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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-24
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1898 a.~f =
= ~, !, s3.f
In oeonto irno-tarte esia para
decidi~se pcr al Conscjo Executive.
Sc trata = T. concession par q apTo-
veciam.-ut, u Is @guas de- no PA
IA. liay tres petioionaTios.
Don Na.nou alucs. anagUo con-
cesionero cue ro pado cJecatar las
obras 3enfro Cel ploZ9 cue sc le habia
hja3o, .e- un r.~.tc cue le int-rpusie-
"a 1,r -zrr.n, qlc ~ : qae i1icio el
DiC.to c-atI1 t..lla, \ III III leager,
que la ilega1o uitAnanen,e con gran.
deS pr0vccros o~orenterne VSiona-
rios.
De los dictionaries conocemos, V
todo el mundo i concce en- Puerto Ri
co, al 81 al4~s, qIc se Ia distinguido
siempre por 5u esp.Ii.u industrial con
10 que ha con,riDuido d emplear mu-
chos braz0s J soSterer machas tanll-
lias.
Dicho soiior es 81 dueno del tran
via de CatGlO q Baya40n y director de
la S. 4. Luz E41o.rlca.
EStas C1rCunstdnciaS le COlOcan en-
meioTes C0nd clones que ningun otrO,
pueS Sus actualcs empresa6 naran un
gran CCnsunl0 Z "a cOrTiente que Sc
genere en- el Plata, !, p0r tal motivo,
puede dosarco.Iar J col0car dicha
energla eltctica mas pronto que suS
COntrinCanteS.
Este datO es muy imp0rtante, pri-
nero: porque q mayor desarrollo, ma
yOr capital que ae invicrte; segundo.
porque nientras mayor sea el concurso
mayor es Il canon que ha de ingresar
en- el TesOro, SuponiendO que el Teso-
70 haya de percibir alg1n canon sObre
los ingresos de Ia en1presa.
De nuestros informes resulta que
el ST. Vald6s es due1o y usufructuario
de todo e1 terreno que va utilizar
orillas del rio, escepto una pequefla
tira sin importanCia; que tiene dere-
chos de prioridad indiscutibles; que
ha hecho grandes desembolsos Y que
viene trabajandO Ell ese asunto desde
Ia anterior SO0eranfa.
ST nosotros estamoS en- 10 ciertO,
de 10 que no tenemOs ia menor duda,
nos parece justo y equitativo que di
cha concession Sc haga una persO-
na residente en- el pals, que ofrece ga
rantfas y que tiene demostrado en- di-
ferentes 0cas!ones su amor esta tie
rra empleando sus ahorros en- empire
sas que le prenlian sus esfuerzos, pero
que Ia vez son beneflciosas para dar
empleo a muChos brazos y para elevar
el nombre industrial de la lsla.
Sabenlos que el Consejo Executive
10 forman personas de grandes miras
y deseosas de que los intereses gene
rales Sc esarrollen; pero no por este
dejaremos de indicarles que de la Ii
beralidad que ejerciten al hacer las
concesiones depende el exito de obte-
ner la inversion de capitales de la me-
tropoli y que es preferible dar alicien-
tes para que ingresen esos capitales
que no imponer grandes contribucio-
mes, que resultaran nominales, pues
los capitales no encontraran la retri-
bucion necesaria para salir de los Es-
tados Unidos y nos quedariamos en-
I'm periodic estaciOnario muy proximo
a la ruina.
Lo que no adelanta retrocede.
&.e.-.SS,- ~,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-24
CrzriOsidad fiHaTelica,

Entire los selos raros del mundo que des-
piertan mas la codicia de los coleccionadores,
tigura uno que fue estampado en- lS47 en- la Is
la Mauraicio, y Sc halla en- poder de w. H.
Peckiitt, de Londres. Su va!or flatelico pasa de
1000 hbras esterlinas, es decir, mucho mas de
$1,000 orc americana.
Z. Otro ejemplar, exactamente igual, esta en-
el British Museum
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-24
M z x L c Cd

Hace dias recibi6 el Presidente Diaz una car
ia en- cue varios amigos residences en- Cordoba
le sugerfan la idea de allegar por medic de sus-
cripclon popular la suna de ST. .62oyoSI 81, que,
seg1n laueo del Tribunal de Ia Haya, debe pa
gar Mexico 4 la Iglesia Cat6lica en- California.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-24
gMa ma Dfaz
{ n 0 T A S C MIC AS)

Buen tempo hace que estoy dedicado al
"pito." Nj 1nica mania es "pitar La B 5rinQua.
ia, patriOtlca danZa que llega 10, OidoS le
los hljos de esta terra, envuelta algupas vaces
entire c~erdos gratos, y otraS cubierta de re
sares. Sus armoniosas notas son actuslmente
objeto de mi preferenCia, en- este entreteri-
mlento paso ms dias, suspirando sin que el ca
liente legue al fondo de mi barriqa.
Siguiendo con dicho "pito'
Pronto, pronto lanzare,
De hambre terrible gritc
r1dchOS eSpantare.
Cuando lego fastidiarme del mucho "pi-
tar" salgo precipitadamente la calle en- btsca
de nuevo ejercico; y a los pocos nlornentos tro-
piezo con unos cuantoS manganzones, dedicados
q los tronpos volantines Me detengo con
ellos para pasar otro ratio distraido Trio ell
trompo, cazo el volant1n corto con Ia cuchjlla
que tiene el mio cualquier chiringa, entro
gozar como bruto
Despues de alguras horas de eiercicio
siento ia protesta de mis- tripas, mi boca en-
peza abrlrse y cerrarse con pequefloS inter
valos. Un sudor frfo Sc aoodera de mi cuerpo
y enseguida mis- parpados entran plegarse
hasta que al fin me dejan entire este mundo
el otro.
En- este sueho profundo
Del que las tripas me sacan
Siento veceS de otro mundo
Que tipos nlalos me atacan,
Como ell hombre tiene que aclimatarse
todas las situaciones, no he tenido mas remedio
que aceptar resignado mis- nuevas tareas. LII
Cho todos los diaS para sacudirme de tan "pro-
vechoso' entreteniniento; pero el demonio Sc
ha metido en- mi cuerpo, segdn opinion de una
bruja, me ha puesto "bruja" tambien.
Por ell ojo de una aguja
Estoy queriendo pasar;
Impossible es ser mas "bruja"
Quien pretende trabajar.
TAMBURIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-24

En- Ia presidencia del Co1scjo de Min;stro
Sc recicen nunlerosas eXonsici0nes de vario
pidiendo que no Sc suprn1an 6stos.
todas 1as exposiciones Sc contesta que G
Gobierno qaeda enterado de 10 cue Sc solicita
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-24

@aranIt0
Novienbre 2I de 1902


Las bellas = sirnp&:icas damas &c este po-
b.2do vcriln con gran placer cue nuessro dig
no ilus.rado aca.de, Lido. d. Juan Mateu
Garcia, ordenasc l. installation de algunos ia
roies. para desterrar algla tarto 1as sonbras
Dc a uochc, y asl pfooa- qGe Bayamoa es
aman.e de la Iaz } l. vez comp np.acieate con
(. oslo SeXo.
~. Naranjito teaJ@- en- {! correSponsal
del b0LETIN .IERcAAT.L, 81 este poo!ado, un
cri.;co qao dara 81 apausO toaos los actos
trascendca:2les efectuados Per sus mOradores y
prirc-pa.nlente por SITS au.oridades, asi, como
10 dejara p.sar inat,ver,ido NADIA que resute
en- perJtiicio &c sus Vecinos.
Unidos todos, como bucaos hijos de este
2uebo, debe-nos procurar su progreso material,
w Ell sol el aqua alternados, durante
Ia pasada senana. Han s1lfrjdo los semilleros
&c tabaco Las chinas estan en- abundanca.
~ P2rece, Por los pIeparalivos que Sc
vienen hacie1do, que resUltara nuy lucida Ia
fiesta del arool.
La anirnaci6a cunde entire los profesores
sus discfpr1os.
~ Sc ha registrado durante la pasada
semana en 81 Registro Civil, un nacim;ento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-24

uLTiNO CORREO


OLiiNO CORHEO
Ia Uori,e.a i,a'..ea e .-.a,.rc~. cue - IL.
ra',a - & ..-.sa te = Sec oaa. a. aafpaGo 81.
...eCa ra.6-.
- -fe liai e = MY arraiccica
rs l- occ I.- 1.c.o e. ~ via;e !
c-sn5-S c.es.a.
Cor e ..f>4 [ e ssh. '-e n pg-.---
6 - II N-y .4s o-f.4s cra1enc:a.1s q lu-lo
11i1;st-o n'erips.erc.a~io - Portugal.
Bsj0 = p- -nci. G ! ;.as'-e ge-s-a. L.
~ Dominique tl h3 reuaid ru1va.aerte ia
Sc tra,6 fe "a r-o-asanda que Sc cs.. sea
:zando ea les 2arL1 c.s @taurrc.ncs. en- r.u-
cAas de 'os cra.es, par cue e. Gx;,o S-a com
p'e.o. -eal'zan uua -ler'ec.a cca1a1a crrsni-
zlci6n 4 senle java &C IA l'evada 4 c.bo el Es-
hal su-iI2s : sa.issae- -.e. h4c:e3,.o concebir
u es''sranza cc uca S-e1cl2s. tr;laute SuS-
cfipcloh.
Ton asis.etcta re se-1r co1dc De Roma
To1eS Sc he verllcc1e e & Ccn1ro de Inst1uc-
Goa Colnerc;al el repro Ce p-crl;os del carso
de 1901 1892.
Acompelfaba a. u, -ist-O e. subsecretario,
seIcr RequeJo.
I'll ac.o rcSult0 bril,an.e.
n S9Tl32, Sc ~ ca,eo-2so en el restaurant
dal DG4ue e Danqce.a - j nor Dc Sinesio Del
Gado, con Cue le han obsequiado los artistas
q1e Sc haua1 actaan&o en los teatr0s de- Duque
Sa1 Fernanco
Con o0jsto de honraT IA nernoTia del escri-
tor vaicnc'a~o Enrique GaSpar, sc la celebrado
representatives Las rersonas decentes."
Al faal'z3r los ar istas De "a compafIfa de
.5anchsz dc Leon, han Sdo esdas variaS COM
p9sicioneS dc escritoras alicartinoS dedicadas 4
tan iustre literato.
In Ia presidencia del CO1Sejo de Ministries
Sc recicen nunerosas eX2"siciones de varios
A todaS 'aS eXposiclones Sc contesta que el
1oo2er1o QoeQ2 enterado de 10 cue Sc sollc1ta.
prssididos por el Rey ha mostrado este gran in
terGs porqae Sc de el mayor imptlso 4 las obras
puede ser uno de los rnejores de refugio.
Fl ninistro, atendiendo aquellas indicacio-
nes, ha reiterado las ordenes que va tenfa dadas
para que proSigan sin interrupci6n las obras
toda vez que Sc zanjarou las diferercias entire Ia
COmpaflia concesionaria y la Diputacion provia-
Adernas, ha dispuesto que Ell ingeniero del
puerto de Bilbao, Sr. Churruca, visite las obras
;nforme sobre 81 estado 1neddas que deben
adoptarse para sll pronta terninacion, que el
inspector Sr. Lopez Navarro formule Tin plan
erane~a1 CIn e,orac
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-24
Noviembre p de 1902

Sc dice que Ciprian Artacho, vecino de es-
IA a,consigui0 por medic de 81 anorosa palabra,
que su novia Cecilia Rios fuera hacerie una
vista. no Sc con que pretexto. Resultado, que
ia belia'no ~regreso 81 hogar. Ahora, despues
de vivir pof aigln tempo maritalmente, ella
le exige naatrinon;o, 10 que q Sc mega, Sc
gun dice.
Dos vecinos del barrio dc Lomas, tuvieron
una reyerta de resaltado no muy satisfactorio.
PETIRROJO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
George ". Mayo. Auctioneer.

Hinder DECREE OF THE LAW
u AND EQUITY COURT, 1 WILL
oner for sale at public auction in the
warehouse formerly occupied by John
r. Cary Company. Shockoe Lane.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1902.
AT 10 O'CLOCK A NJ,
1 Magees No. 2 Boston Heating Fur
mace. with flues and registers; l Swing
ing Shelf with iron rods, nuts, and wash
ers; Glass and Wooden Office Partition !;
Office Desk with cupboards for books
and stationery; Glass Railing, Cashiers
Window, and Patent Cash-Drawer. all
complete and very desirable for an office;
Window Shades, Office Gas Fixtures
Electric Cords. Tops. and Shades
Wooden Partitions. Shelves. Scantling,
and Wire Netting: FIour-Sack- and
Broom Racks, Wall Tables, Sets
Glass Doors. and 1 Window Frame. bar
red with sash complete.
TERMS: Cash, and purchaser to re-
move and detach the same at his own
risk and cost within forty-eight hours
after sale and without injury to the pre-
misses. B. LORRAINE
Sc zo-4t Receiver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
THE REV. L. B. CLANCY DEAD.
Educated, Married, and Preached in
u

Educated, Married, and Preached in
RockbridEc.
LEXINGTON. VA, September 19.-(Spe-
ciai0-A letter received here an
nounces the death on Monday of the
Rev l.. B. Clancy. Of Greenville, KY
He had been i'll but an hour, when he
suddenly expired. He had not been IN
good health for several wears. past
Mr. CLANCY was educated at Washing
ton and Lee University, and graduated
in the class Of 1874. He had charges m
Tennessee and Texas at various times.
Prior to his first charge he preached at va
rious churches in Rockbridge county, and
elsewhere, and thus began his ministry in
the Presbyterian church. He is survivor
by his wife, who was Miss Anne e.
White, a daughter Of the late w. q.
White of Lexington, and four children.
He was well known here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
syringe vii arrive home to-day.

Springs. vii arrive home to-day.
Miss Genevieve Johnson will leave M No |,
day for Baltimore where she VIII at
tend school during the winter
Mrs. Lightfoot Wormeley, OF north
Second street, has returned from a de.
lightful visit to her son, in Long Island
City, N. j.
Miss Carrie Quisenberry has returned
to her home, 1000 east Clay street, after
a pleasant trip to Niagara Falls. Ken
lucky. and Ohio.
Mr.. c. ". wormeley will leave to-
morrow for Birmingham, Ala. where ne
is going to enter upon his new duties
in a large manufacturing concern near
that city.
Mrs S. S. Green is stopping at the Car
rolton, in Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
Mrs. II. S. Lacy,s Death.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, September 10
(Special.)-The remains of Mrs. Kate
Lacy. who died yesterday morning, VIII
be brought here tomorrow and inferred in
Cedar Grove cemetery Rev. r. C. Bryan,
of Hampton. assisted by the Rev. G. E.
B. Smith, pastor Of the Methodist church,
will conduct the services in the Episco-
pal church.
Mrs. Lacy was the wife of Mr. T. S.
Lacy, and was Miss Kate Southall,
formerly of this city. She was a sister
Of the late Mrs Henley T. Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
WANTED.

WANTED,
MAN OR WOMAN WITH TWO TO
-Four Thousand Dollars as active or
silent partner; hotel Washington city;
undoubted assurance of $1,000 to $500
profit per year; finest location, and facts
to show that it is now clearing between
5000 and $1,000; present management
there for number Of years. 1 am in
position to get hold of same. am
hotel man in all details-kitchen to top.
Highest references as to character,
ability, and sobriety. Answer quick in
confidence, EARNEST, care Dispatch.
Sc 2O-1t+
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
James Patrick Kearney Dead.

HAMPTON. VA, September 19.-(Spe-
.cial.)-A1r. James Patrick Kearney. Ga
years old. a leading citizen and business
man of Phoebus, died at his home on
Mellen street this morning at 5 o'clock.
He had been i'll several days with heart
disease. Mr.. Kearney spent most of his
life in Phoebus.
He is survived by four children, one
Of whom is Councilman F. a. Kearney,
the well-known young politician Of
Phoebus.
Mr.. A. l.. Landers, who has been thu.
superintendent of the Old Dominion Bene-
fetal Association, of Richmond, here, has
sent in his resignation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
Mr.. Robert G. Smith.

WINCHESTER, VA. September 49,
Mr.. Robert G. Smith. one of the leading
citizens of this section and the owner
of the Spring Garden, beautiful villa
on the suburbs died suddenly tonight
from heart failure. He was born in Dun
dee, Scotland, sixty-five years ago, and
came to America in 1858. During. the
civil war he served in the Conf rate
army as a member of Company E, S.selfth
Virginia Cavalry. Six children survive
him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
L. & n. to Spend Money.

KNOXVILLE. TENN, September 10
1t is announced that the Louisville and
Nashville is determined to eNpend
81 0O0,0 900 in extensive repairs the At
lanta, Knoxville and Northern railroad.
This road, which was acquired by the
Louisville and Nashville last spring, will
be the chief link in the Louisville and
Nashvilles proposed air line from Gin
cinnati to Atlanta, via Jellico and
Knoxville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
Brief Church Notes.

Tt is reported that the Rev. IA. A.
Ragby will tender his RESIGNATION to the
members of the Calvary sBantist church
ceived to Greenwood. s. G. Tlr, church
in Greenwood is an influential one. and
the work covers an attractive field.
News reached here thai the Rev. W. j.
2. Cox. !ormerly of this CITY, bit now
pastor Of larga Baptist church in
Mobile. Al;t.. will probe bly, be called to
the. First Baptist 81 church In DanVille to
succeed Rev. 7. b. Thames.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
BALTIMORE NEXT TIME.
viii Meet There-Nationa1 orgnnI-
zation of Patriarch,s Militan..

DIES MONIES. Ia. September 10
After. an exciting contest, Baltimore to-
day secured the next convention of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd-Fellows.
winning from Hot Springs. Ark, by a
vote of IS to 93. Eureka Springs, Mo-,
and Milwaukee withdrew from the con-
test prior to the taking of the vote.
a national organization of Patriarchs
Militant was effected in connection with
tor71~'s session. IT will be known as the
National Council, Patriarchs Militant.
General NJ. A. Ransy. of Marengo, Ia,
present commander of the Iowa Depart
ment. will be chosen national commander,
with jurisdiction over cantons in the
United States and Canada
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
DIRECTORS MEET.
Action on Preferred Stock Dividend
Deferred, Pending Formal An
nouncement of Plan to Con-
tinue Voting Trust.

NEW YORK, September 19.-The direct
ors of the Southern Railway Company
met here to-day. but deferred action OF,
the preferred stock semi-annual dividend,
pending formal announcement of the plan
to continue the voting trust. Another
meeting will be held next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
DEATH OF r. F. DILLARD.
Father of w. f. billiard. of This City,
paxxes Axxay in CharIOttcSYillc.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Sept IL
Special.)-Robert Frank billiard, one OF
the Oldest and best-known citizens OF
this city, died last evening at his home
in Park street. He was 70 years old. He
is survived by wife and four children,
who are William T. billiard, of RICH
MOND; Mrs. c. II. Douglass, of Clifton
Forge; Mrs M. S. Gleason, of Gleason
Hotel and Charles H. billiard, of the
Charlottesville police force. Mr.. Dill
lard had been great sufferer from kid
ney and stomach troubles, from which
he died.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

When presented at the Dispatch cornter,
accompanied by the cash, Enploym ent
y Rooms for Rent, :" W anted
hooms, "Boarders Wanted, Board Want-
60, Lost, strayed, or Stolen" Will be IN
sser1eo, properly classified, rs words OF !ess.
s1or s5c each insertion additional xords
L.. each. IF CHARGED ON OUR BOOKS.
oo CENTS FOR ONE-HALF INCH SPACE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
FEissslsst5
WANTED,

AGENTS WANTED-AN. ENERGETIC
salesman to accept the agency for the
sale ard general Introduction of an ar
ticle of mechanism that is guaranteed
to net him a yearly income of at least
5000 to $4,000; very little capital re-
CURED. A. F.. HAWTHORNE, Room y,
Lexington Hotel. Sc 19-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
By Edward S. Rose Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
W RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSE AND LOT ON GRAHAM

T RUsTEE's AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSE AND LOT ON GRAHAM
STREET, FULTON.
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust.
dated 18th June. 1900, and recorded in
me Clerks office, Henrico County Court,
Deed-Book 100 A. page 366. default having
been made in the payment of the debt
merely secured. and being required by
the beneficiary so to do. I will sell by
auction upon the premises on
TUESDAY. THE 2sD DAY OF SEP
TENDER 1902. AT 5 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
10 by 10 feet to an alley 10 feet wide,
Win the frame tenement dwelling there
street, 81 feet and Inches east of Mar
shall street.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale
and note OF s21 due September Is. 1902
and Il notes of s21 each due every three
months thereafter until said Il notes
isha!l have been paid. The residue as
may be named at time of sale
EDWARD S. ROSE
Sc lo-tcs Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
Contents for CONFESSIONS sto1en

Contents for Cornerstone Stolen
MEXICO CITY, September 19.-sunday
last President Diaz laid the cornerstone
of the new general postof1ice building in
this city, and deposited therein metal
box containing specimens of American
gold. silver, and bronze coinage, photo
graphs, and plans of the edifice, as well
as copies of the daily papers here pub
lished. Night before last, thieves opened
the cornerstone and stole the metal box
with its contents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
MRS. Jas. w. AIuher Dead.

LYNCHBURG. VA. September 49,
Especially Mrs. Martha A. Maher, widow
of James w. Maher. died here tonight,
aged 76 years. She is survived by three
children-William A. Maher of Rich
mond; J. Wesley Maller and Mrs. S. P.
Landrum, Of Lynchburg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
TaiIor-Made Skirts,

Ill the latest designs and materi-
ais. You can buy EN- like this:
Ladies' Walking Skirts, pepper and
salt mixtures, habit back, en- E0
and side plated, for. QT.0S
Ladies' Dress Skirts, in Tan, OK
Blue, or Grey, band trimmed for. pS
Ladies' Box Plated All-Woo1 Hop
sacking Skirts, in the newest g o Or
effects, for pCsssS
Ladies' Imported Venetian Cloth,
Skirts with drop, slot seams 90 ED
with yoke trimmings .-. QSeS0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
WANTED.

WANTED,
TRUSTWORTHY PERSON IN EACH
county aS TO manage business; old e tablisn-
GU mousse OF SOllu financial S.anuInS;
StdialSnt bona-tlde weekly salary o.
s i9 pad by check each Wednesday with
al expenses. direct from headquarters;
GER, 3ls Caxton building, Chicago.
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CONDUCTED By SCHOOL SISTERS on
NOTRE DAME.
College for Women and Prepar,to-,
School for Girls Teachers specialists 4,
every department.. Lecturers of natSo, y,
reputation. System of education thoronos,
and progressive Extensive grounds I.o-
cation unsurpassed. Suburb of Baltir,o-a
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State OF Virginia, city of Petersburg:
I, George J. Seay, cashier of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
18th day of September, 1902.
E. w. BUTCHER. Notary Public.
VIM. L.. ZIMMER,
CHARLES WATSON,
sep 19-3t Directors.
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was then In the course of preparation.
"a negro known as . Eat her" Jones keeps
a boarding house there. and his many
boarders were just coming into dinner
when the fire occurred.
The flames were quickly ext inguished
by Engine Company No. 2. whose house
is in Il he irnnadiate neigh borhood. The
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EDUCATIONAL.
sN0LLEY,s SCHOOL FOR BOY

NoLLEY,s SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
II II. Pine ST., Richmond Va.
PREPARES FOR COLLEGES Ann
UNIVERSITIES. Opens MONDAT
SEPTEMBER I'D. New pupils classified
Friday. September 18th. Catalogues at th.
book stores and Chelf's drugstore. opr5.
site the schoolhouse. -
GEORGE Nj Motley. A. NJ. Or II. CY
Principal. q"
For further information apply to ths
Principal at S29 west Grace street
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