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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18
TOO HIGH
FOR A HUSBAND
Two Women Barter For tie AT.
fectiOnS of a Man
CASE Barred IN COURT
WIFE WAS OFFERED 5000 FOR 4
DIVORCE BUT WANTED $25,.
900 AND THERE NEGoTi.
ATioNS ENDED.

Chicago March 17-Offered 5000 to
permit divorce, Mrs. Caroline Lee.
mann declared to Judge Dunno today
she had replied with an offeE to re.
lease all claims on Oscar Leemann,
her husband, for $4,000. With her
offer, Mrs, Lecmann declared. the pro.
cess of bargaining for Leemann's af,
fections ended.
Mrs. Louisa Peacock, OF Rockford,
Ill.,, is the woman. Mrs. Leemann de.
clared, who wanted her husband s
companionship. Mrs. Peacock, ae.
cording to Mrs. Leemann, is possess
cd of $4,000. but in reply TO Mrs, Lee.
mann's letter offering a transfer OF
Leemann's person she refused to pay
4 third Of that amount for the man
1T was like this" said Mrs. Lee.
mann to Judge Dunno. when | learn
ed Mrs Peacock wanted my husband
wrote and told her that If he would
provide living for me and the chill
dren he could go to her and welcome
She wrote me offering 5000 in the
event of a divorce. | answered that
she must think | was as big fool az
Leemann. said wanted $4,000 for
him. I'm willing yet If she pays me
$25000 she can have him tomorrow
Mrs. Leemann declared Mrs. Pea
cock answered her last offer with q
letter in which she said that If Mrs
Lccmann wanted her to take Lee
mann he must be offered at q cheap
er price. Negotiations went no furth
er she said.
! The case in which the revelations
of the matrimonial bargainings o.
| Mrs Peacock and Mrs. l.eemann were
made was that in which Mrs. Lee
mann was suing for separate tnainte
nance She alleged cruelty and drunk
cnncss against her husband He rc
sPonded with bill for divorce ol
/ similar grounds. The eases wer,
heard jointly today IN addition I,
her story Of bargaining to dispose o
her alleged crnol spouse, Mrs Lee
mann made what Judge Dunno hold
to be q new record for divorce cour
aphorisms
IN the 70 minutes she was ON tht
stand Yesterday Mrs I.cemann addof
thereto these tritc sayings in tcsli
mouy
when a man is drunk he writes
the best love letters
Some women are not very lucky
with men
Sometimes women want 10 cry ou
when struck. but the babys asleep"
when woman has a husband she
should be treated like a wife, not like
wash rag. # she isn't she ought tC
fight"
when women throw things at mer
they don't always really intend tn hi
them, but sometimes they're lucky"
"a woman shouldn't cry when q
man hits her. She should fight Then
she should hide her face in shame al
having such man"
III you want to know If mans
too old to reform, ask him.
Judge Dunno held there was little
hope that Leemann and his wife could
ever again live peaceably together
He ordered Leemann's suit for di
yorce dismissed and decreed that he
pay his wfe's support.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18
He PLEADED
NOT GUILTY
Mcdonald in the Schafer Murder
Case is Arraigned at
Bedford.
BY the Associated Pres.

by Inc NNSUCIdIVU FTC5.
Bedford, Ind, March Thames
Mcdonald, indicted by the grand jury
for the murder and attempted assault
Of Miss Sarah Schafer in this city on
the night of January u, was brought
here today from the Bloomington jail
and arraigned
Mcdonald pleaded not guilty. and
his trial was fixed for the May term.
He was Immediately returned TO
Bloomington. Hundreds of people
were at the depot when Mcdonald ar.
rived. but there was no demonstra.
tion Of hostility.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18
RETURNED THE SAME DAY.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, March IA cable.
gram received at the Japanese lega.
tion tonight from the Japanese consul
at Shanghai says the captain OF
Norwegian vessel. which had arrived
there from Port Arthur, reports that
the Russian fleet left Port Arthur the
morning of March IL. but returned
the same evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18
RUSSIANS FEAR CHINESE.
nv Assoclated Press.


New Chwang, March l7.--Although
disclalming any apprehensions Of the
Japanese landing here. the authori.
ties are satisfied To have foreigners
understand that the Russians are
prepared for any local emergency,
md the arrival of an additional bat.
terry Of artillery and 50 scouts today
is significant of coming events II
is apparent that both civil and mill
tary strategists and diplomats at
Mukden apprehend a collision with
the Chinese The Russians able TO
Judge, profess to regard General Mas
attitude as dangerous 10 the peace
of Russia and China.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18
ESTABLISHES HER INNOCENCE
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Des Moines, Iowa, March 17.-By
means of powerful magnifying
glass II was discovered today that
the box of poisoned candy sent to
Miss Rena Nelson, at Pierre, South
Dakota does not bear the Boone, Iowa
postmark. The post mark ON the
package is of straight line series
while that of Boone is irregular. The
discovery will have a tendency to
prove the innocence of Mrs. Sherman
Dye who has been accused of sending
the fatal package.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18
BR|STOW SHEDS
LOTS Of LIGHT
On the Report Which POstOfiice
Committee is Investigating
CLEARS THE MEMBERS
OF WRoNG-DoING TOUCHING THE
CLERK HIRE SECTION OF
THE REPoRT-RESPoNSI.
BILE FOR SEVEN PAGES
By Associated Press,

BY Associated Press.
Washington, March 17.--Fourth As.
sistant Post Master General Bristow,
testifying before the house special
committee on the postoffice report
today claimed for himself the
responsibility for only the first seven
pages of the report which was sent
to the postoffiee committee and said
the other portions of the document
were the work of other officials of
the department.
The clerk hire section, he said, was
prepared in the office of the first
assistant postmaster general and that
part relating to leases by inspectors
and Others in his own department.
Bristow's Testimony threw consd.
cradle light ON all phases Of the in,
quiry. He practically cleared tho
members Of congress from wrong-do-
ing touching the clerk hire section OF
the report by stating that it was the
duty OF the first assistant postoffice
to ascertain the condition of
the work in an office where an in.
crease had been recommended.
During the examination of Bristow
Chairman Mccall asked him whether
the report before the committee was
not the work of some OF the inspec.
tors who made up the original cases
which were afterwards made the sub.
ject Of the investigation, This wax
the case replied Bristow.
DO you know whether or not this
report came directly from the hands
of the postmaster general without
going into someone clscs hands for in
spection or perusal before II was
sent TO the post office committee OF
the house?" asked Bartlett. mem
Der of the committee. 81 don't know
have been told but have no
knowledge of It." answered Bristow
"Ilave you ever had any conversa
tion with the president that would
lead You to believe diflerent?' askec
Bartlett
u don't thing You ought to ask thai
question, interrupted Burton "lt If
not within the scope of our inyes
tigation,"
"WeHn broke in Bartlett, Eve can
not get the president here and there
had been hints in the newspapers
about this
Ought not we to inquire int
whose hands it went?' asked Richard
son.
II understood Gen BristOY TO say
he did not know 1t would be onl,
hearsay evidence" declared Mccall.
1T is entirely outside the scope OF
out investigation, remarked Burton.
do | understand the chairman tC
suggest that should not ask thai
question: inquired Bartlett.
Mccall intimated that without at,
tempting to restrain Bartlett he
thought the question should be con
sidered by the committee in execu
tive session. He declared the matter
left open until the committee should
go into executive session.
i will not pursue 1t further at pres
ent." concluded Bartlett.
The committee then went into exec
utive session.
Questions of Bartlett involving the
president were not touched on during
the executive session. The two in
spector's secret reports marked %
and "R" were examined as also were
half dozen others. Mccall said the
committee had begun to realize that
the task before II was larger than al
first anticipated.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18
NO INVASION
OF PANAMA
Colombia has Given Up the Idea and
will Recognize the
Republic.
BY Associated Press.

Colon, March 1.-THE United
States cruiser Olympia left here yes
terday for Porto Belio. where she will
coal The cruiser is expected to sail
for the United States next week.
According 10 news received from
the coast Il is rumercd thai Colon
bia has given up the idea Of invadin1
Panama Public opinion in many
parts Of the republic especially in
the department OF Cauca. faFors tho
recognition of Panama
The Colombian gunboats. Csria
geRa and General Pinzon are now in
the harb0T Of C3rtagena President
Marroguin is on hoard one Of the
vessels.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18
while WIFE
PLAYS PIANO
A United States Regular Army Off
ccr BloWed Out His Brains at
Omaha.

Omaha, March l7-Mai W. II.
Bean, L. $. A., committed suicide to,
lay by shooting. Ordered to the Phil
ippines, he had his trunks packed this
morning and taken to the depot. Im-
mediately afterward he asked his
wife to play on the piano, and while
she was playing he thrust an army
revolver to his right temple and fired,
The bullet lodged in his brain and he
lied almost instantly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18
THE JURY
DISAGREED
In Case Of State Senator Jewell
Charged with Soliciting Bribe TO
Influence Vote.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Kansas City. Mo. March 1.-THE
jury in the case of State Senator
Jesse L. Jewell on trial on a charge
of soliciting bribe of $4,000 10 In.
Guence his vote, and that of two
other members of the Legislature to
repeal the baking powder bill. disa-
greed this afternoon and was dis
charged
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18
PREMATURE EXPLOSION.

By Associated Press.
MidGlesb0ro. Ky. March L. John
Jones was killed and four others in
iHred in a premature explosion at 2
mining camp near here toaaY
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18
A FURIOUS
SNOW STORM
Ragged in Chicago Yesterday Break
ing All Previous Records in
That City.
By Associated Press.

BY A5oUtIdTFU TTEsS.
Chicago March l7.-ln 4 furious
snow storm today enough snow fell TO
make the total for the winter more
than sufficient TO break all previous
records in Chicago.
The season several weeks ago was
officially declared the coolest ever
known here As a result of tOday's
storm the elevated railroads Of the
city were brought to a standstill for
two hours In accommodating the
thousands of passengers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18
CALLS a CONVENTION
By Associated Press.

~ AHsOCIajCd Frea5.
Raw CITY. Mich March II presi-
dent Corwin has called a cinvention
of the Michisan district of the United
Mine Workers Of America TO meet
at Saginaw next Monday This fol-
lows the VOTE accepting the operators
wage scale Joint conference VIII
be held next Wednesdsy
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED
BY Associated Press.

BY ASsocIated Press.
Washington, March 17-The senate
today confirmed the following minis
ters: John Barrett, of Oregon to Pan
anna. Arthur N. Beaupre of Illinois
Argentine Republic. William W. Rus
sell OF District of Columbia to Colon
bia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18
NOMINATED KEiFER.

By Associated Press.
Springfield. Ohio. March Ire.
publicans of the seventh district 10.
day nominated Gen J. Warren Keller
for congress TO succeed Congressman
Kyle
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18

lConcMded on Second pasel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
Z llICHNiOND COLLEGE.

558s8i "a 55E RICHNIONDECOLI
Il; Next session opens September I'D.
Thorough, instruction In ancient and mod
ern8 languages, pure and applied sciences.
history. philosophy and lew. In scpten-
2ber, 1904 IN lew courses In free llatd and
mechanical drawing and In practical me !!
Schanics and electricity will be opened. Ex-
ecellent laboratories In physics, chemistry,
biology Psychology. n, echanics and dra W
Ing. Special attention Is called 70 the fact
that full professors teach the west 4 "
well as tho highest college classes Stu
dents at entrance usually take first year
Latin English, Mat ema tics and tii story
Professors W. III Fouehee, r.. CAV bod
ward. u r. e. Gaines and 8. c. Mitchell
n For catalogue and Information address
~ Pres. " w. Boatyyr h, lchmond, Y L .s;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30

GENTLEMAN WANTS ROOM AND
board IN private family; location. Sec
one and Ninth and Cary and Broad,
state terms. etc. Address G. f.. care
Z. this Office. INV X. u,
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WANTED, BY GENTLEMAN MD
wife, board (second-storS room pre-
ferred). west of Eighth Street; Will FUR.
nish fuel; please state terms. Address
y MEMO. care this office.
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men occupants for third story (two
large and one small room connecting);
convenience of bath. telephone, etc;
vacant October LIST. Inspection by ap-y
y pointment 4. VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30

tTWELFTH ST. NJ. 4es--niRs. EANES.
first -class rooms and board also taoie
hoard: transient boarding 81 per day.
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81 80
NOTICE.

A1,1,I LIARIL1TIEs OF THE 1NDEn1-
Is NIFTY. INSURANCE{COMP of West
Virginia having terminated notice Is
v made to sA.sW. H arman. J r, Treasurer.
4 of3virginia. for the re turn OF the deposit
4 ofSthisS Compa ny. $50. 10000 held for the
benefit Of the policy holders Of this
Il Company In the State OF Virginia.
y HARVEY 8sTHORNBURG,.s:A Act Sec'y. "
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FRANKLIN. E., 115-MIsS P!TzERsi
choice rooms. single and Ell sulte' Pr pr
waite bath.
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4 SUMMER BOARDING.

avon COTTAGE AVON. AZ. NEAR
Alton on C. & o. r. r., in Blue Ridge
! Mountains; healthful In every respect;
accommodations the best: come for Sep
TENDER and October. OK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30

DOES THATSLATRoBES OR FURNACE
need cleaning 2 4 Have It done now and
III. UMB1NG & {ANTELscO. Is North
~ Ninth S s S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30

WANTED, BoARDERs FOR MERE
d dith Cottnge, Virginia Beach, for Au-
gust and September; reduced rates. Ap.
q CIIAS. CONSTABLE, u, Sa8 2t 9s
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I REAL ESTATE or Sale,

WANTED. TO SELL OR RENT TO "A
good physician. a nice home at Ballsville,
Va; good opening for tho right man.
Apply to a. j. HURT, Chester. Va.
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DYsPEPs1A-KELLU CURE. s GETi
a sample bot tie free q "a. M LLER' s.!
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MARSHALL. E.. l1--WAN,rEp.3 GEN
tlemen boarders at IL &. Marshall. cor
iler First
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WANTED, no RENT OUT SECOND
and third floors, furnished or unfurnish-
ed. with use Of bath and phone, with.
all home com forts, on Franklin betw
Second and Third. a pply toBPROGRESS.
care this office. 5 y # III
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sDRTG CLERK-WANTED. a DRUG
clerk. registered assistant or with cer ,i
lind n GOOD opening with future. s..
4 Nj CHEsTERFtELD, Ri edmond, a.
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SLosT--AT OR NEAR THE PosToF-
ilpssssi Finder will return to this Office.
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BOARD WANTED.

WANTED. BY THREE GENTLEMEN,
furnished front OF back room. also ha, !!
room; location, between First and F.l M
! Ing terms, b. b., care this office. IS
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BOARDING.

EIGHTH ST, ~. 5ls-NlCEbI Fo 4
nished. plea SAINT rooms, With sood board.
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MILLER yyANTED-WE WANT a
competent energetic. single man to run
~ So.barrel 5-stand mill at. night, +. =.
"a MOSES & BROS, Chatham, Va 53
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RELIABLE TRANSFERS,

FARMERS EXPRESS AND TRANS
y fer Patcels delivered, furniture moved:
quick service. prompt delivery, OLLIE
y. FARMER Manager, Phone 1888 doS
South Pine Street. Richmond. Va
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR 6RENT-TWO LARGE e, DELIGHT
full rooms, first floor. No. d North Third
y Street. az rs rs ,.tSss s54s
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I .osT-A1, RESERVOIR OR ON CLAY
n Street car. one STICK PIN. made from n.
ret,,rn to sII Twenty eighth, or call
Il phone 4525.
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FOR RENT-REsIDENCE NO. 259 E.
$ Grace Street. seven rooms: good condi-
81 ton: bath and Latrobe stove; possession
y September j st, "A 1904. Apply to s JAMES
Ai'GRAW, .1442 E. Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30

I LENNON. 1HS EAST MARSHALL
Handsome rooms, with or without board.
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TTIEI.P WANTED Male.

ANY 51NTELL1G EMIT PERSON MAY
M earn $40 to 500 monthly In spare l,lme
& gyassing.5 Send Tor particulars. NORIA II
ERN PRESS SYNDICATE, 3Loc 'l
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SUMMER sAUsAGE-TrE CELE-
brated Imported Gomprecht. Bologna.
ever made TRY them. at BRAUER's.3
East Broad. rs 3tt Y Il & h O.
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EVERYBODY WHO IS ANYBODYs
must concede that fifty cents on the
% dollar must Smake2the Suits move = BIZ 3
y BERTON, PRICE & co. ST. ri III ~ n
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SAVE MoNEY-YoUsCA CAN SAVE ST. PER
week and get 10 per cent. interest safe
kateTME fN D Fly b BOND
4 BANKING CO.. 800 East Main. #
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UMBRELLAS REPAIRED AND COW
cred at a small cost by Lego s&: MO.
8sE RAN, y 22l4 e. Main Street.
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REAL 8ESTATE-Fo 81 Rent.

WANTED, TO RBNTS Il SECOND AND
\. third floors. furnished or unfurnished.
all home comforts. telephone. etc, on
Franklin Street, between Second and
ton by appointment. Address PRO,
GRESSIvE. care Times dispatch
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SUIT CASES TO "a SUIT EVERYBODY
f prices from $l.0o up. s a tx SPENCE,s
$ TRUNK STORE. a
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2. 5isFi-. 9 SO. s7sN3f,i /,
NEE as
ANNUAL MEETING
CRAIG CITYaiINfPROYEME NTS co.
Office of Secretary. August II, 1904. &

NOTICE Is HEREBY Given THAT;
AnnIal Mss1g Of St9Skh9Sers of
for the election Of directors. the con-
sheraton Of the reports Of directors and
officers of the Company and the trans
lawfully come before the meeting Will
be held at5the office OF the Company
Craig county. - on
the i st day 81 septenb her,
1904. at 2 o. clock P. NJ. S4s Ss3g
~ N. w. BOWE. Secretary.
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SICIAN-WAf,TED. a PHYSICIAN
b for an established practice In IN growing
towninear Richmond: no opposltion: also
4, Address BUSINESS, care this Off &c.
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YOU. FIND a. CoMPL ErE MARKET:
everything the best and always fresh;
canned FOODS, delicaeies. tSsm ns a.
BRAUER's. 3 East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30

HoWjlABOUT6THAT5 FURNACE OR La
e trobe? Now Is the time to have them
cleaned or repaired b Our work IS fully
guaranteed. RICHMOND PLUMBING!
~ & NfANTELB CO. II n ,fs
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REPRODUCTIONS ALL a OVER T II q
n house,. LADIES' Underwear, somewhat
# soiled by hnndling,5at a mere splttance.
IS PEMBERTON,$P PRICE g. co. gs}s5 6SE II sisif
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30

FRENCH CABINET POLISH, MAKES
Q old furniture and pianos look like new;
We furnish material and polish your!
furniture at Ia moderate COST Address
Boxa 152. Ric hnond s .a asaa .1.
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enced saleswomen for our suit depart
ment; permanent positions with good
\ salaries for those furnishing good ref
ercnces. Apply TO MANAGER. . Miller
{S 4: Rhoads.
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FOR sALE-AN ESTABLISHED MER-
z camille business; f1rst-class buildings
z desirable property: RI 51-2 miles # from
Z Southern r. r.: stwo hours from Wash
iington. E. ,,ss404 Star Building. Washing
n ton,8D. C. s55ss
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ASK FOR RussELL's AErI-ROACHl
fi Powder positively destroys water bugs
will be mailed on receipt OF price by ".
4. 15ANIGS, y wenty-n Eth and Lei n. 3st
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WANTED. WHITE GIRL TO COOK AND
N do house work for family 3of two near
II Richmond. Address u. H.. care Substa-
ton No. ., Richmond.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, FIVE 1N-
telllgent ladies OF go&Gl ;td dress to distri-i
81 butte artistic advertising and. samples;
4 salary and pleasant wor r.; rcia BILE firm
q For persona i Interview address /. NJ c.,
care this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30

VI flea tes in the Mutual Investment Com
I'd pa ny. nearly I L years old q E. FIJI Leslie
y Spence, Manager; will sell for amount
IS OF money paid In Address INVEST
3t MENT, care this Office. 33 m
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State Female Normal School,
Modern Educ atlonal Equlpms nt
VIRGINIA COLLEGE.

For UUNUILADIES,H RuH1UKe, Z u =. N "a.
opens Sept IS 1904. one}.of ths. leading e d!
buiidings, piano and equipment, Campus ten
acres 4 Grand mountain scenery In alley !. %
9Virrinia. IA famed for health. European and
American teachers. Full course. Conservatory
advantag es In Art. Music and Eloousdon \; Ger.
For Ca talogue. address MATTE p HARRIS.
President. Roanoke. Va s5 q VA
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WANTED. "a FIRST-CLAss RELIABLE
piano salesman. Address DARNELL&dS
& THOMAS. Raleigh N. G. f6
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PR1NTER Nv NTED, SOBER, STEADY
slE competent to set ads. and make up
forms. state wa gesS wanted pply to
81 Drawer B c.. Durham. n Q.
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WANTED. IN IA REAL. ESTATE Of
88 flee an assistant bookkceper: mus be
5i3t Of good address and write q good Eha nd
SS&G Address ..BUSINIISS., 5P.$ Q. Box $751;
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2 COMPAN1ON.-A TALENTED YOUNG
8 ladyldesires position rs companion; ref
erences exchanged. Address l.. B.. T..
i'd Suffolk. Va,
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COLLIE PUPPY Z. On. E,h.
ir,a1c,, answers to name Laddie, SUNDAY
evening coming from Reservoir nj Cary
and Meadow Streets Re"ara lo' 5 3 e,.1' =
( ISL Monument Avenue.
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DIEs-WANTED.H EXP e RI
enccd salesladies. REINACH'S, 427a East
Broad Street. K
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WANTED. "a STRONG, ACTIVE BOY
L. about IS years.; to work In bakery and
learn trade at GAiOESTA's, III e. fam
Apply early. 5 :. j;5tt ssiEa y
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sCOoK-WANTED. il KIP f r. e n CED
cook with references. Apply 500 West
55 Grace. Good home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30

WANTED. IN "A PRIVATE FAMILY, "A
Il tea cher of long experience, qualified to
teach the English branches, Latin. AL
\ zebra and Geometry; Music a specially.
d Address c.. Zanoni. Gloucester county.
va. -. - .s.E
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FAIIlI STOCK o1F8BoYs' AND GENTS
g Shoes just opened. IN AZ styles and
feathers, at SPENCE'S, 61s East Broad
* Street. 3 a 81 II