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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11

POSITIONS PAY BIC;
money, Get prepared for exams
by former L. :. Civil Service secre-
tary examiner Free booklet. = 50.
PATTERSON CIVIL SERVICE
SCHOOL. Rochester X Y
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FOR SALE. MY PAIR or HEAVY
farm horses. n mare and gelding.
\ bargain at two hundred dollars for
the pair. l.. l.. BRAUTiGAM. Ash
land, Va.
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Statesmen FOR THIS SECTION TO
sell dealers our high-grade cigars
splendid opportunity. SMoK b SIi0P;
SPECIALTIE Els co. HolXoke. Mass
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WANTED, Boys FROM ~ no lG
AMERlcN& .4hAss WORKS. Hos.
i;ital AID Mill Streets.
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statesmen who now Ind business
coming slowly can make pro1tabie
connection to handle n manufac-
turer's line direct from factory I'VE
make our own celluloid, leather.
metal. glass and paper advertising
specialties and pay commissions up
10 3S ID per cent Give record fuIlv
in confidence. and we will send full
information. CRUVER MFG co,
Chicago
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OLD. ESTA BLTSHED FIRM WISHES
man or woman in each town to visit
consumers. with well-advertised line
OF linen heel and toe guaranteed
hosiery for men, women and chill
dren. Protected territory; credit
and liberal inducements offered
lark Err MILLS, 7l9 Chestnut ST.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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LEAVING THE CITY NECESSITATES
my selling my stock in All establish
ed. growing and money making mer-
camille corporation. Lots OF Sl,9oo.
$1,000 and $4,000. This is something
first-class Box 1855, City.
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}soultrp, 3srts ami Ribe Rtofk

or BABY CHICKS DIE
Save yours by usins wv. j. r." Baby
Chick Food, and ''W. ]. T." Dry Mash
Food Any quantity at w. j. TODD'S
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agent6 1lanteo

FIRE INSURANCE. AGENTS WAITED
IN every locality. Liberal contract
ana exclusive territory to business
produccrs MANAGER, 400 Liggett
Bldg. ST. Louis. Mo.
l HAVE THE BEST PROPOSITION IN
existence for agents: $50 week
made regularly: whole or part time.
Address BYRNE, 5036 Chestnut ST..
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Few GUESTS DESIRED AT "SPRINC;-
nelds Farm Ideal place for rest
anu recreation; Gordonsviile, Va.
= -
now open for guests. Writc ~,
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1t; \ DETECTIVE, EARN $50 TO $500
per mouth: travel over the world.
DETECTIVE AGENCY. Dept $40,
ChiCagn
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JUST OCT-OUR BIG 1913 GAIA
logue. showing 240 fast selling
household specinlties for agents.
Write quick for particulars Postal
Will do. AMERICAN MFG. co, FIRE.
mont Ohin
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THOROUGHBRED SETTER PUPPIES
for sale. 20lI West Cary
WHITE ORPINGTON EGGS THAT
viii hatch you winners, $3.50 setting.
The kind that won for me fourteen
out of fifteen blue ribbons last sea-
SON. +. S. BURLINGTON, Highland
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w y y n D EXPERIENCED MAN.
with reference. for manager Gresham
Court apply f0a National Bank OF
Virginia Building
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" ANTED. TO BUY AN INTEREST OR
business not over $1,000 to $4,000:
give particulars. Il 420, care Times
njspat ch
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GENUINE BROWN .LEGHoRN EGGS,
rs cents per setting. WALLER TAy-
TOR & SON. 100 North Eighteenth
street. Side
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Sl2 WEEKLY SALARY AND 100 PER
cent proht; 25-cent article, needed bv
every woman, hotel. railroad, garage.
steamship, office building aud. ali
stores. Particulars. T.. g. GALE co.
2o0 Devonshre Street, Boston Mass
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WANTED. BY YOUNG LADY, BoARISS
h. aud residence: city location. n BIS
care Times Dispatch.
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LINOTYPE INSTRUCTION.: 1ss SOLD
Last month. II you have common
sense, Intelligence and aiertness
cacit weeks delay is expensive. EN-
PRE- SCHOOL. ils First Avenue
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START OFT FOR YOURSELF: BE IN
dependent; have a business OF your
own: work for yourself and get what
YOU earn. successful Brains" will
show YOU the best propositions in the
world. Write for our literature-it's
free. WILLIAMS SPECIALITY COM
rANf, p. .. Box 4f6, Farmont, w
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SIS DAILY SELLING SEQ SODA FOUN-
tain MANUFACTURER. 1864 Aber-
deem, philadelphia
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ER'S
agent desires partner to extend bust
ness: orders waiting: profits large.
II STA care Times Dispatch.
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N2.op FER DAY PAID ONE LADY ~
each town 10 distribute free circulars
Permanent position. T. r. BARR
CO. Chicago
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WE'LL LOCATED DRUG STORE FOR
sale at once. Fine opportunity. Il
~ care Times Dispatch.
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AGENTS SALESMEN--M d.
rectory dllustrated). always con-
tafns complete details of newest.
best selling sDecialtics. sent three
months for DC. DIRECTORY. 100
Liberty Street New York
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For SALE. FIFTEEN BLACK LANG
shang hens and two ROSTERS. Phone
Madison 2a93-J.
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professional GRIP dMantro

EN AND WOMEN; SUMMER UO-
LeIs. AMERICAN LABOR BUREAU.
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W 4 N-TED ACTIVE MAN WITH SOME
CAPITAL as partner in established re-
tail hardware business. IL 49, care
Times Dispatch.
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AG ENTS-HERE IT is: a LIVE
one. Sell hair straightencr and
bcautifer to negroes. They all want
IL. Send csc for sample and par
ticulars. BORN MFG. co, Hampton,
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WANTED. OFFICE BOY, II or IS
years OF age: first class reference re-
Quircd Apply EAGLE PAPER co.
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NURSE GIRL WANTED. APPLY los
South Fourth Street
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MEN WOMEN: GET GOVERNMENT
Jobs, sfcrNent salaries. Write inn
mediate. ~ free list Of positions
obtanablc FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
DON'T 80 Z. Too huSter. y. y.
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NEED GOOD MEN EVERYWHERE
part or all time: learn my business:
make money with me: no experience
needed. Desk. typewriter and outfit
free. w. NJ. OSTRANDER. Dept l05
- West Thirty-frst street New
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By AN EXPERIENCED
lady housekeepcr, position at sum
iner resort; mountains on seashore
preferred Address MISS l.. STED-
NAN, j.. o. Box 3G2. Fayetteville,
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good pay, steady employment. Ad-
dress COLEMAN CONTRACTING
co. PotersburE. Va.
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ED-AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC
and chauffeur. garage foreman. eX-
pcrienced. wishes either position;
best references. I. WALTER MIL
LER. 1926 y. Chester Street. Balti-
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WANTED. TO SELL. BREEDING PEN
thoroughbred Brown Leghorns:, good
reasons for selling. WILLIAM NJ.
HARMON, 1903 Oakwood Avenue.
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EARN sl4 PER 100 AT HOME EN-
proiderinS corner OF imported hand
kerchiefs: plain. easy handwork: trial
Iot stamped handkerchiefs and in
structions zoe. Sent any distance.
prepaid. ARABIAN SUPPLY CO
S-l42G u. SD ST. cleveland q
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poultry, pets ano gtbs atoek

FOR SALE. ONE PAIR OF GENUINE
straight leg English beagle hound
pups. Price, $1,000. 3123 ChafTin
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AN EXPERT STENOGRAPHER AND
woman of good business qualifica :
tons desires TO make change. Best
OF reasons. Address NJ. RoN a. city.
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situations saantsn, 1:smals

BY YOUNG LADY WITH
eNPseeTience. position as stenographer.
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WANTED, y FIRST-CLASS, STEADY
barber No booze artists need apply.
ADDRESS III. NJ PYLE. Hotel Orton,
Wilmington. y. c.
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WE ARE OFFERING SETTINGS FROM
our Rhode Island Reds and White
Leghorns at 81 per setting OF 10. or
SO per hundred. Indian runner duck
eggs 81 per setting of 3 until June
l. CASTLEHURST POULTRY FARM,
\ sh land. VA
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READ TIE AGENTS. MAGAZINE
and make more money: two months
l0c. AGENTS MAGAZINE, Chicago
AGENTS IN EVERY TOWN: QUICK
selling article: $50 a week: start at
once. Write to-day for particulars.
THE EATO SPECIALITY co. 74o9
BUST Avenue, philadelphia. Pa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-25

the same can he said Of the cattle ex-
hibit. For one thing. there 10 listed IN
the catslog = much larger proportion
Of Iowa bred horses than usual.
The big breeders with their long
strings OF imported horses were dis
couraEcd by limiting the space they
could take up. They therefore brought
only their choicest. And the domestic
horses were brought In larger numbers.
for Iowa Is becoming one OF the big
breeding states In horses. The Shet-
land pony exhibit Saturday WAS de-
clared by the judges TO be the greatest
exhibit OF ponies ever hold In the
world.
The breeders futurity prizes will be
awarded on Tuesday. There Is q splen-
did line of the colts In the draft horse
classes entered for this national con-
test. 1t promises to be the most in
teresting event for the week In the
livestock show.
The state of the weather. the char
acter OF the exhibits, the attendance
for the first few days, the general feel
ing Of good will toward the state fair
these are declared to be all Indicative
of one OF the most successful fairs ever
held In the state. President Cameron
and his associates are quite well
pleaSed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-25
RESINOL CURED
AWFUL PIMPLES
Whole Fac. Covered, Now Clear.

Whole Face Covered, Now Clear.
Brooklyn. N. Vt was troubled
with two OF three pimples coming out
on my chin. In q week or so my whole
face was covered with them. Friends
advised me to use different lotions and
salves. ] tried them. but they did me
little good, II any. finally washed the
pimples with Resinol Soap and applied
Resinol Ointment before going to bed.
In the morning I found the swelling
going down. and the Inflammation gone
from the pimples. tried this treat
ment for about week. and found that
most of the pimples had disappeared.
kept the treatment up for about a
month. and then my face was clear OF
all pimples. have used Resinol Soap
since. and find that the pimples do not
cone back. tSisned> Walter A.
Stenstrum. 81 Willoughby Ave-. Oct. 9,
1912.
Resinol positively stops itching in
ssta;s.!;S. ard speedily heals eczema, and
other skin humors dandruff, sores,
burns and piles. Resinol Ointment and
Resinol Soap are sold by every drug
gist- Trial free; Dept. lip. Resinol.
Baltimore. nd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-25
Ae3riek.

tVSoFu0Ws
Adam Schweitzer bored well on
his farm. southeast OF Hedrick, last
week, and at depth OF seventy eighth
feet struck vein Of water which was
so strong that the water is now flowing
out at the top of the we'll.
Iowa City.
The university Of Iowa reclaimed an
instructor who was pulled away by a
higher salary offered by Brown uni
versity a few years ago. r. f. Hutch
ms returns to become Instructor in de-
scriptive geometry and drawing In
the college Of engineering. succeeding
r. B. Dale.
Abba.
George e. Gray. Of this city. was che
victim Of a painful accident Tuesday
He was at work at the No. 4 Hooking
mine about noon. when q fall of
slate came and impr isoned Mr.. Gray
beneath 1t. He suffered broken leg
In the mixup. His many friends all
over Monroe county will be extremely
sorry to learn Of his unhappy acct
dent
Atlantic.
William Woods was thrown from
w. B Berry farm. and was run over
by the loaded wagon. The team ran
with the blazing load into another
Woods sustained a fracture OF both
bones in his left leg below the knee,
two broken ribs, cracked shoulder
blade and three inch scalp wound.
Os<aloosa.
During the severe storm Sunday
night, Hooking was one of the places
In this part of the state that was dam
aged. Bill Gardeners restaurant. just
this side Of the mining town, was
struck by bolt Of lightning. and be-
fore anything could be done. the struc-
ture had burned to the ground. The
school house. in the west part Of
town. was also struck and dam aged
slightly. Residences in Abba escaped
any injury at all. but telephone lines
west from here were out of commits
sion for all night.
Boone.
A fatal accident happened at Fraser
yesterday when r. +. OiBrien. line
man for the TT. D., d. n. 4 8. r. n.
came in contact with q wire that car
ried 1900 volts Of electricity. O'Brien
lived about an hour. II seems that
O'Brien was on pole near the power
house and came in contact with this
wire. The charge burned a hole in his
chest and right leg which were quite
deep and a small hole in his left hand.
O'Brien had only been working for the
FIT D., ID. N. 4 s. short time and
nothing concerning his home or rela-
tives has been learned at the present
time
kso<uk.
Losing his personal belongings by
serious accidents twice within six
months, and then having the most val
liable possessions returned TO him by
the river that almost took his life, -
making H. Swenhold. Of Madison. Wis.
a believer in fate or luck. Swenhold
was an inspector with the Henry
Bosse. which sank last Tuesday. SVEN
hold lost his clothes. his money,
medal won in athletic work at the
University Of wisconsin, and several
other articles. when the boat turned
turtle. He was saved by sheer luck.
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AosNo sAR.
Evssyhedy In MarshalltsWn 10 ElIsl.
M ~ @.a h1a

Evssyhsdy In MarshalltsWn 10 Eilsl.
Bile.
Old people stopped with suftering. )
Middle age. couraseousiy lighting.
Youth protesting impatiently;
Children. unable to explain:
All in misery from their Kidneys.
Perhaps little backache first.
4 Urinary disorders. dropsy may
quickly follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sick
kidneys.
Are endorsed by thousands.
Here ID Marshalltown testimony.
Mrs A. 8. Reisinger, 712 West Ne
vada street. Marshalltown, Iowa. says:
s'No one in our family has had any
trouble from disordered kidneys since
Doan's Kidney Pills were used several
years ago. have given this remedy
to my chil1ren with the most satisfac-
tory results and I have suggested its
use to many other kidney sufferers.
have publicly endorsed Doan's Kidney
Pills before and now am still willing
to speak in their praise"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Company. Buff
falo. n. r. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-25
MeMoERs o. LEolsLAruRE
seGAk WELL or srArg tx.
poolTloN DGlNo HELD.
aPEclAL INVITATION TO
ALL WEINBERG OF LEolsLAruRE
Cholera Demonstration in How TO
Combat Hog Cholera Proving Popu-
lar Fsaturs-horss and Cattle Ex-
hibit surpassss Anything TO Be Soon
In America.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Aug. 2o.-Four members
OF the legislature were among the Wis
itors to the Iowa state fair on Satur-
day. and the fair management hopes
to have practically all OF the Thirty
fifth general assembly before the week
is over. BY action Of the legislature
itself thru its retrenchment and re-
form committee the members do not
get In free this year. 1t was contend
ed In the legislature that they would
attend just the same and that the free
pass is not lure to the fair for men
Of their caliber. 1t will be demon
strated this week whether this is true
or not.
Governor Clarke as ex-officio a
member Of the state board of agri-
culture has written a personal invita-
ton to every member of the legislature
to come and see what Iowa has at her
big fair. The members and state Of
hcials and all holding official positions.
are especially invited for 10 O'clock
on Wednesday when there will be a re-
ception at the administration build
ing OF the fair.
Those who attended the fair Satur-
day We're Messrs. Chapman. Enger.
Dawson and Bradley. It's very fine
fair In every respect" said Representa-
tive Dawson OF Cherokee. 1T certain.
ly is a credit to Iowa to have such an
annual fair"
One thing that is turning out bigger
than expected is the college demon
STATIONS in how to head off the hog
choisr:. The college men started In
Friday and Saturday on this and the
way the farmers crowded around to
learn all about 1t showed that it was
to be the hit Of the fair. I'VE probably
Will have to repeat the demonstration
three or four times each day" said.
Prof. w. j. Kennedy ut the college ex-
tention department.. for it is going to
be impossible for all to see it unless
We do, The demons ira tors have prac-
teal work and show exactly what to do
In treating with the serum
Stock Exhibit Surpassss.
1t has been said SO often that many
people hesitate to believe but 1t is a
fact that the horse and cattle exhibit
surpasses' anything to be seen any
where else in America, the horse OK
hibit is especially strong-well filled
classes. the very best animals not one
but many in prize winning classes for
each division. show that Is going to
puzzle the judges to pick the right an
imals for the ribbons. Pretty much
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ARREsTEo, ATTEMPTs SUICIDE.
Cedar Falls Woman Tries 70 XIII Ner.
self When Charood With Crime.

Cedar Falls Woman Tries 70 XIII hsr.
self When Charged With Crime.
Waterloo, Aug. 2b.-After an unsuc.
cessful attempt to commit suicide. Mrs.
Ada Rasmussen. OF Cedar Falls was
brought to Waterloo by the sheriff
Saturday evening and placed in the
county jail to await the action Of the
grand jury. She had been arrested In
Cedar Falls and arraigned before Jurge
Cummins to answer to a charge of
prostitution. She entered plea Of not
guilty ana was bound over to the
srand jury under bonds Of $500. This
she was unable to furnish and was
notified that she would be committed
to the county Jail.
She was granted permission to re-
pair to her home for the purpose of
securing some additional clothing and
was accompanied by an officer. While
in an upstairs room alone, she was
heard to shrek and fall TO the floor.
The officer hurried upstairs and found
her lying PROSTATE on the floor. and in
one hand she was holding an empty
vial. the odor Of which resembled car
bolic acid. Two physicians were called
Immediately and succeeded in reviving
the woman. The sheriff was then
called and she was brought to this city
and placed in the county jail.
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rraer Now. ltern..

Special to Times-,Republican.
Traer, Aug 25.-The case Of Budlong
& Mathern VS. Alex Carpenter came up
before Judge Bradshaw. who granted
an order enjoining the defendant, Mr..
Carpenter, from disposing Of any
Canadian land or any equities therein
until the case IL finally disposed Of In
the district court In Toledo.
James Morrison, who has been spend
ing the heated term In Boulder. Colo,
with his son Norman and family, was
called back to Washington, D. c.. Fri
day by the sudden death Of his wife.
Mrs. Morrison had been with her daugh-
ter at Atlantic City, but had returned
to her home in Washington when she
was stricken with heart disease. Mr..
and Mrs. Morrison were married nine
teen years ago and have lived In WASH
ington most Of the time since Mrs.
Morrison was rs years OF age The
burial was in Washington. Mr. Mort
son will close up his affairs In the
capital city and return west to live. He
will spend much OF his time in Traer
with his son Rufus and family.
Will Steuben bought 100 acres Of the
r. Loop farm and also the Beatty place
OF sixty acres. Mr. Stebens will take
personal charge Of this land next
spring
j. r. Pearson. young farmer living
between Toledo and Traer. has pur-
chased Hiram; LocharGs fine farm east
Of Vorhies. The deal involves $4,000
Mr.. Lochard leaves the farm on account
Of continuous i'll health,
Engel Brothers. OF Gladbrook. pur-
chased the Fred Hagedorn farm OF 100
acres in east Crystal. paving $17o per
acre Mr. Hagedorn is at present living
In Davenport.
While fixing batteries at the Buck
ingham elevator, Daniel Gallogly
splashed acid and vitriol into one OF his
eyes and burned it very badly.
James Chalupnik, the young man
whose ankle was badly crushed in
motorcycle accident, Is doing as well
as could be expected.