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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
RAILROADS,
n &&xM Norfo|k%W es}ern

LEAVE RlcHMoND. DAILY.
300 a. Mn OKFOLIka LIMITED. Ar
rlves Norfolk n:2o5A. NJ. Stops only at
Petersburg, NVaverly and Suffolk.
R:05 a.. M.-CiICAGOt EHPRlISS. Buffet
Parlor, Car, Petersburg to Lynehbur9 and
T"nnok9 uman dSleope5n H9anpke
Roanoke 10 Knoxville. and Knoxville to
Chattanooga and Memphis. u
1910 p. M.-i,OANOKEs EXPRESS for
Farmvine. Aynctburg and ROANOKE;
30O'P. M-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED.
Arrives Norfolk 5:2o - n. sto ps onl 9,o
meets with steamers to Boston, Provl-
dencc. New York. Baltimore and WASH
7:25 r. M,.-ror Norfolk and all stations
'G s:to r. M.mMEW ORLEANS SHORT
LINE Pullman sleopsEFs h,ehmb9na 70
East Radlord; Lynchburg to Chattanooga,
Memphis und New Orleans, Cafe Dining
Car,
Trains arrive from the West rs s A. 4 IN, NJ
j 100 a. M. and 7:20 p. NJ.
Office No. k,s East Main Street, ~, -,
Glen. Pass, Agent. DIS. Pass, Agent
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NO SNOW IN SIGHT.
Farmer Evans Says the Weather
Will be Easy To-day.

According to the weather prophet there
will be no more SNOW within the next
few days at least. The atmospheric con-
d:tions are promised 10 be more com.
Portable to the average citizen, ana coal
fires may be mild
Farmer Evans yesterday hooied at the
idea Of snow, and said 1t vas getting
warmer. The poor can hardly appreciate
this, but ought to, for 1t will probably
be colder in the next few days.
Mr.. Evans can't tell what may happen
after to-day. His forecast doesn't extend
beyond to-day. Further than that de-
ponent saycth not.
II Is likely to be clear and seasonably
cool to-day and tonight OF Tomorrow
he prognosticator VOTED not
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HELP WANTED-Male.

ANY IN;TELI1GENT p1IRSON MAY EARN
$50 to 500 monthly corresponding for newspa-
l,crs; s. n column for work #, spnrc limo no
canvnssng. Send for particulars. Ncl'rll-
ERN PRESS SYNDICATE, t.ocAport, n. Y.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND SEWING MA
chimes repaired In tho right way at allow
price. Send postal. LEGGE d MORAN, PA
East Maln.E EtSta ttsrt .Ets-t ~ ~ y
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FOR SALE.
>>~eeN~~e~H~>~~

T SOMETHING NICE. !,
OUR NEW DEPARTMENT. OF FINE MEATS,
Elah oysters and Game, great v rnasoyya;b H.
\ rail-. ana SEQ Z for yourself. THE AUGUST
J CiRoCERY7 CO., 1902: W. Cary ST; phone
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WANTED, TO HANG ali thu lace curtains In
town and lay the carpets, make the shtdss
and put on the weather strips G. -. NU IGa
WE'LL, No. 21lh n. Sixth Street; phone 800
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This decision, If it is sustained by the
supreme Court, Will lose 10 Manchester
about $500 in taxation. The case VIII
LII. carried to the Supreme Court BY Guy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

PIANO BARGAINS AT sT1EFFss $. 4sl EAST
Broad.
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NOT
TAX NOTICE.
Office Collector OF City Taxes,
Room u First Floor; City Hall.

NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.-
LAST HALE OF CITY TAXES. REAL
ESTATE AND PERSONAL: for 1903 -
NOW DUE AND PAYABLE at this Of
flee.
EVERY male 81 years of age. and
busin Ines, In the city is assessed for per;
sonal taxes. Those who have not paid
any city taxes during the year Will please
cali and settle. SO as TO avoid being post
u G r. BIN PAVING. PIPE AND SEW
I1R CONNECTION PILLS are also due
and VIII have e DO declared e, delinquent i,aa u
FIVE PIER CENT. viii be added 70 last
half II not paid on or before DltClM-
Interest mt SIN PER CENT, also Mt
tnchcs 10 all bills ms soon as reported de-
Particular attention IS called TO tho
above. rs under an ordinance passed hy
tho city Coancil there can be no avoid
ancs Of the penalty,
Office open from 0 a. NJ. TO 8 j.. NJ
FRANK w. CUNNINGHAM,
dec Lifeline Collector or clty IhXes'
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CALL AND BEE US. We buy and sell seconds
4 hand and new furniture, stoves and beat =
a Call and see what bargains you can set. -
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FURRY UP OR ALL THE BARGAINS WILL
be sold. sT1EFF, AL East Broad. a:l s
Is SPENT AT d. O'SULLIvAE'S. GROCERY
" 612 81 Marshall. will buy you $50 worth. \
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ANTIGUA
: CHEMICAL COMPANY, n CORPORATION orEa..
naed and doing business under the laws ot
fled that there will be meeting az TIC
Stockholders OF the above Company att its
principal office. 1905 =. Main street, R Isi
1908, between tho hours Of 10 o'clock in the
forenoon and 3 o'coclt In the afternoon. FOR
OF minority OF the whole Board Of Direc,o.
Of said Corporation, passed at a meeting OF
said board on tho 18th day Of November,
1909, that ut Is deemed advisable by said
majority OF said board. and for the benefit
Of said Corporation that It J. s y IL, n' u's
Ing been duly called according to law for
the purpose Of considering the nboye resolu-
ton. lg u. ID. Ia fLOR 9Tes.
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Mr.. Holtzgraye's Condition.

MIR. Joseph IIoltzgrave, who was thrown
from q wagon at Ninth and Marshall
Streets yesterday. shortly after noon, ana
who MAS badly hurt, was reported from
the Virginia Hospital last night as get
ling along nicely.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CIRCULAR LETTERS DUPLICATED
equal to original ,@typewrltinE by the Inn
proved nlmeograph process: na1nes nlled In
10 match. THE SMITH PREMIER TYPE
WRITER, Coz SOC East Main street.
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Has Normal Aspect.
lNy Assoclntea rress.l

ma ny AssOCIHttU TEtbs,J
ZION CITY. ILL, Dec. 2,--Except at
thc bank here no sign Of disturbance
over bankruptcy proceedings against
John Alexander JJowic was visible IN this
place to.d day. The bank WAS closed and
guarded by both United States deputy
rnaIshals and by Zion Guards" the To-
cal police. Otherwise the Dowieite in
situations were being conducted ,aa II
nothing had happened.
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CALI, AND BE iCOEvINCED-Ag FINE COL
h lection of original Antiques at low prices L.
NJ ARNAIL,I ais Brook Avenue.
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No MATTER. WHAT YOU WANT IN ,J ioU,
riryH from diamonds to plated collar buttons;
e sold silver and plated ware. solid sold. hllcd
and silver Watches, etc. before buying con- on
suit j. yVI3INSTEIE.Nt the WHOLESALE le"ooF
" nj ib01 East Main Street. y5ltl Efat .3t8
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SALESGlRLS-MlLL ER e
RHOADS want experienced
salesgirls for all departments.
Apply at once.
Mills Having Linters

pies and advise quantities on hand and
prices desired delivered at Amsterdam,
y. u, or New York city. Want them u
pressed bales (n0t comprcsscd), CHAS,
w. E1tCkER. Agent, Amsterdam n. Y.
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POLICE BOARD.
Regular Meeting to be Held at S
O'clock To-day. I'd

The Police Board will meet in regular
session at o'clock this afternoon.
Nothing of public interest Is expected
to come up at this meeting, but nobody
can say What may happen ut these meet
4inpS.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

sul1upu tEdN EFEE I, ~ N9 3,x. l;c i9 "
,sS "a Is M.-Ijaliy. Limited. Buffet Pull
I ma man 10 Atlanta and birmingham: New
d Orleans. Memphis, Chattanooga ana az
go "a = NEE sunday Chase City LEGAL ;n;a I
1920 M@P ~ Llmttdba ne SOUTH aI!man
YORK RIVER LINE;
Eastern points. Leave Richmond 4:so =.
NJ, daily. except Sunday, 80
500 a. M. Except Sunday Local n1 'a'e
s:is p. M.-Locai for West Point; w..t
1;D r, M.-Except Sunday. FOE Weit
Point Connecting with steamers LOT BAL
timer. gnda ri NpR 1anmS'gHsIsc Richmond.
e,55 Am. and 6;4s r, M,-Brom az 'As
.s sSA = NJ Prom Charlotte ana Durham.
$40 A. M,-From Chase CITY.
sji5 a, M.-RaltinoTe 7. an 9 Mest t,o'u''
& s12 3 Ae MiIEfs@ Vs. ii tHXsR1'yY1fPK.x
Richmond Va
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RAILROADS.
r. F.&P. s s5ss ss,s rssss' !. :.

Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures.
1851 a, M, daily. Byrd st. Through.
GAS a. NJ daily. Main st. Through. !,
7:l5 a, NJ, week days. Eba.i Ash!ano
SEQ a. NJ, Sunday only Byrd St.
h 81 $40 &. NJ. Week days, Byrd st. Through.
l2:oo noon, week days. Byrd St. Through,
400 sP.FiM., week days. Byrd st. tred-
cricksburg accommodation. 4f
5:O6 r. H., daily. ..lain st. Through.
6:25 7. Nj, week days. Elbu Ashland g
sos r. nj, daily. Byrd st. Through. !,
Trains Arrive MISUNDERSTANDING.
G:4O A. MI week days. Elba- Ashia 10
Sis A, Nj, week days, Byrd st. Fred
cricksburg accommodating =,
1856 "a: Nj, daily, Byrd st, Through q
2:05 r. NJ, daily. Main st. Through,
600 p. NJ, week days. Elpa' Ashlanu
a 7;l5 p. NJ, daily. BYRD St. Throngt.
$50 PM, daily. Byrd St. through
1929 n Nj, daily. Main st. Through.
Notc--Pullman Sleeping or Parlor cars
on ali, trains except loca! aGcommodH9ti o mp
W. Is, ID UklI, CIV. GUILE. w, Fla fL AZ.
Gen'l Man'r, Asst. Gent MANI, y Alu1'.
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.SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

TRAINS Leave RIc II 4 M,n:s, pRAltMf ~.
assnhnard iSx press-To Savannah, Jack'
sonville, Atlanta and Southwest.
s s:lo A, M.-Loca l-For Norlina and Ham.
I MR AIMS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY.
ts,ssA M.-No. S4-4:b M.-No Co.
Fggnn, FLORIDA, Atlanta and Southwest,
6;D r, M,-From Norllna ana Local
p9aMIts y, Ticket onlce, $50 p, Main Street.
Phone t6. B, s.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

AS 1NpuC DMENT9 FOR YOU TO TRY OUR
! new way to repair Shoes II you bring this
advertisement with shoes NO will accept u
for sc cash discount, on wholesollns men, men,
pair sewed: no nails OF pegs; best leather.
DREW'sl ELECTRIC POWER SHOE FAC,
TORY. 71e T.. Main. Phone 1861. GOOD until
December 5th ~
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED, 10 RENT g on T-RooAt HOUSE
In respectable nci ghborhood rent not over w
Der month. \ Address RENT. caro- this Office.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETISG.--TEIE AN
nunl meeting OF the Stockholders OF Ma
TURAL BRIDGE DEH n coa:
Lender building WEDNESDAY,, 9th day OF
December, 1903. Mt II o'clock.
-o',>- - n r. G.. PAXTON, Secretary.
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FOR SALE or, sTTINT--At GOOD BUSINESS
stand, with dwelling attached, ut Powhatan
B Court house, VII. w. M. PARRISH, 12ll ~.
!. Cary Street, Richmond, Vn. .ll.all
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REAL .ESTATE-For Rent.

WANTED, no RENT 1RICK HOUSE. slS SS
rooms. IT, good order. Apply OIL premises, osS
North Eighth Street. %s I'LL is,f4t
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Virginia. NAVIGATION COMPANY,

Al JAMES RIVER DAY LINE
s STEAMER POCAHONTASl leaves MON.
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FHIDAY, Ct z
Newnort News, Claremont and James
Niyer landings. aud connecting az ga
Point for washington. baltimore az and re
~ ~ moderatc prices, Electric cars direct
70 wharf. Fare only tl,6o and y to Nor
folk, Music BY Grand Orchestrion,
Freight received for aboye-WHaamH, plac Ns
North Carolina, IRWIN WEIsGER.
No'''' ~ .'ss General Manager. Fl,
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REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

FOR sALI1-MoDERN rwo-sToRY STORE:
Z muse und, fo,ir acres ,lnnd, on main ne OF
Norfolk and Western Railway convenient !, 70
churches, schools; with or WHOM st9 Ssi
excellent stand. Apply 1lAMPD1N WlISoS,8
black Walnut, Va. iM. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
PALMS TRY.

NINE. cIIIRO-5oc. -ouEEN-5oC. OF PALM
istry. The past. present and future. the
tho science OF pnlr,istry: your life az an open
book Office hours From 10 a. NJ. to 8 p. NJ.
Office 612 Grace Street. corner Seventh:
prices modernte, SOC. Cut this out and bring
it with you. fec 10 but csc.
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THREE NICE. SUNNY ROOMS AND LARGE
= bath room, A ali 'connccting; also nice back
porch; front room hented from. furnace ~, -
basement; |, suitable for light housekeeping &c To-,
\ small family. Car be seen any day pc tWesn
9Innd 10 O'clock by calling at To ~ Ninth Mint
Street, .&} = dtt4l.st5i tigts3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
SITUATION sWANTED-Male

WHITE MAN, 30 YEARS OF. AGE. MAR
rlcd, sober and honest, desires situation IN
knows tho city well; willing to do anything
In order to make an honest living Address
MARRIED MAN, euro this office.
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LADIES! If YOU DO NOT KNOW WHAT
ID gvo your gentleman friend or nrotnSr LOT
cd smoking novelties at STILLS 9os East
Mum Street. .Ltl. aas-t. NJ. E3..iL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

The book may be secured by the owner
by application to the office or 20 MI.
William Carriers drug store this even
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

YOUNG MAS-WANTED. by x YOUNG
man, II years OF age, n situation in some
Office or Wholesale business; can give good
reference. Address U. 81, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

SOMETHING NEW in dentistry. 1iigh.Erada
bridge work: In my process there is NO POE
Z ability OF cracking or breaking on; ia ,Si
not submitted toi heat IN process 81, 3, 1S work
4 OIL. DAVIDSON. Seventh and Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

TIE tI,tJoUl THEATRE WAS BEAUTtFull,,-
~ decorated Thursday evening With clnct ~
4 Broad. 81 rect PAPER Florist. Mrs. PULLEY.
West broad street. Phone 372s.
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nj s93 West Main Street; terms very reason;
able; NIL conveniet,ces Address a. ~" care
n this office. {t7 ss3iE s7il9E b. q }Et3 H.tfle
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LOST AND FOUND

: iioihlcr (. e,ior,s,s Gallery ni,a Vdicmtno's
Studio Liberal reward Il returned to HON.
& TER & CLAfltl'S GALLERY, 62j East 13rOnd
Street. G.sN l3sf q s3 "a 56352 t{{tN II
LOST, STRArl1D OR Il sTOL1IN-ABO tn y Q
o'clock 2. Nj. December ed. n young coach
DOG, white wit Numerous black spots. Re-
ward II returned to 507 East Franklin street.
LOST--ON MONROE STREET, BETWEEN
Grace and Franklin, golden RING with three
small diamonds Reward II returned to 3l9
West FRANKLIN Street. F0e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

ssERs-w.\NTED SIN NEAT. At;-
tive canvassers, either sex. to sell an article
4 used IT, avery family; snlnry ~ per day
, and commission. Address COLONIAL, Gem
eral Delivery, Richmond, Va. Il
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR nE1NT--wlLL RENT LARGE LARGE;
we'll lighted room, south slide broad cAcei4on'
ofricoi Address 3123 broad strcetsHi9 Y i3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

WANTED, THE SICK AND AFFLlcTED. TO
enquire OF us when In want OK n'eo a. .Sf
fcring; best quality obtainnble. ~. NOH-
ms. 200 East Marshall. Phone lass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

CAR BOOK FOUND.
X, A school ticket, made out In the namo
Of .iLee Barrett" was found on the street
III Richmond yesterday, by Tlmcs-Dis-
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HELP WANTED-Female.

Observation-Disclosures RHOADs. WANT
experienced salesg!rls for all depart nents.
Apply Mt once, .l& - 5a 0T.aE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

JOIN THE CROWD THAT WANT THEIR
b linen ln,,t,dricd correctly ana send for the
i EMpllJ LAUNDRY, 800 N. Cary street.
Discount on gcntleincns weekly or nn .I1i,y
Il wash |: also dyelng. cleaning ana prcsslhS's
'Phono Sl4i.aa 5{4't III Z NM ~ ;5f
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MAIN, 8 FL u si2--FIRsT-Ct,Ass HOARD.
"A bright rooms, newly furnished; porcelain
bath: permanent and translcnls desired. s1f !,
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SOMETHING NEW-sEND 10 CENTS sFOE
package OF Oriental Perfume; beaullfu! PIC
s SPECIALITY CO., 10 Warren Place. Newark,
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ANIMAL BrpGEr

2Ha.I ANNUAL bJ LITE l.. aa
frrhc Finance COMMITTEES Is beginning
IA think about the annual appropriation.
&,rhis wear the income to the city Is fig
ured out as being less than heretofore, on
! :lcc count Of the decision OF tho Corpora
tion Commission that tho taxation on the
Southern Railway shall be payable IN
the city In which tho general Office -
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IN THE RACE FOR
.0 ~ BUSINESS TEE
h BOARDING.

FRANKLIN 81. ~ b., 6i6--W ANTlSD, A FB ,.
more bonrders. we'll heated rooms ana 9 s,,
to 1Is nfe ge,sn 10 bsneas centre All
dress or call SIC East Franklin. t ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE u. S.
Marine Corp-Able- bodied, unmarried men.
ashore and nfoat. Apply ut Shnfer Build
Ing. next door to General Postoffice. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

FOR sA1E-TW'o WELL BRO OXEN Settlers
onn Internationally fast, hiEh-headed hunter:
also some Tunbroken bird DOGS ut your own
price to close out. For particulars ndares 81
Il fl III. Il ofINSTON, 42i East Main' Beutoru
n CITY. Va. tpFs 55t fst 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

KAlsMpEas CANDIES ARE FRESH AND
pure as the morning air. Have YOU ever
tried them? ITO North Ninth.
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PERSONALS.

wiz Witt OPEN ABOUT DEC. 1sT At ?os
I,HgAp sTR15ET XITH,,Ata1 Fuh "; 4
0r,,0npCKERY dhASsWAn;E A SIR, Ho XII,
BARGAINS 13ROWNEJ g. CONSTlNE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

JuRGENs SELLS the Royal" and the Grand
Helper Ranges; no repairs necessary to these:
take care OF themselves.
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JANHptIpT SALE OF. THE WALL, PAPEK
Stock Of r. L. BRAUEH &. BRO. COMPRISING y,
fuTIne Q, BLANKS eillts o Tap a nr;ures
viii He'll Ms n whole or In port Ions Apply =.
+ III, BRAUER Trustee, 2oS n. Fifth street,
. Richmond. Va. I.... -l.l. l.tA ~ - .i.a.@N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

WANTED, YOUNG WOMAN TYPEWRITER
with knowledge Of bookkeeping w S. H.,
care this office.
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WANTED, At 1929 FLOYD AVENUE. "A COM
petent woman to cook and do part OF washing
Tor small family: references required.
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ANTIQUES.

~ o o RES ANTIQ uEs-CoLoN AND
other swellfront sideboards c GHd nsa r
rors. BRASS And Irons, Sheffield goods; many
Z rare pieces Just received !; no reproductiona
valuable additions nado every day to this
ugnIticent /; collections; 1Ql7-l0lo Scmfnos
Street, Manchester. t,g@ Es8s5( 4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-14
ENTER NOT, POOR MAN.

Up in the Highlands Of the Hudson,
between Fort Montgomery and New
burgh. ON the west shore, land Is being
acquired for the founding Of colony
Of milllonaires that will surpass any
similar settlement yet founded. In ma
tural beauty OF site 1t win be unap-
proachabe II will be very exclusive
and II viii be within convenient reach
Of the city. J. Pierpont Morgan, James
stlllman and y. II. Hartman are the
men at the head Of the enterprise.
Back from the Hudson, between Fort
Montgomery and the slope that begins
at Cornwall and ends IN level ground at
Newburgh. for several miles westward.
there Is a wilderness Of mountain
ridges. land unimproved, unoccupled,
as Il was IN the center OF this tract
Some q, 900 acres, including the val
leys and approaches to it on the north,
south and west. forms m ideal site for
G great park OK magnificent dwellings
and clubs It's residents would be miles
away from an intruders, II would be
secluslon OF a princely Sort yet In
touch with the world.
J pierpont Morgan, whose country
residence has long been at Highland
Fails. just to the southwark Of West
Point, and I'm the southern tier Of these
ridges, has been unostentatlously ac-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-14

curing hundreds OF acres Of mountain
land To the southwest Il. II. Harri-
man has been buying land TO the north
of Tuxedo. In the valley up 70 Arden,
a splendid park Of Itself already up 70
the foot of these mountains. And now
the cat Is out OF the bag FOR i mas peen
discovered that James stlllman mas
bought. through others thousands OF
acres up on the mountains along the
edge Of Cornwall and has gradually ac-
CURED the most Of the approaches Of
tho ridges.
The three new properties do not Joint
yet. but month by month they are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-14
nrsrnrr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Il,

fewer dollars an acre this mountain
land will cost them, Even today some
grzgled owners who never thought OF
such thing as selling this mountain
land possible are holding on obstinate
ly.
But all along the country side little
else Is talked OF than the buying OF
Morgan, Stlllman and Hartman, and
each time an offer Is made for any
piece OF land, however small, II Is sils-
peeted that the prospective buyer
even Il townsman, Is secretly an
agent OF one Of these three capitalists,
and Is buying for him. And the news
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coming closer together. There remains
now. to be acquired, only some thou
sand acres OF woodland high up on
mountain sides. OF little value under
present conditions, save 90 these imam.
clal princes. Enough has been secured
TO make the founding OF the great resi-
dencs park sure.
How many are In this most GRIND VI
colony plans, outside OF Messrs Still-
man, Morgan. Hartman, no one can
tell Their plans are not complete as
yet, the huge new territory Is not quite
acquired. The less said about 1t the
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has leaked down into New York. be-
side,
In the Waldorf-Astorla the other
night the formation of this new and
ty OF Wall street men. and much In
terest was expressed regarding who
should be the chief factors In this big
gest OF countrysldes. II a second Tuxedo
association would comprise the Morgan,
Sullman and Hartman groups OF H.
nanolers alone.
To the three men above named one
other OF the great lights Of American
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finance is accredited o,...
sl, ,'S,s.da, related by msyris -wlnss
s srhn,,n ni,,i family who has h % d.
ing over the mountain weeks am
south Of Cornwall. 1t iaabnmages 70 d.
II should be said. thai ts, corlmn
inent has been developing n ns@ rs's.
ously the past few months , bsosi Wen.
lavish buying OF James Z l1nnlougha,
from the river at the norman bask
Of the Highlands, where Il ' ,yIdl taoVS
Newbursh Bay, ana sop,h "ilens hi,
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