtle Johnson's mother has
been visiting her for few days.
Alex Rollins and son, Will and fam
lily moved to Whitwell last week
Come on, 'Wbip-poor- will" of
Buckner, III. think l know you.
Would like TO see T. W. Mccormack
and wife. also r. A. Smith.
Alfred Davis and wife spent Sunday
with home folks. Miners Wife.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13
SMALL FREIGHT
WRECK ON N. & C.

A small freight wreck occurred at
Victoria Friday morning at 10 o clock.
A freight was proceeding through the
place at medium speed when defec-
tive brake beam fell to the track,
throwing four cars off the track and
badly splintering them mp. None of
the train men we're hurt The wrecker
was summoned from Chattanooga, and
arrived about . o'clock and the wreck
was cleared away. The accident oc-
CURED at point where it was posi-
BILE to switch around the wreck, and
hence none of the trains on the Sequat-
chic Valley Division were delayed.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13
HOUSE PARTY AT VICTORIA.

VICTORIA, Tenn, Mar TO- Miss
Eunice Hutton, the popular music
teacher, entertained with a house par
ty the latter part of the week. Among
those attending were Misses Irene
Turner, Hortense Spears, Grace Kelly,
Virginia and Bess Hoge, of Jasper.
Eliza and Henrie Martin, Sequachee,
Aileene Pryor and Marie Miller, Of
Whitwell; Messrs. Leslie Miller, AL
bert Price, Chas. Bridges, Of Whit
we'll; Sam Martin, Sequachee; Cory
Robertson and Gaines Kelly, Jasper;
Marvin Anderson and Hadley Scott,
So. Pittsburg Some of the guests re-
manned over Sunday and jolly good
time was had.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13
HON. JONES C. BEENE.

The Hon. Jones G. Beene, of South
Pittsburg, died at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Harry Olmsted, OF
Chattanooga early Monday morning.
The funeral was held at South Pitts
burg Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Beene has always been promin-
ent in democratic politics in this
state, and has represented his county
in the state senate. He is survived by
seven children, Mr.. Russell Owen
Beene, of Washington, d. G; Mr.. Joe
Reene, of Nashville; Miss Ida Lee
Beene, Of st. Mary's, O; Mrs. F. 81.
Berndt, of Mexico City, Mexico; Mrs.
Harry Olmsted and Jones O. Beene,
Jr., both of Chattanooga.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13
TO PRESENT
"OtD DeESTRlCT SKULE"

TRACY CITY, Tenn, March r.
The Improvement Club of Tracy City.
is preparing to present "The Old Dee
strict Skule'' and committee has been
appointed to see if the play can be cast
and rehearsed in time for presentation
April l. The committee is Mrs. Alb
ernathy Mrs. Thorogood, and Miss
Hattie Finney. The proceeds will be
devoted towards the purchase of new
piano for Shook School,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13
For Diseases of the Skin.

Nearly all diseases of the skin, such
as eczema, tetter, salt rheum and bar
bers itch, are characterized by an in
tense itching and smarting, which Of
ten makes life burden and disturbs
sleep and rest. Quick relief may. be
had by applying Chamberlain Salvee.
1t allays the itching and smarting. al
most instantly. Many cases have been
cured by its use. For sale by all deal
ers
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13

when the a6foon interests gain con-
troll OF the election machinery and the
government of the State as they have
The domination of the cities.
This question OF enacting additional
legislation for the enforcement of the
lour-mile law Is not a party question.
Every party should favor the en-
torcsment OF the law.
The present hope for law enforce
nsnt lies In the country people Of Ten
nsssee and their representatives. in the
Legislature. regardless of party. To
them [ appeal for the suppression OF
lawlessness and nullihcation We can
DO honor to the spirit and the memory
OF "Old Hickory" Jackson by wiping
out the disgrace OF nullifieatiOn in Ten
nessee. This need not be q party vic
tory 1t should be victory OF the
people triumph Of law and order
and Kood govsrBmSst which We N
hsritsA from cur foFefatherS and which
we should beoUOata to our posteFitJ.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13
FROM AN ADDRESS BY q. w. DYER
CIPALfTTEs IN OTHBR STATRS.s


lincation Of law In TennssSSs is very
simple II isn't neoSsssry to bring In
principle OF government; Il isn't neces-
sary to depart in the least from Dem
OrasiS.Ss OsTaS N or 5E0m as shs oHn
In the Constitution OF this state BY
our fathers, The remedy has already
n sRIsf IN every 1HS
try, so far as fknow, where municipal
government has been made . success.
rs fa 1sa. PsRa in 'mfPy faat % sS sss ss1 he are IN
theory responsible to the State govern
ment: whose agents they are Tor the
The principle has been recognized
States Of the Union. In Virginia every
feslslAture; this. q course. makes
state for the feithful performance Of
are changed from district 70 di.trlct
by system Of rotation. In Michigan,
sfl officials, not legislative or judicial.
%sf jasi Cause a. New Yor :Sess ooP eGr
oners, district attorneys and county
clerks are removable BY the dover4er.
trict attorneys and registrars Of deeds
are removable by the chief executive.
In Missouri, the aovessnor appoints the the
force in the larger cities. In two OF
the most progressive States of the
Union, New York and Massachusetts,,
this principle of State administrative
control of local officials has been put
in full operation with reference to law
cities In the United states, IN New
York City, the mayor, the borough
presidents, who are really sub-mayors,
and the police commissioners are sub
tect to removal by the Governor Of the
State on charges after a hearing. In
fact. the Governors authority has been
twice exercised recently In the removal
of borough presidents In Massachu-
setts, the commissioner in charge of
the police in Boston Is appointed by
the Governor of the State. In Ohio,
the Governor has the r over to remove
mayors. and this power was exercised
by Governor Harmon. only short
From the wording and spirit. of the
Constitution of Tennessee, 1t Is very
obvious that the trainers of the Con-
stitution intended that the Governor
should be given all the power neces-
sary to enable him to carry out the
plain provision of the Constitution with
reference to the enforcement of all
the laws on the statute books, since
the Constitution provides that the
Governor shall see to 1t that all the
laws be enforced"
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13
A Pleasant PhYsic.

When you want pleasant physie
give Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets a trial. They are mild and
gentle in their action and always pro-
Uuce a pleasant cathartic effect. Call
at any dealers for free sample.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13
DWELLING BURNED
AT WHiTWELL

A dwelling occupied by Henry Hol-
loway was destroyed by fire Sunday
afternoon, March |, at five o'clock.
A defective fue was the cause of fire.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13
WOODROW WILSON ENDORSES THE
PRINCIPLE OF GIVING THE Gov
ERNOR THE POWER TO RE
MOVE MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS.

On February 5 Of this year, a com.
mittee of the Anti-Saloon League cf
New Jersey called on Governor Wilson
at Trenton, to urge his support OF a
move municipal functionaries who are
derelict in their official duties. In re-
ply to this request, Governor Wilson
said:
81 have no hesitation In sayinK that
the power of the Governor ought to be
Increased in the matter of removal OF
officials. There IN no doubt about the
merit of auch a bill, but have often
spid that. though was sworn I'm to
gee that the laws of the state were car
rled out. / was mot In n position to do
So. All can do IL to rail against per-
on hove access to the LeRlslature. and
IT would not he hard to fnd nm inHu-
cptiaI legislator to Introduce such.
hill. j shall always avail myself of the
Opporturtty to approve the principle OF
the bill"
Self government" says woodrow
Wilson IN "rhe state, 'impli $, whan
tration are officers of the State, of the
tFe machinerv S Of their appointment,
trai al instead of to their neighbors
4 municipal corporation has been
described by the supreme Court of the
United States "as a representatiYe not
its governmental power. 1t is ~Le
its creatures, made for speciac pur-
nose to exercise within a limited sphere
the powers OF the state. The state
governs the State at large. or contract
q. s vs.. B. 4 o. r. r.. II wailace)
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13

Read What President Woodrow Wilson
and Gov. Ben W. Hooper Say About
Needed Law Enforcement Legislation.
Gov. Ben W. Hooper's Appeal to the
People of the State.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13

Frost-proof cabbage plants for sale
Apply at this Office.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13
SHALL THE STATE
GOVERNMENT
Or the Outlaw Liquor
Interest in the Cities
Hold Sovereign Power
in Tennessee?

Law Enforcement Meas
ureS Now Pending in the
Tennessee Legislature
on Which Representa-
tion From All Parties
and Factions Are United
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13

mended for passage. The hrst Dill CA)
more important features Of the others
are given:
AN ACT TO "A AUTEo39IZEt TIIIc,I THE GoV- =
4EFICERs For WILbLEULLY,, VI, RE,
FAfIfsa F.sHtNS ASD ND NEGLNcTIEG EEfS.1!S r 8
ATs THS iFSF4sSFSFNE ~ nc SFsTr 3E 3eAiE5E THE
LEW wDNFSS. DRUNKENNESs,
aASEEA.ccSMEE aAN!4G; II FdF Of iSNFoxr6AIe4, S Ae
Whereas, The CONSTITUTION OF this
state provides that the Governor shall
executed, but leaves to the Legislature
the enactment OF laws enabling him TO
perform that duty; and,
that in certain parts OF this state, ana
especially In some Of tie larger cities,
the laws against lswdness drInksn .rS
sale or intoxicating liquors are CON
stantly;, hsgrantly@openly and publicly
nruricinal corporations created by the
Law OF this State. to the evil eXampt"
OF all others, the corruption Of III. the pub pub
dard Of citizenship, the undermining
OF respect for. all laws; and thu, great
huTF tHatfon OF the orderly ana law
abiding body Of the people of the
whole State: and.
whereas, The law w-abidng people Of
the local communities and cities where
these abuses exist have found it i'm
possible, on account OF the influence OF
The Iawless elements therein over the
edv these abuses, therefore.
Section ], Be IT. enacted by the Cen
eraI Assembly OF the state Of Tennes-
see That whenever II shall come to
+. - H. - the C-.-----r- tE2t
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-13
BILLS BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE

the following bills have beer. recon-
mended for passage. The first bill (A
iq here printed in full. while only the
more important features of the others
are given
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
5oIiritprs ann aalrsmen

y FiEST-cLASSI uP-To DATE SrE-
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ana poultry remedies to dealers only
IN virginia, commission contract,
with mail ord", provision. unless you
can convince US that YOU are able to
sell goods and have & clear record do
mol apply Address. giving age. three
&ALis MA&HGiIRt' care are Magi FOOD FOOD
Company. Chattanooga, Tenn
WANTED, Statesmen no CARRY
our line Of trunks, bags suitcascS
ana leather novelties rs a SIDE line
on 10 per cent commission basis; out
~ consists Of catalogue and order
book. none but BUSTERS ana expert
Tf:Ksnt?HG TEhViLrN5GG '" coos
90. Petersburg. Va
WANTED, SPECIALITY SALESMAN
for Virginia aud West Virginia FIX
pcricnccd ia working small towns
preference given 10 men NOW travel
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SALESMEN Wnn WORK THE COCN-
ifN S,"i" trau" can make good money
handling well known and extensive
ly-adN"rtiscd line ON the side. state
Territory covered ana give references.
Addrcas f. -. IioH liza. Richmond,
10 YOC WANT $40 \ DAY. SIDE or
main limc retail nrcni,nm aud punch
board dcals? Ton propositions.
AMERICAN FACTORIES CO. ST
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WANTED. HARNESS SALESMAN TO
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Kan.
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