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HAPGooD's DEFENCE
Representative From Peru Writes
Relative to Bosworth Case.


To the editor of the Banner:-In
the Bosworth matter, l desire that
the following facts, which endea-
vored to make plain from the begin
nlng should not be overworked:
took up the matter, not because
of any sympathy with it, having al
the time no knowledge of the facts in
the affair, but because it was neces-
sary that the bill should be entered
by some one in accord with the pre-
cedent established in regard to very
case which has come up. And upon
the floor of the House | declared
that had no knowledge of sympathy
with the case, and relied wholly up
on the two gentlemen from Windsor
"a clergyman and a lawyer-who
had interested themselves In the mat
ter. to present the matter to the
House In accord with the precedent
heretofore established.
| further more stated that very
much dlsfavored allowing such mat
ter to come before the legislature,
and hoped that this case would so
draw the attention of the members
to the matter that they would favor
the forthcoming measure forbIddlng
the practice.
In regard to the letter to Repre-
sentative Ryder, it was strictly pri-
vate, until read by himself in the
House and written In reply to severe
reflections upon me upon the floor o.
the house, both during the session
and Immediately after, and, as stated
in the House, / took that way of re-
ply rather than create an open and
unpleasant disturbance and take up
| the time
| The judiciary committee hold pre-
liminary hearing, organized for act
ton, came into the House and took
up full half hour of the session in
personal reflections against me, for
the most part, the chief of which
was that i had been so obstructing
and delaying matters, while |, in re
ply, occupied less than FIVE minutes
in order to set an example, not be
cause l was scared or frightened.
The letter had no aim whatever in
casting any reflections upon any 9th
er member of the Judiciary commit
tee than Representative Ryder, il
fact the thought never entered my
mind, and | am 10th to see how thai
it can be interpreted in any Other
way and If what I wrote In private
had been spoken upon the very fiool
of the House nothing but a Hous,
squabble, which ! much disfavor
would have been the outcome. AnC
MIR. Ryder has, as | claim, commit
ted a breath of trust in thus making
public a private communication, ed
dressed to himself, although person
ally / do not care.
The yeas and hayes we're called FOL
by me upon the Bosworth matter on
ly after questioning the Speaker O
the House in open assembly as to IL,
necessity in order to follow the es
tablished precedent in such cases
And when / answered to my owl
name ! made the explanation that
voted yea only in order to further III,
principle of fair play.
All that | want is that the fact
upon both sides should be brought
out, and that the principle OF "fail
play be acted out
NJ. ]. HapgoOd.
Jeru, VT, Jan. Is, 1913.
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SALISBURY VALLEY

F. NJ. Pierce was in Hooslck Falls
Saturday.
Clarence Peters is visiting friends
in Albany.
John Butts of White Creek called
on friends recently.
F. w. Fuller and son were in Hoo
sick Falls Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Peters was in
Hoosick Falls Wednesday.
Mrs. James Bouplon and daughter
were in Hoosick Falls Saturday.
Arthur Huing has moved into
Joseph Stanley's tenement house.
Floyd and Rachel Bouplon visited
at Z. Cones in South SALISBURY Sun
day.
Mrs. John Peters was a guest of
relatives in South SALISBURY re-
Gently.
Nettie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Bouplon was a week end guest
at their home.
Mrs. Edward Bouplon visited her
sister Eliza Brayton of White Creek
who is i'll, Thursday.
Wallace Venable of Bennington
teacher of the Valley school. returned
to his school Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peters of
Hoosick visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Pratt recently.
Miss Celia McKinty of Cambridge
and Miss Eva Stanley were guests at
the home of George Bouplon Sunday.
Mrs. John Bennett is i'll of the grip.
Cards from NJ. S. Finn attending
the Cleveland, Ohio, auto show say
horses are a curiousity there.
Cards from Mrs. Charles Pratt and
Miss Lucy Haswell announce their
safe arrival in Pasadena, Cal. Dec.
80. They were in time for the tour
nament of roses, which was fine, and
had picked oranges, roses and VIC
let's. Mercury registered 70 in the
shade
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WEST SALISBURY

Pearl Harrington spent Sunday at
Newell Benefits.
Mrs. Truman Amdon was in Ben
nington last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Bennett were
in Bennington last Friday.
h. E. Tinkham and Martin Drury
were in Bennington last week
Miss Florence Kent spent Sunday
at her home In North SALISBURY.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Reed Saturday, Jan. II, daughter.
Miss Mildred Niles visited Misl
Alice Youngs several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harrington and
family were at Martin Coulter's Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gordon and
daughter were at Charles Perkins re
Gently.
Howard Dickinson. who has been
visiting at George Bronson's. has re-
turned home.
Andrew Niles, who cut his foot
with an ak while cutting brush last
week, is under the doctors care.
John Coulter started for Eaton
Rapids. Mich, Friday, where he In
tends to visit his sister, Mrs. Mary
McCandless.
Miss Ruth Loomis came home last
Thursday to attend the funeral OF
her grandmother, and returned to
Dalton Sunday.
Mrs. William Dickinson of Silve,
Creek, n. Y, who has been visitiig
her father, George Bronson, return
ed TO her home last week.
Several from our neighborhood at
tended the meeting Of the Green
Mountain Creamery company held In
Creamery hall last week Tuesday.
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BENNINGTON, VT, JAN. 10. 1913

Thrice tried, with verdicts for the
plaintiff In the ascending scale, and
twice reversed, the Barre suit OF
Jane B. Fowlie, Administrative VS..
Mcdonald, Cutler & Co., which has
been in the courts for nine years,
probably reached its final stage when
the Vermont supreme court sustained
the decision last reached in Washing
ton county court, which was $500
for Mrs. Fowlie, whose husband,
James Fowlie was killed on defen-
dant company's quarry in 1904
State News Item in Rutland Herald.
How much longer are the state of
Vermont and the nation at large go
ing to permit the continuance of our
system of compromising injured
employees and surviving relatives?
To be sure, hardly any one is ready
to advance a final remedy for the
evils that now exist, but it would
seem as though, in this day Of al
lodged enlightenment, that begin
ming should be attempted in some inn
provement upon the wasteful and I'M
fair methods provided by existing
laws. At present everyone involved,
employer and employee, widows and
orphans, suffer. The greatest bene-
ficiaries are the lawyers. If the
widow in the case cited above was
entitled to $4,000 damages because of
the negligence of the company which
employed her husband. and the SUI
preme court of Vermont has decided
that she was, then why should she
have been compelled to go
through three trials and wait
nine years for the money?
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Ilow's Taisf

We offer One HIundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
T. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known T. J.
Cheney for the last IS years. and believe
him perfectly honorable IN an business
TRANSACTIONS and financially able 70 carry
cut any obligations made BY his frm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. o.
Hairs Catarrh Cure g. taken Internally.
acting directly upo1 the blood and mu-
cous SUI faces u the system. Testimonials
cent IRE. Price . cents Dr. bottle sod
~ all druggists
-ske Hans Panty Pills far constlraiioB-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-15
EoR sALE-The waIbridge Homestead on

LOR sALE-The walbridge Homestead on
Imperial Avenue; l. room hou'e, urst
floor parlor, living room with open hire lace;
ninng ,om, kiicnen, den or once SECOND
aoor. ( large bed ruoms, large lew bath room,
Iarg,, basement with laundry, vege Aol cel-
lar. steam heat ard ell ctric lights. Large Tot
with frontage OF $50 {, ct. depth nt ON rect,
nice lawn aud priv ways, over choice fruit
trees One of the finest views ia bennington,
House nearly new and in the est OF repair.
Thi, property can be bought at les than act
uai vAloe nd on tass terms II sold nj once
Ap ly 10 Henry l.. F,eid or Nash Hutchins.
"f - " u6tf
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eusIness ProsperItY I,In

the direct proportion Of created
values and their exchange measured
By the use Of ready money. II Is the
purpose OF life Insurance to provide
ready and certain money N you want
that service. National Life ms. Co.
OF Vt tMutual) Earle s. RInsley.
General Agent Mead Building. Rut-
land. We.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-15
WINTER TO COACH
Former Boston Pitcher at Vermont
Baseball Schedule.

Burlington, Jan. 13.-The engage
ment of George l.. Winter, formerly
of the Boston Red Sox, as baseball
coach for the coming season, was an
nounced by the athletic committee
of the University Of Vermont, yester-
day. The baseball schedule includes
games with Yale at New Haven,
April 10; Bowdoin at Burlington,
April 2; Brown at Providence, April
80, Harvard at Cambridge, May /;
Dartmouth at Hanover, May 20, and
at Burlington, June 81; and Cornell
at Burlington, June 10.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-15
CALIFORNIA; SPLIT VOTE
Eseov. Pardo viii Carry the Result
TO Washlnoton.

Sacramento, Jan. 13.-Former Gov.
George c. Pardo. Progressive. who
was a rampant partisan Of Col Roose-
welt, was, chosen today to carry Cali
fornias electoral vote to Washing
ton.
The vote was Roosevelt IL and VII
son 2.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-15

L'oR SAIE-A very desirable home with 10
acres good land. brick house OF rooms In
rood repair, barn, corn house. hog house ard
hen house. good variety fruit, located l-S OF
mile from North Bennington X. X. station:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-15

COR SALE The farm consisti' of az acres
and known rs the Andrew SlOcum farm, 10.
ated 2 miles from North BE ihir gton; good
house of 10 rooms Ia good repair, large Darils
with baseme under each, horse bar wagon
shed with loft, cora house hog house anu hen
house water piped 10 baris, large springs
farm, wood lot with saving timber G ouSh 10
pay for farm. ow' er will sell stock, crops a"a
tools. II desired. Price on application. Nash q
Hutchins. Ooli
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-15

COR sALE-Farm OF rs acres. located two
miles IRON Puwnal station. Good 10 loom
house In fine condition. large barn with base
ment, ia good repair wagon houses, hen
mouse 70 feet long, AID other buildings. Keeps
10 cows and tam. Young apple orchard OF ~
tre.s There Is ", cd and timber u more than
nav for ali on this farm Never falling pure
running spring water piped into house and
barn. The seuing price has been reduced from
S4OO0 to SAtOD owing e. the illness OF one OF
the family, and for the purpose of immediate
sac Nash & Hntchlns. oott
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-15
LOW PRICED ADVERTIs|hG
FOR GALE

Ly,K sAIE-First quality horse hay and rye
L straw. Apply TO Fred lockwood. shadow
brook farm. oItI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-15

It is the duty OF every householder
20 be prepared against fire. This IS
not a matter you can leave till the
disaster overtakes you. 1t must be
doue now. or II may be too late.
Use your good common sense and
you can come to only one result, Wis.
the necessity for a
FIRE INSURANCE POLICY
the rates are low, and we represent
all the leading companies. lnforma.
ton cheerfully given.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-15

Euk sALE-FIve passenger touring car.
L Inquire of l. II. Davis, local Tour Garnee
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-15
LOST
MISCELLANEOUS
Three Generations Have Passed

since the discovery OF Downs
elixir for coughs. colds and lung
-ouhles but thousands remain &c
~ The story ~ lie wonderful cures
sold everywhere.
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WANTED
TO RENT.

rINO RENT five room tenement for adults
"a 3H school st. Inquire on prsmlses-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-15

NO RENT-One small tenement. Inquire
u Emory Harris. division st 19tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
agents 1uanten

FREE SAMPLE-SEND TO-DAY FOR
free sample. money-makinC house.
hold specialtics: two-minute demon
stratlon makes every call sale:
large profits. working whole or part
time. G. V. SALES Co, IL Spruce
Street. New York.
VACUUM CLEANER AGENTS-HERE
1T is: New design in wheel-operuted
powerful bellows type cleaner; ex-
elusive appearances; sells quickly at
ticulars about money back guar
antee. DOTY COMPANY, Dayton. o.
DESIRES PLACING
valuable agency; perpetual repeater
income Garner, business builder;
easy; no competitions; protected ter
ritory guaranteed. AUTOMATIC
PERFECTION COMPANY, IL West
Forty-second. n. Y.
AGENTS-SIGN MEN; NEW PATENT
80 metal changeable sign, 33T metal
letters; So sold in one block last
week PARKER Co, Chicago
WE START YOU IN BUSINESS. FUR
nishing everything: men and women:
$50 to. 5000 weekly operating our
New System Speciality Candy Fac
tories" home or small room any
where; no canvassing. Opportunity
lifetime. Booklet free RAGSDALE
CO. Box S. Orange. n. j.
AGENTS-ITS TIE GOODS. DIR
household specialties clear YOU s3S
to sos weekly and repeat orders on
first delivery. STERLING ALUMI-
NUM- COMPANY. Canal Station los,
Chicago
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lQelp, apaIe AMI Female

WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN TO
qualify for government positions.
Several thousand appointments to
be made next few months Full in
formation about openings, how to
prepare. etc. free. Write immediate-
~ for booklet G-1Gi. EARL HOP
MINIS. Washington. ID. C.
MEN AND WOMEN. GET GOVERN
nent jobs. $65 to $3.50 month. Steady
work. Common education sufficient
thousands OF appointments coming
Write for free list OF POSITIONS
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Department.
los f. Rochester,. ~ Y.
WANTED. BOYS AND GIRLS TO SELL,
our spccialties. Make 50 daily; easy
money: steady. employment. Every
lady buys Particulars free. MIAMI
SPECIALITY COMPANY, Casstown
Ohio.
WANTED. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
FOR good proposition. Call HIP
East Broad, upstairs.
WANTED. CLERK. MALE OR rE-
male. FOR country stores references
required. Address L. M. ckridgc,
n,
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RituatioGe ouanten, aeaIe

AN ENPERII;NCED BOOKK EEPER
would like TO locate with Il good
company or would consider II posi-
tlon as travelling salesman. Address
Z. 2l3. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. by YOUNG MAN WITH
five years experience in insurance
and four years real estate. position
In real estate or insurance office. Ad
dress 244, care Times Dispatch.
EXPERIENCED LOCAL AND TRAY
cling grocery salesman. also general
ment ut once; salary or commission.
ADDRESS n l41, care Times Dispatch.
GROCERY CLERK
desires to make change: best rcfcr-
enccs. Ii no. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION AS WOODWORK
ing machine man; can give good ref
erences; Apply a 131, care Times
WANTED. by YOUNG MAN, POSI-
ton with some reliable real estate
concern; five years experience in
rental department; capable of talk
ing charge and running same; Al
r1Ierences. Address a 13l, care
Ttmes- Dispatch.
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR OF
day, desires additional work for TWO
or Three evenings Il week; reasonable
tariff: Al references. Address y f64,
care Times Dispatch.
FOR DEPENDABLE UNDERGRAD
uatc nurses. male and female ask
MRS. C1iADlC<. Madison SSH
WANTED, POSITION AS WORKING;
or general foreman on farm; thirty
years experience and best references
233l nun street, City.
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Businrs9 Opportunity

FOR SALE. GOOD PAYING RESTAU-
rant; cheap for quick purchaser.
Will stand close investigation. Adj
dress 1s5. care Times Dispatch.
PARTY LEAVING TOWN WILL SELL
or exchange up-tC-datc restaurant;
fine location. Phone Madison 307l-J
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SECOND FLAT. FOUR BRIGHT. NEW
~ papcrcd rooms; closets and porch:
use OF bath md phone; hot water
heat and water furnished: s25 per
month. Adults preferred. Phone
Monroe l0hh-I
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WANTED, CAPABLE SALESMAN. FA-
miliar. with bookkeeping methods
used by groccrs in carrying credit
accounts. Successful register. scale
grocery salesman, or one who has
been In the grocery business pre-
ferred. Big pay and permanent po-
Sition TO right man. Bond required
j. \. KIDWELL, President. Dayton,
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FLAT OF THREE ROOMS FOR RENT.
everything private. Central location
Call w. S. BURNETTE. Monroe 1904.
Possession at once
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situations 1osantrn, female

WANTED. POSITION AS 1coMpANIoNee
secretary housckcepcr. Box %. Elk
wood IN
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FIRST FLOOR FLAT OF THREE
large connecting rooms nice. largo
back yard and back porch; also three
large connecting rooms, on third
floor: use of water, gas. bath and
phone Apply SIS North Fifth ST
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STOCK AND BONDHOLDERS-M
ing. OIL industrial stocks wanted
Send description, price. etc. EX-
CHANGE. Box 20, Station y, Cleve-
lnnd. Ohio.
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MOST DELIGHTFUL BACHELOR
apartments in the city, overlook
ing Monument Avenue; table board.
THE SHENANDOAH, Allen Avenue
and West Grace.
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WANTED. COLORED MEN PREPARE
az sleeping car portcrS and train
portcrs If you, wish position near
Eichmond write Immediately. No ex-
i.erience necessary. INTER. RAIL
WAY, care Times Dispatch
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FOR RENT. COMFORTABLE FLAT of
three rooms. with bath; house sup
piled with hot water heat and cleo
trio lights; opposite Monroe Park.
Addrcss f. p .. Box ll5i.
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w ANTED. SEVERAL PARTIES WITH
So,VVU-SlO,VO0 10 Join me In incor-
porating !: chattel mortgage loan and
savings company (eithcI silent or ac-
tiNc), THIS is AN excellent 20 per cent
investment with absolute security:
the advertiser VIII be glad TO get in
touch with parties holding first mort
cages bearing D per cent. which he
VIII discount and allow some cash, ii
party takes interest in company IL
Interested and mean business address
Il l5l, care Times Dispatch.
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~ u mall order business OF your own.
We help you start FOR a share in
pronts. Twenty seven opportunities.
TUNlTiES EXCHANGE. Buffalo. y.
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500 PEI. CENT PROFIT. SLIDING;
casters. necessity every home, child
can attach; save floors. carpets, furni-
ture; hotels. restaurants buy gross
lots; cost &c, sell lJc. Agents
making S25 to 500 every week: sam
pies free. IL. o. SLIDING CASTER
co, - IA. State Street. New York
Civ.
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NOW Is THE TIME TO EXCHANGE
your property in city or country for
Washington property with JOHN q
SLATER, owner. 1910 q Street y W,
Washington, -. G.
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VERY ATTRACTIVE CENTRAL FIRST
fiat Of six rooms, gas and electric
lighting. bath on same floor Phone
Madison 24S1-L.
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WILL SELL a THIRD INTEREST IN
the best thing on the market Stock
500 par. To a live man a fortune
l2S, care Times Dispatch.
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CAPITAL FURNISHED FOR MERITO-
riuus enterprises; stocks and bonds
sold on commission, facilities for in
cooperating and reorganization of
companies. For particulars =. GIN
BEL. Banker. 10 w. Delaware Place,
Chicago
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WANTED ONE FIRST-CLASS MILL.
foreman for box shook factory. None
need apply unless they are capable Of
hnndlmg machinery and men ana Ia
Iniliar with the box business Ad-
dress J. j. kRESS BON co. Krcss.
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WANTED, y GOOD PARTNER TO EN-
gage in the real estate business. Give
reference and the amount OF capital
you can put up. Address & 2l5, care
Times Dispatch.
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a NEWLY FURNISHED FLAT FOR
light housekeeping: bath and phone.
llO South Eirst Street
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS: TIIOIT-
sands OF appointments TO be made
BOOKLET lSs. telling where and what
INC! are, salaries paid. etc. sent free;
special course Tor postuastcrs Ma
YIONAL RsESPONDENCE INSTI-
TCTE, Washington, H. q.
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INSTRUCTION EARN SEQ
weekly. -Four weeks, $35 six, $50;
eight, St5; twelve, $50: unlimited
Sl9C. Great demand. EMPIRE LIMO
TYPE SCHOOL, il9 First Avenue,
New York.
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FREE FOR SIX MONTHS, MY SUM
mer offer TO Introduce my magazine
Investing for Profit" 1t is worth
$40 copy to any man who has been
getting poorer while the rich richer
1t demonstrates the real earning
power OF money. and shows how any
one. no matter how poor, can acquire
riches. Investing for Profit has the
largest financial circulation in Amer
ica-thc only progressive financial
journal published. /; shows how 500
quickly grows to 5000. Write me
now and I'll Send IL six months free
II. l.. BARBER. 495, % West jackson
Blvd, Chicago
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-FOUR LARGE ROOMS. PANTRY, TWO
porchcs, hrst floor, private. detached
house, one half block from Jefferson
Park, sl62-3 month SIS North
Twenty second street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31

AN UNEQUALED OPPORTUNITY TO
the right man who can rent an Of
lice or desk room and furnish 500 to
$500 capital and take charge OF some
outside statesmen; we want "A man
who can see and impress the trade.
prominent banks and commercial
houses; none will be considered
unless he is prepared TO furnish
highest references; chance of n life
time for a live wire; don't be content
until you see our working plant: il
is different. Free TO those who reply
at once. ACID PROOF INK co. 5Gy
Fifth Ave, New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31

AG ENTS- s5O-s75 WEEKLY, SELLING
guaranteed knit goods for largest
manufacturer in America: write for
free outfit and particulars OF greatest
money making proposition ever Of
fered. MADISON MILLS. 4SG Broad
WV. Now York
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flats Jor Ken1

FIVE-ROOM FLAT FOR RENT ON
modern convenienccs and heat fur
nshed VIII rent TO couples or TO
gentlemen Convenient to board.
Phonn MaNison 53N2-I
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AGENTS. LET ME SHOW YOU HOW
TO make big money selling new pat
catalogue. j. NJ. WIELAND, 500
Woodley street, Baltimore. Md
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SAL sESMEN-LIVE MEN, OUR FAST
selling line to merchants: every
business a possible customer: liberal
commissions. Write for particulars
UNIVERSAL ADVERTISING CO.
Milwaukee, Wis