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THE CARE OF SOLDIERS.
a BOOK OF GUIDANCE FOR THEIR
OFFICERS.

THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MILITARY
HfGIENcE BY Edward l. Munson, A NJ;
william Wood & co.
It has been asserted that more soldiers die
frcm disease than the bullet II this be true
hygiene is a matter of greater consequence to
an army than surgery. even during a period OF
active military operations. OF course, the diff
ference is much more marked in time OF peace.
Health then depends exclusively on climate
diet. dress. personal habits and the site and
sanitary administration Of the camp. DR.. Mum
son has treated his subject with admirable
thoroughness. The scope OF his work is broad
enough to include the examination of the
cruit and the proper precautions to be observed
in transporting the soldiers dead body. 1t deals
with life on the troopship well as on land.
with hot as well cold climates. 1t covers not
simply the nature Of the diseases from which
an army is likely TO suffer, and the approved
methods Of treatment. but also the whole mat
ter OF prevention by disinfecton, ventilation,
choice OF the place for camp, the purchase Of
food, and personal cleanliness and exercise.
In discussing malarial fevers, DR. Munson
states the theory OF Ross and Manson, who
hold the mosquito responsible for the dissent
nation Of the malady, and furnishes good deal
OF Information regarding that insect. He does
not, however. accept the new doctrine but holds
that it is possible imbibe the poison with
water. With the transmission of yellow fever
germs the writer is willing to concede that the
mosquito has something to do. Still, he speaks
Of It as only 'one of the most important agents.
by which the disease may be propagated. In
the chapter on habits and amusements strong
ground is taken in favor of the canteen system.
The work is designed primarily for the guidance
OF army officers, and il serves that object well.
But many Of the suggestions which it offers
would be useful to engineers and contractors
VINO happen to be charged with the health Of
large numbers Of men engaged in purely civil
pursuits, and to the executive officers of COL
leges, schools and charitable Institutions
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SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

- Hannah Decker. PLAINTIFF. against Daniel Havens
and Others DefendantsIn pursuance OF a judgment OF
foreclosure and sale duly made and
action. and bearing date the oath
J. the undersigned the Referee In said
ment named will sell public auction York
Estate SalesrOOms. No. III Broadway.
ough Manhattan City OF New York. the 22d day Of
January 1902. l2 o'clock that day William
Ryan Auctioneer. the premises directed
be sold and therein described follows All
the City and County New York designated
MAP OF property, Mary Pea-salI
Tiffany in the Twenty-thrd Ward City OF New York
part Fox estate" and filed OF
the Register the City and County York March
1888 Map number 9ls which lot according 10
described follows: Beginning a
the Easterly lntervae Avenue. hun
fifty feet and eight one-hundredths OF
Northery from the intersection OF the Norhery
Westchester Avenue and the Eastery Intervae
Avenue and running thence Easterly right
Intevae Avenue hundred feet thence Norhery par
Intervale Avenue twenty-five feet thence West
right angles TO Intervale Avenue hundred
along the Easterly side Avenue
twenty-five TO the point beginning Said premises
being part that party OF the
dated February 1891 recorded in
he OF Register nd of Nav
York l Conveyances on page O6 on the 9th
day February 1891. forty minutes
p. M
Dated New York. December %. 1901.
MOSES COwEN. Referee.
r r. THOMAS Plaintiffs Attorney is Court Street
Brooklyn. N. Y
The following diagram the property 10 be sold:
Its Street number is $50 Intervale Avenue.
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Hist Street.

Hist Street.
The approximate Of the lien charge satisfy
which the above described sold Fourteen
thousand hundred HOO S14
dollars with interest from the 1lJh day Of December,
1901. together with and allowances amounting
Three hundred and nftyseven 1887 dollars
with interest from the 18th day December. 1901
gether with the OF sale. The approximate
amount OF taxes assessments. other Hens which
be allowed 10 the purchaser OF
paid by the Referee, is S57S 9410O and interest The
PREMISES Will be sold subject a condition
as 10 fences contained in deed recorded office
Register of the County OF York
ances at 81 and also buildings and
tanned in deeds recorded in the Office OF the Register Of tho
County OF New York in ber 1853 Of
039. and liber 40 OF conveyances at page 436.
Dated. New York. December 2Oth. 1901.
SIDNEY J. COWEN, Referee.
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Gitp Botels.
foreclosure Slles.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.-Josephne Plat plaintiff against
Abraham Farber and others. deendantsIn
the judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
tered in the above entitled action bearing 18th
day OF December 1901 7 the undersigned the Referee
New York Real Estate Salesroom. at No Ill broadway
in the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York the
l4th day OF January 1902 at IL ociock that day
by Peter F Meyer AUconeer the directed by
said Judgment 70 be sold and therein described fol-
lows: All that certain lot. parcel OF land. with
the buildings and improvements thereon erected situate
lying being in tho Twenty-fourth cry q
New York and bounded and described follows: Begin
ming at point tho westerly line OF Washington Ave-
wideued, distant hundred and twenty-five feet
northery from the northwesterly said Washing
ton Avenue and One hundred and seventyst Street TOR
mery Ninth Street running thence NoEhery along said
westerly line OF Washington Avenue. twenty-five feet
more or less thence Westerly parallel with one hundred
ana seVentyhrst Street hundred and ortyhve feet;
tence Southery parallel with said Washington Avenue
Twenty i've feet less: and thence tstery
ael with One hundred Street and part
or the way through wall one hut!red and forty
nYe feet TO the point place OF beginning.
Dated. New York. December 90 1901.
SIDNEY J. COWF3N Referee
BLOCH ErT1NGER Attorneys for Plaintiff 90 Nassau
street. Borough OF Manhattan. City of New York. .
The following Is diagram the property % be sold
as described above the number beiag LIB Wash
ington Avenue Borough Of the Bronx city Of New York;
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Frank T.
Fitzgerald Surrogate of the County Of New York,
all having claims
Schwegler late Of the County OF New York. de-
ceased present the with vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber az nv place transacting business
Lexington Avenue The City Of New York, before
day August 1901 WILLIAM SCHWEGI-ER and
GEORGE SCHWEGLER Executors. CHARLES j GER
LICH Attorney for Executors 1.20i Lexington Ave-.
City of y. Y.
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6urroaates' Noflres.

IN pursuance of an order OF Hon. Frank I.
F+tzseraId a Surrogate Of the County Of New York
roce is hereby given all having claims against
John W. Wallace. late Of the County OF New York,
Borough OF Bronx deceased. 10 present the
vouchers thereof subscriber. at his place OF
acting business Ia Borough to wit: No. 312 Willis
Avenue in The City Of New York. before 23d
OF June
Dated New York 10th day Of December. 1901.
JAMES A. WALLACE,
Executor of John W. Wallace. decd.
A. V W VAN vECHTEN Atty for Executor As Pine
ST., Borough Of Manhattan.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank I.
Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County OF New York,
IS given all persons having claims
Caroline strobel also known as Karone srobel
san wit thereof subscriber. a
place OF transactng business. Room as No Wall
in he Of New IT he
third day o January next.
Dated New 18th OF July. 1901.
RICHARD w. FREEDMAN. Executor.
GOODWIN THOMPSON & VANDERPOEI. Attorneys
for Executor Wall Street. N T. City.
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Westchester Avenue.

Westchester Avenue
The amount OF the lien
which the above described b S525
with interest thereon from the oath
together with costs and allowances amounting Si5O
together with the of The approximara
amount of taxes assessments and othar
liens to be allowed the purchaser OF the purchase
paid by the Referee is $546.65 interest
Dated New York. December 2G. 1901
MOSES COVER Referee
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Dnbllc Nouce.

WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY-Able bodied
unmarried men between ages OF q and RI. cittzens
United States good temperate habits
who speak. read English. For informa-
tion apply to Recruiting ohicer Third Ave. N Y;
Ave. n. Y 293 Eighth Ave. N Y; T41 9th Ave. N Y
and II broadway. Brooklyn, n. Y e. D.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon 49,.

Thomas. a Surrogate OF County OF Nau =.
Notice is hereby given TO ali persons having cIs1, acrx
Martin Storz. late Of the County asalnss
10 the with thereof To -ssased
scrber at her place OF transacting business ~ sub
Of Philip J. Britt No. 29O Broadway Rorou@5 s s oes
haitian in the City OF New York or before Man
day Of April next. -4 ne 10th
Dated New York. the 3rd day Of October 1e0,
KATHARINE STORZ. Adrrfnixfr,..
PHILIP j. BRITT. Attorney for AdmnistratrIT NJ
Broadway. Manhattan ". Y. City. w. 70
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DINE TREE INN,
LAKEHURST, N. J.
Seven miles Lakewood and train service:
delightful health pleasure resort for refined
For illustrated booklet address
ALBERT A. LIE ROY. Proprietor:
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5nrroaates' Nonces.

TN PURSUANCE of an order or Hon. Frank T.
Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF New York
notice Is hereby given all claims
Alfred Lasoees late OF the County OF New York de-
ceased, the the
subscribers their
Beaver Street, Borough in the City ot
New York, before the 18th OF May next - -
Dated New York the 9th day November 1901
WALTER s. LASCELLES
HELEN LASCELLES,
Executors
HURRY & DUTTON. Attorneys for Executors "a viii
lam Street. Borough of Manhattan. N Y. City "
A DVERTISEMENTS The Trth,r.
IL received at their Uptown Office. e
NO. l.242 BROADWAY
I'd door north OF 3Ist-st.. until O clock
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HELP WANTED.
Female

wANTED.-A tractabie. Intelligent young
woman 20 do plain cooking in country
si6; must love country home; reference.
Address GOOD HOME, Tribune Offico.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon Fra,
vi. T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate of the County a, ~
iors motto Is hereby givet. all persons havi, Nsv
egainst caroline Patrick late OF County Of N Svans
deceased. 70 present the tors,
tne sloscrloer at his place transacting b,5eot
the ONCE OF Brewster FAIRIES No rae B7osSSlness
ough or Manhattan IN the City OF New YORK - 5or
the 9Th day OF February next A' on OF osfoS
Dated New York. the 1st dav Of Ars,,s. ,oo,
,n-o-~-r.-, . JOHN II. PATRICK FTs,,..
SrSE"SnER 81 FARIIES. Attorneys for ESxecnto..os
14s Broadway. New York CRY u'0h
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6nrrogates Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank
T Fitzserald a Surrogate of the County or New
York notice is hereby given all having
against Jacob F. Cuman, late of the County OF New
York deceased the with vouchers thereoi
10 the subscribers their place of tansactins
Nos AZ and AZ Wall Street, in the Borough OF Man
haitian in New York before the nfteentn
"a dated m New York the of September 1901
- - JOSEPH F. CULLMAN.
SAMUEL W. WEISS
Jonas F MANN Attorney for Executors Nos As and Al
Wall Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
N.
DFNSON. SAMUEL I'm pursuance OF an
- order Of Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF
the County OF York notice is hereby given TO all
~ the County Of New York Manhattan Borough de-
ceased 10 present the with vouchers thereof TO
the place Of ransacting business at
the ofhce Of Schuyler Day No. 141 Broadway. Man
haitian Borough in the CITY OF Ne" forS' 0h OF 0'
Dated New York November sth. 1901.
1 - FREDERICK H. DILLINGHAM;.
HELEN BENSON.
SCHUYLER E. DAY for Executors. 14i Broad
way, N. Y City.
TN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. Amer
l. G. Thomas a surrogate OF the County OF New york.
Notice is hereby given all having claims asaIne
~ nresa1t the vouchers thereof to the sub
scrber ar its place transacting business No 50
Street in City Of New YORK. on or oeiore 'ne o'n
day April next , -. s.,..nb.- 1901
GIARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW fosh;,
HO@Ai'E>-- Executor Est OF Albert Frank. decd
ALEXANDER & ASH. Attorneys Tor Executor II nfoao
way New York City
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mlnter Resorts.
ninier Resorts.
FLORIDA.
FLORIDA.
Opening Dates: Hotels of the
FLORIDA EAST COAST HOTEL COMPANY
FOR SEASON 1so1-1sO2

4 order y o Florida b h% % OF
OF
to
uahsh Palm mBachus nut hi hdesh o them al
zee t ar improve h a Of
eIItesn their
A. LARG PERM
Opening dates eOukof Florida Company ns
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Gnrroaates Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. AIM.
c. Thomas Surrogate Of the County Of N., "
Notice is hereby given all persons having claim. ao
Henry V Burgy late OF the City OF Paris ReDpSa.ast
France deceased. present the win y.. ae OF
thereof the subscriber his place OF transacus
Office Of Messrs- Coudert ousi-
the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
before the first day April next. -S1~ %
Dated New York the 25th day OF September 100,
FERDINAND c. STUDT ExssVv..-
COUDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Exec~of
Broadway. New York City.
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T. AUGUSTINEi
HOTEL ALCAZAR
HOTEL CORDOVA
HOTEL PONCE DE LEON
ORMONDt
HOTEL ORMOND
PALM BEACH:
THE BREAKERS
HOTEL ROYAL POINCIANA
MIAMI,
HOTEL ROYAL PALM
NASSAU. n. r. O3ahama Islands)t
ROYAL VICTORIA
HOTEL COLONIAL
ATLANTIC BEACH,
THE CONTINENTAI, -7a5
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Now open Closes May l. 1902.
JOSEPH p. GREAVES. Manager,
Now open. Closes May l. 1902
JOSEPH P GREAVES. Manager.
Opens January Is. Closes April Is. 1902.
ROBERT MURRAY, Manager.
Opens January IL. Closes April IL 1902.
ANDERSON PRICE, Managers
Now open. Closes April 2, 1902
FRED STERRY Manager.
Opens January IS. Closes april 8. 1902
FRED STERRY, Manager
Opens January II. Closes April 2. 1902.
H. w. MERRILL. Manager
Now OPEN Closes April O. 1902.
H. E. BEMIS. Manager.
Opens January 10. Closes April 2. 1902:
H f. BEMIS. Manager.
Opens April 2 Closes Sept. l, 1902
H. W. MERRILL. Manager.
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DRESSMAKING.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. BART TmGl OME@'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
oil East 42d-st. First class domestics ara
supplied.
WALDORF EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel help private servants a specially
113 West 4Gth-st.. near 6th-ave
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TWO SEALSKIN SACKS. sizes IS ana a.:
new; prices very reasonable. MAX
BERNSTEIN. 271 West I2o.h-st
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

ELEGANTLY furnished rooms: singly OF
en- suite; referHoce exchanged: s52 Madi-
son-aVe.
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THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MILITARY
HYGIENE By Edward L. Munson, A. NJ,
NJ D., Capt ain. Medical Department. United
William Wood & % - -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-02
PLEASURE FELT
AT WARD DIVISION.
Clay Ward Actives Give Rising
Thanks to Mr.. Wallace.
DESIRE NO VACANCIES FILLED
Prefer 10 Leave to the People Rather Than to
the Council and the City Committee.
Candidates State Their
Claims.

IN
IT was suggested at the meeting Of the
Clay Ward Actires last night that the
City Council and the City Committee
would not I'll the vacancies created in
these bodies by the division of the
aard until after the primary election.
Members OF the Common Council who
were present said that action would. in
all probability, be taken by the Council.
and a resolution presented by Mr.. J..
Gerland Pollard, to the same effect, was
adopted and ordered to be sent TO the
TWO members Of the City Central Com
naittee. to be presented TO that body at
dts next meeting
BY the division OF the ward the club
lost sixteen members, hut this was more
than made up for by the election Of
tmenty-one new ones last night
There was general 5ollifcation as the
result OF the efforts OF the Committee
on Ward Division. The report of the
chairman was received with appluse. md
q standing vote of thanks was extended
Mr c. AZ Wallace for the prominent
part he took in securing the passage Of
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the measure through both branches of

the measure through both branches of
the Legislature.
Various candidates for Council and
other elective Offices stated their cases
before the club, and regrets at the loss
of some of the members by the division
Of the ward were expressed. The at
tendance was Very large and enthusiastic.
WARD DIVISION REPORT.
One of the most Interesting things was
the report Of Mr.. j. Garland Pollard.
chairman of the Ward Division Commit
tee:
we have at last hcen put on an equal
ity with other citizens" he said. Tor
twenty years we have suffered. With
d popuIat GA of % 900. more than the city
of Petersburg. we have had no more pri-
rileges and advantages than a ward of
5000 population. The committee had un-
successfully attempted to get the City
Council TO 90 something i'll the matter.
Eut even with the hearty cooperation
Of the wa;.l delegation nothing could rc
done. and the task looked hopeless, and
We found it of 10 use to make the fight
before the Council. They have been talk
ing about DISTINGUISHING the negro, but
for twenty Years the citizens of Clay
Ward have been robbed OF their rights
We have been unable to receive relief
from the Council
'.rhcn the matter was brought To the
attention of the candidates FOR. the Leg
ls!ature IN conjunction with commit
tee from Lee Club. a letter was sent to
each OF tsef;, i'll reference to their posi-
ton on The question of /, division. and
every one pledged llimsslf,o support such
d measure.
CREDIT DUE MIR. WALLACE.
Great credit is due Mr. Charles NJ.
Wallace. Jr., who. without solicitation
from the committee realized the imcprt-
ance of action, and drew up a bill.Swhich
he presented. and which he had passed
through both branches unanimously. This
club owes him a vote of thanks for the
great service
Before the question was put, Mr.. Isaac
Digs said it was due to Mr.. Wallace to
say that when the bill wont over to the
Senate. opponents of the measure had
iobhied, With view Of having. it held up.
but that the senate turned a dcs ear.
After the vote OF thanks had been ex-
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tended and the applause subsidized. Mr..
Wallace was called Upon. He said that
the honor came SO gracefully and so gen
erouSly that he had been taken off his
guard.
Il thank the club from the bottom Of
my heart for this unexpected apprecia-
tion,'' he said.
Mcssrs. ellison and Miner, of the Com
mon Council, spoke briefly and said the
sense OF the Clay Ward delegation In
Council was to leave the vacancies open
until after the primary.
CITY COUNCIL.
Then it was that Mr.. Pollard presented
his resolution, asking the City Commit
on that committee before the election.
SO that the people themselves could make
their own selection.
Some opposition to the resolution arose
from Messrs Wright and Pettus who
thought that the vacancies should be fill
ed at once, SO that Clay Ward would
have full representation when the prl-
mary plan was laid out by the commit
tee.
The vote sustained the resolution.
Candidates for Common Council who
incumbents: Messrs. w. A. Crenshaw.
Davis Bottoms. Henry X. Franklin and
General A. L. Phillips. and N1essrs. James
w. Lyle, S. ]. B. Wright and B. a. ia
ccbs for justices Of the peace.
Ely the change in the ward Messrs.@O.
A. Hawkins. John S. Harwood and A. g.
Hartman retired from the Advisory Board.
and Messrs. Isaac Digs, d. F. Craddock
and George j. Hooper were appointed to
succeed them.
FIRST svice-President r. T. Davis and
Second y1ce-President r. T.. Winston are
out of the ward. and in their places were
elected Mr.. C. I. Phillips and Mr.. E. w.
Miner.
Tho next meeting of the club will be an
opcn one on next Saturday night. to be
held in the large hall. at which time
Mayor TAYLOR and other candidates will
address the voters.
Political Gossip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-02

JUST STRUCK TOWN" EVERY
thing on credit at j. II. BUSBY'S, No.
90 Broad Street.
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DOLLARS AND HORSE SENSE.
WE NEVER EMPLO1 ASENlS
OR PAY COMMISSIONS.

Our business is strictly cooperative. and as
we understand cooperation all interested should
share alike. Why should other person re-
ceive commission on your investment? Con-
cnrns that resort TO this method of securing
business are generally short lived. grab all
there is in sight, and go out of business, prob
ably TO open up later under different name
We have ample evidence to substantiate this
statement. No misrepresentation in any re-
spect. Do everything we claim; Everybody in
terested shares alike. Our booklet.
DOLLARS AND HORSE SENSE"
will tell you how do it. and thc extensive re-
ference list accompanying twill verify onr claim
that Your money earns an average weekly profit
of = per cent. and the investment is always sub
iect 10 your control. Twenty years of cAper-
fence and two years under the present co-opcra-
tive plan, with record second to none. is the
evidence have to offer, Legitimate financial
the Endorsement of two national hanks and All
extensive list of customers. ". W. O'HARA.
IlcO AND 1121 UNION TRUST BLDG, GIN
CINNATI. OHIO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-02

r HAVE AN ANTIQUE SIDEBOARD
ard Other pieces of Antique FURN1-
TURE that I would like to exchange
for a PIANO. Address ANTIQUE. No.
SIT cambridge Street, Manchester, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-02
BUSINESS oppo aruN1r1Es.

a SMALL INVESTMENT MADE
through us Will pay you a cash weekly
income, greater every week than a
whole years interest on the same
amount in bank. Will comcncc to earn
this at once and continue TO do so until
bling scheme or speculation, but by
means of a legitimate licensed business:
Address =. j. ARNOLD &; CO, 9Th and
Pine Streets, ST. Louis, Mo.
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without much injury. He also advanced
the Information that he belonged to Lar
kin Foster. in Amelia county, in the old
days, and that his present wife was the
fourth to share in his joys and sorrows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-02
If you
W AN I
Hell P
Use these
w AN I
COLUMNS.
Always
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wAETED-MALE HELF.

WAETED-MALE HELP.
WANTED, TRUSTWORTHY PERSON
In each county to manage business; old
established house: solid financial stand
Ing; straight bona fdc weekly cash sal
airy of SIS paid by check each Wednes-
day with all expenses direct from head
quarters; money advanced for expenses
MANAGER. $3.50 Canton Building, Chica-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-02

ON THE DAN RIVER
two miles north of the celebrated Buff
falo Lithia Springs. in Iecklecburg
tobacco and corn land and tine tim.
Der; good house ana outbuildings: for
which I will exchange for a house snd
lot; West-end preferred Apply to w
III. BAGBy, Nc. 5223 North Ninth Street,
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-02

wANTED-To EXCHANGE THE BUS
mess of the Oneida Star Salt Co, of
Oneida. n. T.. with receipts formulas
ana sale right to manufacturer: only
small capital required to run tho bus
mess in Richmond at q ret profit of
50 per cent; what have you 20 offer?
Address NJ. II. 1SOONS. No. 40ttts South
Laurel Street, city.
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KOREA'S MEASUREMENT.
The Largest Vessel Yet Built On This
fismisni1ers

= NE EHFgebk y csSSI4 Iet@.- EUlII On his
Hemisphere.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March IL
Measurements for the tonnage of the
Pacific mail liner Korea. the largest yes
sci vet built on this hemisphere. were
completed to-day The vessels gross ton
mage is 11.aa16. net. 5.651.
James eIessie. Company NJ. Soldiers.
Home, was knocked down by an electric
car tonight and badly hurt. His injuries
include a leg twice broken and he IS also
hurt internally, .,t,-. .ss