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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-30


and she VAS there she never saw him
Jasper saw her now aud then al a dis
tRnCe, but never close enough TO bow.
Miss Marion wiIloughby WAS good.
all round sort OF girl. She did every
thing well, from tooling a four Inland
about the land 10 making chocolate
caramels or Welsh rabbit She was
one Of those girls who believed that q
watering place Is meant for something
else than sticking 10 dry land. The
rouIher the water was the better to
her liking.
IL was upon a remarkably warm day
that Miss willoughby declined Merri-
wells invitation 10 Join motor car
crowd bound inland. and twenty min
utes later she was in the surf. The
beach was almost deserted. She plung-
ed in boldly and struck out for deep
water.
On a little ledge Of rock 20 the right
there sat q man, one Of the life saving
crew that patrollcd the coast His
arms and face were brown as berries
He sat alert and watchful. waiting for
something 10 turn up,
A few people In the surf turned TO
watch Mis- willoughhy swim ont to
sea. The brown life saver kept gianc.
Ing up and down the coast
Affair out in the unseen distance.
something had happened an hour or 50
before II probably had been the tail
end Of a storm. The wireless an
nouncement Of IL came only in the
shape Of one great wave that sudden.
~ dashed far out on the beach. fol.
lowed by another and another and an.
other, Miss wtlloughhy. out in deep
water, did not feel these waves.
There il one difficulty with large
waves. They are large when they
come in, and they are large when they
SO out. They come In on top. They
SO out underneath. They make a
great fuss coming in. but have but 1T
lie TO say when they sneak back again.
But then Is the time when they are
prepared TO do the mischief
The people near the shore laughed
and danced In this sudden advent OF
fierce breakers. They thought Of moth.
ing but OF their own excitement The
life saver glanced anxiously from dine
90 time M and down and out to sea.
Suddenly something happened, The
crowd did not see II. The man only
I'D. and that man was the life saver.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-30

STUD Book Dark a
f"f~i May
ay.hn IgG
Nh tlfal61 G G
Goarai Yet
MUM
show hcbyien
Boy b InnceCla Wet
b b
ionptlg by
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-30
Prizes Won

u himself asprNen BY
~ d pu stronger eiion
p rims WhlamJ twimcr ufwcha herIi
4 und Farh first cmpcno All
o dho the
a
~ l. OF the elwodD nIy
ilam las ears
compel nhr hi were ShrC ydes per,rron
c :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
FOR SALE.

A. MULES AND HORSES, .
Having Just opened Al 1917 =. Franklin Street.
/ wholesale and retail stable Tor sale Ct
Y mules and horses. " wish to announce that
4 VI now hhve on hand q very fne selection
Of young mules at reasonable priccr. -
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Western State Hospital.

Western State Hospital.
Stanton, Va. April IS. 1901.
SEALED BIDS no ERECT A STORE;
at my office up to IL o. clock NJ. on MAY
11tI next. The stone for the founda-
tion will be delivered on the ground by
the Hospital. Contractors ca bid both
the stone thus furnished, and of the SUI
perstructure, or on the building of the
superstructure only. Plans and speci.
hcations can be seen at my office: Rigtt
reserved to reject anwsEnnd all bids.
Bids should bc marked Bids on Store
Room and addressed u to N Z, s
555 B. BLACKBOARD, Superintendent.
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"A orfice 81 GItyI Iang:;lIln1yee.et,rl.
Richmond Va a Aprll IL 1901,

Richmond. w., April iG. 1870. &
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
cetved nt& this office until a 4 +. rs NJ,
n THURSDAY, 3 a Pr u 1901 for EH-
y cAVATI p; and TlLLl NC on Road Road;
For CRANOLITHIc WALKS In the
Isl several parks VA NJ Y l5 {s8
95 r., Il Information to bidders wi, sS'.e
furnished upon application at this fisof
"a Ce.l.fieu ecii lprs 500. 90 niu- I. v
company each bid as q guaranty for
execution OF contract.
The Committee on Grounds and
/. any and all bids offered, and to award
4 the contract as whole or in separate
parts. ia 80 &24
apl II ,19,2O,2l City Engineer.
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COAL AND WOOD,

GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED FOR CASH
One ton best spn., ,5,W, hall cord sawed
Cak "; hai coru SAWED Ptlis, VI u tEG
II RYAN, successors 70 FLOYD Tyler gVS WcSt
p Cary. Phone 1917 stg5
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7Re
MAN. u! 4
ABOUT !. j {
TOWN
Try HARRY TUCKER,

The lily sticks her head above the st1o
drift and the frost; Al ls5 III
Tho man WHO goes out In the woods
comes back to find he q lost: 8g
Because hc's after lllncs and buttercups
and things. Il VII \.
That como a long With sprlngtlmc; that
Summer al Wnyg brings I. t}lf&
Where are tho gentle zephyrs and ths
dainty. babblng brooks I 4. n "A Es}3 q
Are they but hings . I fancy. that wo
read ubont In books2 # Al {s.5
Won't some 5Oite please come forward and
tell us where weJro at. IA iil Il {S4
And let us know when we can wear our
shirt waist 1'l' and me straw hat
we feel It our duty to warn the dear
public. d e Y u, 4S. III
Especially that part OF the dear public
that has business ut the Bijou Theatre
with Manager Mckee about free passes
and things. az 3S3 81 III 7, "
Everybody connected with the theatre,
from Bobby, tho Office boy. to Ben Love
cry. the stage manager. loves to smoke,
and the whole outfit Is In league against
tho general public. }s u FL ts5 # 5 IN
Morgan Mills. Greanor Nen1e. George
Edes and us are Into examples OF the
atrocities practlced In tho private Office
Of Mr.. Mckee. 8f Sys igS. II ~
"a The gentlemen mentioned are now walk
with smiling undertakers In their wake. 4 (
And the whole thing arises froiA
cisars. Is 55ss3S & 81
When a. man enters Mnck's Office at
tho Bijou. Mack hands him a cigar. and
lishtsga match for him. with grin on
his face. Ne. #ass
AS soon as the visitor starts in on the
cigar tho ininions OF the oice--Lec, Bob 4
Z by. Blair aieanloy. Nferryman. Toni 'n-s
Eon, and Hawkins-fall on him. throw
him u the floor. blindfold. gag and CARROT
him and then 80 through his pockcts at
will. 55 u n III H
II the stranger has any cigars IN his
pockets. they arc con f'scnted. hen ms y
money Is forchly3t aiken from him. and hd 4
Is not allowed to depart until u nickel Il
has been coughcd up. 5S
g After the robbery has been committed
an explanation comes: u. III
TITS rule OF the house, says AicKee.j
that nobody may smoke here-not even 4
his Royal Job Lots. Myself. The penalty
IS d nickel. and all the cigars that maybe &
found on mans person. The cigars J
smoke myself aftcroI leave here. Tho
Fn.ckcIs 70 into the sock for the benefit Il
of tho chewing gum fund. 81 n Ri
8S."That's ALL good bye I'm VERY busy bus
to-day. # N y
we feel sorry for Madison Ward.
With such d bunch OF good people up
for Council. how can they afford to
turn down any OF them, and how can q.
they elect them nll?
They can't he pushed over into Monroe
Ward. for that ward. too. has crowd
}of good ones out. 5fa .s5
There's dilemma for YOU, but The
fellow who gets left In the race need #
not feel bad about 1t, for$it's sucha fine Y
bunch that those who get left may feel =
that they are Just rs good as their more X
lucky fellow-cltizens. 5sf{,s $44S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
CONFIRMED BY SENATE.
b. "A. Davis to be Postmaster at
Rocky Mount, Va.

2tspEc'al 70 The Times-DlspatchD
sena ie' lo.day confirmed the appointment
z OF Beverly A, Davis 10 be postmaster al
Rocky Mount. Franklin county. Va. The
appointment was made several weeks ago
and was held UP by Senator Martin at The
request OF certain citizens OF Franklin.
The senator did not hear anything fer.
tller from those who evidently opposed the
Hdduced 10 Justify the Senate refusing 10
confirm The nomination.
Mr.. Davis was a member OF the Vir-
Elnia Constitutional Convention, and ran
against Mr.. Swanson for Congress In 1902.
lie trains with the Slemp or anti-ofiice-
holding faction of the party
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STORAGE.

lis YOU NJ WANT OUR FLU RNITURE
stored lii ia clean, dry place and person
allyF looked after, see IL NIPIiINS, No.
# 207 West Broad Street. Toys Bicycles
and rep55 B)alrins II .}St
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-.77- - IT f'TfF9tI u I----30
wAsHINGTON. ID. G., April a).--The
following fourth-class postmasters were
aPpolnted to-day:
r. Branscolne. vice Columbus T. Cain.
resigned Crunip. AnslIa county. John ".
Af'FafSs9',nar Wee John NJ, Crump, re-
signed; palzell, Campbell county. Her
ley. resigned: Narcott, Floyd county, Mrs.
Matte A. Savers. vice Julius Dickson,
resigned: Pinnacle. Carroll county, j. IL.
Marshall vice Samuel j. Bolt, resigned.
North Carolina Chapels Mills, Rich
rnDnd county. Mary A. isruton, Vice Mar
tha l. Chanel, resigned: Exway. Rich
lnond county John u. Steele vice r.
I.uthef. resigned: Sboln's Ford, Iturke
county Nathan L. CHAPMAN. vice. John
& y. Shoup. removed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

PAUL WE'LL, IrORMERLYI PROPRIE-
q tor Of. Ford's Hotel. has bought out
aBlake's Grocery and Liquor busuess,l26
". Broad Street, where he will be
Il pleased to welcome Ills friends and the
h public. $500 SO. Sly ~
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cLAlR,oYANT.

pRoFEssoR. AM.lDoR, THE WoRLD-
famed Clairvoylnt and Scientific palm-
ist, 5cun he consulted upon all matters of
life: tells your name, age, names or
4 know; gives reliable advice on all BUSH
ness transact,olls. law suits, invest
inents. love affairs, marriage, divorce.
travel, fumil y or money matter, estate,
buried y trca sulo, absent friends, etc;
what you should do TO be successful;
when to buy or sell. tIe gives you the
family troubles OF financial d ifticultes;
how 10 win the love 0 4 one you desire
81 and cause speedy happy marriage
II with the one OF your choice; removes
II evil Influence. bad habits, and all
3 troubles Hours from 10 a. NJ. to p.
a5i M daily and Sundays Office OF East
Broad Street (upstairs).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

ON CYLINDER PRESSES
wanted at once ~ The Eddy Press.
winchester. Vat. permanent positions;
F fine class work on Nliehle presses; was es
private families $3.50 per week; only
good feeders need apply. Apply gEln-i
SANITY BY mail Horg telegraph EDDY
PRESS, Winchester, Va 4
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LOS AND FOUND.

LosT--1N THE <NEIGEBOR HOOD OF
Fifth and Marshall, Fifth and Broad or
III M lierf & Rhoads.s store. $40 In paper
money Reward II returned to N. Nv.
K GILL. NiillerR& Rhoads. g55
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EARN $50 10 500 MONTHLY CORRE;-
spending for newspapers;y$ - column. tor
for particulars. NORlSl1E KN S PRESS
4 SYNDICATE, gLockport. N !. I. t.5} Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

WANTED. YoUJaTo KIN ow' THERE IS
ats South Fourteenth Street a smoking
tobacco you would delight In burnlng;
3 s pounds for 81. 20.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

FOR sALE-wAGoNs, PHAEToNs.
Runabonts. Surveys and Trucks; rubber
at short notice. RICHARDSON BROS,
6l3 Brook Avenue. Ej gssiee 81 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

NOW is YOUR CHANCE 200 SECOND
hand bicycles, all kinds, al prices. Call
and see the bargains at j OEE lCkI:It-
4 STATES, ELI htecnth and Main Sts II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

AS THE DAYsiLENGTH THE BAR
Broad. Golf goods. Basel NJ ball goods.
Fishing Tackle, ,Croquct. Sets. Outdoor
Swings and various other things n ut
prices to suit everybody.
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MIscELLANEO
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

.ESTEY ORGANS LEAD THE WORLD;
newest slyles.. Just received tor parlors..
sonools anu churcnes; we sell at fac.ory
b G1:gss are sold "a Oily by EsTEY t nN.
GAN AGENCY, i29 =. Nam. William
M. jenkins, Mgr # 35{i8
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HEEL r WANTED.---M

.DRu; CLERK WANTED Dive WANT
a !, once a competent registered drug
clerk; must be a f1rst-ciass man; give
reference and sta,o salary expected.
#STROT1ER DRUG COMPANY, Lynch
burg, Va sa,8 II III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

IF YOU HAVE ENGINE AND Boilers AND
machinery plants FOR sale write JNO. IA.
WATERS & SON III $. Eight. Street.
H Phone 81. Rs9&t r S5tS
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WIFE ELM EN-.

ALL BIcyCLE RIDERS INVITED 70
go to Lakeside sunday. Meet at Capl'0
II tol Square at g o clock. n 4; ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

WANTED. &Y on II KIN Q w THAI TO
OBTAIN what we have in this TOBACCO
would cost 81 per pound we sell 8
q pounds for sl,75: s South Fourteenth ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

FsYOuR4ROOF$L LEAKS FIJI ONE .1G e. O y
write s III d.. j Crimson, Agent l41 "a 2;
Ii Nj quick and permanent repair a. slnhil
Z IA Speciality Hl A va 80 &. a..H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

WANTED, EVERYBODY no KNOW
M they can buy pounds Of smo(N)klng to-,
p hacco Of pttonal quality and charac-
ter for Sl75 at South Fourteenth st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

WANTED, YOU no TRY LELAN:D,,s
shoegrepnlrng; the best and neatest n
the city; look like new wh EN- We Ma. 20
e Fifth.f 5s3 S u ,i5 VI. WIZ S}s8sl Il III !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

the least money. I Phone 4s24 for prices J.
# S. SYKES. Maury and Firyt Streets, Man
chester. Va. 5&s Il l
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lPRlNTlNo.

TRY us ON PRINTING; WE KNOW WE
can suit you. TAYLOR & TAYLOR PRINT
mo CO.. Quick Printers, No. Governor
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

WANTED, no KNOW WHY HAVE YOUR
shoes repaired by machine shoemakers and
coblers when LELAND warrants superior
work for the same price ? Shoes made 10 or.
der for ladies' and gents; also shoes Eforg all
kinds OF cripplcs: 90 North Fifth.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

AGED 80. EXPERIENCE
ed bookkeeper. stenographer. typewriter,
telegraph and mimeOt III graph operator.
thoroughly competent. reliable and
adaptable, very best endorsements, de-
sires position. B. S, r.. care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

WANTED. SCHOLARS ON i GUITAR
and mandolin; big expert teacher:
taught IT, private or at your home, Adj
dress PROFESSOR, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

WANTED, BLACKSMITH, WITE3 OR 4
years experience; must bo able 10 do
wages to the right man. Address S. Nv.
q G., care this once, stating experience. j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

"a MIR. Flood said to-day tina he was not
'nt9 all uneasy as to the outcome OF the
fight which Captatn4J. n. Opie,B Of Au.
gusta, Is making forSthe nomination. - - u
I the papers outside Of Staunton Mr..
lrlood I said, have declared for him, with
4 two exceptions, ! and the Staunton pa crs
SO far as known, have not declared for
Mr.. Opic. Mr.. Fl God does not think that
Il the friends of Mr. Opie will be able TO
carry the counties west OF the Blue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

SIG FOR HALF CORD sKILN-DirIED KIND
D LIN q Wood delivered See or phone for any
; kind OF cooking wood or coal, y. B. LACY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

STE " o GsRAP p IL z R--NNANTI3D. l3 a
young man, bout IS years old md lv~
ing with parents.&fo position as steno-5
Erarher and typewriter, and also to as
slst in once work. a ddress, in own
handwriting. stating salary expected.
-GOFF1 GE,H care this Office. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

LEAkY BOILERS TO HE REPAIRED By
me and fuzzy guaranteed; estimates on smoke
stacks and sheet-lrOn work. ALLAN
M'CABE. III South Eighth Street.
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WHO ARE THE MEN z.


prominent chmond The pictures
ana
s0M g. te cnps ai
among VI Aas h ma
81 me
which spell their cn pvt ING
puzzle
second
third and
Biougne
ny
winners
DO decided.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

AS soon as the visitor starts in on the
cigar tho ,ninons of the ofiice--Lec. Bob
by. Blair Meanoy. Nterryman. Toni M
son, and Ha.wkins-fall on him. throw
him To the floor. blindfold. gag and CARROT
him.. and then 90 through his pockets at \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

FOR sALD-A SOLID MAHOGANY Blu
h reau also very fne Extension Table.
clawfoot. Of the best mahogany; also a
y Hall Table and Silver and China Case.
Manufact urer Gilt. Edge Furniture. Pol
4 ish: finest made. g. ~. LEONARD, zoo
South Pine Street, 34i. IS 51i " IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

THE # SEASON is ON FOR FISHING
and base -ball all kinds to be had and ct
prices thnt5wil suit you3at JOE BlClk-
K ERSTAEF'S, + Eighteenth and Main SITS.
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AlLY--F FRESH 55 MAk q
rel, Salmon. Club. Smells, Perch Z ock;
Croakerg She Live L9psteTs "a ana
fE BRAUER,s 3 East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

WANTED. FOUR EXPERIENCED " N
dustrial insurance men as managers III
large North Carolina towns: good sala-
rles forgs tho rls 1t. m en-. ADDRESS, ct
once. III r As CONTENTNEAG&lN SUI-
.ANCE CO., Wilson, N. G. Il 3i5 III
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NOTICE.

ALL PARTIES INDEBTED 10 THE 3ES-
n ate sof W. S t. GRIFFITH will please
come forward and settle, and oil par
ties holding claims or demands, against
j the said estate please present,the same 2,
FIFTH, Admnlstratrix of w. b. Grlhlth
Amelia, Courthouse, Va. April 8, 1901
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

MISSES AND CHILDREN's TAN OK
ford Ties and Slippers 81. ALBERI
E4 STEIN, 8i2S IL Broad. e5 si5 itf3ai a
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SNAPS. i NOT GINGER SNAPS, BUT VT
Golf clubsat 81, CroqneIt, s g! ( ,san1s
Soup. Jolnted Fishing Rods 6c;;,Dolls 1c.
up, Dolls furniture &C.. up. Blocks /; &C. So.
UP, Cleveland Bicycles ss5, Auto q! 9 il
II for6 children C to years olo) So'oo, ~ "
aA OIIAR LES SIsa1lEi ( L. BrOaQ. a0llasNEa.
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FOR sALE-GooD GNU K ROAST, 1vc.
stewing or brlsket beef. &c. HENRY G
It'll BRAUER 3 Ell Broad Street. RIB
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SEALED PROPOSALS. h
Notice 10 ConI1tIrI'aI tors!

d b. y ID. = d
Office OF City Engineer.
~ Richmond. Va. April 10, 1904. 4
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Y RE-.
cevcd ut this ofilco until F.. NJ.
Z TIL IasDAY...IApr 28, 1901. for building
Concrete Walls With Steel Bentrls oil3top
Z at Seventh and Hospital Streets. S3a D
For laying new Granite Curbing and
paving with Granite Spalls certain gut-
tcrs. road beds OF certain streets and al.
leys. III ,s III K 365 {3sg II u dils
For paving with Bricks and for paving
Will, Grnnolthic certain sidewalks; for.
laying Granol.thic curbs and cutters.
For paving roadbcds Of Grace Street
from Ninth. Stree t6wcst to Fifth Street,
X and Franklin Street from Fifth Street
westwnrdly with Asphalt Block, Sheet
i Asphalt, Yitrifled Brick and Bituminous
Macadam (Bltulithic) all as per list on
tile in this office. rs ifs
Full formation to bidders can be hnd
upon application Mt this office. m ia NJ
a certified check for $500 must accom-
pnny each bid M q guaranty for execu- :!
* ton of contract. as8
The Committee on Streets and Shockoc
& Greek reserves tho right TO reject any
and all bids offered. and To n ward the
4 con tract as a whole or In separate parts.
3s5s &. $s$S,i ". e. CUTSHAy
npl 19-td Il $38 City Engineer. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

WANTED, PUPILS FOR WALTZ OR
$two-step: satisfaction guaranteed clus $
1880 p. NJ. every Monday, 4 =. NJ. every
Thursday. Miss EVA {BOlvCOGk,3 ~ CT
s l.. Broad Street (Danjels's SchooD.
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WANTED. 30 AR DERS FOR t1 Il Na aon,,
Table i00 NJ. Seventh; phone 1904, iis En-
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> 1-I'l. - - -
el4. NOuhAFHY,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, MAUD sWINDELL.
cxpcrienced teacher OF tPilmnn systsn q
shorthand, desires fey ppi.s "a 'is
and iypswriling; personal tnEtiuctlohs SlYsh;
lg03 h MAN street 3Sil
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BpER;s',,oNALS.

SPRING CLEANING is 1NGOMP ?; I! Y =
4 unless you have your, parl9r suit or Q,
chairs Or couch reipho 4 sl}p G g
y We do this work cheaper and ctter
than anyone else in tho state. ana nave az :,
the prettiest. coverings Il you ,c cannT}ipAay
.sJuRa EMS SON, jllo-sl East Broad Broad
E Phone g2554 fE4
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WANTED. 500 BICYCLE RIDERS TOO
| totLakeside Sunday, April 9th.
FISHING TACKLE, ALI. MINDS, ALL
| prices, at G UARLES'S, los u. Broad
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REMOVAL.

ST HAVE M WE'D ~! MAJ lIiNI1 sH OPS
\ from $40 N. Fifth Street to n g. Is n.
n Streets, and my bicycle store to n n 231a
{, West Broad Street. b, tA.sBLENN N Err. M
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WANTED, ALL. LOVERS OF4THE PIPE
Ito know that troptcal# sweating produces
perfection in tobacco: g pounds for Sl.15;
s South Fourteenth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

slT! EN- % CIR A r II Il R-WANTED, IA
young lady for position as stenogrnpher1
and typewriter. and alsoto assist in Of
4 flee work. Address, In own llandWrlt-..
ling. salary expected, push, care this
4 office. &8 sS! IA gg, n WIKI q ays
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

WANTED, AN ACTIVE, PUSHING So
lctor for Il reliable financial institution:
4 give age, exper(li) ience,f i any,and conf
rensation expected. u. SIP, Postotlicc
Z BOX SIS. Az: IA aS3i (ts ID VA ISL a q II ;54t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
ms a. G-75. -, 2 q e, u r.
WATCH REPAIRING,

4 N E ONES WATCH
z time Is always necessary; yours may be
q capable timelsceper. but throughiln IN
competent repairing you have los. faith
in II; bring II TO mel VIII repair the
economically. -. GODDARD,8 80 East
Main Street. Richmond. Va. WntchS1n-.
spcctor for9two Railroads.&c., -. and F.
5gand a. c. r.. III .s5 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
HELP WANTED emale.

ILALr-GRoWN 81 RI
10 clcal, up house and serve dining
room: EOS Harrison Street. ~ $3tf sjlSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

WANTED-.MENs TO@LEARN BARBER
10 trade; eight weeks average ID time ere
CURED wages Saturdays while learning;
sU t. ssaaogues mea
x free. MOLER' s. BARBER COLLEGE,
$50 Canal Street, New ork& Cit u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
WANTED.

2NVANTED-RIWARD 500 FOR ANY
case Of Indiges lion, Constipation Ner-s
yous trouble, etc, etc, that the DAN s
deep breathing cannUi cure; O3iE. Broad
Street. "A positive guarantee with each
y case. II .s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

RBN1oy A1-MARTIN@ & CO.. THE OLD
reliable employment agency, has re-
4 moved from. EOS North Ninth to 3uo NORTH
cd to see their patrons Phone 3o!S. VI