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Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-11-20
indulged by the gentlemen.

llIuul 9Eo OJ OiIS SClllICibCD'
During one more hour selec-
tions by Beethoven and other
composers perforated the air
with gentility; until, unrestingfy
and gracefully, swerved pairs
responded; and until the small
hours, with less clamor but no
less strong and silent en- thusiasm
did the participants merge into
games of pastime, and until the
stroke of twelve, the strains of
Dixie exhlirating the air, all
hearts proudest of their native
states but secondly proud of
Dixie Land and the conditions
existing whereby the North and
the South may labor together
for the common good of the
people.
Here are their names:
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney H,
Thompson, Washington, D. c.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold NJ. Sears
Washington, D. c.; r. Clifford
Hall and W. P, True, Washing
ton. D. G.; H. L. Johnson, Bos.
ton, Mass Harold L. Russell
Baltimore, Md; W. j. Schnatfler
Jr., Lakewood, N. "; P. T.
Lightner, Beckley, w. Va; Geo.
E. Marshall, Hillsville, Va e.
Muncy Bruner, Louisville, Ky !;
}. r. Green, Doogan, Ga; Il. C, !
Cuth bertson, Blue Ridge, Ga;
Sam j. Wardell, Knoxville,
Tenn, w. II, Barbour, Ridg.
way, Pa,
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-11-20
Spicy Spiels.
BY BRICK POMERY.
All human ills begin with I.

All human ills begin with I.
Enlarge truth and you make
lie,
A broken heart is the trade
mark of love.
Copyrighted 1000 years B. q.
The power or willingness to
concentrate your thoughts on
different subjects are very
marked.
Most people act as though the
world was stage aud imagine
that the people are an audience
that is appreciative. Such
farce.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-11-20
Furs. FurS.

We pay highest market prices
for all kinds of Raw Furs, aud
give Ideal grades.
Send for price list.
Dept. Z Wolfe Fur Company
Morristown, Tenn.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-11-20
The Last War
Time Schools
Interrupted by Gatewood's Raid

From the Baptist church OF
) Four Mile branch the GatewooC
raiders strung out up the roaC
through the gap in the little
Sand mountain, turning south
west at the Coleman school
house (Which stood on the land
line at the north corner of the
Coleman farm on which the
brick house and the large free
stone spring nearby are situated
! from the time when the tirSt
committee to locate the schools
in this district of Polk county
fixed one at 1.-THE three forks o.
the Four Mile branch" until late
10 the seventies.)
Raiding up Matlocl Valley
they seemed to be under the
command of a man named Green
who had been raised just west
Of the present Matlock school
house on what is known as the
Mulkev place Green must have
used his local knowledge to pro-
tect the people along the way as
Jasper Grady had done in Ben
ton after Kinser was killed
Possibly there were no men at
home in Matloc< Valley-A. Fl.
Matiock was away in the Con-
federate army as was BARLEY
Norman, who furnished me with
the facts as to Green being Que
of them. AT any rate, no killing
occurred along this part of their
route, but in passing the big
Poplar school house, earlier
known as Poplar Grove school,
they went into the field near it
where Bill Kim brongh Nv. S.
Kim brOugh, for many wears
chairman Of our county COURT
was plowing fine mare which
belonged to his wife (Adeline
Fhornburg originally from
Neigs county, They made him
ay the gears back on the plow +
is it stood in the field, and took ,
he mare along with them. Mrs. {
Kim brough followed them to
he spring at Ferguson's to try
o get her property back but
allied and was coming back
trough the lane when she met
asper Grady and Elijah Steph-
nson. Mr.. Stephenson was
them 10 try with
1rady's assistance for the re-
overy of the valuable papers \
AIKEN from him in Benton.
Grady learned from Stephen j
on who she vas, and asked her {
that was the trouble. Upon
eing told, he suggested that f
he go back again to Ferguson a
pring with them and he would c
ee that she was given her
orse. They tried, but the Off \
ar who had taken the mare v
I'D him that he simply had to v
ave her, that bis horse was
ably wounded. Grady got the N
ounded horse given to Mrs. a,
i'm Orough, and afterward he ol
as sold by the lady for two N
lndred dollars. r.
The gang, after feeding their
ock and eating raticns prooab-
at this Ferguson spring (now
]. Clouds spring near Parks. II
lie school house, where the Sc
land Ford road leaves the main
ad, mounted aud hurried on pa
ward ParkSvile. til
At Parksville, in the yard OF
o miller's house, between the Iir
ad and the steep mountain 10
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-11-20

Don't send 7our job printing
of-we can do it.
A. r, Arp was in town Mon
day. He called and paid up his
subscription.
Mrs. X. D, Bonds is suffering
ltb slsr tl,slsa
Nope She Is recovering
Sam Tsragg and family, OF
Chattanooga. are here on q visit
to relatives.
w. Nj. James and wife, Of
Talking Rock, Ca. are here on
visit to their son. Mac James,
and family.
Harry Hicks and wife have
moved into the house owned and
formerly occupied by Walter
Hutchins and wife.
G. W. Harbis on and Mrs.
Ellen Turner have returned
from a visit to relatives in Tex
as. They report. an enjoyable
trip.
Horace Love and wife, of
Copperhill, are here on a visit
to relatives. Horace holds a
position as machinist with the
Tennessee Copper Co.
w. N. Morgan of Servilla was
here at court Monday, and call
ed at this Office Mr.. Morgan
is prominent citizen and an
appreciative reader of this
paper.
The NEWs-GAzETTE tries to
print all home news of import
ance, and the most important of
state and foreign news. Are
you interested in home affairs?
If you are, take your home
paper.
S. NJ Osment of ParksviIle
was in town Tuesday. and while
here paid up his subscription.
He expects TO install an up-lo-
date picture gallery here in the
near future.
Advertised Letters-Mrs, Sal
lie McGlothm, Mrs. Clea God.
frey, A W. Morphen, FIossie
Bates, Ernest Fox (coI., Mrs.
Ola Godfrey. Walter NJ. Har
rison, p. M.
Hon. Levi Trewhitt. of Cleve-
land. was ia town Tuesday. Mr.
Trewhtt has been engaged in
school WORK since he left the
newspaper field. He was ac-
companied by his son.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-11-20

Sunday school at both the
Presby terian and Baptist church
es every Sunday morning. You
are welcome and yunr presence
Sill be appreciated at either
place.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-11-20
County Directory.

Trustee, F. D. Copeland.
Sheriff, Albert Crumley.
Superintendent Of schools, W.
B. Rucker.
Register, J. E. Cook.
Circuit court meets the third
Mondays in March, July and
November. Sam G. Brown,
Judge; T. W. Peace, Attorney
General; G. s. Harrison, clerk.
Ducktown Law court meets
fourth Mondays in March, July
and November. w. A. Woody,
clerk.
Chancery court meets the 4th
Mondays in April and October.
V. G.. Allen, chancellor; A. j.
Williams, clerk and master.
Quarterly court meets first
Mondays in January, April, July
and October. Quorum court
opens first Monday in each
month. J. H. Williamson, chm.
T. 0. Pack, clerk.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-11-20
Social Calendar.

Mid-week prayer meeting at
the Presbyterian church on
Wednesday nights. You are
invited. to come.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-11-20

On account of his being re-
tanned in a meeting elsewhere
Rev. Tomlinson will not be able
to fill his appointment here on
next Sunday. We know of no
preaching service to be held
here on that day.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-11-20

Christian En1eavor society
meets at the Presbyterian
church Sunday nights. Inter
esting topics are discussed; and
you are requested to come.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-11-20
Church Directory

Presbyterian - Rev. j. e.
Robinson, pastor, Preaching
second Sunday in each month.
Baptist - Rev w. H. Rymer,
pastor, Preaching first and
third Sundays in each month,
Methodist-Rev. A. NJ. Tom
linson, pastor. Preaching the,
fourth Sunday in each month.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-11-20

Don't send 7our job printing
Olive can do it.
A. r. Arp was in town Mon
day. He called and paid up his
subscription.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-08

WANTED. SUMMER BOARDEKs AT
country. home, a short distances
from Louisa: lawn. shady: rooms
large and delightful Address MRS.
H. r. GORDON. Louisa. Va. Z E b.
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:
Spliritnra ann 5aIe5mRn

SPECIAL NoTICE--.W THREE
high-cla speciality statesmen. exper-
fenced in scales, registers. machin-
cry, stock or real estate. TO sell high
class specially proposition In Vir-
ginia. Liberal contract TO right man.
SALES MANAGER. Box 500. Winter
Haven. Fla.
SUCCESSFUL Statesmen WORKING
small country towns can increase
their earnings from s65 TO SIS per
week selling our line of fancy fruit
elders: % per cent commission !:
prompt settlements. light samples.
CO. Dept. =. st. Louis. Mo-
sALEsAIEN-sIDE LINE OR EXCLU-
mission on each sale. Snappiest deal
OF the year. Write quick for terri
tory. NATIONAL IMPORTING co,
ST. Louis. Mo.
FIRST CLASS CLOTHING SALESMAN
10 take charge OF new credit clothing
store soon to be opened in Norfolk
Va. to handle clothing for men. wo-
men and children Apply. stating
etc, a 16. care Times Dispatch.
SALESMAN WANTED. TO GAIL ON
retail grocers, selling a we'll known
food product to he followed. with
extensive advertising. Liberal com.
mission paid. Address ALEXANDER
NTOLASS'ES COMPANY. 226-230 East
Front Street, Cincinnati, Q
LESMAN-CAPABLE SPECIALITY
man for Virginia staple line on new
a noS asiPseiss a' son
MILES NILE r SI .1X IesfE co. a7sas eariin
Building, cleveland, Ohio.
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solicitors ann 5alesmen

WANTED. .INMEbIATELY FOR VIR.
Einia' statesmen to sell domestic de
endars. novelties and leather goods.
Every business man a prospective
dqsss shE Ssom MP large As
Calendar Co. Cincinnati.
statesmen WANTED: no EXPERI-
enes required Earn whilo learning:
p Wsits 9sdny for list Of hundreSs Of
nee. Dept, AS. S SI"rfSs HfaF sHLEs-
SbiS.so TTR aa, Assoc!IATISoN
Francisco. New Orleans Toronto.
SALESMAN WANTED FOR SPECIAL
line winter dry goods and blankets
Factory to retailer. Attractive side
MAwR MILLS. Philadelphia. Pa.
tain. MANUrACTURER 1854 Aber-
deem. Philadelphia.
SIDE LINE Statesmen. TEN LIVE
Soaa Fs aeas pr' sma i s1H P eqa%t
weekly commission settlement. W.
E. GRAVES COMPANY. ST Louis.
CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER
virginia With staple line; High com
Jess Il Smith R2s'S co. e De tish. S msh
Statesmen, SIDE LINE OR EXCLU-
aye; s4s com l.as SooI men sell
emit line. :, DAMON MFG. COM
PANY. Bowling Green, Ky.
500 SUCCESSFUL. PROSPEROUS MEN
now selling our high-class groceries
press 500 @ore ~an,ea gest sad
Gerry proposition ever offered Build
up paying business at home. Write
Wholesale grocers JOHN SEXTON
CO. Chicago. Ill
PUNCH BOARD SALESMEN.-BTG
commissions. unlimited possibilities
by giving part or entire time selling
novelty punch hoard deals. HOOD
WIN CO, 1905 Madison Street. Chi
IF YOU CAN SELL OUR NEW LIGHT
pensiye than gas, electricity or
acetylene, and which are sold upon
approval and merit by actual demon
satisfactory, references and assur-
ance we VIII teach and help you es-
tablish permanent and very prom :
table business of your own. PITNER
CO. S-lo KinAie Street, Chicago.
SALESMAN. EXPERIENCED IN ANY
line. to sell general trade In Vir-
ginia UneNcelled speciality proposi-
weekly for expenses vacancy June
l. CONTINENTAL. JEWELRY co,
1929 Continental Bldg, Cleveland
Ohio
SAL s NJ A N-INSIDE SALESMAN
wanted. Young, active man: one who
has knowledge of hardware or cleo
trical goods preferred. Hours $ to g.
ences required. j 20, care Times
Dispatch.
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lseIp a1.anten GaaIs

Wasted. EXPERIENCES DAIRY.
man; man with family preferred. Box
4. Ellerson. Va.
WANTED. a SETTLED LADY WHO
has had experience In repairing
ladies' and gents clothing: perma
ment position, address K 13S, care
Times Dispatch.
BOOKkEEPER, CASHIER AND Of
flee man. one with n thorough. prac
teal experience. that can take full
charge of office: must thoroughly
understand and be able to keep loose
leaf system double entry books and
furnish highest references. Bond re-
CURED. ID %. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. STEAM SHOVEL MAN.
Must be steady and reliable and good
machinisi. Permanent out-of- town
job. TO right man. Give experience
and wages expected. Address II 60,
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED BoILERMAKERs AND
helpers. Apply at GAS WORKS
Fritz and st. Peter.
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. 1O5,
" West Thirty-hrst Street New
York City.
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WANTED, MEN AND WOMEN TO
qualify for government positions.
made next few months. Full iufor
nation about openings. how TO prc-
pare. etc, free. Write Immediately
10Y booklet 9 l6i EARL HOP
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-08

HuGUENoT SPRINGS, IN POWHATAN
County. will be reopened June
Sulphur. iron and lithia springs
Camping parties can make arrange
ments by the month or season. Meals
furnished at Springs if desired. For
rates and particulars address MRS
w. II. BUTIN. 204 East Franklin
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bummer Boarnfng

A FEW GUESTS WANTED IN A
private family accommodations
good: terms reasonable. MRS. w.
A. CAMMACK, Gold Dale. Va
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" 4 y TED. POSITION, DOUBLE
entry hookkeeper: twenty years
practical experiences: banking bust
Hess Sin years Best Of references.
Address @ 81. care Times Dispatch.
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AGENTS. WE HAVE NEW LEADER
Big profits earned quickly. Write
cataioe eu s' mpNRT FIN co oeW ia. sup pieS
inson Street. Philadelphia. IA
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED COMPOST
tor and pressman. Good pay. Excel
lent opportunity for sober. reliable
man. Address with references, c
u care Times DisI,afch
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WILL START YOU EARNING 81
daily at home in spare time. silver
Ing mirrors; no capital free instruc-
i've booklet giving plans OF opera
lion. 6. F. REDMOND. Dept 3l4,
Boston. Mass
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400 PER cENT-pRoFfT SELLING OUR
pillow tops. high grade work: easy
f sa2es :, S SAMPLES and catalogue free
crn Bldg. Chicago -
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opens on June 18th All under new
management. Plenty shade. pure
lithia water. ice, fresh vegetables
and all kinds OF fruit Good coun-
try fare. MRS. l.. g. WATTS, Man
ager. Write to zoe ~ F. Fifth
street. Charlottesville, Va. until
June 8, 1919.
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u T. rs ID, al, HUM ~ ~ iN
aMdEEsR1coicN osg ooa T WSSsks ARRo os.
pital and MIL Streets.
FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK TELLS
OF about 100000 protected positions
In Y. S. service. Thousands OF va
cancies every year. There is big
chance here for you. sure and gem
erous pay. lifetime employment, Just
ask for booklet T 1874 No ohlira-
ton; EARL HOPKINS, Washington.
II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-08

EANE THE BEST PROPOSITION IN
existence for agents; $50 a week
made regularly; whole or part time
Address BYRNE. 3036 Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
AGENTS MAKE BIG MONEY AND
become sales managers for our
goods; fast Office sellers; fine profits
Particulars and samples free, ONE
DIP ZEN COMPANY. Dept. Ais. Bal
tinOrp Md
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w A n T E D. TIMER, ENGINEER.
miners. log cutters. teamsters and
40 colored farm hands: Sl50 TO s2.5
per day AMERICAN LABOR
BUREAU. 40 North Ninth Street
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YOUNG MAN WITH CONSIDERABLE
Office experience wishes clerical
work Last employers are my ref
erences Address II 81, care Times
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Situattone llante0, PaIr

EXPERIENCED OFFICE NAN WANTS
an engagement. Fully qualfied in
accounting. correspondence. credits
and collections. Best references.
Moderate salary to begin. Address
y 595, care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-08

POSITIONS - THOU
sands of appointments 10 be made
Booklet ISIS. telling where and what
they are, salaries paid, etc. sent free
by NATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
INSTITUTE. washington. D. C.
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peIp 1lantro, Female

AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn 500 monthly corresponding for
newspapers; no canva ssing. Send for
particulars PRESS SYNDICATE
S92. Lockport. n. Y.
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5 a L f; s M A N-TNSTDE SALESMAN
wanted. Young, active man: one who
has knowledge of hardware or cleo
trical goods preferred. Hours 8 TO g.
Good salary to right party. Refer
enccs required. j 20, care Times
Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-08

WANTED. WHITE OR COLORED
girl to nurse two small children:
chambermaids and cooks. AMERI-
Ninth Street
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WANTED. y BRIGHT YOUNG WOMAN
for clerical position. Reply in own
handwriting. State experience and
give references Address G 3d. care
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-08

GIRLS. BE INDEPENDENT BY
learning shorthand and typewritinp.
Pleasant work. easy hours and good
pay. Investigate our systems and
low summer rates OF tuition. MAS
SEY BUSINESS COLLEGE,
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lsr0ffssionaI lerIp lllanteo

TEACHERS OF ALL GRADES Want.
ed for colleges. public and private
schools for fall openings in Virginia
ana Southern States. Schools sun
Piled without charge Prompt and
faithIui service guaranteed. Core
sspondenGe solicited: VIRGINIA
IIE;AGH EMS BUREAU. Rev r. w.
Cridlin. Manager. Richmond. Va.
WANTED. GRADE TEACHERS HIGH
Sohool instructors, principals We
nave number of vacancies in Vir-
gina and adjoining States Write
Frs BUREAU, Box 662, Richmond.
Va.
f /. &c TIONS NOW OCCURRING
daily We need superintendent
ana teachers at once: No charge TO
school officials. SOUTH ATLANTIC
TEACHERS AGENCY, Clarksville.
Va. and Atlanta. Ga
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MERRIMAC COTTAGE. ON WATER
front cottage line. Ocean View, Va
cottage car stops at door. Fine
boating. bathing and fishing Reason
able rates. Phone 916l. Ocean View
Hot and cold baths; shower baths.
I'M NJ Err BOARDERS WANTED.
Beautiful country home, near Farm
vile, Va, Fine water and shade;
men preferred. Reasonable terms
Address r. F. d. No. /. Box II, Shep-
pards, Va.
SUMMER BOARDERS.--A LIMITED
number OF boarders taken for the
summer at SIS per week. or SIS per
month. Children half price. Lo-
miles from station. New ten-room
dwelling: cool nights and good table
MRS. j. v COBB, Bedford City, Va
r. F. u. g.
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TO RENT FOR SUMMER. DELIGHT
fully. cool and bright furnished
apartment. two rooms and bath.
most beautiful part OF West End OF
Richmond. one block from car line.
Address y IA. care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-08

LOWE FLAT FOR RENT AT 2ig9
Hanover Avenue. corner, four rooms.
bath and hot water heat $40 in
Guiding heat Phone Madison 1929
or Madison i42
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agents 11lanten

USE YoUR SPARE TINE 70 6fTfn
up a mail order business a.
your own. We help you start for
share in profits; 81 opportunities
Particulars free. MUTUAL OPPOR
TUNITIES EXCHANGE, Buffalo
nishing everything; men and woman.
$50 to 5000 weekly operating orr
New system Speciality Candy
Factofies' home or small room
anywhere: no canWassing. Opnor.
tuntty lifetime. Booklet free. RAGS.
DALE CO.. Box 8. East Orange.
~ j. N :;
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FLATS Jnt Rent

FOR RENT. SEPTEMBER /, CoRNER
nat of six large. bright rooms: mod :
ern improvements: separate en-
frances. 1927 Hanover Avenue.
Apply within
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PAYNE COTTAGE. TWENTY FOURTH
STREET: VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. Is
MISS JANE TILLETT. MRS. w. a.
PAYNE, PROPRIETOR.
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HILL--THREE DESIR-
able apartments, four rooms and
and bath second fioor. $40. thres s
rooms and bath. second door, 1916
Address j so, care Times Dispatch.
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9ftuafinns, 4srofessionaI

Teacher. GRADUATE OF RICH.
mond College three years experi-
ence, Latin. mathematics and French
desires position as tutor during
summer months. WALTER F. Rev
ERLY, So7 Church Street, Lynch
burg. Va
TEACHERS, wy HAVE THE PA
tronage of many OF the best schools
In virginia. and each year place
more Virginia teachers than any
other save from South Carolina Get
Plan. SOUTHE RNTEACHERS
AGENCY Columbia. S. c.
YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION
Tor winter as teacher of small chill
dren In private family; also begin
ners in piano. One years experience
References exchanged. Address
y n. care Postmaster, Fairfield. Va
LADY OF EXPERIENCE, WITH
teachers certificate from Richmond
Conservatory of Music, and public
school certificate, desires position 10
teach music or English. latin
French and mathematics. AdGrass,
MISS II. c.. Belfry. Montana. care
]. n. Tolman.
WANTED: P,RIIvATE COACHING IN
Latin. English. mathematics. French
etc. w l.. OFLAHERTY, Richmond
Academy.
TEACHER, FIRST
grade certificate. desires position in
country school with term Of eight
or nine months l. 1T2. care Timeae
Dispatch.
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19flp, Gpair anb Jift1lile

49, NA'o j A-ttuiL
WANTED, 100 Young MEN AND wo-
men to learn Gregg shorthand and
typewriting, al night. Special sum
mer rates Teacher graduate Gregg
school. Chicago Our telegraph stu.
dents taught TO receive direct from
wire on typewriter and with pen
school open every week night, except
Saturday, $50 o'clock. at 6I7 East
FRANKLIN Street. Post-office Box COS
PRACTICAL SHORTHAND AND
IkLEG RAPH SCHOOL.
ELECTRIC FANS, SHADES, AVN
lngs, etc. keep our schools com
portable for summer study Low
tuition rates now in effect Call
write or telephone for catalogue
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE
WANTED. TYPEWRITER STENOG-
rapher; one with experience Ad
dress Box 736. city.
WANTED. M1DDLE-AGED COLOREp
man and wife, with no children. TO
live on farm, about twelve miles
from Richmond. Apply Monday
morning 10 1902 East Cary Street
NJ EN-WOMEN-GET GOVERNMENT
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