BUSINESS NOTICES
BUSINESS NOTICES
REUBEN WATSON BOYETT,Amory, Mississippi
REUBEN WATSON BOYETT
REUBEN WATSON BOYETT
Young Mr. Reuben Watson Boyett, whom we take especial pleasure in introducing toBob Taylor’sreaders, resides at Amory, Mississippi, and although only thirteen years of age, is the champion local solicitor of subscriptions. The people in that part of Mississippi stand loyally by him. A travelling agent through that region recently was met everywhere with the response that the subscription had been promised young Boyett. He is a handsome young fellow, but he is better than that: he is what the slangster calls a “live wire”—pushing, energetic, honest, prompt, a boy who is sure to become a successful man. His work forBob Taylor’sis being widely emulated, but other agents must get very busy to pass him.
Don’t fail to read the ad ofThe CommonerandBob Taylor’s Magazinein combination in this issue. Bryan’s paper and Taylor’s magazine should be in every family. By readingThe Commoneryou understand the political situation at all times, and it’s bound to be particularly interesting during the next twelve months. Whether you are for or against Bryan, he’s an important factor in this country—keep up with him.Bob Taylor’s Magazinediffers from other magazines as Bob Taylor differs from other men. If you already take the magazine, tell your friends about it. Get some subscribers for us—many or few—and we’ll pay you well.
CHRONIC ASTHMA CURED
Miraculous Recoveries from Asthma and Catarrh Due to Vienna Treatment.
Evidence of the wonderful cures effected by theVienna Toxico Treatmentin Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchitis continue to pour in from all parts of the country. Diseases of the respiratory tract have evidently this time met their master. Obstinate cases are cured in less than sixty days. The dose is minute and acts directly on the membranes and tissues, and it has a wonderful tonic effect.
The Toxico Laboratory, 1269 Broadway, New York City, who are the sole dispensers, have generously offered to send a test treatment to every sufferer who will write for it.
Gray & Dudley Hardware Company, of Nashville, Tenn., offer free a 50-cent cook book to housekeepers who send them the name of the most prominent stove dealer nearest to them. It’s a good cook book; costs you nothing. Write for it and say you saw the offer inBob Taylor’s Magazine.
The Massachusetts Squab Co., Box 878, Whitman, Mass., are offering bargains in pigeons. See their ad in another column.