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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
situations Suantfo. 9eaIs

fuT Ne MNN WITH INFERENCE
wants position eel r.f. salesman. 3
core Tlm~s-uisr7'~
Assistant REGISTERED DRUG
EIef nUH years experience desires
position EsHrI.afr fef Fest q ref
n.cs Furnished Address c IS
core Times Dispatch.
frE-N g Man. ENTEHrENCEu AND
l..uslsfet ir sifl. desires Gil. repre-
cert marufarfuI er thrl - tafs tcr-
r.fnrs Reference o. sorl A. rs
.sre Tines Bispaff.
So So NAN WITT stNFN YEARS
experience In Co. .aIfrars . .Iusse
ufe f. Naha . change t.n ..rf
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situations laanteo. a9alr

COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER DE
sires position for part or whole OF
day l. 1872. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. BY YOUNG MARRIED
man. position as bookkeeper or gen
cral clerk. & .N3, care Tlmes-Dls-
patch.
AMBITIOUS. ENERGETIC YOUNG
man, good appearance, desires posi-
ton in some shoe company where
ability is recognized. used to hard
work. Address + Az, care Times
Dispatch.
IIRsT-CLASS sTENOGRAPHER AND
assistant bookkeeper desires TO
change position: five years expert
emce: best references. Address + 4l3,
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION ~ BOOKKEEp-
or or clerical work by experienced
and capab man. Address L 81,
care Times Dispatch
WANTED. POSITION As MANAGER
for mail order department of estab-
lished house, or would consider pro
position 10 open new department. Ad-
dress + 313 care mes-Dispateh.
IVAN. -. BY A REGISTEKED PHAR-
macisi. relief work at night and on
Saturday afternoons: Sood refer
enccs. Address ID 81, care Times
Dispatch.
ARCHITECT. SO YEARS OF AGE. Is
years experience years training
in New York cry. wishes 10 form
partnership with good business man
and capitalist 10 carry on practice
i'm above town Address { 1876. care
Times Dispatch.
OF EXPERIENCE AND
ability desires employment portion OF
each day best references. Address
h pa. care Times-Dispatch.
men. - and 20 years old. OF good
appearance. best reference. wish po-
sition together travelling sales
men or demonstrators. Territory
immaterial. Address Boa 1871. Wythe>
Vile. Va.
WANTED. POSITION AS ORDER
clerk by young man. B 2iS. care
Times-Dispatch.
VAN OPPOSITION BY EXPE-
rienced bookeeper. f 4O5, care
Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. PERMANENT POSITION AS
operator and retoucher in good
studio. Address l. 936, care Times
Dispatch
WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN, PLACE
as collector or solicitor. II 36S, care
Times Dispatch.
AND OFFICE MAN OF
experience ana ability desires 10
make change - once. Can handle
the credit work and correspondence.
can use typewriter. All. care
Times Dispatch.
COMPETENT (MALE) STENOGRA-
pher desires position. + i20, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. BY REGISTERED PHAR-
macist. February l. will give as ref
erences the leading druggist CT Rich
mond. * 42S, care Times-Dlspatch-
ASSISTANT PHARMA-
cist with experience. desires posi-
ton at once. Best references. l.
10. care Times-Dispatch.
INTERVIEWED STENOGRAPHER.
well recommended; also experienced
in general office work, desires a posi-
ton at once Address + 425, care
Times Dispatch
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agfnt5 lliantso

Ty f.NTY EIGHT SAILS AN HOUR
-f 80 cents profit each - their rec
ord Win or Niam! SILK Popiin
N-ckvcar and initial set coDglna-
zion. spri-g styles now ready TIKI
WILSON MIC. CO. Dept -. I.ancSs-
f.r. -
WANTED. TWO AGENTS FOR RICH
rroud ono Tor PetersbLTg. W rite
Tor details CHRISTIAN JUL. 81
west clay street.
AGENTS. NEW BUSINESS. NEN
aeid big profits. selling watcr-
.,ower massage machine. Parker sells
= first day. Margwarth saws, Max
f.e SO daily. Lewis soils fifst
n.rr~ Investigate uow--to-day. f"s-
I'll will do. Rig surprise awaits you.
BLACK STONE CO. ca. Meredith
Bldg Toledo. O.
LARGE MANrFACTURER or SPb-
risffv line. with established tfapr'
wants experienced travelling sales
ftcn. eaiarf position. with EXPENSE
advanced. state axe. experience ana
References in initial letter. lhO-
OUOIs MFG. CO. Cleveland, @.
AGENTS. -AN EASY WINTER SILL
.r you can make 8 daily Write
Tor sample free and catalogue Pts'NN
SALES CO. Box 20. Garland, Pa
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l9fIp Ilantfb a9alt

>>ARE YOU DOING WORK THAT Is
laying the foundation OF a successful.
happy LIE? or are you Just driftine
along. doing any work you can get
whether lou like II or not?
You can't afford TO disregard me iu-
ture If between l. and 25. the age
when YOU lay the foundation or your
llife's success or failure. you shoula
be as work where everything ysu 90
counts.
viii not lead you well onto the roaI
10 success. find ont what the United
states Navy Will do for YOU. tal az
the NAVY RECRUITING STATION.
Streets. Richmond. Va. and hnd out
everything about navy pay. hours,
promotion. the healthy life, physica
training. and fine class OF men NoWll
associate with. Get full details ABOUT
chances to learn trade, 10 see the
world and 20 save up money. The Of
fcers and men at the Recruiting sta
tion viii answer every question. You'll
enjoy meeting them. even II you de-
eide not 10 enter the navy.
Write for The Making OF a Man o.
Warsman." free book, which de
scrihes the daily life OF navy men in
simple language and interesting
photos. Send now-so You won't put
Fox 354. Navy DEPARTING nt,
~ ashinston. ID. c.
WANTED FIRST CLASS ESriMATINo
clerk for contracting business. Ad-
dress r All. care Times-Dispatch.
/ MADE $4,000 N FIVE YEARS
with small mail order business:
began with s.. Send for free book
let, tells how. HEACOCK, 1888, Lock
port. y. Y.
SALESMAN TO CALL on MEDICAL
profession and represent old estab-
lGhad .radl Good income NnarAN-
teed successful man. Also one for
outside city. p. Q. Box 12l, Phil
ade!phia.
WANTED. a FIRST CLASS SAWYER;
six million feet oak and pine. good
wages and opportunity for the
right man. Address +. o. Box No. .,
Richmond, Va.
EXPERIENCED AND COM =
petent prossman for eight-page Cox
Duplex press: siX-day morning news
paper: must be competent TO care
for machinery. do repair work ana
make stereotype plates. Address
with reference. salary expected and
when can come. MORNING JOURNAL
Winston-S Salem. y. {.
CSn YOUR SPARE TINE TO BUILD
up a mail order business of Your
own. We help you start FOR share
tlculars free. MUTUAL OPPOR-
TUNiTIES EXCHANGE. Buffalo.
n Y.
WANTED. AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN
- become travelling statesmen and
earn while they learn. write for pa
ticulara. BHADSTREET SYSTEM.
Rochester y. y.
80 WEEKLY AND EXPENSES TO
trustworthy people to travel and dis
tribute samples for big wholesale
house e. EMERY, Chicago.
W ANTED-MEN PREPARE AS FIRE
men. bTakemen. electric motorlnen.
colored train porters Hundreds put
70 work so to 500 month. No
experience necessary; 500 wanted.
STANDARD Virginia roads. Write
INTER RAILWAY, Dept. 200, Indian
apOlis. Ind.
WANTED. BRICKLAYERS AND La
borers by JOHN T. WILSON & co,
al Lomba rdy ana Leigh Streets.
WANTED. BOY. u TO 16. TO LEARN
good trade. Address f 32S. care
Times Dispatch.
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Office. Reward
lost. TWO PHOTOGRAPHS fRIDAih I,
noon near awentY-first and MATS 70,
S. Finder return to l5VF nun -
south Richmond. an" re r,0ee
ward. or Phone Mad. 800.
s9rlp lQanteo a9alf
WANTED. RAILWAY NAIL S Si-l- ~ .
FOR parcels post. $50 montnI4, -
f-s.rions eoon. Trlal examination
80 NVrit,. OZMENT. 6s D, ST. LOUIS
No.
Az INTELLIGENT PERSON MA a..
r,rt1 sIaa monthly corresponding 70
newspapers. 10 canNass4HIH'. sTts ss2
PARTICULARS Eis1->S -
Lockport. \ Y.
THE NEW PARCELS POST Law
.,-a,,- the appointment ci tnousSii~S
OF railway mail clerks at ohce' 80
the first year ISIS WeVAl' -U
crease SlOe year lh!O"5ns tSS6
.rade until sl.su0 = reac"ec ~
week. No lay-offs. pleasant w.
and usually every SECOND Nyvh %, o.,
with ruu pa.. Common tuuc1S .O.'
Write Immediately for rec u.s.
showing all government pcS-'4oiiS
open Tel your friends oi ms -. Up-
vortuuity. FRANKLIN IN II 1 l.
Dept. 4I9 W. Rochester, y. y.
PIEDMONT BUsIA-Ss COLLEGE
LynchhurS, wants !suns hi-n
nOgra pher. $50 list m'h'h'
GET PREPARED FOR I;AILWAh
mail and othe- government exams
nv former United States civil ser
vice s-cretaI1.-e amlnCr. Tree loon
1sf y PATTERSON CIVIL SER
VICE SCHOOL. Hochesi'r. y
WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN TO
qualify for government posi- ions
several thousand appointments 10 De
y
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Business opportunities

f7 ,7l57.T, = FOR APPROVED ENTER
prises without commission Full par
ticulars mailed for &c postss sGrHp
dress THE GEORGIA PROMOTER
Gainesville. Ga.
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solicitors ann Salesmfn

WANTED, TWO FIRST CLASS SALES
men TO work small country towns in
state OF Virginia for 1913: salary
1925 per month and expenses. RED
CROSS CO, Dept Il, St Louis, Mo.
W ANTED-THE STANDARD BOND
AND MORTGAGE COMPANY, Of
Birmingham. Ala, wants few good
stock statesmen to place !ts preferred
guaranteed per cent dividend stock
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t,fIp lllantfn female

WASTED &YoUNG LADY SoLICi-
tors: good pay. 527 w. Broad.
WANTED-A GOOD COOK. SMALL
family 11e y. Morris st.
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Professional pflp ICldntfo

WANTED. a YOUNG LADY TO TEACH
usual English branches l-atln'
French and music. Address BOX o.
Route !, Highland Springs Va
NTPORTANT TO SCHOOL BOARDS
colleges. public and private schools
supplied with teachers or all graoes
on short notice, without charge
teachers wapted. THE VIRGINIA
TEACHERS' BUREAU. Rev. r. w
Cridlin. Manager. Woodland Height
nichmond Va
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COMPETENT sTENOGRAPnER DE-
sires position for part or whole or
day. !. 1872. care Times Dispatch.
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situations, Professional

.,-,N.rtp. by YoTNG LADY WITH
..;f.ce and university training. pO-
sirfon as teacher Or companion IN
cultured ran'ly qualifications. Eng
ism branches. latin. French. music
t4,rr.S- a. -cg. care Times UlSpa &c ~
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s5ttuations lCianten, female

66siTroN TO TRAVEL VIRGINIA
and North Carolina. by capabie busl-
ness woman. f 319. care Times-Dis-
match
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REGISTERED DRUG CLERK DESIRES
position after January Is: permanent
or temporary. References furnished
Address + 4oS. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. AN ENERGETIC EXECC-
tive man TO economic labor in
large manufacturing concern: posi-
ton very good. He should possess
some mechanical ability State age
and previous occupation and salary
expected. Address & 1877, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. IN \ SMALL VIRGINIA
town. frst-class mechanical fore
lna.n. must possess energy, tact and
be aole to produce results: good po-
Sitlon FOR the right man. State age,
former employment. salary expected.
Address G 1sS. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. GOOD. RELIABLE DRIVER.
Apply with references Monday morn
ing ~ o'clock. 10 FRANK ". CAR
TER. Ola East Marshall street
DON'T WORK FOR OTHERS. START
mail order business at home /
made $500 first year. / VIII show
You now Instructive booklet free.
NOOKHIES. Desk fl5. Omaha. Neb.
STENOGRAPHERS. BOOKKEEPEES
mechanics. men of all trades dairy
hands and all wanting work, apply
AMERICAN LABOR III KEAC. No.
ITO y. Ninth -.
WANTED-YOUNG MAN FROM - TO
80 FOR light Office work and some
collecting. Small salary. small work
Hours. 70 .. Reply in own hand
writing. giving educational Gualifica-
t.ons u sos. care Times Dispatch-
YOUNG MAN WITH FIVE YEARS
general office experience now en-
plrN,d. wishes 20 locate with some
reliable concern. wholesale or real
estate preferred. II 39e. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED y BAKER THAT CAN
make all kinr:S Of fancy cakes. pies
ami bread. references required. \
ga. care Times-Dispatch.
~ NNTED. LABDREHS APPLY To
FOREMAN. Tweu;t first and Grace.
" ANTED CARPENTERS. APPLY TO
FOREMAN. Twenty first and Grace
streets.
WANTED. WHITE DRIVER TO MAN
a-- route 81" own Collecting. Must
.rltrSt-Id city streets. steady ro-
..rfnr. good salary. with chance Of
aat..a. rr-.rf- security required.
~taf. tu-y wnes writing what refer
.r.- ard -~r-rity can be- given. Al
dress ID 10. Gaze Times Dispatch
-tIfSNtN To HANDLE NEW LIB
M grease gtsat improve mt
r- ~ -oin -int. straight comm So
..- VfN Nn~1I. fNp MIG CD.
. fH'rf. Sff.'t Nm YORK.
WANTED. oNE oE TWO BRIGHT
"r- wt. "f rao4 o. -s--. 20 years
a. r r- experience. Op-
r..t.rif. for aaf--Dt-rsH- Refer
-...- and .oul required Gil be-
80 rHNs u SIEfF IL West
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WANTED. POSITION ~ BOOkKEEr-
or or clerical work by experienced
and capable man. Address L S1i,
care Times Dispatch
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A POSTAL. WILL BRING YOU ABSO-
Iutely free our Monthly Directory.
which contains complete. detailed in
formation Of the newest, best-seil-
ing articles and Of responsible manu-
facturers and dealers throughout the
United states. DIRECTORY" 2656
Pine y. y.
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IlRST-CLASS STENOGRAPHER AND
assistant bookkeeper desires to
change position. five years expert
ence: best references. Address + 4l9.
care Times Dispatch.
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OFT or WORK Wh>I MORE
money So O. So w.cli. az. ler-
rranfafIr. -ol-rr boss. fD. So exc
ua~.rrrf needed. no rarrarsilg Re-
--r~a ol.rk only snail Ca9ifsl re-
...freG valuable rFlrf p a.
order facfs free. write to-day Dept
Il 7e rI.ASE TFs eco. &c. 81
r.r1arusr. B1rfalo. - Y.
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'~A%TED. FOB = --.-At,AA. ABLE
hodi.,5 unmarried men between ages
OF IL and 80 citizens or United
states. OF ccOd character and KEN.
ue-ate HABITS. VINO en- speak Teeo
and write the English language. tor
information. apply TO Recruiting
0f5res 500 +. Braar Richmond. Va
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CIIARASTEF

LET ME- START YOU ~ I'M ~ -.
order business. l started with al.
idea ana 10000 and maze SoSv,V',
In eighteen months / no" MAJ
g, ono ooo business My great FKEE
rnot How 70 Achieve Mail orte.
l.ncr.ss" tells Of cOmpIete'-
.ouipped set Of twenty man ofueI
mans any one Of which Shoulu mar
fortune. This book tells now -
quickly start in your nome W
otherwise employed IeIis Wa
Iii md how II is a gold mine o'
inspiratioral urge 10 aCiIS I,i,,,-
Nv twenty, complete money mo -
III order plans include form iet
ters. circulars. advertlsenehts -
ord.r-getting plans tedCH -
- order business so that you can
make the mail orders come Ptl47
in from everywhere. The aoE 80 ~,
1nents and literature ! write lo' g.
creat. a desire in buyers minus Is.. - -
mot which is offered with cOii H,L.,
,,arrels most. mail order POSSIBLE
go become enormous Men am
-o,,en start now, in your sPSi
IN. 10 reap the golden rewatuS-
III On what TO do and how 10 90
!, DON'T be a wage Sid'S, -, :
- the rut: opportunity ptchc"S -.
%. grit get backbone, nfe Sv"i -
with ambition: wake up anu So
now. Write and learn OF M -.
-or,nIete money-m3king man VIue'
s,,,Ss mans for success seekers
NJ go hook IS loaded with an ehot
- .,..autttv Of inside informatIv
~, 81 II is a Il line TO lars
;ro,na send for my great free DooN
- st.rf making money now ~,
Srees PRESIDENT NAIL 49,
s,TgOOI. suite 40, Breen' H'"9'
Denver. CO. -
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-05-22
KEEP UP GOOD OLD CUSTOM
People Of English Village Continue
Ceremonies That Date Back .
the Thirteenth Century.

The annual custom Of horn dancing,
said to date from the time of the Dru-
ids. was observed a few days at Ab-
bots Bromley, Staffordshire. VII
layers paraded the parish decked in
fantastic robes. Some carried rein
deer antlers, one rode hobby horse,
and others played accordions and tri-
angles. The principal residences In
the district were visited.
The mayor Of the old Yorkshire Dor
ough of Richmond presented a bottle
of wine to Arthur Edward Sayer Of
Harley Hill, Scotton, the farmer bring
ing the first boil of newly threshed
wheat into Richmond market recently.
The custom, an ancient one, was re-
vived by Mr. William Ness Walker
some years ago when he was mayor.
Maintaining a custom dating back to
the thirteenth century, the mayor. cor
poration and town officials Of Tiverton
went through the formality OF pro-
claiming the peoples right to the town
Ieat, a stream Sof water, last week.
The seven miles course of the stream
was followed, the procession being
headed by a number OF men armed
with picks, shovels, saws, hammers
and crowbars with which to remove
any obstruction which might be found
In the stream. The bailiff proclaimed
the peoples right to the leat, and then
there was the customary scramble for
new pennies and buns.-London Mail.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-05-22
PECULIAR CHARM OF FRANCE
10 the Reason Given by Die.
tlnquIshed Writers.

1t is impossible for anyone who
knows France, and has felt the charm
of the country and its people-and
who has MOTTO approach French
problems in a severely critical spirit
The beautiful cities, the broad
stretches OF wonderful Corot land.
scape threaded by marvellous roads.
form the playground Of travellers from
other lands. No matter what is
sought, there 1t can be found. The
gay life Of the streets, the opportunity
for the spending Of money for beauti.
ful things, the charm of art and mu-
sic, are offered to the guest of Paris.
Those who seek the quiet and freedom
of plain or forest have not far to 60,
and q thousand places. each seeming
more attractive than the other, make
their appeal for a longer stay than
the visitor can afford.
The greatness of France is Of SO re-
cent date that one forgets 1t is not
more distant. The. whole country
gives the impression of quiet back
water where one can put In for rest
and enjoyment, and without discom-
fort watch the turgid stream of life in
other lands as it rushes by. No other
country suggests this feeling in such
a compelling way; yet in these push
ing times of modern material prog
gress 1t is all counted as against her
success in the international struggle
for the trade Of the world, that prize
which costs annually more blood and
money than did the final political dis
memberment OF Europe.-James Dav-
export Whelpley in the Century.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-05-22
FOUND in OLD CORNERSTONE
Odd Thlnas That Show the Progress
That Has Been Made In Seventy
Five Years.

An interesting service took place q
few days ago at Portsmouth, N. H. IN
connection with the opening OF the re-
ceptacle that was in the cornerstone
of the old church, which was solo,
when it was voted to build new edi'
fice uptown. 1t was picture OF three
quarters of a century ago that was
brought before the minds OF the peo'
pie as they took out the articles one
by one.
Among them was a copy OF Zion
Herald dated October 25, 1928. There
was a quantity of British and Ameri-
can coins of that date and earlier, az
well as some from other countries. A
history of the church., records OF
prominent families connected with the
society and a sketch of Portsmouth
and It's shipping were found. One OF
the oldest things taken out was pa
per containing directions for making
and taking emetic."
At first such document strikes one
as humorous, but there is In 1t force
full commentary on the wonderful
changes that have taken place In
three-quarters of century. When 1t
ia realized that medical knowledge
was in such state at that time that
directions of this kind were consid-
cred of sufficient Importance to be
placed in the corenrstone Of church
building, the great progress OF these
years Is eloquently emphasized.
Printed prayers were evidently IN
much favor, for the receptacle con-
tanned three prayers, two Of them
"for the success Of the church" An
other side light on the change that
the years bring-this one in the ethical
realm-is furnished by lottery tick
ct. 1t is one bearing the inscription:
"Union Canal Lottery Ticket, 1417bo,
Portsmouth, 1926" It is safe to say
that there will be no lottery ticket In
the new cornerstone!
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-05-22
Metaiiooraphy.

Metallography, or the study Of the
biography Of structural metals, 10 the
new science now being studied by six
eminent scientists from as many DIFF
ferent countries, who are devoting
their lives to the safeguarding of hui
man life through removing the defects
in steel rails, girder beams and all
manner Of construction. According
to H. H. Howe, the American mem
Der of the committee, the study has
so far advanced that 1t 10 now pos
sible to tell by what method every step
In the construction of a piece Of steel
was accomplished. It is done by saw
ing OF cross section Of the rail or
girder, polishing the end to a mirror
like brightness, treating it with strong
acid and observing the effect through
the microscope. Overheating in the
furnaces, overcarbonigation, too rapid
or too slow cooling and other errors
in manufacture are easily detected.
Mr.. Howe says that the method would
be successful In the study OF q piece
Of iron cast 1000 years ago.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-05-22
Gentleman Farmer.

The farmer who once welcomed the
lightning rod operator as a friend of
mankind is moving to town now, and
languidly supervising the tilling of his
acres from an automobile. One of
these vicarious husbandmen, estab-
llshed in an Indiana county seat,
found 1t difficult to employ his newly
acquired leisure. The automobile
had not proved itself a toy of unal-
loyed delight and the feet that had
followed unwearied the hayrake and
plow faltered upon the treads Of the
mechanical piano. He began to alter
nate motor flights with more deliber-
ate drives behind a handsome team Of
blacks. The eyes Of the town under
taker fell in mortal envy upon that
team and he sought to buy 1t. The
tired husbandman felt that here, in
deed, was an opportunity to find light
gentlemanly occupation, while at the
same time enjoying the felicities Of
urban life, so he consented to the use
OF HIS horses. but with the distinct
understanding that he should be per.
mitted to drive the hearse.-Meredith
Nicholson In the Atlantic.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-05-22
CH;l6FG cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a ASTo RIA
hla Paaltion Exnlalnen.

One Of the curiosities Of the British
house Of commons, very rarely seen.
was Erie Drax, for many years mem.
Der for Dorsetshire borough. Once,
at q general election, on the day pre-.
vious to the nomination. he put out
the following address to his constitu-
ents: Electors of Wareham! / un-
derstand that some evil-disposed per-
son has been circulating a report that
I wish my tenants, and other persons
dependent upon me. to vote according
to their conscience. This is a das.
tardly lie. calculated to. injure me.
have no wish of the sort. ! wish.
and / intend. that these persons shall
vote for me-"