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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-27
Skirts, Wraps and Furs

III
Black Cloth Demi-Costumes; sizes
"a and 80; sold at 5000; CT g OQ
reduced to. .........,... QAO.yC
1 Imported Broadtail Velour Coat:
handsomely lined; size 36; the last of
our regular $500 line; re- Gnh IL
ouced to. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. " We -
9 Fine Quality Panama Dress Skirts.
trimmed in approved styles; G Z Oh
reduced from $1098 to. .QOs~
Imported Novelty Tourist Coats,
trimmed with fancy braid; en- En
sold at S17.9S. reduced to. ......VSsOV
1 Light Tan Imported Doeskin Kersey
Paddock Coat lined in satin duchesse;
size SO; sold at $500; CT & Or
Teouce0 TO-. -. ~ w.
Short Covert Box Coats;
size 80; sold at 5000: re- @k mo
duced to-. Observation-Disclosures. .spUs w
American Marten Extra Long Peler-
ines; lined In satin duchesse; shawl eff
feet collar; tails to match; CT AZ
were $12.9S. for. ..............O no
Genuine Skunk Imperials; fur on
both sides: tails to match; extra GIN
full and long; were $500. for. .~A W
Eastern Mink Imperials: en- mo
sold at $1,000: reduced to-. ~ u OeyO
2 Large Squirrel Pillow Muffs, with
silk cord hanger; sold at OK mo
$1,000; reduced to-. .apU.$O
I Electric Seal Jacket: lined in satin
duchesse; sold at $32.50; coz dDQ
reduced to-. ................ QAO.>O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-27

Christian ]. Miller. ager SIXTY q resident
of Somerset Nd, was found drowned Tues
day night in a water trough at his homo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-27
Velvet Remnants.

Remnant lot of Velvets, including II
inch Corduroy. Gun Metal Velvet, Silk
Pile Velvet and Velveteen
Desirable lengths. Sold up to Pm,
Soc. yard, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OyC.
Remnant lot Of Gun Metal Velutina:
wear guaranteed" stamped on the selv-
age of every yard. Sold at 800 yard.
We will cut any length desired k3.
tomorrow, yard UOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-27
Neckwear, &c.
Veilings, &c.

ooIu at &c. yard.
All the remnants of Silk yei,,pys tan
from recent busy selling will be closed
out In jiffy tomorrow Plain mesbes
and polka dot effects; in navy. brown
and black. Sold at 25c. a yard on the
piece Tomorrow, In one-yard remnants.
sufficient for a veil, at Sc. each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-27
Mems Furnishings and
Underwear,

Mems Soc Colored Neglige Shirts,
made of good quality percale: neat pat
Remnant senn1 sepa nriee cuffs; all Sizes Doc
Mems 12Hc. Half Hose, plain black
ana tan; fancy embroidered, double heel
ana toe. seamless foot; most 6N-
every size. Remnant price. 49,. w.
Mems SOC. Heavy Fleece-lined Under
wear shirts and drawers to match:
shirts are tapped neck and pearl buttons,
drawers have suspender tapes and per-
rect hitting; all sizes. Rem 2Mc
Lot of Mems Fine Suspenders. made
OF good quality elastic, cast-off, mo-
mar and leather ends. Rem M.
AA"'He "a IT, " No
Mems soc. Brown" Derby Ribbed I'm
oerwear, shirts and drawers to match;
shlrts are taped neck and pearl buttons.
drawers have suspender tapes and BIZ
cycle seat; shirts size 81 to 80: draw
ers 30 to SO. Remnant On
f--NN'''''' WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-27
Trimmed and Untrimmed Millinery

Ladies and Misses Ready-to-wear
Hats; large hats and turbans included
In the lot. In all the leading 5Mo
cotors. Worth !Sc. to $3.50 at. BVS,
Chiidren's Felt Hats, rolling sailors
with silk ribbon band and streamers.
Choice of red, blue. brown and Do
castor. Regular I5c. values, at OVCs
Children's fine quality Felt Sailors,
rolling rims. silk ribbon band and
streamers. Regular $1.4S value. I'm,
Leading styles of Felt Hats. including
the popular Hortense Sailor. in ali
aashlonable colors. Regular sm.
Large assortment of Felt Turbans and
Walking Shapes, in the most approved
enects and colors. Sold usu- A.
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Fourth Floor Remnants.

Extra Heavy Floor Oilcloth. in Al. "a.
Ga and S4 widths. All in good desirable
lengths that can be put to almost any use
desired Reg Regular s9c' grade per 1Oc
So odd rolls Of Heavy Seamless China
Mattings, sold by the roll of 40 yards
only. Regular $1,000 and Ct nm
$500 values at...................p6 sVV
Odd lot Of Nottingham Lace Curtains.
three yards long. 80 inches wide; in
variety of desirable patterns. One to
FIVE pairs of kind. Worth $1.25 I'M,
pair, Observation-Disclosures. >Ss
Odd pairs OF 5O-inch Tapestry Por-
there's, one ana two pairs of a kind in
handsome armure weaves. strictly re-
versible. Worth $50 pair, CD DE-
Remnant lot of Furniture Guimpe, In
assorted colors: sold regularly at IT.
&c. yard, Friday, yards for. AS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-27

Misses Tourist Suits, in novelty
mixtures. Sold at $17.98. CO EFA
rTlday IOf ~sOO
8 Handsome Atwood Cloth Corset
. Coat Walking Suits, In black @hn
) and white. Sold at $50, for. 49,. OAV
Cravenette Rain Coats; new tourist
. back effects; the remainderS of our
regular $l69S line. reduced CO O2
to. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OOsy
West of England Atwood Covert
. Jackets; large sizes only. CO An
Soiu at So9S, Tor. V6oV>
10 Imported Novelty Cloth Mannish-
mixture Walking Skirts: also q Black
Panama and Atwood Thibet PedeS-
trienne Skirts. Sold up to CT M0
New Black Silk Coats. full three
quarter lengths; loose effect; lined and
1nterlined. Sold at $159S, co zS
ior ......... ........ wv ~
Imported Wolfe Dress Skirts; hand
. somely trimmed and made over taf-
. feta silk drop. Sold at $50 @1 > mo
and 3D.. 90, for. ............. ~ 80 w
All-wool Black Kersey Coats. strap
PED all over. Sold at $40, c. mo
1 Black and White Novelty Taffeta
Silk Shirtwaist Suit; size IS; CT mo
reduced from $16.9S. for. DZoVC
Fine Quality Black Habutai Silk
Costumes; size "a; sold at @nn no
; 81; reduced to. ........... QlV.yO
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Remnants and Odd
rnentS of r1uslin
Underwear.

Muslin and Cambria Night Gowns
Long Skirts. Drawers. Long Skirt-Chem-
Use and French Corset Covers, hand
somely trimmed with laces and embroi-
dertes; soiled from handling, but not
otherwise hurt. Values sold as <fh~
high as $1.69 at....................V w.
Another lot of Soiled and Rumpled
Undermusilins. including Night Gowns,
Skirts, Chemise. Drawers and French
Corset Covers, variously trimmed with
lace and embroidery. Values AMr
worth up to Csc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w.
Flanhelette Petticoats. yoke bands.
made with deep umbrella ruffie; also a
few Woven Petticoats in the OSC
lot. Remnant price. AO~s
Small lot of French Coutil Corsets. in
black and white medium and short
lengths. Leading makes - including
Thompson's. r. & G., c. B., P. n. and
others. Sizes are broken. Sold <dDc
up to $3.50 wv.
Small lot Of Hand knit Trolley Capes
and Squares. in black, blue, white and
red: also Fascfnators, in all DM-
colors. Sold up to CSC. O>Ne
Low-neck Cambria Corset Covers. lace
and embroidery trimmed: hemstitched
ruffies. Broken sizes. Fri 4 OH
day at........ S/OSs
Ladies' Flannelette Night Gowns with
turnover collar and cuffs, silk scallops;
pink and blue; soiled. Reduced AdD<-
from 73c- 20. 1880. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. >Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-27

Children's Flats. long nap scratch
felt, with bell crown: all col en-
ors. Regular Csc. value at. SYC.
Ladies and Misses Ready-to-wear
Hats. OF good quality felt. with velvet
trimming and gilt buckle. S1aS mo.
Handsome Silk Velvet Turbans and
Large Shapes. well made of silk and
paon Veivets: as many as fifteen styles
to choose from. Regular o. no
$500 values. .VS
Trimmed Walking Hats OF feIts and
veivets. prettily trimmed in the most
approved styles. Regular @n no
$500 to $3.50 values, % ,yO
Fine quality Silk Beaver Hats. in black
and leading colors: flats and all the
swell large shapes, as we'll as the
pretty Turbans. $500 val CT O2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-27

Lot Of Framed Pictures. which are
slightly scratched, but otherwise I'M
hurt. Gold gilt and wood mold
e ,asI; s sP up to sl.@. Friday Soc.
Lot of Curtain Poles, in white. oak
and cherry: slightly scratched; in
lengths from to 6 feet each. 1c
Lot of Carpet Rugs, including AK
minister. Velvet and Wilton Carpets;
worth S125 to $l.9S. Friday dDE~
Soiled Marseilles Pattern Spreads,
large size for double beds; sold M0D~
Remnant Stripe Tapestry. so inches
wfde in various lengths that can be put
to various uses. Worth 39c. DIM,
and SOC. yard, for. ............. ASNs
Q ors -sH ~
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'N||l.A \ 1. TH' ! } {. J
LAUCHED5WI1'H8 HER
Young Woman Suffering With
Hysteria Creates d Com
Il Ill Ss5 motion e S55 III

sa She began to smile as soon as { s1e hgd
transferred and entered a Twcnty-third
street crosstowt car at Second Avenue
about six h o. clock I1ast evening. livery
;tsg they were showed and sQueegcd III
tho crowded car. Several saw the !. girl
smiling so broadly: and wondered tnat
that she had the heart to do II IN
such a place. Then the car started.
Ha, ila, hal, sounded d klrlisii treble
slAugll Some OF the n q tlrnrs began 4 70 (
look less gloomy. !. i 81
Z, {. 'lla, la, Ia. Id, hal Ever, on, ia
the car was looking atathe Girl pys this
smile. too. gs s5, $5. " ss
.Iia. ha, la, In, ha, ha, ha, hal
IIo,8 no. no. no I, laughed a Zig stJrt
man, who did not know what nc was
laughing at any moro than lio knew
what the girl was laughing at
S6 l1aw. haw, ha ", another mat. broke
In. He, he. he. he, hc.. began a mom-
IN who had caught tho infection. Then
OF .'hahus. \ ..i1ohos, s. ''hch Ct. q B and
itawhaws. rolled out that the man
who was wrlnkling his brows ovel. past
performances In the corner woke aid
.cacklc ID q 4 cracked, wintry laug II. Nh 4
conductor was last to fall9yicinnS to$t
,gtrlish Tnerriment, but his iron facial
muscles Y finally yielded to II the general
ficcd OF u r,irth rho motorman turned
around n, 70 see what the Joke was and 3
rs d est, ppcd on The sidewalk to 1
gaze. after the car and wonder.
Just as the car reached Broadway tho +
Eirl who had started the lauhinr says
~ little scream, threw#up her hands and
tumbled to the floor. When LII. Hum 81
rhrles, OF the New York HospIta |, reach. u
ed her she said she was suffering iron,
acute hysteria and took herSto the hos.
pltal still unconscious She recovered
there. and said shs was + Rose Cu tier. 4.
nineteen Years old, * 81 !: Nc III % q h Monroo
street. n condl ton 81 is serlous. = EeRtS
York Herald. n Si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
FEARED BULLETS
FROM WOMAN'S GUN.
Lard appraisers Fled From the
Wife Of Representative al
IL Gooch, Of Kentucky.
special Is The Times. Dispatch,

X Especial to The s.DlsQatCH,l
HINTON, NV. VA, August ~ --Repre-
sentative d. Linn Gooch, of 1rvingfYn.
KY, has summer home near this pace
upon which he has spent much care and
money, 1t has been one of his pleasures
10 have his friends there as his guests
during the heated season.
The authorities Of the county, low
ever. Insist that a bridge is needed across
The stream in Mr.. Gooch's estate, and
they intend to condemn n part OF his
property for that purpose. Mrs. Gooch
has as great an interest in her summer
home as has her husband.
8Wher, six of the commissioners appoint
BY the court visited the place to app
praise It's value. she was the only mem
Der or the family there, and she was de-
teru1lined that the commissioners should
not trcspass upon her property. She sent sent
her hired man to inform tho intruders
that his mistress was an excellent ehot.
Then, strollng out to meet the officials,
she calmly ordered the man to hurry 10
the house and bring out her fayorite fire
arms.
Remembering that Mrs. Goocll was from
Kentucky tho commissioners did not
parley, but hurried back to this city,
where, in a hurried report, they gave an
estimate Of the value OF the land and rl
asked earnestly to be relieved of further *
duty in the natter ~ 5ji3E
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THEIR FAITH GONE 0 N J.
AFTER DISASTER 81
One Of the Results Of the J" Cen
III eral slocunl" Steamboat
Burning. is ;85
special e The rimets-Diapatch.

Especial to The Times-D iapatch4l
EEJVsYO DIRK, August 2O.--A remarkable
aftermath of2the horrible disaster to the
Il steamboat General slooum, with It's hun
-dreds of lives sacrificed, is said to sbeithe
declared loss OF spiritual faith on the
Il part Of many members of,&the families
and OF the church to which most of the
victims belonged. One OF the dea conesses
OF the parish of st. Mark s spoke on this
subject to-day as follows n 81 98s,
80 am working among the people Of
the neighborhood, trying to recruit, the
parish again after its devastating ca
8tastrcphe might say that my work Is
largely reli gious. as we'll as social. I
am trying to get the people back into
\ the church. for since the accident many
have fallen away. Strangely enough
many OF them seek 4 to put the blame
upon the Church Of God for the catas-s
ttrophe. Others have entirely lost faith
In God. tits hard TO know how to deal
with such cases., she said fully.
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STEEL q HER CORSET
CHEC KED B LETS COURSE

Especial to The Times Dispatcn3
# HOBOKEN. N u j., .Aug gust 80. During a
George
i race lioboken, ! drew O. revolver, and
holding he,weapon close TO his wifc's
breast, discharged It. She fell to tho
Z floor Witl&A scream and " God jumped
$out IA back window and escaped. 81 II
The woman 4 was taken to st. Mary's
4 Hospital, where It was found that she had
had a wonderful escape from death. The
bullet had struck a steel in the front Of
her corset, and glancing down had tenl-
Sbedded itself in; the garment The powder
from the cartridge had made a bad burn
onlthe 5woman's breast. but she was other
wise unhurt.
Mrs. Wood was formerly an actress.
/ Wood has n billiard and pool parlor in
h Hohok en- s 555 sJ5f lh ltt.sg5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Reopen Gold Mine,
{speclal lto The Times-DIspa:,.a.,

& Especial 10 The Times-Dispa..h.l
q MORRISVILLE, VA. August sO.-A1r
.J.,@ Wallace Brooks. has just made a sale
OF the Leopold mining .Iproperty at this
8 Haven, Conn. Mr., Frederick Victor Of
New York, was president of the old conf
punyj that formerly operated this mine.
and the majority Of the stockholders were
Intention OF putting in more stamps. sill
9ver plates. a a Wiltrey table and many
additional improvements, hat will largely
i Increase the output of gold 1t will be
about two months before the projected
i improvements can be completed and the
mine reopened.
In addition 10 the mineral wealth@of
the property, about 62O acres of the land
"a is covered with fine growth Of timber
that Mr.. Hill proposes to convert into
lumber as speedily as possible. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
FROM ri cHMoflD p. VA.-cH ZAP! RATES
VIA SEAROARD AIR LINE

Fan FRANCISCO. CAL. and return.
$685. Account Triennial Conclave
knight Templars, and Sovereign Grand
4 Ledge, l.. o, O. f. Tickets on sale An
gust 18th to September 9Th. Inclusive. lin
ited to october 70, l90i. NH
Fl CHARLOTTE. n; c., and return. s11.ss.
Account, Sabbath School Convention 80
The Synod of Catawba. Tickets sold M
The certificate plan. Angus 25th to 2sth.
inclusive, limited TO return at any time
not iatcr5than August 3lst.
Account National Baptist Convention.
TICKETS sold September 18th and 18th,
limited TO return at any date not later
than September at tn. st IA. a8
'cEATTA EOOGA, TENN, and return
s1s.75: account International Association
IF Fire En- glneers; tickets sold September
iliItll and 18th. limited to September goth ].
but on payment OF 10 cents. tickets viii
i. extended TO any date not later thar
september 5Oth.
All OF the above rates apply from Rich
nlord Va. Proport!onally cheap rates
may be had az al! other stations OF, the
SeaEoaId. t5I
Hi 8, LIZARD, W. M.TAYLOR
fsl I,rP. A., I G. TIA
Phone 4Q. S3o 2. Main St., Richmond. Va.
WORLDS FAIR RATES VIA a.. r. q .
a &. r.. AND Wash NGTo,IN. =
The Richmond, Fredericksbure and 10
4 tomac Railroad Will apply the foliowin,
special round trip rates to 81. Louis VI,
Washington, In connection with the Penn,
sylyar,ia Railroad and Baltimore and OH,
4 Railroad, account OF the I,ouisiana Pur
/, chase Imposition: Season tickets, $3.50
return limit, December Is. 1904; sIxt,
Sdays tickets. $500; fifteen days tickets
Y ;.a0o. For further Information apply d
ticket agents, Byrd Street, Elba or Mai
!; Street Stations Richmond Transfer Com
5pany, Of
TRAFFIC Manager,
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agents SW'ANTED.3

AGENTS WANTED FOR WAR SONGS
u eracy.5h'5 Collected and edited by an ex-
EConfederate and we'll known author,
S Rev. II N M. vharton,{ D. Dedicate
to the late General John r. Gordon; ems
era ties and the Daughters of the Con-
n fed eracy; contai ms over 500 pa ges; mag
/ niicently illustrated /; rare collection Of
q war songs and poems Fdea y! to] every
II Will want this book enormous d ema nd !:
magnihcen pportunity for q gents;5 one,
agent made 1920 first week; anot Their
Y s32S.90 In seven weeks: terms liberal
territory a ssigned on appltc alton; outfit
Y free. Send at once is cents to- pa post
age don't delay. s.Ad dress a Dept.NS5 ] 3
1.-THE JOHN C.58NYIN STONsCO., lis Arch
Il Street. Phla.,4 Pr 33s lag
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
4. SCHOOLS.
SCHOOLS. I. 5 n B.
RICHMOND college,

Next session opens September 22d.
1 Thorough instruction In ancient and m Cd :
ern language pure and applied sciences.
history. philosophy and law. In sep:em.
ber. eo4 new& courses In free hard and
mechanic dra wing and In practical Sme-
Chan lies and electriclt will be opened Elk
scellent la bora tories In physics, chemistry.
bi2logy psychol ogy. mech MICS and draw
Ing. Special attention Is called to the fact
IL hat full professors teach the lowest as
|. well as the highest college classes. Stu
Fdents 4 entrance usually Ike first year
atm, English Ma hema tics and History.
They therefore, have as their teachers
Professors w. L. Foushee,5 F. G. Wood I
ward, r. p, GaAes and s. G. Mitchell
or ca talogue and information address
Pres IA. Boatvvrlsht R7lchmond,SS
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y SHOE REPAIRING sPECIAL.

SHOE REPAIRING 8 PIE CT "A L-FoR
week ending August q th.- Cut out this
coupon and send wit h shoes and NO Will
mems haltsolesa 5oc.: 60c. ladies' half
II soles 4oc.; 4c.l childrcn's hal fsoes, 25c.
& No red leather soIcs. only Ssthe best
leather made-.'R ock Oak .8 Every pair
no squeaking, no nails to tear; the socks,
Rubber Heels, S5cs V n et. Our own make
sewed Working Shoes, pliable.i and
Z strong s.. fDREW'S AELECTRICs SHOE
& FACTORY. 718 e. Main street. d, Phone
26B7. Efstl5 fs VIZ 49,
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no All IL, 5yYIOM M i n MAY CONCERN.
Notice Is hereby given that the under 3,
signed Will make pplicat Ion for certlii !.
cate for Twelve Shares Of permanen y
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS In pla &c Of Cert.
Il flcatee Mo- 40, which has been lost.
Address Mrs. Ii T. co LEMANs3 Rich
mono. Va s3si's. e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Accepts; Call.

Especial TO The Times-D ispatch)
LEEsBURG, VA, August 3o-Rev. Al.
bert Rhett Walker. of st. Johns Church,
Langley, Fairfax county, has accepted
the charge Of Trinity Church, Long Green,
Baltimore county, Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

LosT-A MANS GOLD WATCH ON
Church Hill, with initials .'F !. L. W,
thereon. Reward IL returned to- 106 w.
81 Clay Street. us M Isl II! fss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

SUMMER sAUsAG E-TfIB cELE-
brated imported Gomprecht. Bologna.
ever ever ma /; 1try them, at HR AUER' 81 !
East Broad # Fil 4 VI * s AZ 55 NJ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

GOOD MONEY CAN | I3Es / SAVED NOW
by picking out smart Tailor Suit at
y falf price. PEMBERTON, PRICE &
Il CO. ts tsSstss slss Z. AZ
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THE Il RATE VI,
FoH CLASSIFIED WANT
ADVERTISING rs

ss 4 cent per word Net Cash IN 4
ADVANCE. with minimum cost \
OF 35 cents for each insertion.
The same rate applies 70 deaths /
marriages. obituaries and all other
classified notices. No display type
allowed In the classified columns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
PR,!N'Tlro.I

COUNTRY OR ERs SOLICITED. TAY.$
LORi& TAYLOR PR NTIEG.C Co.. No.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

FALL sTocK or BOYS AND apNTs'l
E Shoes Just opened, In 10 II styles and
feathers, ut SPENCE'S, 6lS East Broad
B Street. S q fsi 53S ~ 4s = i 88S3t III III S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

LosT-TUEsDAY,5 IIALF-roNE EN-
H CRAVING, between Ninth and Cary,
Fourteenth to Main. and e. q o. Passe1,-.
Il ger Depot "a Finder q will please call
phone 2155. W. T. III 90 u e. co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
KoLLEY,s SCHOOL FOR Boys,

Pine Street, etween5 Grace and Fran klln.
Geo, M ~ Motley. Principal; Richard 4.
Wilson, Jr., Associate PRINCIPAL
Opens wednesday, September 21st.s
New pupils classlfi led Tuesday, + Septem-
her goth. # Ca talog ues Ia { the book ores sf
For ca talogues and further In lorna ton
address the Principal a t Nlmrod Hall.
Bath county. Val, till septem Der Ut II
Richmond n Va So.
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SITUATION 8sWANTED,Fe male

BY "A y DUNG LADY OFEEx,
Il perience, positiongas governess for small
Il children references ddress Miss %.
", R. q 8.5 Dry Fork a.
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HELP-MALET ANpTFEMALE.5


SERVANTS WANTED AMONG soMDi
good wages paid for tho right persons.
q We have tappl lea tons for. large nuns
VI Der of cooks who can furnish cd refer
5$f city. "A pply3s at once to THE n EGROg
LABOR & EMPLOYMENTSRA G ENCY.s
52S& E., Broad S treet Second foorJ. q
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SPECIAL cUTEPRIcEs,;

= = = - g.
SPECIAL SALE THIS sWEEK-MAsoN,s
y best Fruit Jars porcelain tops and rub
II bers. pints 3sc. dozen. Il 10 gross quarts
&c. dozen. s.. 50 gross kaif gallon 6oc:
Jars At all sizes. &c. dozen. $50 gross !:
for. fruit Jars &c.. dozen, e 45c:
n gross;jga sizes stone jars and \ churns
Sic: gallon: milk trainers nc. ca eli;
&c. pair; jelly glasses, tin tops, n Jzc.;
Y special cut pri ces Gon preserve kettles;
4 market and picnic baskets. Send In your
orders while the goods ;.ast Mali 8order
81 filed II We sell Wholesale * and retail
81 yVATSKY BROS. ,Bf1 715 e. 81 franklin,
i above the Old Market. Special attention
VI given to mall orders. 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

BOY no RUN ERRANDs HELP
around store and make himself generally
3useful;f chance for advancement va Apply
Z at once SRsOUTHERNyfST STAN p g. STA
Il TIONERYg CO.. Twelve-S ixMain Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

yVANTEDIEVERY5 FARME sTOSKNON'
n that We carry; a full line OF Grass. Clover
and Field Seeds Of all kinds & also a full.
III Oils. Hardware OF every description; Tar
ss and L w Crinlp Roofing a very lowest
a cash prices. Call or write before buying
81 elsew here and save Us per cent. SOUTH s
& Richmond Va. INC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
HELP VV!ANTED;1Male .#

ANYSiIN RI PERSON MAY
y corresponding for news papers; no cam
wasting. Send for particulars..aS4N ORTIZ
G 13RN4 PRESS SYNDICATE,,siLo ckport,
y n. z si.:s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

MILLER WANTED-yvE w AS,rE PA
competent. energetic. single man to run
& S0-barrel 5-stand mill a t ght.E F. /; ;Ii.
x MOSES & BROS Chat hnm.. a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

A MALE TEACHER OF LATIN AND
4 lower branches; x full In formation must
accompany appltca ton, as school opens
September 6th.G Address # PRIN CIPAL,
4 University School, Suffolk IN "a.