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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-12

wy fTchNsb
BERLIN March 12.-Daring ex
plots which won quick renown for
an Austrian cavalry officer in Ga
licia are related in newspaper CORE
spondence from that section. The
Austrian headquarters had learned
that the Russians were bringing for
ward reinforcements. Ayiators were
sent out to ascertain the size of
them, but the weather was foggy, and
the scouts were not able to find the
Russians. An unnamed cavalry Off
Ger. who appears as the hero of the
narrative. stepped forward and ask
ed shall | ride through the lines?"
His superiors laughed at the bold Of
fer, but after some hesitation agreed
to accept IL when fifteen other caval-
rymen volunteered to make up the
scouting party BY choosing the lone
ly forest road, the riders succeeded
in their plan Of passing through the
Russian lines at night By day they
concealed themselves in deep thick
cts, but at night they boldly trotted
along on the main highway with their
Austrian uniforms covered with
brown nantes and fur caps pulled
down over their regulation helmets.
They met Russian cavalry divi-
sion led by a Circassian prince ad-
yancing to take part in the battle at
the front. and their mouths almost
touched TANKS with the Russian
horses as they passed by, unrecog-
nized Late at night the Austrian
party took refuge in a deserted farm
house, where the men tried to sleep
until morning. Before daybreak a
murmur of voices was heard and a
large party of Cossacks was seen ap-
preaching the place. The Austrians
hurriedly mounted to the attic, where
they stood with carbines cooked,
ready to shoot down the first Cos
sack who might show his face in the
stairway The. Russians, however,
contented themselves with short
stay on the first floor and then rode
away without even inspecting the out
buildings. where the Austrians had
stabbed their horses.
The following night the little party
of scouts rode along path in the
wooded hills where suddenly a Rus
sian patrol barred their way with the
cry of Halt" The Austrians were
motionless for few seconds, ther
their leader commanded AT them,
and not one of the Russians escaped
with his life. Concealed next day il
thickets, the Austrians were able Il
see heavy columns of Russians re
treating along the nearby road Tit
Austrian advance had evidently be
gun, For hours the masses of infan
try, artillery and baggage trains hur
ried by toward the adjacent river
crossing a temporary bridge. On tn,
top OF the hill beyond the river IA
Russians halted. apparently with Nh
Intention of taking up positior
there.
The Austrian cavalry officer VIII
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-12
RABIES AT ELko

The Elko Independent reports that
a dog belonging to George Bloomfield,
an employee of Il. NJ Hansel, became
afflicted with rabies and was killed
by its owner. 1t bit several other
dogs before being killed, it is thought
and precautions are being taken.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-12
swlNoLERs FIND LOCAL VICTIMS

Constable Moore went up to Col
conda this afternoon. He is looking
for couple of swindlers who collect
ed several dollars from business men
on fake advertising scheme and
skipped out this forenoon on foot
Silver State.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-12
NOTICE OF REMOVAL

Tonopah Drug Co. has moved
across Main street to the store for
merly occupied by the Ideal cafe,
where they will be glad to receive
their old patrons. F27tf
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PAYS JURORS EXEMPTION FEE

Another Loyelocker, John T. Hill,
has paid the required fee of $50 to
County Clerk Davey and has secured
exemption from jury service for the
year.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-12
SUGAR FACTORY LEASED

To aid in the work Of running the
factory of the Nevada Sugar company
at Fallon, the Churchill County Eagle
says, the factory has been leased to
r, G. Bilay, as agent of three Michi-
gan banks The lease is for two
years, with protecting clauses that
make it void should the factory fail
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-12
YEoMEN CARD PARTY

A card party and dance will be
given by the Brotherhood of Ameri-
can Yeomen at X. c. hall. Friday
night. March 18TH Everybody in
vited. Admission so cts. Refresh
ments. F22-27-M6-10-11-12
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POWER AT ROCHESTER

The Lovelock Review-Miner reports
the completion of the power line of
the Nevada Valleys Power company.
which uses electricity under its lease
of the Lahontan dam government
plant. Everything is now ready for
the mill at Rochester to begin turn.
ing over Ore for three years to come
is in sight and the doubling of the
mills capacity during the summer is
being considered.
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that the title was other than most
respectful and he was confident no
London papers had the slightest in
tention of minimizing the office OF
the respect due it when they used
this term.
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Nevada News in Briefest Shape

to operate or should there be less
than 1900 acres of beets in the
ground in good growing condition on
June /, 1916.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-12

The war and the war tax have no
terror to our bakery. We are selling
ffteen full weight loaves OF bread for
one dollar. Having bought our supply
OF flour from the miller in advance
we are enabled to furnish you the
best and biggest loaf OF bread without
any additional cost to the consumer.
Our delicious Fruit Cake WIN melt In
your mouth. Our own Home Made
Minee Pies and Cakes OF ali descrlp-
tons are speciality. Always pleased
70 see you, or have you Phone Number
Four Hundred and Four
y RAmBH, PRspEaseog.
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EDUCATIONAL
LEARN TO PLAY
PIANO OR ORGAN
in A FEW HOURS
IN YOUR OWN HOME.

\ Detroit musician has invented a
wonderful new system which enables
any person or little child TO learn to
play tho piano or organ in one even
ing Even though you know abso-
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two. People who do not know ono
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od without any assistance whatever
from any one
Send Us your name and address on
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shall send you our guide and three
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OF charge. They will cost you moth
ing. as Va are making this offer
purely for adTartisinc purposes
All Ne ask Is tina, you recommend
our Method % your friends and rela-
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Edwin .Jctcr Boshcr.
Richmond. Va. ApriI

-. Richmond. Va. April 3. 1915.
To the BOARD of Visitors r. T. Lee
Camp. No. I, G. V. Soldiers Home:
Comrades Your committee appoint
cd TO draft a suitable memorial in re.
rad" and h"n"red president Of Leo
Camp Soldiers Home Board. EDWIN
JETER EoSHER, beg leave to submit
tn" following:
Whereas our heavenly Father, in his
all-wise providence has removed from
our midst our beloved cOmradc. Edwin
dent Of Lee Camp Soldiers Home
Board: and
Whereas the record Of his brave, ac-
tive and distinguished services, as u
Confederate soldier. in the Second Com
pany OF tho Richmond Howitzers ar"
dear TO all his comrades. Faithful
were his services in the field. and when
the war was ended. he laid aside the
uniform OF the old Confederate soldier
only TO put on the robes of "a noble
Christian charity, and consccrated his
ms old comrades In arms; and as prcsi-
dent Of the Soldiers Home Board he
was untrng i'm his labors to contribute
TO their comfort and happiness. and
max" their last moments those OF peace
and free from care. Sadly will he he
missed by his comrades and the old
soldiers at the home: and
Whereas his Christian life and en-
ample has been an inspiration to all
with whom he came in contact. TO live
noble Christian lives and, like him, die
Nohly did he live peacefully did he die
Like some broad river widening to
the sea
Calmly and srandly did his life unite
eternity"
We loved him living. VIZ mourn him
dead.
Therefore be it resolved by the Board
nf Visitors OF II. Il. Lee Camp No l..
G. V. Soldiers Home: That in the death
Of Comradc Edwin Jctcr lSosher this
board has lost a true comradc and
friend. and an honored. able and elf
cient president. and the Soldiers Home
one who was active and laborious in
behalf Of it's inmates, and also be IL
Resolved. That we tender 10 the fam
lily OF our deceased comrade the loving
sympathy OF this board, and humbly
pray that our Heavenly Father may
minister To them tho consolation Of His
grace in this cad hour of their affection:
and also he IL
Resolved. That u memorial page he
lief; on the record Of this board, and the
Office of the president at tho Soldiers
Home he drapcd In mourning for thirty
days. and that this memorial be tran
scribed on tho records OF this board,
published I'm the papers and copy he
sent Ia tho family OF our deceased
Comrade.
Respectfully submitted.
!. TAYLOR STRATTON.
u. s. MCCARTHY.
W. Il. FREEMAN
Con,p,ift.e
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IN iiEhJOIiI.iAI.
lncz WIti,crs tinsIic

AINSLIE.-Thosc who ar" b"rcaycd Ivy
the sudden death Of INr:Z WITHi:RS
n,iNSi.if.. feel that something more
Ia her beautiful character and her in
hucnc" upon the lives of those who
~ and loved her. We have Jus, laid
SWEEP. pray" spirit who walked with
US along the rough and thorny paths
"t TINS world and who spent her life
IN making them easier for us:
Beloved till life can charm no moro
ma mourn"d till PHYS self he dead
lighter; Wife mother and sister
Only that inner circle can know the
cEtsnt OF IN" unconScious sclf-sacrincc
heart the lowlics, duties on itself did
lay Tier cheerful courage was their
comfort and support in every dinicultv.
Kept to the end the heart OF a child,
responsive TO every word or token OF
Diligcnt and faithful in all Iif..s cam,
mon duties. she, like Mary. had not
failed To choose that better part which
could not be taken from her. Sh" was
she early gay" her heart 10 her savior,
ana ~" promise then made was a cove
nant between herself and her God
HHor"r TO he broken. \ member Of the
tHii OF zeal and energy in all its enter
prises Iicr pastor and her fellow
ut'h'o'rS VIII Sortiy miss her opera
tion ana the sunshine of her sweet
presence, As. they lahorcd together in
the work Of tn" Lord
The wide circle of her friends viii
never cease TO feel the loss nf her
hcipinE hand and loving spirit. To the
inourner she ever came with Sympathv
ana service. while the happy never
failed 10 lind responsive chord in
that inherent Gaycty Of spirit which
was ono OF natures best gifts TO her
ieacc and JOY to thee, dear com
phni"n. beloved friend. for thou has,
Joined
Tho choir invisible. whose music is
INC gladncss OF the world"
~ T. -.
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Parcel Post and Mail Orders
WM. II. SCOTT.

StcTTS Old Market Drug store .ludsou
cunningham. manager. Is the store OF
Richmond When Won get ANYTHING
from SCOTS it's right. The finest olive
'li. 81 tho gallon; SCOTS Corn Plaster
IS tho plaster. Zoe: SCOTS Wonderful
flood MiNtur" 'nrichoS tho blood and
makes II rs pure as an infants. 81
the bottle: SCottS Digestive Elixir is :,
pan3cca for nervous Indigestion. SOC:
SCOTS Liver Fills. best made Zoe:
SCOTS Pile Salvc is II wonder 25c:
scott : Rheumatic MIXTURE positively
cures. SOC; ounninCham's Royal Remedy
ana int"cti"u for men does the work.
~" each. 'unninGhamS Elixir OF Life
restores lost manhood. anc. Chewing
tobacco. - the plug: smoking tobacco.
NC the pound. Each truss fitted by AN
cNNcrt: no charge for hitting. Stock
1000 ono half price. Mail orders a spo-
cialtN. Ei- stock. right prices and
p"lit" attention. We beg Your patron
q
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DEATHS.

RWIM,-p lied. at Glen Allen. Va. on
dnys's illness. caused by nponlesy.
MRS. AMELIA IRWIN. wife Of Vii.
liam Irwin. She leaves a husband and
four children, Fred. Louise, Harry and
kainc Irwin. Her remains were taken
TO Baltimore, Md. her old home and
placed in the family lot in C;rccnmount
Cemetery, tho Rev. percgrinc Wroth
conducting services.
PAYNE.-bicd at tho residence OF her
daughter. Mrs. Fred. u. Powell 20li
lark Avenue. MRS. BESSIE G. PAYNE
widow OF George 4. Payne.
Funeral from above residence SUN
l'AN, T. NJ. lntermcnt private.
lleasc omit flowers.
STDN E.-Dicd, AT 1915 O'Clock this
burg, JAMES n STONE. :; prominent,
and citizen. He was a native
OF tulpcpcr. the son of the Rev. u. ~.
stone. Baptist minister. and former
missionary TO Africa. He was for many
Years a resident OF this city, and con-
ncctcd with the firm OF W. L. Poythreas
n TO. number OF years ago he left
them to 20 TO Williamsburg TO go into
business for himself. lie is survived
by widow. who was Miss Marion
Jones, OF Williamsburg. sister OF Hugh
w Jones. OF this city, who survives
with one son. James ~. Stone. .Tr. MIR
Stone was a man OF high traits of char
acter, esteemed by a large number OF
friends. and cndcared TO those with
whom he was associated in business
aud social affairs.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

WE'VE years ago s:ar:ed a small
mail order business at home in spare
time with few dollars capital
wanted TO make $40 or $40 month
evenings. Tho net profits tn. frst
wear aVertSeC WOO week. Five years
how TO start a email mail order bust
ness St"o ,o-day. for my proposition.
It's interesting; No canvassins. Hea-
cock. Box ho4. Lockport. ~ Y
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WARD-Dicd. Friday. s:15 r. NJ. at
tn" residence Of her parents. 26o3
West Cary Street DORIS MERCER. in
FAINT daughter of l.. Ernest and TiIlic
HENSON Ward
Funeral from tho residence THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON At O'Clock.
burial i'll Oakw God.
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IN MEStOJsIiNI.

IiEAD.-ln memory Of my dear mother,
ANNIE T. HEAD. who died three
years ago. April 10. 1912.
She has gone to brighter regions.
Safe from every grief and care;
We shall meet again in heaven
Ana ncvcrmOrc he parted there.
ny HEI, son. JOSEPH
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positions. Thousands
OF appointments TO he made Free
book!ct telling where they are. what
theF pay. with specimen examination
Questions National Correspondence In
sttute. 80 seventh Street. Washing
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SCREEN DOORS. WINDOWS. ETC.

WE have a large and complct stock OF
screen doors, windows and iIy-wire
screen paint and everything for the hy
season. Eiba Hardwa Company. 4oo
West BROAD. corner Henry Phone
Madison 3IJn
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TIL: JlTNf.Y Bus

NAY caus" - hi: fuss. hut like Peerless
Cleaner aud poliSh"r it is here to
stay. The public demand both the lit
ncw and Peerless Cleaner Sold and
used an over Richmond; 25c buys n
hottie druggists and Groccrs or phonc
Madison lni. Naughan's.
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L. rs.

BANNISTEK.--Di Died. ut her residence.
90 North Twelfth street, at 4:iO
o'clock this morning. MRS. GEORGE
HANNlSTER. She leaves husband and
nvc sons.
Funeral st. Pcicr's Cathedral MON
DAY MORNING. al 10 o'clock.
B0?oTWEIGHT.-picd. saturday April
$i7 North Twelfth. %BBIE EVANS
Funeral from Union Station Mcthe.
dist Church MONDAY. April II. A:a0
H. NJ Friends and acauaintanccs in
wood Cemetery.
A.. Mrs, s. $. Bo'HAHNHoH +" $40 n' North Il;
Twenty,-hfth Street She leaves 10
mourn her four sons and three daugh-
tsrs: W; II. Bohannon. G; l.. sohannon.
W. T. Hohannon, .Ir.. Philip iohannon.
Miss iottie Bohannon. Louise Bohan-
non Mrs. Mary c. ,Epps. and the fol-
fin. Mrs. ~ w. Thompson.
ch F@ns'" Mn r%n Union aF S'siS9
o'clock, April II. 1915.
cHAi.KI icy; Died, suddenly, April 10,
south cherry street. ;. n: CHALKLEY,
h.s fmnera w Sa SsaG MON
PAY M0RNiNG at 10 o'clock from Pine
Street Baptist Churach. He leaves Il
daught crs, Mollie r. Florence NJ. and
three brothers and one sister, 10 mourn
their loss. lntcrment in Hollywood.
WlL1< lNSON.-Died, at his residence,
SIS Garland Avenue, South Richmond.
LAND WILKISSoN. in the twenty
third year OF his age. lie is survived
by his father, j. Calvin Wilkinson; six
brothers. L. c.. H.. W.. ]. C.. NJ. H.,
IR. X. and d. II. Wilkinson; four sisters.
Mrs. ~. G. tranck Mrs. J. NJ. Cullins-
worth. Misses Elizabeth and Ella WIKI
inson.
Funeral from the residence al 3,3O
o'clock THIS SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
1nterm6nt in RivervieW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

WANTED. men TO learn the profession
o, cleaning and spottinE on fancy
garments. furs. feathers, Kid gloves
etc For full particulars write TO
United States Correspondence School Of
Cleaning and Spotting, T.. Q. Box 900,
Richmond. Va.
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AN Intelligent person may earn 800
monthly corresponding for news
papers: no canvassing. Send for par
port. y. Y.
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" M ID >. mt once. stenographer, office
Ter. bench man, cabinetmaker. travel ]
ing man. statesmen. box factory me :.
chanic, mi,lwrights. sawyer filers. cut !
OF sawyers We place men OF eyer,I
skilled occupation around woodwork
ing plants OF all kinds. II you are OK
perienced. get with us for future open
Rock, Ark.
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WANTED. on dairy farm. good milk.
crs. X +. ID. ]. Richmond. Va. or
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Wanted Mechanics
at Once

High grade tool and gauge makers.
Class ! maChiniStS on machine tool
repairs Lathe and boring mill ma
chine operators and operators on
Jones & l.amson. Gisholt and Fay
machines and automatics.
II YOU are active ann have good
employers record. state exactly your
experience and class OF work desired
and send application 10 Il. I. F. o.
Box No. 1912. Washington. u. &.
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EISEEAT,I. GOoDS

BASEBALL GOODS
BOYS. look our line over before YOU
buy. y large assortment and low
prices Elba Hardware Company, 42o
West Broad street. corner Henry.
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TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES DISPATCH
RANDOLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
DAILY one cent word when paid In ed
vance. No ad. taken for less than 10 cents
SUNDAY, one and one half cents n word for
all classified ads. except Situations Want
ed at one cent a word No at taken for
less than is CantA
No ADS taken for less than IS cents when
CHARGED phoned In. Pi;oned orders not
guaranteed. C!assincationS ?ot cuarap-
ted affair p. Ii.
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FAINT. FLOOR AND vARNlsH STAIN.

WE. hay" everything YOU need for
staining and polishing floors. painting
and hcautifyinC your home See us or
tpnpany.
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MRS. HoUSEK EErER."

YOU cannot keep your floor and furni-
tnrc in keeping with YOUR nciShbor's
unless YOU vs.. Peerless Cleaner and
rolish.r Once YOU use it. never viii
you abuse II. The ladies friend is
Peerless Try it. Euv i; from your
grocer or druggist, or phone Vaughan
Madison lHi
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FARM IMPLEMENTS
POULTRY FENCE

-u-re mall - large chicks: MEDIUM or
ifs-'t .rr, Special combination garden
11- poultry t.-,.. regular hsNacon poultry
r'trrc kind and style to suit open
ntz-ir si"-i v.re hsa.i> galvanized.
i+trct = inches I" = inches !. sou are
even 'nir-arc %; hu1IuE f"ur ~ amy sind
20 So" 20 get ou- Free Catalogue
THH sPOTIE>~ co.
1909 Ln.t Carr Rit hmond. Nn
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DOUBLE your income: work success
full mail order business at home spar
time. Write for free literature IA
LynchburG, Va.
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LOST-Collie dog, ligh; brown, with
white breast and feet: scar on nose
! Reward If returned to Ala West Main
Street. Telephone Madison 52SS.
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LOST. a card case with calling cards
Della Mann Wheeler, and S2355 Lib
eral reward IL returned TO 420 West
Grace.
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GOVERNMENT positions in nont-oy-
fee. railway mail and other branchc.
arc. good. Prepare for examinations
unuer former United States Civil Ser
vice Secretary Examiner. BOOKLET III,
free. Write to-day. Patterson Civil
Service School, Rochester. y. Y.
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Statesmen. hookkccpers. stcnogra-
piers. Office hcfp, store and other
clerks. mechanics for any trade and
ment Of any kind. call on Virginia
business Exchange. 3l6 North Second
We have put thousa ndS OF men To work
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FURNITURE AND FLOOR ro,.isu

TRY our E:lba sanitary furniture and
moor polish and be convinced. II il is
NOT the best YOU ever used will refund
your money. Price. pc bottle phone
Madison 500. t.lba Hardware Com
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w ANTED, competent. experienced reg
ist"rod assistant pharmacist for live
up to-datc city store. Send references
salary expected aud when can report
IN hIst letter Address Parker. care
Vaughan Robertson Drug Co
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y MATCH AND \ MOUSE.

BURNT NJ house. \ dust cloth and
Few drops Of Peerless Cleau"r
hriChtcncd up house. pc buys big
bottle Sold and used all over Rich
nond by druggists and rroccrs
Naus hams. Madison lnt
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WANTED. bright. active boy about Is
years old to make himself generally
useful Apply Bloomherg Millinery
Co. 500 East Broad Street
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Wanted---P p rtner

Wanted live, energetic,
hustline business man,
who Is good sales manager.
organizer and allround
business man, as partner in
successful. we'll establish
cd Richmond company, do
ing large business in
building supplies. Splen-
did opportunity for right
man. either with or with
out capital. Address j "a,
care Times-Dispatch.
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LOST-On South Third Street. ThurE-
day afternoon. a mesh bag, contain
in automobile seen picking il up plcse
call Randolph PSI.
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WANTED. boys to work on paper tray
machines. none but steady workers
need apply. Consolidated Paper and
street
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bt' detective; earn $50 10 800 week
~, travel all over the world Write
i,ept. 81, United states Detective ana.
ST. Louis. Mo.
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Use your spare time to build UP mail
order business OF your own We help
you start for a share in profits. -
opportunities. Particulars free. On
portmnitics Exchange. Runnlo. j.. Y.
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WANTED. experienced farm hand "A
work a0-acrc truck, frog and pouitr1
farm near Richmond; state experienced
reference, family and wages expected
permanent position for right man. II
l19, care Times Dispatch.