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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-10-23

In NlllSs Council Hol'ds ] Spec
s III Session Mon 10y. ;;

At 4 special meeting Of the village.
council on Monday, Oct. 10, II was
moved and carried that W. "a. Bu-
chan be employed as superintend- N
ent of. the electric light and water
plant at q salary Of 800 per month
.tter which ths meeting adjourned
Mr. Buchan was employed to 70
ieve H. v. Garrettson who has been
supt. for q number Of years and
immediately took charge. Mr.. Bu-
chan has had eight years experiences
in the operating Of water and elec-
trio light plants, therefore is fully
qualified to operate this one and will
no doubt give US good service. He
says he will keep it up to its present
standard and if possible improve it
He contemplates no changes at thi b
time and viii recommend none un-
til thoroughly familiar with the
plant and it's deficiencies, if any
He receives $40 per month more
than his predecessor and that will
not record as much as he has here
tofore received but will be at home
The position was rendered him by;
the council Monday morning. We
are pleased to have such man as
Mr.. Buchan and his esfimable FAM
lily permanently located here. He
is not a stranger, therefore is right
at home. ..:.+.>... III. ~.. @..,,s.,
The change was surprise to. Mr.
Garretson. Since he succeeded Mr..
Uttley the plant has been put in 81
much better condition than it was
before and the service has been
greatly improved. No man could
be more faithful or work harder to
give the people the best of service
and satisfaction. He is an expert
electrician and machinist and is SO
considered. Just what he will do hes
does not say but it is reported that
he has positions in South DakotR
and Iowa in view. We regret the
removal of Mr.. sGarretson and his
.faily from our midst i as they ares;
desirable citizens and neighbors.His
many friends will always wish him
Success wherever he may 60.
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Domlnion's Artillery Poor.
Lord Dundonald, head Of the Cana
dian militia forces, says the artillery
OF the Dominion 10 at only for scrap
iron. r.. t54k Sts
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D. Tripp was substituted TO
Soules during the second half.
Substitutes Mott and Tripp.
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1A Horthinsto Foot BaH Team
Defeat Window by I Score
4: Of Is . Q. 1.

p0xeQ 10 take t00 9:47 Cf010 ZOE VIII
do They were met there by the !
Captain of the Window team and
Sapk Of 81. s., who conducted them
to The hotel ) zs
The game was called at 2p. N.
Worthington won the toss and !
Windom kicked off. Hawley made
: return Of about ten yards. Then
thew Worth;ntgon boys began to show
what they were good for. Oxford
began tearing up Window 3 line for
gains of ten and fifteen yards at a
stretch. About five minutes of this
sort of work mingled with q couple
Of good end runs by White and Nc
Keever. put the ball over Windows
goal line. Oxford kicked goal. Score
6sto 0. On the next kick of, White
put the ball nearly over WINDOWS
goal line. After q couple of stiff
runs McKeever, made touch down
n. Ramage kicked goal. Score;1 to
o. Window again secured tho bail
on kick off and pushed it down the
field for about ten yards. Afer a
rsst Wortington kicked off Window
soon lost the ball on downs. j.
Ramage carried it over once more.
Score II too. After few minutes
Of play Worthington again secured
the ball; they were pushed down
the field by Oxford for short ways
and then White made long end run
and touch down. Score % to 0.
After few minutes more of good
steady playing, Haggard slipped
around the right end and made five
POINTS more. McKeever kicked goal
6core % too. Window kicked off
md the ball was carried down the:
Held for thirty yards where it was
HIT on tumble. Window now went
4 tnings. .in. earnest and made shout
twenty yards through " orthing tons
HE, but were held for downs then.
Time. was called with the ball il po-
ssession OF Worthington on her own
40 yard line. d ;5* tes. III
All Of the Worthington boys play
ed 4 good game and deserve praise
for The Window team was abput
even with them 80 far as weightand
size went, and they played q fast and
gritty game. The Worthintgon
team lacked q crowd Of rooters, to
urge them on, still Prot. Nicholas
and one or two. other boys made
themselves heard in elegant shape.
In the evening reception was given
to the boys and good time enjoyed
by every one. J. J. Kies of Worth
intgon, and Prof. Conserc If Window,
acted as referee and umpire. Mr..
Thompson Of Window and G. L.
Mann Of Worthington acted as time
keepers. The line up was,
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You will find as good q line of staple and fancy
groceries as are to be found IN the city from 10
chasinr them elsewhere. These are butts few +of
tie many articlee on which can save you mon
ey. Everything ID this store is cut in proportion
to the articles enumerated. Remember this stock
is positively to bs closed out, and our time s lin
i SALE .,.L ->@#r < q s.@s% 81 E@$.s, -" +-,#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-23

ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY.
W. E. DREW AND CO.. ZIG East Main.
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FOR SALE.
SHlPBUILDlNG COMPANY
TO FINISH CONTRACTS
fRy Associated Pressl

PORTLAND. ME-. July 22-At tho
close of the hearing in the United States
Circuit Court to-day on the bill In equity
brought by Roland V. Conklin and others
against the United States Shipbuilding
Company for the appointment of James
Smith. Jr. of New Jersey, as auxiliary
receiver OF the company for the Maine
district, Judge Putnam minated that
he would enter a decree that the Bath
Iron Works and the Hyde Windlass Com
psny, OF Bath, be allowed to complete
their contracts before being turned over
TO the receiver. The Bath Company has
several large contracts on hand includ-
ing the construction OF the United States
cruiser Cleveland and the battleship
Georgia.
A formal decree will be entered later.
WILMINGTON. DEL, July Pat a
joint meeting OF the creditors and ofti-
clals Of the Harlan and. Hollingsworth
Company and Receiver Smith, of the
United States Shipbuilding Company. who
is also ancilliary receiver OF the Harlan
and Hollngsworth Company, propo-
siIion WAS submitted 10 the creditors that
the receiver continue the plant as going
concern applying the profits. If any,
to the payment OF the concerns obliga-
tons The proposition was accepted by
ths creditors and committee was APP
pointed TO cooperate with Receiver
Smith In carrying the proposition into
Afiaak
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AN ORDINANCE
fAnnroyea J,,lv ~ 1o03 !

approved July u. 1909
3 AUTHORIZING TIKI. .CoNsTRECTI32EG.
Fl MASu 6F M xAHhES B ASR IL
THE ALLEYS OF THE CITY. AND TO
PROVIDE THE MANNER OF 0B-
Be 'i It ordaired by the Council Of the
city of Richmond:
l. That the owner Of any lot AUDITING on
any alley Of the city may o; construct Ct IN IN
ure vault of such Dimensions as may pc
prescribed by the City Engineer the walls
and bottom Of SAID vaults to be Of brick,
laid in cement mortar, or OF concrete con-
strucuon, with granite coping and covered
with heavy iron doors the work to pc
done in accordance with plans filed with
the City Engineer. under his supervision
and In manner satisfactory to him; or
instead Of such manure vault the owner
or occupier of any stable located on any
alley in the city may locate in such alley,
immedia tely adjacent to his stable build
ing, manure box Of such dimensions and
construction as may be authorized by the
City Engineer.
g. Any person desiring to construct a
manure vault shall make application in
writing for permit to the CITY Engineer,
he and those claiming under him will in
demnify and save harmless the city from
any accident. damage or injury to the
person or property by reason Of the inn
proper construction or negligent mainte-
nance Of such vault, and also stipula ting
& IlaI W[1en SO required ny luc Clty NC wiz
remove such vault, and under the super
vision Of the City Engineer restore the
alley to Its former condition: and any per-
son desiring to locate and maintain a
manure box In an alley shall annually
make application in writing, to the City
Engineer for a permit therefor in which
the applicant shall stipulate that he will
indemnify and save harmless the city
from any accident, damage or injury to
any person or property by reason Of the
location of such manure box In the alley
or Its negligent maintenance. and also
stipulate that when so required by the
city he will remove such box from the
alley.
boxes shall. be removed and the same
clesnsed' and kept in sanitary condition
under such rules and regulations as may
be prescribed by the Board of Health.
T. Any person violating any of the pro-
visions OF this ordinance, or construc ting
or maintaining a manure vault or box In
any alley Of the city otherwise than herein
provided shall be liable to a fine of not
Tess than two nor more than ten dollars.
and each days continuance OF such Illegal
vault or box shall be deemed separate
offense
s. This ordnance shall be in force from
BEN T. AUGUST,
July n-5t City Clerk.
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SHlRT.BUiLDERS.
5. E. BISHOP, 7oa East Main.
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AN ORDINANCE.

TO ALLOW T1IE sEABoARp. AIR L1NB
RAILWAY, "A TRUNK RAILWAY TO
T T9N AN AoR 9gER FRENH eER
STREET. BETWEEN FIFTEENTH
AND SIXTEENTH STREETS.
approved July II, 1s03)
city Of Richmond:
/. That permission is hereby granted the
Seaboard Air Line Railway Trunk
all necessary cars and engines, under the
conditions and upon the terms hereinafter
set forth, four tracks across FRANKLIN
Streets, from, its yards on the north side
of Franklin Street, over and across said
Franklin Street to the yards to be estab-
lished on the south side Of FRANKLIN
.. The said company shall replace and
repair so much of said street as may be
the ey he IA @ and
pave whenever the city shall repave, and
with the same material between the rails
and al o each sde
for two feet on each side of the outer
rails Of said tracks.
loaded or unloaded on any portion Of said
tracks in Franklin Street; no cars shall
be moved on any part Of said tracks in
hour from u NJ. to ! P. NJ and shall not
occupy the street by moving cars thereon
or across Gro longer than three minutes at
4. The permission hereby granted is
given upon the express condition that the
said seaboard Air Line Railway, or it's
successors, will indemnify. reimburse and
save harmless the city Of Richmond for
any charges, damages. or costs that, the
said city may be required to pay by rea-
son OF any person being injured or dam
aged In any. way, In property or person.
by reason of the construction or mainte-
nance, Of the aforesaid tracks, or by rea-
son of the operation of the cars thereon.
S. The said tracks, as to location grade,
manner and material of construction.
shall be laid subject to the approval of
the City Engineer.
g. The permission hereby granted shall
be at all times subject to amendment or
be subject to all ordinances now in force
or that may hereafter be adopted as to
the streets of the city of Richmond.
Z. Upon revocation Of the permission
hereby granted 1t shall be the duty of the
said company. at its own expense, within
sixty days to have the said entire tracks
removed, and that part of the street affect
liar to the remainder of said street at the
time Of said removal. For failure to
conform fully to the provisions of this
ordinance, or any requirement made
therein, or any amendment or revoca ton
thereof, said company shall be liable to a
| fine of not less than ten, nor more than
one hundred dollars, to be imposed by the
each days failure TO be a separate Of
Tense.
S. This ordinance shall he In force from
BEN T. AUGUST.
July 21-5t City Clerk.
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SEALED PROPOSALS,

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
until IL o'clock NJ. TUESDAY, July 2S,
1903, for furnishing the Penltent iary
Steam Coal $50 Tons Egg Anthracite
Coal, rs Tons Nut Anthracite Coal, $50
Cords Good Seasoned Pine Wood. De-
free Of drayage and as follows: All An
thracite Coal not later than September
80, 1903 We have storage also, for 200
Tons Steam Coal and two Carloads of
Wood. Balance to be delivered at such
times and in such quantities as the SUI
perintendent may direct,
BY order OF the Board of Directors,
c. NJ. HELMS, Superintendent.
July 23-St
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MINERAL WATERS.
THAW AND GRANT, Richmond, Va.
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BIC VALUES FOR LITTLE MONEY! |
RAILROADS.
- e q . Richmond. Fredericksa
Ia Il 81 Il burg & Potomac r. r

Trains Leave Richmond-Nor
s:5l A. NJ. daily, BYRD St; Through
tbs A. M: week days. Elba. Ashland &C.
commodation.
$50 4. ~. Sunday only. Byrd St
$40 A. M. week days. Byrd st. Through.
iz:e5 noon. week days. Byrd St T ]!
ericksburg accommodation.
Sos p. NJ. daily. Main ST. Through
6:25 p. NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland &C.
commodatfon.
S:n5 p, NJ. daily. Byrd ST. Through.
Trains Arrive chmond-Southward.
$40 a. NJ. week days. E,Iha. Ashland &C.
commodaton.
+ ericksburg accommodation.
Ss e. daiIy By YyIa S. T. T ThTouEh
2:05 p. NJ. daily. Main ST. Through
500 P. NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland ac'
commodation. 81
o7;l5 :. IS. daily. Byrd St. Through-
1929 P. NJ. daily. Main st. Through.
Note--Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
on all trains except local accommoda tons.
". .. DUKE,C ". GULF. W. F. TAYLOR
Genl Man'r. asst Gen'l Man'r. Traf. Man't
June IA. 1908.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
THE DAVIS GALLERY, egg East Broad.
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FOR SALE-An established mercantile business,
nine years old; will bear closest Investigation;
dress only will be considered. Address ES.
TABLISHED BUSINESS. care this Office.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ROcKRRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
Celebrated for WONDERFUL cures OF
Dyspepsia. Stomach Troubles, Hemor-
rhoids Of Kidney. Scrofula, Eczema and
Consumption. High altitude (20oO feeD !;
free from fogs: beautiful drives. and
walks; magnificent Golf Links; Tennis
Courts. splendid table. capacity 800.
Open June 1st. Write JAMES A. FRA
ZIER for Illustrated booklet.
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WANTED. good, live. energetic young MEN to
represent Chnawnre factory and to travel the
state of Virginia commission: travelling ex-
penses advanced where satisfactory references
can be given: an elegant opportunity to make
money. Address CHINA. care this office.
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THE MECKLENBURG /.

A new, modern hotel and SANATORlUM, To-
Gated at Chase City. Va, on the Southern Rail-
l25 large, handsomely furnished bedrooms with
every homelike comfort and convenience for
the pleasure seeker or the invalid; cuisine and
system OF paths this side OF New York City.
Chloride, Calcium and Lithia Waters, noted
gestion, rheumat ism. all kidney and bladder
troubles. chronic malarial poisoning, nervous
pros ton, eczemas. blood disorders, catarrhal
troubles and wonderful uric acid solvent and
eliminator.
Resident physician with complete electrical
and hot-nir outfit
Bowling. Dancing Card parties and the usual
Summer rates. $1,000, $500, $3.50 and s21 90
per week. Send for booklet Address
THE MECKLENBURG. Chase City. Va.
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WANTED to rent or will lease small place
near the city, on or near the car line. Ad.
dress RURAL" care this office.
WANTED, $4,000 old BRICKS; purchaser will
haul them. Address BRICKS, care this office.
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WANTED, Iron Office SAFE very large and
tall Address stating price and where can be
seem p. O. Box No. CTS, city.
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AGENTs--Get the only authentic Life Of Pope
Leo" by his secretary, with introduction ,py
Cardinal Gibbons. 8 languages; magnificent ~.
color lthograpb, 1916 free with book; h Si!
terms; credit: outfit free. PAIkloh
M'BRADY, Star Bldg, Chicago.
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OFFICIAL LIFE of Pope Leo Kill; big book;
with large photograph as premium; liberal
terms; outfit free. 1L1FF AND CO., 85o
Wabash Chicago.
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WANTED, from twelve Cla) to fifteen (l5)
thousand dollars for working capital IN young,
attractive growing Richmond manufacturing
enterprise; interview direct with investor. L.
o. Box 34l, Richmond Va.
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TERMS on official life of
Pope endorsed by Cardinal Gibbons; sane.
toned by Archbishop Quigleey; largest, and
pictures commission or So per day salary;
freight paid: credit; free outfit. Be quick.
MONARCH BOOK CO. Philadelphia Pa.
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WANTED.

WANTED, to buy Feather Beds; highest cash
nrices mid: also Fen theirs Renovated Phone
$751;. CASPER BROS, 12o5h w. Main
Street city.
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WoMAN's MEDICAL COLLEGE !.
OF BALTIMORE
Corner McCulloh and Hoffman sts., Baltimore.
Nd, Special attention paid to each individual
student Thorough clinical instructions Well
lighted and equipped laboratories. Terms mod
crate. Address
RICHD HENRY THOMAS, NJ. D.. Dean.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ct. CHARLES E. c

SPECIAL RATES FOR JUNE AND JULY
AT THE HOTEL 1sLESWoRTH,
Directly on the Beach at Virginia Avenue,
Atlantic City, \. ].
Extensive improvements. Remodeled and
newly furnished exchange. Capacity 800. BOT
and cold sea water in all baths. Cafe ana grlil
room. Orchestra. American and European
plans. Write for booklet.
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ATLANTIC HOTEL,
nocKBR1DeE BATHS HOTEL AND SPRINGS.

This mountain resort under new management,
remodeled refurnished up-to-date In all appoint
mcnts is the most delightful summer resort In
Terms FERNS, IS, $40 and s12 per week: special
rates for parties. For circular and other In.
'o' INA ''0A WV ROBERT GIBSON,
Rockbrldge Baths. Rockbridee Co., Va.
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CROCKETT SPRINGS AND BATHS
opens June LIST; elevation 1000 feet: arse
mic. Bromide and Lithia Waters: cures
pepsia, Skin EruptIons, Kidney and Bad
der Diseases and Female Troubles: clears
and beauties the complexion. Write for
- : '' N. C. THOMAS. Manager.
Crockett Springs, Va,
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WANTED, by an experienced farmer, position
az manager on large farm: best references.
Address Farmer. r. F. D. Route 8. Richmond,
Va,
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RAILROADS.
4 ;&S7!NVAl Norfolk Gsvlesterr

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
800 a, NJ, NORFOLK LIMITED, Ar.
PetsrsburE Maysrly and sHfIqlk,
9:G A. NJ. CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buffet
Parlor Car. Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Roanoke, Pullman sleepers Roanoke to
Roanoke to Knoxville, and Knoxville to
ch5a Il and MsNmnP Fi xpRnss q,
EaaIomyille LymGehbagNTe and R :,
Arrives Norfolk 500 p. NJ. Stops only ut
petsrsbnrg. WayeEly and sHrrok GonFssts
York Baltimore and Washington.
7:25 p. NJ. for Norfolk and all stations
$40 P. NJ. NEW ORLEANS SHORT
LINE Pullman Rssepsr Eiehmbond TO
East Radford; Lynchburg to Chattanooga.
Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe Dining
Car,
2 p. M. and S:55 p. NJ; from Norfolk 1l'W
A, NJ. and 7:20 p. M.
o Is SRsV SIS East H y, II ftSsft
Gen. Pass, Agent Dis Pass. Agent
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MEN AND WOMEN sell "offieial Life Of Pope
leo XII1;" only biography by Catholic Pn pup.
fishers; endorsed by clergy. Send 25c mailing
cost, for prospectus and 20x2S portrait OF
Pope Leo HYLAND AND CO., S2o Dearporh
Chicago.
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Statesmen WANTED.
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: thing for a beginner In good condition. Terms,
SIS cash and So per month. STIEFF, No. 43l
/. East Broad Street.
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SITUATIONS wANrep-MALE.

sets mercantile books can
he kept at nights and special work done on
large books by practical book keeper. Address
p, o. Box lie. city.
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WANTED, two frst.olass white BARRIERS at
once HALL AND STEPHENSoN,-y11s Syca.
moro Street. Petersburg, Va.
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WANTED, In wholesale office, experienced male
Stenoc apher and Remington Operator; state
fully age, experience, speed and salary wanted.
JOBBER, this ofice
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WANTED. experienced BooK.KEEPER, to com.
mencc September LIST; state experience, where
last employed; reference salary expestted. I'D
Chase City. Va.
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YOUNG MAN for office and collecting position,
this city; salary $50 weekly: chance for pro.
motion; experience unnecessary: good address
and references required. Address MANAGER
CLINE, Colonial Co.. Rochester, n. j.
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WE HAVE A NUMBER Of good second hand
Square PIANOS, In good condition. that we
have taken in exchange, that we will sell Mt
n sacrifice to make room for goods.
we have our expert workmen place them in
perfect order and will sell them at these
sacrifice prices to clooe them out. first come
first served. Prices, SIS. $50. S25. $50. s35, $40
$50 and so on up to 500. STlEFF. No.
431 East Broad Street.
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PIANO BARGAINS.

sea5. A fine Upright Plano, In beautiful Ma.
borany Case splendid instrument OF old
reliable make, triple strung; three pedals all
modern improvements an .aop np-t9,dase PiSno IN
mud 81 per month. STTEFF, No. ADJ East
Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-23

WE HAVE A NUMBER OF now and second.
price so that we can meet your demands; we
don't cnre what they are, come In and see
them. we will convince you: investigate.
STIEFF, No. 431 East Broad Street.
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WANTED, registered DRUG CLERK at once;
single. Address. with references W. III. O.,
care this office.
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TH1RTY.FIvE MEN wanted, hustlers, who are
not afraid OF work. Apply ROOM H. Times
Dispatch Building.
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WANTED, AGENTS to take orders for an.
with appreciation and blessing Of His Holiness.
Over 800 pages: elaeorately illustrated; sells
int sight; best terms; books on credit freight
free on application. Address GLOBE BIBLE
PUBLISHING CO., 723 Chestnut St. Phila.,
PS,
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SUMMER BoARDERs.

TlN-PL.ATE AND STOVES.
HARRIS HARDWARE CO.. 400 Eat Broad.
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SUMMER BOARD, Virginia Mountains; large
pleasure grounds ana shade tennis, goit swim
ming pool! saddle horses and vehlcies; cir.
c,ilars; city references. RANDOLPH, Kes-
wick, Albemnrle county Va.
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WANTED, In private cottage at Virginia Beach,
near the Princes Anne Hotel, refined BohRD-
Frs. Address WARD COTTAGE. Virginia
Beach, Va
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

sooKBINpER WANTED; a reliable man Of
good habits. who is n ruler. forwarder and
fnisher: steady employment and good wages.