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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
81 Once OF City Engineer,
Richmond. Va, September 81. 1898 W.
TO CONTRACTORS AND

a FEED DEALERS.
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
# ceived at this Office until 4 p NJ. We'd
ncsday, September %, 1904. for laying
IGranolithic Curbs and Cutters In GER;
tain localities. For laying new Granite
& Curbs and paving with Granite spalls
4 certain Cutters. and for paving with
y Granite Spalls the road-bcd OF certain
streets. as per list on file In this Office
A certified check for SEQ must accom-
Z pany each bid AS n guaranty FOR exc
cut.on OF Scontrac ct. sss
~ Full information to bidders will be
furnished upon aplicatlo at this Office.
4 Sealed proposals will be received mt
+ the same time and place for furnts hing.
B delivered at the City Stables, In such
quantities. and al such time MS may b
required by the city engineer.
40 bushels best quality No. 2 Mixed
\ Shelled Oats. Il s8
v. 800 bushels best quality No. Mixed
Shelled Corn.
20 tons choice Western Timothy Hay.
best quality. Il.
A certified check for 500 must accom-
pany each bid for feed. I'll Ss5
The Commute on Streets and sSho ck-H
& oe Creek reserves the right 10 reject ny
and all bids offered, and to8award the
contract as whole or In separate
parts. s5 I'll 3ti i5l
w. T.. cUTsfIA1y,
i. sS City Ensinecf.
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SCI
NOTlcE,

City Auditors office,
Richmond, Vas y, 81 SEPT e 7, !, 2; 60 lso M
COUPON BONDS Of the Cisy. Of Rich-
mond, va. maturing OCTOBER 1st.#
1901, are hereby notified e I, present them
at this office for REDEAlPTlON. as they
Will cease to bear interest from that,
date. EDW.9J. WARREN, Audit OF, a. a$
and sect'y. Board Sky, Fund Comm rs.
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ACTIVE. ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN,
& large acquaintance. experienced local
u and travelling salesman. also clerk.
wants position; best references. Address
POSITION" care this office
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

WANTED POSITION AS TRAVELLING
q salesman, II years experience in spe-
cialties: reference given. Address Lock
Box So. Littleton, n. c.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOS1'-SArUR DAI ON RICHMOND
d College campus, or between College and
Franklin and Harrison, a silver watch
FOB with initials w. .. 3. Kindly re-
turn same toA n, Eleventh Street, N. w.
lEl3OWE, q son.
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PERSONALS,

SCHOOL TEA CHERs, 5ATTENTlON -DO
"a YOU want n good square plano for pra g
s4some magnificent square pianos which
can be bought nj except onally low prices
u md on easy terms terms. in fact, as
low as 500 per. month. Investigate.
CABLE a(yONfPAN NY,
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FOR sALE-BOYss % RIFLE, IN FIRST
class condition; shoots % shot, cartridges
cheap; can ' be seen at Times Dispatch
Business Office, 9lU Z. Main.
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leading to acceptau POSITION: am an All.
round lnachinist Mechanical draughts-
man, with some electrical knowledge.
For further particulars address S. T..
= BUCK. Front Royal, Va.
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WANTED, A GOOD COLLECTOR no
work instalment business In country
with some knowledge Of sewing ma
Il ma chimes; horse and wagon and good
salary. Address WHOLESALE DE
" PARTMENT,5 Box Al, Richmond. Va. ~
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.RoY-wANTED, "A GOOD. STOUT BOY
to learn the mattress trade; one with
experience preferred. Apply JACOB
UA11AUF, Td5 WI Main Street.
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$PHARMACIST--W ANTED, REGISTER
ed or. assistant registered pharmacist at
once: young man only. Address. with
reference, T.. O. Box No. 76, Newport
~ News, Va.
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REGISTERED HEREFORD CATTLE
Young cows With calves BY them: also
young bulls: prices reasonable. Apply
q to W. w. WILLS, Palmyra, Va.
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Il W.ANTED.3 FOR u. S. AR1rY-ABLE-
Il bodied unmarried men, between ages OF
u q and IS. citizens OF United States, OF
can speak. read and write English. For
Information apply to RECRUITING Of
Il FICER. 10 +. Broad ST., Richmond, Va
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WANTED. BoARDERs FOR VACANT
rooms, newly papered aud painted; also
table boarders. Mrs WAKEFIELD, 703
East Grace Street.
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TIE LENNON, 1909 H. MARSHALL
M Rooms With or without board; also
3 transicnts. hAfH
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{ HELP W.ANTED-Male.

HlGH-CLASS MAN FOR
biographical interviewing; excellent pro-
position for a newsploe. man; Rlcn-
+ nond and vicinity; remuneration $3.50 to
5000; state age and experience. Ad-
"a dress j, r. W., care this office. III
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/ HELP .WANTED-Fernale.

COOll-WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
cook and house cleaner; good home and
S pay TO the right party, Call at is South
Thirteenth.
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DART TOBACCO co.
THE 3IIAGAN-HART TOBACCO co.
having been dissolved the Undersigned
beg to announce that, they vii conduct
place, u DART TOBACCO CO..
Richmond. Va, Aug. 20. 1901.
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AFTER OTHERS GIVE YOUR WATCH
up take Tito NUDD. Jeweler, 222 E.

WISE PEOPLE IN RICHMOND TAKE
4 their watches to NUDD, 222 e. Broad st.
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TWELFTH ST, NJ, 4o3-MRS.s t3ANEs.
S hoard: transient boarding 81 per day.
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TRUNKS.
DYEING AND CLEANING,

HERE'S WHAT WE HAVE 10 SAY.
Suits secured and pressed 7Sc pressed
zoe. Il. H., GILL. Steam Dye Works
No; S25 North Fifth Street, city, Phone
1862
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SEVENTH. N, 107--WANTED. BOARD
ers at l07 N. Seventh Street; large,
pleasant rooms; excellent board; terms
reasonable: all modern conveniences Y
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THE 3NVOGGLE BUG SAYS DRINK BOT
TIE COCA. COLA. all stands, groc-
Il cries and saloons.
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5JONQUILS5 BULBS FOR SALE, 50 PER
e thousand, 81 per hundred. Miss ALICE
# d. ROYALL, Shirley, Va.
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WANTED, A WOMAN FOR GENERAL.
house work for small family. Apply,
With references, SO4 w. Marshall.
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WANTED A COMPETENT WHITE
woman 10 do general work for sma II
family good wages. Apply to ST. e.
Main Street.
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CALL AND BE CONVINCE FINE
collection of original Antiques at low
prices. l.. n, ARNALL. 3lS Brook Ave
nue.:
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PEATROSS IS AGENT FOR THE $3.50
Waller Shoe for Women; = best on earth
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MAIN SPRINGS, SOC; CLEANING
y years experience. NUDD, 222 r. Broad.
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ANTIQUES IT j;

MOORES GREATES1'8lC OLLECTION
choice NJ ahogany Furniture. Brass Fend-
{ 5ers Andirons Antiques OF every de-
scrption; 1017 Semmes Street. Manches-
ter, after s p. NJ.
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BUY ANTIQUES OF BlGGs; GET
original pieces at lowest prices; salts,
faction guaranteed: 515 East Main. h.
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BOARDING.

nlshed, comfortable rooms: good table,;
permanent and transient, boarders;
terms reasonable
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent. I

FOR RENT-AIODERN RESIDENCE,
"a In n:st-class order newly papered, etc.
rooms. Apply to HENRY s. tliG1'N-s
4 iLER. 1913 E. Main Street,
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CHAIRS SREsEATED AND REED FUR
E5niture repaired; the only place in the
city where you can have your baby
rs are ar r nnanufac turers. oIb DOMINION
a WILLOW AND RATTAN WORKS. No.
400 North Seventh Street.
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FOR CHEAP AND DRY. STORAGE
rooms apply TO RICHARDSON'S CHAP
$PELL, Storage Depa rtment, Belvldere
Building sol w. Main Street. Phone SAC:
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- ---1--- - - M
PRINTING!.

TRY US ON PRINTING; WE KNOW
we can suit You. TAYLOR & TAYLOR
PRINTING CO.. Quick Printers, No. l
Governor Street.
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WE GUARANTEE sAUER's EXTRA CTS
to go further, and give letter results
than any other brand on the market.
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NlGHMT SCHOOL.

JOIN THE BUSINESS MEMS PEN
& manship class. which will be conducted
By two special teachers, IL you wish to
acquire an easy, apid and legible style
q of writing. Glasses will meet Monday
"Wednesday and Friday nights Tuition
nominal. Call or phone for particulars.
A MASSEY BUSINESS. COLLEGE,, los Il.
II Main Street. 5Aue4.8 ss4=sG g5stS tttgfai
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LADIES! / HAVE A VERY DEsIR-
able, honest position to offer one lady in
any woman from SIS to s25 per week.
This is n bonafilde proposition, and ii
you can spare only two hours per day
do not fail TO write TO MABEL Il.
RUSH. Box Fl, Joliet, III!
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MILLINERY.

BE SURE AND SEE MY SELECTION
s3of latest fall hats before buying else
where. Mrs NJ. l.. NORTIIAM. zig N.
r. Third Street.
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FOR sALE-ATi INDUSTRIAL BOND
and Banking Company. s0S f. Main. 100
SO bonds bearing 10 per cent. Call at
once and do not lose this opportunity.
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WOOD HEATERs-AI.L@ kINDs-NICE
one for s1.45 at BRUCE HARDWARE
COMPANY, No. sos East Marshall st
Phone 1925
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PRINTING.

COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. TAY-
Il 8LOR & TAYLOR PRINTING co. 4 No. i
4 Governor Street. Richmond. Va.
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IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE THAT OUR
prices, on furniture are the lowest come
penses are lower than cny other store
in Richmond carrying flrst-class stock
or furniture, and you get the benefit IL
you buy here. OSTRANDER'S. 90 w.
Broad Street lE
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FOR SALE-A SMALL HERD or
Mich Goats also five male Goats, fine
stock, or will sell sinsly. Apply to RI.
r. MATTHEW'S, Rio Vista CWesthamp-
ION cnrSl. ~. I-aE.r
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\ COAL, WOOD AND ICE.

WE'RE AFTER YOU: WE'VE GOT THE
right prices on all kinds OF fuel Try a
load Of our Cannelton Splnt. only $50
per ton. Why paytthe same price for In
ferior splint? QUARLES & WING
Z FIELD. Seventeenth and Washington
Streets Phone 1883
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YOU FIND a COMPLETE MARKET,
everything the best and always fresh
oegetaplcS; ehackens. meats ilsh,
BRAUER'S. g East Broad Street.
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school or family by an experienced
teacher Of English, IN pleasant home
environment, salary nominal; references
exchanged ADDRESS Mrs. s. c.. IT, 20
King Street, Sewbernt n. c. 'I
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Glass at THE BRUCE HARDWARE,
egCONI'ANY. No. Jos East Marshall ST.
Phone 1925. 81 3g H
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WATCHES, + CLOCKS, r JEWELaYs RE-
paired at reasona bile prices. Take your
work to EJDl0, 4 22a e. Broad.
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SUN CASES TO SUIT EVERYBODY,
prices from $l.oo up, at SPENCE'S
81 TRUNK STORE 5E
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SEE MY OWN MAKE PIECE 5PARLOR
suits and Box Couehcs. made in the
best mailner' latest covering and at the
right price. JACOB HtJihl1.A GF. los w.
Main Street. Phone 1922
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STORAGE.

WILL STORE SOME FURNITURE FOR
use of same; best care will be taken Of
it; good house. Address 5"'STOkAC;E,'"'
care this Office. ai
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tlemcn occupants for third-ssory 1.-TWO
large and one small connecting rooms) !;
convenience Of bath, telephone. ETC.; In :.
h spection by appointment Apply ". Gu,
care this office. $S
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PLANTS-WE OFFER
the earliest. medium and latest ripening
logue on application. j. B. WATKINS
& BRO, llallsboro. Va.
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GRACE, e.. NC. 87-FOR RENT-To A. "A
couple without children, a desira bic sec:
& ond-fioor of five rooms. Apply. q t Z East
y Grace Street. y sNa}#s
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WANTED, THOSE GOING HUNTING
or fishing Of, the early morning trains
hour at HO5TEL1 fAWRfNCE CAFE,
Twelfth and Main Streets.
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DOLLS, TOYS AND BRIC-A-BRAC RE
paired; work will be called for. Phone
BIB; 531 n. Fourth Street.
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WANTED.

WHEN YOU WANT GOOD TOWELS
or Napkins, really flax come to this
hoase we eansnlt wy az 70 gu au,a,ltl.tSy
G. co.
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USE RICHMOND CEDAR WORKS
Kindlng for summer cooking; the quick
est aud best fuel. Now have a good sup
ply; prompt delivery Price, sl.5o.
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1000 SOLID GOLD RINGS IADIEs'
and gentsD. all latest styles, best quail
y gate at JOHN sCHEER's JEWELLERY.
STORE, II. Ninth Street, near Main.
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Ten CENT MUSIC; TEN CENT MUSIC.
vocal, classic gems by the masters; ali
for ten cents. address TIE CALBE
COMPANY, Sheet Music Department.
Richmond, Va
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5s. GUNS.

COME IN land LOOK AT OUR STOCK
of Single and Double Barrel Guns. We
BRUCE HARDWARE COMPANY, No.
:-tSi East Marshall Street.
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SITUATION WANTED, Female

WANTED. POSITION AS HOUSE,.
q keeper; capable OF taking fun charge;
moderate salary. good home; reference.
~ p. r., care Woman's Christian Asso.
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ASK FOR RUssELL's AN'rIRoACH
Powder: positively destroys water bugs
and cock reaches; all druggists, l0c., or
will be mailed on receipt Of price By ".
4 F. EANES. Twenty-ffth anG Leigh.
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SEWING MACHINES.
BUGGY TOPS.

"A RUBBER TOP AT 81. 40: A LEATHER
Quarter Top at Sl2.; Cushions at any
price z Liberal & discount TO the trade
Write for prices. j.. w. WHITE & e.
SON No. South Fourteenth Street..
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SIPS FOR HALE CORD KlLN-DRiED
KindIing Wood, delivered See or phone
j, B. LACY for cheap cooking fuel
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ROOFING

TAR ROOFING 8PAPER-e-PL ~. rs CTS.
IN Roll: 3-ply 95 cts, a Roll, with caps
and nails. at BRUCE HARD WARE
COMPANY, n o. sos East Marshall Street.
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FOR EVENING # WEAR YOU WILL
find the Plain and Dotted Mrlls Just
right: reduced prices. now III 2 and .l9c,.
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BOTTLED GOODS.

DRINK A&BOTTLES OF COCA-COLA;5 AT
all stands. groceries and saloons. Y i55
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s. POUND JELLY sfaR OIL CSC; q PLAIN
| n Cake, h Q pounds 25c: Layer Cakes, i
| kinds l5c, each, sDRlSkA3p'S, 4231: N !.
| E Sixth Street. h. IL
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WRITE FOR CATALOGUE OF TEN
cent music. THE CABLE COMPANY.

MARY. DID YOU EVER TRY sAUER's
Extracts7 Why certainly. l have tried
others. but none are MS good MS
f SAUER'S IS. They are perfectly grand.
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MATTRESSES.

a ADAM EDIACONT5 are he best feather
beds to sleep on; 2226 Venable, Phone
y 252C. 81 if & as
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PAINTING.

HAVE YOUR HOUSE PAINTED NOW
4 FORD & BRO, 10 r. Main. Phone 1886.
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TWO PHONES. 1868 l32u-'rHE LEADER
In North Carolina Hard Pine Wood the
best BY test; will sell this week one cord
$780, Special t. T.. LONG.
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BARGAINS FOR & CAsH-CoRD SOFT
Pine Wood, $50; Oak Wood, $6; Anthra-
cite. Lump Splint. Fire Greek and Coke
AT lowest prices. TYLER & RYAN,
Linden and Cary. Phone 1878,
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ROOMS FOR RENT

BROAD. E.. ee3o7-WANTED. OcCU-
3 pants for two furnished rooms nj 2:O7
East Broad; light housekeeping. II de-
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uPHoLsTERINo.
POULTRY MIXTURE.
UPHoLsTERiNG,

LEVY THE UPHOLsTEREk. MAKES
mat,fesies, cushions and slip covers 10
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LAWYERS sTENQGRAPHER WANTS
position; one years cSperiencs,-in this
line Of work; VIII leave the city Al.
dress Miss ~. III e. Franklin Street.
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BARGAINS.

k NJ lys TEACHERS. ATTENTIONS
Sheet music half price, TIE CABLE
4$$sCOMP-ANY II. Richmond. Va. IS IA
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ENGRAVING DONE AT s TRADE
A prices for short time: wa tch repairing.
MUD. 222 f. Broad. Il sSf
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
MODES OF THE MOMENT.

Shaded white effects are much in ev-
idencc In the sOutache trimmings.
\ new wolfe, something of Il cross
between cloth ana crepe de chine. Is
among the latest fabrics for spring cos
tunes.
Brown, and especially n particular
shade of brown automatically known
as mud color" is in the lead in the
new colored veilings.-New York Trib-
une.
Sleeves are still full and voluminous
below the elbow, but in the summer
dresses they will be half length, and
some will fall in fan plaits from the
elbow.
A new fashion in combs to be worn
In the hair is the long comb, curved
to fit the shape Of the head. 1t Is worn
In Il vertical position, to hold the back
hair in place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
BRITISH BRIEFS.

Ireland has now a bank holiday all
to itself-namely. st. Patrick's day.
The average farm laborer's family In
England lives On S1S5 a year. The av-
erage mechanics family spends $500.
The British parliament when filled
consists of 500 peers and go members
Of the house Of commons. a total Of
1,23G persons.
The new lighthouse ut D%ungeness,
which has been two years in building.
is now completed. 1t will be one of the
most powerful ON the British coast.
Half n dozen ring snakes, n harmless
variety. have recently been captured
near Dublin. 1t Is supposed that they
escaped from sailors who took them to
Ireland to sell as curioslties.
While London is steadily growing,
the population OF the city" is con-
stantly decreasing. In 1871 1t was
1900; today 1t is 10000. Nearly 5000
Of its buildings are not inhabited ut
night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Asks LARGE Sum From State.

Des Moines, March 3O.-Ephriam J.
Dean. a pioneer of Waverly, filed a
claim of 100000 with the state legis.
lature against the state Of Iowa for
alleged false Imprisonment twenty.
eight years ago. Dean claims to have
been falsely confined in a lunatic asy.
lum. after which he was wrongfully
compelled to spend sever months in a
Blackhawk county Jail. The alleged
perjury of a wealthy and prominent
citizen of Blackhawk county. who.
Dean says, sought to secure his prop
erty, is supposed to have led to i'm
prisonmCnt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
THE HALL OF FAME.

The Duke OF Teck has been appoint
ed temporary military attache at Vi
emma.
Hiram Howe of Factory Village.
n. H.. seventy-sevcn years of age. has
sawed and piled twenty -four cords of
wood during the winter.
Captain Ira W. Cary, who played an
important part in the second day of
the battle of Gettysburg. has just died
ut his home In MOrristown. y. j.
Mr.. ANA Mrs. Joseph Light of Bur
kcttvillc. Me-. who have lived in the
same place for iifty-one years, have
boarded thirty.scven schuolteachers In
that time.
Moses Myers of Quinton, y. j.. sew.
enty years of . is the Oldest window
light blower in the country. He has
fifteen children and is teaching the
youngest the trade.
Andrew Gibson, Il shipowner and
merchant of Liverpool, has announced
his intention of building and endowing
a home for widows of seamen at Eyre
mont, Cheshire, England.
President Loubct of France has en-.
tered upon the sixth year of his admin
istration. The full term is sever years.
He has been entertained by more high
%potentates than any previous chief of
state of France.
The British minister at Seoul recent
~ presented IA monster silver cup from
King Edward to the emperor of Korea
on the celebration of his fortieth birth
day. The emperor expressed his i'm
mensc qualification at the gift.
DR.. Samuel Emery Of West New
bury, Mass. who died recently on the
way from Porto Rico to Boston, is the
last Of seven generations who have
lived on the same spot since the land
was granted to them by the Indians.
! John L. Tuckerman placed the hal
yards on the liberty pole ut Ports
mouth. n. H.. this year, as he has done
for several years past, at about this
time OF year. The pole Is ia feet high
and Mr.. Tuckerman Is seventy-ivt
years of age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
CHlLD'S TESTIMONY IS FALSE
In Chicago Case Juvenile Witness
SAYS She Was Coached by Woman.

Chicago. March 30.-A child's testl.
mony, reversed, saved FIVE men from
the gallows. The result was a strih-
ing parallel to the case in which a
fortnight ago Millionaire Peter Van
Vlissingen practically demonstrated
that under police pressure a boy
named Wiltrax had given false testi.
mony leading to the conviction of the
boys father for murder.
The latest instance Of youthful rnre-
liability under oath was in the Ease Of
William Mccarthy and four young
men for murder, the witness being a
little girl. Appolona Starbsta, who
first gave direct. straightforward, eye
witness testimony, apparently estab-
fishing beyond question the guilt OF
the men. and then repudiated her
sworn evidence.
In explanation Of the remarkable
change OF front. the child declared
that she had been instl,sted how to
testify by the widow of the murdered
man. Charges against the prisoners
were withdrawn on the spot by the
states attorney, the five men imme-
diately walking out of the dock free
by order of the court.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

There are li7,259 panes of glass IL
by % inches in the Palace of Agricul-
turc ut the worlds fair.
Two hundred of Uncle Sans ma
rines who have been on duty at Pana-
ma are going to the fair to give exhibit
tion drills.
Night has been turned into day In all
Of the large exhibit palaces. Numer-
GUS electric lights have been put In
place, and scores Of workmen are busy
night as well rs day installing the ex-
hibits.
The Belgian building, M of the lar
gest and handsomest In the foreign
section, Is remarkable In that the walls
are not broken by a single window,
The large structure Is well lighted by
immense skylights seventy.ive feet
above the floor.