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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04

SAVE MONEY AND ORDER YOUR
b coming. 'Phone 257e and we viii cal NJ q
G. COPELAND co, y 108 n. Ninth Street
g& Out.of-town orders receive prompt at
Il tentfon. I'M III ID S. 81 ia
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-MoDERN GROOM HOUSE,
: with bath; 3108 South Fourth Street !. I'M
mediate possession. Apply = TO RHAL
a ESTATE TRUST CO., Y HOT =. II Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04

EMBLEM JEWELRY FOR THE NEW
e Order of Eagles at SMITH & WEB.
sTDR's. 626 .. Main. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04

WHAT COULD THE POOR GIRL DO.
but take advantage Of low prices-cash
y Main, Headquartersgfo for House Furnish
.EltnEs q 70. 80
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u yoary Old, to mako himself generally
d useful. Apply DRY GOODS, care this
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\ THESE ARE the WONDER
WORKING WANT ADS !.
That BRlno CREATES RESULTS.
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTmo, nm AT'1IY p,tt FINISHED ROOM,
B convent ent 10 bath, for GENT ettiafi don
and location Address Possibilities BOX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04

AN EXPERIENCED HOTEL MAN,
with q lot OF good help.sis open for SUM
1,1er employment. Address AfANAG Err,
q care Hotel, Jackson Springs N. C. i35553,
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CUES.

SPECIAL sAL11 FOR TEN DAYS OF
h several fine pieces of8Antique Furniture |
X and Bric-a- Bra O, 300 and 4 31 North
Eighth Street. e. rs s.l
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WANTED. ALLrRoUND HARNESS.
III MAKERS. who can put up factory
work: : 1a steady ts# employment. Address
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C.lSC. LDVY, No. 644 $BROO TEN
B upholstered and Mattress maker. OlqE
Z Hair Mat tress made good 4 as N ~ .SsS4s
\ pack and # shi b furniture; lso makds
II Cushion md Slip Covers al to- ORD r.as
"a. Phone 1895.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04

SYAN,rDrg "a YOUNG MAN AS Ship
IA ping clerk ! ono who has had some Ok
50 mess preferred; name references Ad-
ia# dress T. . O. Box COS. a$9s VI
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3 s-PoUNDI CANS TOMATOES FOR @C. q
single can, &c. GEO. l.; s. HAYNES &:
CO., 511s Eighteenth Street. nd
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SCANS THISTLE BRAND CORN FOR
4 $50. GEO. Il. s. HAYNES q CO.. 118 N.
Eighteenth Street. e
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'eA1Y.cARRIAoEs1 AND oo.oARTs.

BUY OF THE y MANUB,ACTURERs, i
prettiest 81 and & latest 1903 designs.
N Street. q Old ones cleaned and rebleach-
cd. 5t W. ii 81
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CLARA, KATIE 2, AMP 4, ! all AZ.
4 fellows 70 buy our old faHh loned italian
N MAkGHETTfff pRo S.. two stores, 900 b.
s Main and 617 E,I Broad. Il.
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lHsL 3 MISUNDERSTANDING.

NC On FOR DISTRICT MANIAC nRs; 4
III business prosperous and permanent.
penses. CoLoNiAI, Caxton Bldg.
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ENCOURAGE II ON p 1NDUgTHY.
4 Butts bib IN. Trousers IS up. RICH
NOND THiLOR1NCB CO., Charles a.
V Bpence, manager, Sixth and Main. 81
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WANTED, LADIES no MAKE NECK
"a wear from. sample ;cxperlence not neoes-
nddressed STAMPED envelope. T1DDA1
I'll MFG. G o., 60s West 1881 st.. New York.
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WANTED. POSITION BY sTENoqRA-5
X pher and typewriter; capable OF i1all,lsi
ling correspondence; willing to assist
4S cal work experienced, capable and ac-j
curate; own machine. CAPABLE. this
36 office IA "a 85ts 54
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GOOD SALT .. BEHRING'S &c. PER
E8 dozen at GEO, LIS HAYNES & Co.. 118
North Eighteenth Street. "A 4, i
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8 SITUATIONS 8WANTE D-MALE.

WANTED. BY "A GRADUATE OF THE
University Of Virginia, with many
" years experience, a pos tion as isuperin-
q 1endent or principal OF publ schools 4
q state salary paid. Address TEACHER
b care this Office. & "a sas5 {s 3lSl
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q POUNDS GOOD GIN Pr by \, AsP +, on y
I HAYNES & Co. 11s N. Eighteenth st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30
The True Guide.

uliscience IS the voice OF the soui.
= l,,.asi2ns are the voice of the body
is astonishing that otter these Ian
'lalcs contradict each other and to
,1ich must We listen? Toe often rea-
n deceives us; we have only too
.iuVh acquired the right Of refusing to
listen to II; but conscienle neVer de-
;eives us; it is the true guile of man:
t is to man what instinct is to the
body, which fellows il, obeys nature.
and never Is afi.s Vi going asss:ay.-
9ousx@an
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30
A Remarkable y1ecord.

Chamberlain's Cout Remedy has
remarkable record lit has been in
use for over thirty yeas, during which
time many million b0les have been
sold and used. 1t hal long been the
standard and main Eiance in tbs
treatment Of Group il thousands OF
homes. yet during all tis time no case
has ever been reportf to the manu-
facturers iii which itfailed to effect
a cure. When givenhs soon as the
child becomes hoarse r even as soon
as the croupy cough Ippears, it will
prevent the attack. is pleasant tc
take; many children ike it. 1t con
tains no opium or otllr harmful sub
tance. and may be givsl as confidently
to a baby as to an adpt For sale by
W. J.. Dewoody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30
King Georr. Vi. Visa

King George IL. ono wished to adj
tle Green park in Lolhon to his pal'
ace grounds whether be people liked
it or n;t. He inquiredof his minister
as to the cost. His Il ids hip, mindful
OF the gNnerai discontNt then prevail
ent. ansv cred, "The G. BIT. sir? Oh, II
would be matter o. hree crowns!"
The King took the hi 4. The people
kept their park and tn sovereign his
tripie throne
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30

When doctors fail Try Burdock's
Blood Btters. Cures dyspepsia. con
stipation; invigorates the whole sys-
tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30

one OF natures remedies: cannot
harm the weakest constitutions; never
fails to cure summer complaints ct
yOung or old DR. Fowlcr's Extract of
VIII Strawberry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30
Gained Forty Pounds ii Thirty DAYS

Gained Forty Pounds III Thirty Days.
For several months Our younger
brother had been troubled with indi-
gestlon. He tried seva'a, remedies
put got no benefit from them. We pur-
chased some of Chamberltin's Stomach
and Liver Tablets and hF commenced
taking them. Inside of thirty days he
had gained forty poundsAin flesh. He
is now fully recovered. We have a
-saa5 trads on the Ta ets.-Holley
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30
Military PLANS WELL GUARDED
russians Efeetua'N Conceal Move
oen+e nm frb,. tro,$;ar

russians Efeetua.y Conceal Move.
ments on Afghan Frontier.
The Russians evidently intend that
40 prying shall follow the military
measures the,' are taking on the
Afghan fronticr Tie official orSa4. OF
the government of Tulhe.tan put
fishes the following extraordinary pres
CT .ptiohs with regard to foreigners
visiting kussias possessions liz Cen
trail Asia:
These possessions may be visited
y any foreigner -gainst whom nc
the Russian admini@trati e or legal
authorities. NJ 2Ier is, under
any circumstal mjtted to Wis.,:
kuschk ton an frontierl
Termes, kerhi itary stations
extending from r place along
lie AnooDa@y,, rc~ ikichlar,
Tehalta. and the nltary pets along
: The kuschk-Aksa al lac Same
: Prohibition applies the branch rail-
! way Ji1e TO Kuschl%
{ Foreigners who aharrested will be
at once forwarded \ the authorities
which have issued Ee order for ar.
rest, or to the ne4st town.
For~,,gne,> caugh tspying out the
!'edntry, or engaged u other practices
regarded by the !. \ as criminal IL
: rurkestan Gncludi't the Khanate~
If 5uchara and khi4 will be arrest.
ID and handed uve' the authorities
qualified to de- hem.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30

Rate OF one all 0ne-ll. IdIe lOl llle
round trip. onthe Ger icate plan.
Arkansas BDtist Stae Convention,
Lite Rock, Otober > to November
:3-Rate of one and on-third fare for
the round trip on the tartificate plan.
Annual Conference A Nj. Z. Church,
Little Rock, Otober 2 to November
2-Rate of one and o1h-third fare on
the certificate Hen for The round trip,
Forepaugh & Sells Bros. Shows
Pine Bluff. Octobe 81, Little Rock No
vember 8. One and ont-third fare for
the round trip from all stations within
fifty miles.
Special One-Na! Rates to the West
of sale. Eeptenber Is to No
vemher so, 1905 helena and Butte,
Mont, $31.50; Osden and Salt Lake,
Utan $50; Spoka be, Wash, $34; Port
land. Tacoma andSeatt e, $3.50. Cor
respondingly low rates to ali other
points in this tetntory.
Texas State Fair. Dallas, Texas
For this occasion. the Iron Mountain
will sell tickets to Fort Worth and re
turn for Sl3 and 10 Dallas and return
for s12.1U. Dates sale, September 2E
to October 8. Return limit October u
Direct train service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30
Wedding
InVitatiOns...

The Adams Printing Company has
just received a shipment of 5000
wedding invitations from Geo. F..
Brown, of New York. These invita-
tions are OF the latest cut and style.
Be sure to call and see them before
ordering.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30

qlolo puB pcoJ Au 81 'pou:a oHoa a.
-uoslsd tup | Sc .Is1 os 'soq2L, ira 10
!no aeS liz ana 'ueru U2II peHe''
Wx .soll!l!q!suodseI sSut!Q Aia-oui
J. 'ssou!ddeq 5u!Ie ioU seop qiGrA
7uamGcIuusa aACu .sgu u@W % 10
,eul tapAo u1 IEl!deo sAru lsnW uam
suIos me4sAs ln:ocs 6ue 1opun uad
-zgq tlnoM SOL 'sloplo rnVa Qlleen
s1ou1 re2pInm9oop 9AE4 ueu euos,
plgs gu ..'ptJoA eql 20 sa5n Ilr NJ
'Yl94 Slae qlrl ' do1u I.tH.a s!q az
'xlS SEA .i0Ao latua as,Huoni!M 7ua,
xuolsr7, mo-, '''-.'t'tIcN sui
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30

It's folly to suffer from that horrible
plague Of the night, itching piles.
DOan's Ointment cures, quickly and
permanently. At any drug store, so
cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30

Garlic for the Cd t,p'exlon.
A clet OF garlic is al wonderful aid
to the complexion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30
'Ho.s MOUNTAIN READERS.

81. Louis, Mo, and return, s11.e1
na'es OF sale October to g. inclu
s'Ve; limit for return October -.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30

Rate Of one All one-thd d fare for tn
round trip, onthe GER icate plan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30

= Poverty Is grindstne on which
EanT wits are sharpen@
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30

'iNe' 1ni' Tor return October -.
and lg o,,7o seekers Excursions to Indian
rn' oklahoma Territories Mexito and
~ eAas-AH points rate of ore fare plus
M ,'' round trip. Dates of sale. first
lo second Tuesdars in october and
- 'A'ef Twenty-one days return
on, n,sna Royal Arch Masons Annual
B-1e-ona u' = Little Rock, Mover nber
|und phe trin al and one-third f4re for the
ZIP on the certificate plag 4
United Dansh. \kfXEs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30
2AuIs sQ} II. 'rru4 peson Fs.

ts'n!e!axe ..ial peV - 1eV1 uTq
4 10 1po sIum le5 pI 'uInA As.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30
GENERAL OFFICES, t17 Pine ST.

ooes
month
of or
o S cond
Within tI feaef Of all
Il A
,ua a casses for pros
and
cd vitea anI nforr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-30

american Royal Live Stock Show
Kansas City, Nd, Oct)ber 19. For
the above occasion he following
round trip rates and arrangements are
authorized to Kansas CITY, Md: Rate.
one fare plus 81 for fae round trim.
dates of sale, October 1921, inclusive:
return 'lmlts tickets will be good for
leaving Kansas City not earlier than
oc1cter IS nor later than October 26..
r. .. MIzELL, Agent.
The Washington times., 1903-11-22

pany in the kitchen. because it put Han
nah out. 1t was late June by that time.
and stin 10 had not come down the
river. The house was near the river
bank, and the songs of the lumbermen
ON their RATS had come to Cely's ears
all through the spring days. At first
her heart had thrilled with hope at
every strain. but it had grown sick with
longing as she listened in vain for Jo
voice He sent her message occa-
sionally by one of the other lumber
men-Jo had not the pen of n ready
writer. He was chopping in the woods
and working on a farm in the clearing
near by. Granther Ormsby, at the poor
house. said that ne calculated that there
was pretty girl at the clearing 10
and his fiddle were pretty sure to hang
round where there was a pretty girl
Cely watcred her pillow with tears the
night after Granther Ormsby said that
and longed with ali her sore heart to be
able TO regard marriage from the stand
point pf Mrs. Quint and Albion.
The Washington times., 1903-11-22

fact that she greatly preferred 10 Fer
moyle. and IN her honest heart she
would have hated to bring social hunil-
iation upon Mrs. Quint, who had been
kind to her.
When Albion returned there was very
little said between him and his mother
about Cely. The lcng conferences on the
subject of matrimony were ended Mrs
Quint silently showed her son Second
Cousin Sarah Hartnett's letter, in which
she wrote that Cely was certainly very
pretty. and she thought she had some
natural refinement
She refrained from imparting to Al
bion a piece of news that she had
heard-that Mary Sands was coming
home, widowed from japan, and burned
the first letter she received from Cely,
full Of gratitude quantity and prettily
expressed, but weak IN grammar ana
spelling She feared the effect OF the
grammar and spelling upon Albion's
love. Inexplainably to herself she was
espOusing Cely-s cause.
Second Cousin Sarah Hartnett sent a
telephone message to Albion at his
office early IN September.
s'Come at once and take Cely away
somewhere 1 am frightened to deathi
It won't do for me 70 have such a fright
In my state Of health" (Mrs. Hart
nett was addicted to invaHdism). There
have been three cases of smallpox in
town and now Cely has got it. There
is nowhere to send her. You must come
and take her away at once.
The only message that Mrs. Quint re-
ceived from her sons Office was that he
was suddenly called away on important
business.
Fart the newt dav came this message
from Albion at Second-Cousin Sarah
Hartnetts town:
Have married cely She has small
pox No other way to take care Of
her"
And in two days thereafter the fol-
lowing: only varioloid and very light.
Shall bring her home in a few days"
Mrs. Quint killed the fatted calf and
wondered that she was not more trou-
bled by the sense that her social world
had gone 10 smash Yet why should she
be2 AIbion's wife might yet be edu-
Gated,
CeIy came. somewhat overcome by
smallpox and matrimony. thrust so sud-
denly upon her. and gave vent to her
tears and blushes in Mrs. CUNTS open
arms.
Albion looked a little as if he were
seeing the ghost of 10 Fermoyle-or was
it only the ghost of his old prduence2
'Of course it viii be a marriage only
in name-it was the only way. in view
of Second-Cousln Sasan atttude-ana,
in fact. unless her heart turns wholly
10 me I shall liberate her altogether
he explained, stifiy.
You won't have tor prophesied his
mother The tue love that can con-
quer the Quint caution can win a girls
heart. New Orleans Times-DemOcrat
The Washington times., 1903-11-22

Until recently the whole of this work
fell on Mr.. Bieber's shoulders, but 1t
was found to be too much for one man.
and Foreman P. ". Nicholson, of the
Fire Department, was detailed as his
assistant. The services Of Foreman
Nicholson are of the greatest assistance
to Mr. Bieber These two, with Percy c
Lowe, who assists the marshal in Office
work. compose the working force Of the
fire marshars Office.
Expected at Every Fire.
When a fire alarm rings Marshal
Bieber is expected to go TO the fire un-
less something more important is occu-
pying his attention at the time. If it
is a small fire he does not go but sends
an assistant The duties Of the fire
marshal come after the fire is extin-
guished, when he examines the premises
to see what the conditions are, and to
learn the extent Of the damage done,
and to find out, if possible, the causes
of the fire. His official reports upon
The Washington times., 1903-11-22

er to prevent its outbreak. through the
failure Of the occupants of buildings IN
the city 10 take proper precautions.
"No influence counts. for have In
structions to make the most rigid ex-
aminations in every case.
"The theaters are examined every
week to see that the aisles are kept
clear for ingress and egress. the stages
and dressing rooms and sceneries are
all inspected and detailed report made
by me to chief Belt. At the end Of
every year I inspect thoroughly the en-
tire house before the annual license IS
granted. It is the same with hotels
apartment houses and hospitals.
Mercantile houses are examined regu-
lariy. also. to see that no inflammable oils
or explosives. which do not come up
10 the standard, are sold or stored and
that the wares on sale are so placed IN
every store as 10 allow the fire com
panies the best opportunity to work
effectively to extinguish FIRE in case It
should break out
The Washington times., 1903-11-22
II


Mary Chadwicl's uncle had quarreled
with his nephews. and made a win in
Mary's favor, and Albion now played
golf regularly with her. and il was de-
cided by the Antioch gOssips that he
had made his choice.
Albion himself felt tiat he could not
do better than 70 ask Mary to marry
him. She was "A sensible girl and a
handsome one: she came of prudent and
thrifty stock; their fortunes would be
almost equal. and his mother would be
gratihed. Il was wise and a respecta-
bic thing for a man TO take a wife when
ne had acquired profession and was
prepared to settle down in life.
Mrs. Quint had not been informed OF
AIbion's intentions as yet. but her hopes
were aroused by the fact that he had
suddenly grown very particular about
his linen. He demanded to have IL taken
from Cely's care and sent to the laun-
dry which had recently been established
in Antioch
Cely was heart-brOkcu. and dropped
tears upon the snowy shirt fronts and
collars that she thought she had ironed
beautifully Mrs Quint thought that
Cely's ironing was quite good enough
and remvustratc at the proposed
change. But Albion was obdurate. and
cunched his argument by declaring that
such work was not fit for Cely II
rounded her shoulders and ruined heI
hands. When his mother suggested, in
some surprise. that Cely's shoulders and
hands were really not very important
he declared with Indignation that cir
in any station Of life should preserve
her birthrlght OF beauty.
Cely's birthright OF beauty, Mrs Quint
carefully adjusted her glasses and dis
covered that CeI- had long-lashed he z
ewes and peachy cheeks. albeit some
what rreclled. along with the dimpIe.
which she had always regarded as rep
rehensibly childish. But beauty Ot
what could Albion be thinking? AibioT
could. scarcely have given an account o.
his thoughts TO himself, much less L
another, as he set forth a few day.
after this conversation to call on Mary
Chadwick.
He went out by way OF the bacI
porch. quite a customary and proper
thing to do, according 20 Antioch Gus
toms, although Cely had sometimes
wished he would not, even when it wal
only Aaron Griggs.
Tonight ii was not Aaron. Albion saw
her with her head almost upon tn,
shoulder Of swarthy. handsome fellow
whose arm would evideatly have beer
around her waist II he had not beer
using it to handle his violin bow.
The Washington times., 1903-11-22

oct of the twenty-four. The routine Of
flee work consists of the examination Of
to store or sell infamma bic
oils. gasolene, and explosives, the re-
ceiving of com -,laints of all sorts, and
the making out of reports. all of which
are accurate to the smallest detail.
BY the side of the marshal's desk is
his apparatus forr testing oils. 1t con-
sists Of one alcohol lamp. sort of
chafing dish arrangement, and a ther-
mometer. A sample Of the oil is put Into
a pan over the lamp and the bulb of the
thermometer. which is suspended over
it, is allowed TO rest in the oil. Accord
ing to the Fire Department regulations
inhammable oil must stand a test of 100
degrees Fahrenheit without flashing"
before it may be stored or sold in the
city. Marshal Bieber gives the closest
attention to the testing of inhammable
oils, and if they do not strictly come
UP to the standard they are not passed.
After passing a sample. he goes to the
store or storage rooms where it is to be
kept and makes an examination of the
premises TO see that The regulations in
regard to them are properly complied
with
In addition TO applications TO store
oil ana explosives Mr.. Bieber, while at
the Office, receives complaints in regard
The Washington times., 1903-11-22

and members of the force; the testing
OF all inflammable oil that comes into
the city and the taking of every other
possible protection against the outbreak
of fire
Sidney Rieber, the fire marshal Of the
District o. Columbia, has held his pres
ent position since January "a. 1902. when
he succeeded Col. William r. Drew, who
held the Office thirty-three years. Mr..
Bieber entered the service of the Fire
Department as an ordinary fireman July
L. 1901. and was assigned to duty under
Colonel Drew. Less than seven months
afterward. upon the retirement of Colo
mel Drew, he was appointed fire mar
shal. Previous to entering upon his du-
ties with the Fire Department Mr.. Bic
Der was in the FIRE insurance business,
and the experience he gained while do
ing fire insurance work has been ex-
ceedingly valuable to him in his pres
ent work as fire marshal.
A Beginning With sn Ending.
The work Of the fire marshal begins
at $50 in the morning and never ends.
That is to say, Mr.. Bieber gets to his
Office in the Harper Building, in c
Street. between Four-and-a-half and
sixth Streets northwest. at $50. and he
is likely to be called to a fire every hour