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do so he Was 10 forfsi, the said s2u.

do so. he was-,o forfeit the said $50
and pay 1t back to Tom Lee.
Last April regardless OF aSreem mt Ell
tered between tn n. Ton Lee came back
and opened up a laundry on East Main
Street. In opposition to Tom. and seemed
to be doing a rushing Business; in fact
Toms trade was very MUG. injured.
Tom. Lee, Weat to him. and IN
formed him that he had fro.en the con
tract. and that he. Woi4td have to pa
back the $50. But Moy positively re
fused either to leave tie town or to go
out of business. and it is reported THAI
quite a skirmish ensured. in which Moy
Sing Lee says he was scalded by his an
tagonist Tom. finding that there was
nothing he could do to bring about
satisfactory settlement of the matter,
after seeking legal advice. brought sui
by fling bill OF Injunction to restrain
Moy Sing Lee from conducting furthe,
business.
The contract was written in Chinese
and had the business signature of Nioy
Sing LIE attached. which contract was
filed with the bill. land prayed to be read
as part thereof" being translated BY
Tom Lee, is as follows:
.'A1oy Sing Lee his business sold off to
Tom Lee Promise not to start no laun
dry business al Front Royal. Va. Price.
$3.50. If he brake this track, and start
laundry business again. he pay me bach
all money
Moy Sin; Lee says he knows nothing
about the contract: but Tom Lee says II
there Is any doubt about the contract
and the signature thereto. he will send
it to the Chinese Minister at Washing
ton and have it translat d.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. 2.-Vcieus ana
savage trading characterized the business
on the Board of Trade to-day. ST. Louis
shorts in corn and wheat were punished
severely. There was nothing bull:sh in
the early news. but yesterdays excep.
tional bulge in corn frigatenea the corn
wild rush to get under cover, After
Prices all around had been boosted to is-
ures to suit the big holders, many mani-
shorts suffered September corn closed
unchanged; December &c. lower; Sep-
tember whaet AesHs. down o. September
ions suffered ! loss OF log2oc,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Clos
Al7tso. 727k 7zzk nv nK
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RURAL FREE DELIVERY
Inspector Barr Extending the Service il
Roc br DE.
(special Dispatch to The Tine

Especial Dispatch to The TtUes)
LEXINGTON. VA, Aug. 2:-lnspecto1
w. A. Barr, special agent OF lne Posl.
office Department for the eStabiishme4;
OF rural free delivery of mails, left Lex
ington to-day for Buena Vista. where he
that city. as a distributing Ro:nt. anc
Intern ediate points. During his two days
in Lexington he located three routes
with the Lexington office as The dlstri-
but1ng point. The first route is twenty
one miles long and serves 11o Iamii.eS
the second route, twenty-one and nan
miles long and serves 10 tamines; Tn.
third route is twenty, miles long a :allS
probably. be in operation by January Isl,
1908 Mr.. Barr has petitions for othe.
routes in Rockbridge, and Il is expected
that the whole county will soon oe
served.
Information has reached Lexington OF
the marriage in Denver. COl.t OF frol
Joseph R. Long. who was recently elected
tionaI law at Washington and Lee I'M
versity. Prof Long successds Pro1- r. 81
George Tucker. who resigned to deVote
his time to- the advancement OF the ecu
cational movement In the pubic schoo's
of Virginia.
up before the fall term of the Circu'
Court of Rockbridse at ITS ran STUNT :
of the administrator of the late Elihu Fl
Rarclay- former owner and editor OF the
II eyngton Gazette. against the town g. Q
lexington. Suit is brought for siostt
DANA es alleged to be due because OF M.
sIDping on the icy sidewalk. THEREBY
causing his death.
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COFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. c.-COFFEE-The
market for coffee futures opened irTegu-
lar With prices 1858 points higher on
Vigorous eovern: and general buying,
leI bv houses with fore en- connections.
Advances regarding the extent Of TIL.
crop damage by frost nearly all tended
to confirm the early cables Of severe dam
are ia the trees and destruction OF first
flowing The day was marked by tbs
hsavy trade in recent times. sales amount
Ing to ISs,0oo bags. At the close prices
were nearly at the best figures OF the
day. net 1905 points higher.
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Cotton futures opened steady: closed

&C.: middlins gull sAc.: sales. 6es bales,
Cotton, steady: n,idel.ng. ee.;. gross re-
| 77.S15 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 564s bales;
export to Great Britain. bales to France,
stock. 1i5 c5I bales.
Consolidated-Net receipts. 1887 bales,
export to Great Britain, 375s bales; to
France. 15,. bales; to the Continent. 49,
| SIS bales.
| Total since septenber 1.t-Net receipts,
| 1855 $50 bales: export to Great Britain, g.
OIL, bales; export to France, 1878
bales: to tho Continent. 2,s12,ees bales
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EAST BUFFALO. N. z, Aug. 22.-CAT,
TLE-Receints 125 head: strictly GOOD
steady. others lower: prime steers. s5.S5@
SIS; fair to choice. s5asL;12; heifers. $3.50
f; o. Vea1s-Receints. go head. strong:
tons. sS.250s.5o. Hogs-Receipts- 800 head.
active 5e,1Oc. higher; heavy. $3.50; Xed.
.s7.4of77471S Sheep and fLlambs,Receipts.
$3.50 head; sheep very dull: lambs strong,
sc. higher: top lambs. S6.?3@550: fair TO
rood, s5.75G6: sheep. top mixed. SS.6043. 10:
,air to good s3.2o13 80
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CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-BEEvEsA
reipts. 3.521 head: market opened steady.
,losed s!ow;;Alate sales lt1if1e lower. Steers.
1907 80: bulls. s3.4ofi5.eo; cows. s2.25a
er pound dressed weight; REFRIGERATOR
2eef. l1AGl2c. per poand; Exports GA
attic and 2,250 quarters.of beef Calves
srassers and buttermiliss ssI45o; west
erns, $40. Sheep and lambs-Receipts.
1855 head. Sheep quiet:T good handy
sheep, full steady; lambs firm in Slight
supplies; fair to good. 25G25c. higher;
sheep. soT2.5o: lambs. s5.2546.7O: few
choice. s7.25. Hogs-Receipts. $50 head,
noriinallyE steady.
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CHICAGO. ILL, Aug. :22.-CATTLE-Re
ceipts. 1000 head. steadv:. good to prime
,tcers. nominal at s6qS.75: poor to me
=. 500 Is; COWS. s15oG5.50: heifers 50 Rag
); Gamers. s150@2. so. bulls. s22595;
calves, 81 5cG2 10: Texas-fed steers. s365;
eestern steers. s4.50T5 Hogs-Receipts
o-day. 5000: tomorrow, l0.fr0: left orer
1000 head: excited 1O0l5c higher: mixed
and butchers. s6.75G7.50;. good to choice,
s71oG1.55: rough heavy, sSSoa7.1o; light,
Receipts. 1000 head; sheep and lambs
~tcady: good to choice wathers. Sc 5oa4;
.air to choice mixed. s2.5oa3.o0; native
ambs. s.. 759s. s
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BALTIMORE MARK EFT

BALTIMORE, MD. Aug. 22.-FhoUR-
UNCHANGED. Wheat-Spot, 721fI3,Ic.;
:outhern by sample. ss@tlc; Corn-ouie,:
November, new or Cd: 'S1aIc souI.-ern
white corn, 62TG3c Oats-firmer: No ?
f6a57c Butter and Eyss-Steadw and I'M
hanged Cheese and sugar-FiIm and
Unchanged
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The relieving arc the total net receipts
Of cotton at al! ports since seutember 1st:
Galveston. 2oS5 .o1s bales: New Orleans,
a.asa.s7 bales: Mobile. 54.17s bales; savnn-
ha'es: Wilyninston. :Isoos bales; Norro..
IS. SIS bales: Baltimore. 1oo9ll bales; New
York 1925 bales: Boston, u9:972 bales,
IS Ga bales; Brunswick. 12S.7ss bales; Fer
randina 1855 bales: PenEsc cola, 17s,ess
bales: Port Arthur. 5.e7 bales; Port
"a ec5 bales; Portland. Ore. 1920 ,ales:
vancouver. 3. c.. 7,s54 bales: Ell Paso.
! An bales; Eagle Pass t1n hstes; Lare-
do 1910 bales. Total. 7,5sa.S5s bales.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
Richmond, Va, Aug. q, 1909.
QUOTATIONS.
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. 22.-PEANUTS-
NQuiet. VEslnfAns-Actlvs ut Sac Iur pes,
stock. Fancy. 345,sc.; strictly prime. 3Oc
.t,:icne. Y21ar.
PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. 22-PEA-
SGIS-a1arAet quiet.
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EAST LIBERTY. PA: Aug. 22.-cAT,
TLE-steadv; choice. s7;75Fs; prime T.l5d
$50: good. sseO07. I4ogs-Highs,~-p prime
md light Workers s7:yss7.3 80: nigs ST. 2oG
7.31: roughs. s5.5o05so. Sheep-Steadv:
choice lambs. s516G6:. veal calves. .$S4S. so.
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A CHIN. Sc COs>TRACT
The Case OF Ton Lse vs.Moy sing Lee
in Front Royal.
Special risps tch to The Ttmes.]

Especial dispatch to The Ttmes.)
FRONT ROYAL VA, August pa
suit was brought yesterday in Warren
county. the first of its Kind ever entered
on Its records.
tam Tee Chinese laundryman,
brought suit against Moy Sing Lee,
:laundryman, for br ach Of contract.
About year ago Tom Lee cane to
Front Royal and bought out Moy Sing
Leo, who was conducting a laundry bust
ness here at that time tor the sum OF
$3.50. with the understanding that he.
Moys sing Lei, would cave aye, me town and
in in Front royal, va. and Il he failed to
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Cash quotations were as follo;ss-F;.ss
steady. No. spring wheat. 1S874c.: M
2ec.: No. 3 white. 34G37c. No. 2 rye. Sic
Fair to choice mating barley, 50ae3t
No. i fiaxseed. s14o; No northwesterrl
fork. per barrel. sl655I 60: lard. per loa
pounds. s10s5 10 sig: shaet ribs sides
iioose). s9.s5d9 e5. dry sailed shoulders
tboted), :s.75l7.S STA; short clear sfdes (box-
ad) SO. 759l10.S74s WkiFkey. basis Of high
wines, g3l Clover. contract grade. 1910
Butter weak; creamery, l441t1zc.. dairy.
iI3h117c Cheese easy at slGGiDs;c. Eggs
aasy: fresh, TIC. Recet pts-Wheat SIS.
90 bushels; corn. $500 b,isfsels: oats, ST..
400 bushels: hogs. 1900 bushels.
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MARKET RALLIED
VERY MATERIALLY
Closed Higher Than Those Fol-
lowing Yesterdays Depression
COLORADO FUEL A FACTOR.
eirmoess OF Western Union Suggests
q Possible Continuation Of Tele>
graph lnterests-Freeuom from
Furry IN Money Market.
Or Associated Press. ,

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-To-dsy's stool,
- raihed from yesterdays depres-
SION and closed at materially MS her
prices tnan last night There vas a con-
siderable contraction In the rolume OF
trading, and IL was not until late in the
Gay that the disturbance to sentiment,
caused by yesterdays break in prices.
scanned entirely overcome This was part.
y Que to the evidence of continued iiauI-
cation IN Colorado Fuel. waich. 1t was
Ssafed, was creating a necessity 10 unload
stocks elsewhere In the market The
appearance of support in that stock, ana
rs raiiy to more than a point over las,
Sring sentiment and It's effect was en-
stoasized by the renewed strength IN
louisville and Nashville, when was sup
ESssd to be related IN q SPECULATIVE way
70 the movement In Colorado Fuel.
Inc points Of strength In the early part
OF the day were somewhat scattered, ana
might be attributed to special causes. In
the late dealings the strength became
more general. and the market broadenco
out under the Immediate influence or Z
point rise In Southern Pacitic The ex-
PLANTATION OF the strength in this STOCK
WIS not obvious. beyond the fact tina,
the speculative leader who has made this
stock favorits OF late years is I now Wa due
en- continued Its advance with ruHol
that 1t was being sought by Canadian
Pacific for q connecting link with New
York city, thus experimenting recent
rumors OF Canadian Paciflc's purpose 10
enter Chicago. which were subsequently
denied.
The firmness OF Western Union ccntin-
ucd to excite remark and conjecture as
to a possible combination OF telegraph In
terests. When Colorado Fuel made its
recovery there was fairly general ad-
vance among the independent iron ano
steel companies, from whicn the United
States Steel stocks were conspicuous ex
ceptions. the movements Of the latter
being restricted 10 narrow fractions.
The Granger-Pac.fics and Southwcsterns
quite generally participated in the late
movement in Southern Pacific The re-
action in the wheat market may have
helped this movement. The freedom from,
furry in the money market, with demand
for loans to carry over until Monday. had
q reassurirg effect and aroused hopes
that the bank statement tomorrow would
show a strengthened condition. If this
proves to be the case. must be by
reason Of loan contraction by transfer
of credits to the trust companies and to
foreign lenders. The interior currency
movement seems still to be slightly IN
favor OF New York. The advancing quo
tations for Government bonds are be-
lieVed to be due to the expectation that
the Treasury may take early steps fol
the relief of the money market. either
by increasing deposits with the banks or
by redemption OF bonds.
Bonds were firm In sympathy with
United States refuding 2s. the old As and
the IS advanced II per cent. on the last
call.
The total so'es OF stocks for the day
were 625.100 shares
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, aug. 22.-Seaboard
AT Line common, 33a357s; do preferred;
o-& @53A. Seaboard As, Senseh.
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"a, Carolina Chemical exs dix :. !. :. 81 Sc
CaroiinasA Chemlcal ptd. 80. l:9A
R1CHNio Nd STOCK. MARKET
Richmond, Va. Aug. 2, 1902.

Virginia :Garolina Chemical common-i
snare at SIX
Broad Street Bank-lo shares al a5A.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chemical preferred
shares at Ley
Virginia. Carolina Chemical commen-10
;ares 1t 671A ex-div.
ATE SECURITIES Rid Asked
"a. Centuries, 90, C. and Re-. e6A s6,a
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r,yNcHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
I,ynchburg. Va, Aug. %. 1902.

Receipts of tobacco in the warehouses
Of the city are light There has been a
siirht decline in prices.
Quotations are as follows:
DARK GRADES.
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NAVAL Stores

wnMINGTON. N Gu Aug, 22--SPIR-
IT'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at &c: re-
ceipts, 80 casks. Rosin-Nothing dong;
-eceipts. i52 barrels. Crude !turpentine--
Firm at $40: $50. ands =. 90: receipts. 6s
barrels. Tar-Fivmoatssl 8. 20: receipts, si3
barrels 2ci Sstiss szis7. Dr. -
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EUlaI-UEL.
WANTED.

WANTED, BoARpERs. FIRST. SEC
ond or third-noor rooms, well furnished.
with f1rst-class board at reasonable
rates; references exchanged Call at AT
W. Grace Street.
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MONEY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
cali steady at 33sd4 per cent: closing bid
and asked. 3d4 per cent: prime mercan-
tile paper. 4Ad5 per cent. Sterling ex-
change easier with actual business III
bankers bills at s4.S7,15 for demand and
at s4.&.3O for sixty days; posted rates.
1851 and s4.sS: commercial bills. s4.s3R8
4.s+%. Bar silver. 52as: Mexican dollars.
bonds inactive: railroad bonds firm.
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SAVANNAH, GA. Aug. 22--TuRPEN.
at 4411Sc.; +, Eeceipts, 39f
ca SKIS; .sales.7497 casks; exports. 265 casks
'Ros!n-Firrl; receipts. s33 barrels; sales
a. B, G. D. s1.1o: E. s1.15; F, s1.20: G
s1.25; H, s1.7o;r I. s1.95; X: s255; NJ. s3.Oo;
n; $3.50; w G, $3.50; W ", $3.50.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Aug. 22.-TUR-
.PENTINE AND ROSIN-unchanged
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The total bank clearings for the week
ended August 2lst. s.. 1o5 49, 55; increa Sc,
22e per cent. Outside New York. $72S. $780,
fH: increase, 81 per cent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-23

~ INCHES IN CHEST EXPANSION
satned IN 3 weeks BY paptis Of DAN
SiCAL CULTURE. u3 North First
Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-23

A YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE DE-
sires a position to teach In school o,
private family; qualificatio7s-Music.
Mathematics Latin. French and Ems.
lish Address Miss L. F. ANDERTON.
Saluda Va.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-mALE.

WANTED, POSITION WITH INSUR
anc- company by young man with ex
perience; unde:s lands bookkeeping anc
can use Typewriter. Address 'lNSUR
ANCE," care this office.
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WANTED. BY A YOUNG LADY GRAD.
n.teJ TO, teach in school or family Eng
lish. Latin, French and E'ocution: ref,
e-ences exchanged. Address Box 81.
Chase City. Va.
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WANTED. BY A LADY OF YEARS
experience situation TO teach in pub
lie school, Address Miss n. l.. g..
Huguenot. Va
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WANTED. SUMMER BoARDERs. GOOD
accommodations, Tennis. Golf. SWIM
ming Pool. Horses. Bathing and Shoot
ing. RANDOLPH, keSwick, Va.
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BoARDERS WANTED.

September and Octobera Address Mrs.
s. B. DANIEL. Rocatish Depot, Nelson
county. Va.
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WANTED. FIRsT-CLAsS TELEPEoNE
cable splicers for Washington and Bal.
tinore: state wages required. Address
q PostoTice Box 4lS. Baltimore. Md
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WANTED. BY A LADY WHO HAS
had great deal of experience in hosp
tai as well as private nursing. cases H.
city or country towns: terms less than
graduates. Address N. NJ. S.. PIG High
Street. Petersburg. Va. OF apply to the
CHIEES NURSE, Nurses Settlement.
Richmond, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PLEASE MR.. CONDUCTOR STOP TIE
train, / forgot to get basket OF MAR
CHETTIS Choice Fruits. at No. 617
East Broad Street
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PATENTS YOUR IDEAa
No allowance, no fee: consultation free.
Est 1854 MILO B. STEVENS & CO..
SIT 18th Street, Washington.
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FOR SALE.

NEW STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
Engines. best makes: Thrashins Ma
caiaes Grain Drills, etc. lowest prices.
Call or write DAVIS CARRIAGE MFG.
CO., Petersburg. Va.
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IN EXPERIENCED AND SUCCESS
full music teacher desires position for
the coming session: will also teach Eng
lieh branches and Mathematics Ad
dress x 7. T.. care Postmaster. Saluda.
Va.
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SITUATION wANrED-FEmA1E

LADY OF SEVERAL YEARS ExPERI-
lily to teach small children. references
given IL desired: terms moderate. Ad-
dress LONGWOOD, Goochland Court
house. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-23

WANTED. MATCHMAKER WITH OWN
tools Answer. stating experience. etc.
L. D.. MATCHMAKER care of Car
rier No 2 city
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A YOUNG LADY OF SOME EXPERI
ence desires-to- teach and take charge
OF young children next session.: quaiiei
scations-EneFish. Fsench. Latin. Ma he
mates; no Music. Address Miss W. S..
Box 215. Gordopsville. Va
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A VIRGINIA LADY OF EXPERIENCE.
hoiulns nrsl & ace certlAealss. ueS IS u
position In some god school in Virginia.:
public school preferred. Would Xix. to
correspond with parties wishing to en-
gage teacher for the fail term. Address
Box lis, Boydton. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-23

The total so'es OF stocks for the day
were 625. 100 shares
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-23

PANELS SCHOOL. OF PHYSICAL
AND VOTE CULTURE Offers the srg
hes, refsrences-she pupils and res,ists
gI3 North First Street.
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HELP WANIED-FEMALE.

WANTED, PUPILS TO LEARN STAGE
or fancy dances SO MELVILLE DAN
IELS. A3 North First Street
NAN-rED.ts; LADIES WHO WISH II
adopt the dramatic or vaudeville stays
as profession to call on MELVILLE
DANIELS 2l3 North First Street
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SITUATIONS wANIED-taAALE

"A YOUNG LADY OF Sc vt.ttAL YEARS
experience desires position in pli-
va.e family TO teach SAIdii chl-dI en-.
teaches English branches and Music.
reference exchanged. Address Mss <.
NJ D., CORTLAND. Va
WANTED, A POSITION AS zTEACHl.F
N a private family, teaches English
Latin and Mathematics; the best OK ref
erences given. Address Miss NJ, Ciarhs
Vile W. 9af $50 tA
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WANTED. A POSITION AS COMP.AN-
ion or to teach in private family: refer
ences exchanged. Address Miss MARY
LEE HALL, Warsaw. Richmond coun-
ty. Va
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HELP WANTED MALE.

WANTED. AT ONCE. AN ESPER1,
enced insta!lment COLLECTOR App.
1909 Main Street.
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WANTED. BY A LADY A POSITION
as private secretary or governess 10
small children Address. with references.
Miss 8. ADAMS. Bedford Springs. Va.
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Gefa9r fir ben Oeutl6en llnterriGt
in Gilman.

Der Mino, Der gegenipGrtig Our6
bas Quno rpebt, lit Dem 9euti6tbum
niht giinitig; mas Der OeutI6e Inter
ri9t einmal p~erliert, 9as bleibt in Der
Reqel fir INNER p%erlpren," 10 f6lieBt
Die 81. Staats3eitung" einen large
rem Mrtifel, iiber bic bort dngeorDnete
Neupriifung Der alten beuti6en Qebrz
frGfte an Den 0ffentli6en S4ulen.
Sagt ba5 8latt: Die 5rage, D6 Die
ulten oeuti6en 2e6rfrGfte an unieren
0ffentli6en S6ulen D6ne no6malige
8riifung i'm 4mte perbleiben oiirFen,
lit nunmebr enOgiilti9 unO 8par in Ell
ner 0eiie entI6ieDen pproen, Die eli
mem S6lage ms @eIi6t beS 9an5en
0euti6t6ums 10 d6nli6 lit, ME Elm
fuule5 81 Dem anoeren. Woblmeinenoe
8iirger unternubmen einen leBten Ser
fu6, ben S6ulrat6 81 beDegen, por
feiner u~n6iQigen 5oroerung ab3u=
iteben, un0 berlie6en t6rem WunI6e
in elmer DISQUALIFICATION Qtusorud.
9teie 8etitton begleitete cine Nn3abt
8riefe, in benen angefebene Mdnner
lire Stellung gu Der 5rage burlegten
unb 6~egriinDeten. Der eng6er3ige uno
fur5ii6tige S6ul : Superintendent
Goolep iteIte Die. Ie6r umFangrei6e
l1rfunoe Dem I4ulrdt6li4en 8etrie6sz
@omite gu, uno Dieies legte tie p6ne
ale unO ieOe 50rmIi6tetten gu ben
often. Die MitgIieOer oes Gomite's
fanben e5 nt6t einmaI berI}iibe pert6,
ben 9etenten gegeni6er ben S6ein
jener berf0mmli4en GuBeren Q9tun9
81 nabren, Die gemeinbin ben 8unogsz
bungen grpBer Mafen iteuer3a6lenoer
8iirger gegenii6er an ben Sag geIegt
gu tperOen pflegt. 81 lit benin tpie0er
Elm Stiid bes i6per ertdmpften uno
LANCE Dert6eioigten oeutI4en Inter
rt4tes o9ne Sang unD Slang 6egraz
ben. -"
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