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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-25

Walter Lane, negro, had a taste for
razors and stole one. Ten lashes and
six months was his allotment.
Joseph Bautum was also a candidate
for the pnlory, and after spending an
hour there he received twenty lashes
and has three years Imprisonment be-
fore him. Burglary was the charge on
which he was convicted.
Washington Hall, negro, was convict
cd of highway robbery and received the
most severe sentence. After spending
an hour in the rillo-y he was logged
with forty lashes and has three years
to spend In the wCrkhOuse.
William Finney. negro. sole thirteen
chickens ard received fifteen lashes. He
VIII retire to secluded life for one
year
James Scott. negro, spent an hour in
the stocks as a punishment for attempt
ing to murder Constable Wiley. For
the next four years he Will reside I'm the
GTeenbank workhouse.
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Beginning Of the New Season at the Bon Marche
With Unsurpassed Showing Apparel Women

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VIRGINIA.
BRIEFS

cJ nI6FSl,D e ecIly ,VX osg srh.
denes ~ Gommlssi2n heard the evil.
the question or requiring tiic Norfolk md
Western Railway to afford d more con- ,ee
venient, passenger sta ton 10 the town.
iRED 5iii1 Gk .isti yA..-one = j, -
S Sase (, s, dlptlier!a having developed
today ordered the public and pr,v ,,it.,
SCHOOLS to be closed for ten days "a,
d dxI9aa pGrShs n l,,yya spread ii.
BURti. NA.-Erncst wheeler
cp - S,', Gha rged With the murder OF Rich.
hTn on nnit. q also colorcd was sentenced to
, unG negro struck the other on tho head
with q, rock, which caused IFS death 4
!, NlsW,,rOK'r NEWS VA. NJ. Dun. I
Vile, the cighteei-ycar.oll boy Who Mas
arrested In Richmond Tucsday on ths
c re about raflrs so,t the safe IN Jordn,s
the. charge of robbery. lie was se,,i o,,
70 y, me grand jury. The boy broke down
,ietapIs ~ when ,a'rssted and told tic
!: N ,,,oi' A..--,The directors OF The
Jamestown ,a,,,s:, Expositlon Company his az
B 1srng9n 1o fns5sd ~ = !,
folki C.n6: Sherwood, of Portsmouth,
ana ~. p. Cottrell, of Newport News, as
.he boarS of governors which viii hava
Ia,ac % absolutc control OF the cxIt-
r, {, ROANOKE. Waffle, which broke out
n n tho ,Pocahontas tunnel, on nc Blue
I Raisa s,ansh q the Norfolk ana Western
put out and traffic through the tunnel
has ! I, been restored. E'a 4,sI a'''1
!, oRAM ;T N4A.--nain is badly needed
mere me water courses arc Very low, 4
! earn q is dryer than In many years at
this =. season ,s! Of the year. IS s'S
SOUTH BOSTON, YA.--Roland C;crst.
ono the three negroes arrested FOR
wrecking the passenger tt1,il 81, ;ts
southern road. September LIST. died last
night y, 81 u. AZ his home here. He had been
recessed on bhil on account OF impaired
health The otherFtwo negroes nrc stiil 3
In the county tall fs!s ~ - Is
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Thomas 3. Nirnmo..

s,lc,, was The quiet unobtrusiveness of
hiaslife that few people Will appre ciate
q tt.s> loss the community and the State
.:ive sustained In the death OF Thomas
x Nfmmo
10 entered the Confederate Army in
1861. and continued a faithful soldier TO
!, ppomattoS. Gentle as a woman In.
Sc.r.. life he was yet stern and resolute
Is q spartan III the shock Of battle.
Ills career as a soldier. however, may
Z he safely left 70 his immediate comrades.
srho loved him to man. and Who VIII
Cherish his memory rs long as q sur
4Yisor# remains To make known his Use
fitness TO the State. IN the fine work he
CID IN her library. Is the special object q
this testimonial.
II Is we'll known 10 students Of Virginia
his1cry- that the library contains coli
lection Of inrs Iva BILE official u1gnuscrfpts.
pertaining TO ,hc history Of trle GoioHy
and the Commonwealth.
X During nearly all the years stres the
.esta blishmert OF the library, these manu-
scripts, while carefully preserved. haze
lain as an unagested mass, many % Them
80 fra sile and perisisbie from age that
successive librarians had 10 De careful,
almost to the pains OF EXCLUSION. in pr
hitting them tr&ba- hst16fsd- When Mr.
noEwesith, at the rarueyt Instance of
Z Mr. G. Snnard. OF the Virginia His
4 real Society. and Of the then librarian,
he appointed Dir. Nimmo TO arrange and
iFIS.SSilS lleSs LIZ. 80
Committee having recommended an an
\ nua appropriation from the Library
j Fund for that purpose.
Honor TO whom honor IS due" In this
3 behalf, With the deft touch Of a woman
he handled and arranged these crIimbiing
q pa pers: with the keen discrimination OF
an antiquarian proud of and familiar
with his States history. he classified
K them: during all The tim: extending every
courtesy and much help 10 persons who
me TO examine them, And now, neatly
classified. and secure IN dusl-proot boxes
they are accessible to every student
Hardly Beverly. or stith. or Campbell.
or Grigsby. has done more in preserving
tbs Inunments OF our history.
Two thousand years ago the great Ro-
man poet wrote this proud and boas.ful
ep,taph for himself, which lime has ver-
fed for the twenty centuries that have
ella psed:
Excgi monunentum acre peyennius
Ilegalique sr pyTamidum altius.
II have reared a monument harder than
brass and higher than the royal pyra-
nlIds. which the wasting rains, the furious
storms, nor even the figh, of time Itself
shall! be able TO destroy"
Let these precious manuscripts rescued
and preserved by Thomas Nimmo. consti.
z tute his monument for all time; and let
future historians of Virginia perpetuate
his name by acknowledging the debt Of
gratitude they and their readers owe u
him for having done noble work 70
we'll
His funeral takes place to-day ut moor
from the Broad Street Methodist Epis
cnpal chuhch.
Richmond October 9Th.
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HELp-MALE AND FsMALa.

y OF the best white families IN this CITY;
good wages paid for the right PERSONS.
y We have applications for q large nurn-
bcr OF cooks who can furnish good refer
ences: house girls md nurses for the
city. Apply ut once to THE NEGRO
+ LABOR Il EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
: ssS E. Broad Street tsecond noor).
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ANCIENT FORT
PRESERVED AS RELIC
lR. ( j .Le..cIn !, "a Is -. !.

"a 81. ssoclated Press.)
WASH SGTON,&D.lC Gu Oct opnra 0 - Cen
era Barry. commanding the ID Department
of the Gulf. has recommended to the
War Depa rt1nent TINT Fort Marion, the
old Spanish fSrtress ut ST. Augustine.
Fla, one of the Oldest and most plc-
Fturcsque ruins in the United States. bo
preserved. This fortress was begun by
tho spaniards In 1865 and completed In
1i9s under the name OF Castle OF ST.
Mark The general says that wniic the
old fort serves no useful purpose, Il is
attractive a. a relic, s@t5 s a
Treasurer W. G.. billiard, OF Spotsylvaniai
CO G GOODMAN, OF Goochand county. wore
visitors at the auditors Office yesterday.
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Mrs. /. Curtis.

n. cspec!al to The Tlmes-DIspatc
L TWYMAN'S MILL, VA, Oct. 6-The
remains Of Mrs. John J. Curtis; 81 Wash; :,
/, here Monday evening, after a serious
5o oI,e under which she sank. reached
he home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
t. c. Norris Of this place. TUESDAY night E3
Rantist Church Yesterday conducted gy
Rev. j. ". Harlow. Of Orange.
She is survived by her husband and
Two small children; also both parents:
six brothers and three. sisters. all OF
whom we're present, coming from Wash
ington, Richmond and other points 10 at
lend the burial
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s,SPOTTSYL VANIA
TRIAL DELAYED.
Difficulty ii, Securing a jury
tic Cause-No En-

F1,EpERICKsBrRG. VA. Oct. s..-I the
! i, 60 ~ 4 snttaile johnson, the reErn
~ arurri with attempted criminal assault
5,,,,o,, Mrs Nfarnndukc Lacy. OF spo.-
}. .,,a Ma county. viii be tried In the S'r-
5eyit Court at spotsylvania Courthouse 10,
morrow. The case would have peen ..1s =.
to-day. bit there has been some oelas :" -
securing a. jury j.. a., az
cn,,syivnn,a. Courthouse and there Is no
Statement In connection with the case,
{ he nublic having full confidence that the
law viii DO properly administered oy tae
court. ss - t ~ slia4 IN 5i.bf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07

A YOUNG MARRIED COU-,
pie or two young mcnsto occupy front
occupy :, cosy hall room; trst-class
table Address ]. B. B., care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07

AosT-SEAR GARY. OR BETWEEN
Tenth and Twelfth Streets, one pair
gold EYEG L.ASSES. w. II. JOHNSTON.
r 1913 Basin Bank.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

XI,IRGINIA-IN 4THE CLERKS oF,
h S'Fl CIts o +, r. FIJI CHANG EttYtCOuR III
Il slgrFI IL CITY q FltRtCIlMONlo. VI y
POI Fl EiLAlt q IcS llP1'llM lsEI r, 1901: q
fg "a q, Z, {.
Eivra a va tors, Plaintiff,
- rs n ~ q j,tl
William ers; I; e, !; Defendant
The object OF a his sui t IL q oDtalll y
divorces q & vineulo matrmonli from Tho
defendant. yilliHmYH II. Waters. 4 !, (.
And AFFIDAVIT having been made ana NEG
that tile eaid defendant isy not q res dent
Of the State Of Virginia., It Is ordered that
3he appear .here within fifteen days fter.
duo p,iblcation of tt,'s order plld do sWhat
may be necessary to protect his Interests
N rests; D. ,IlAs. o. sAy1LLTS. Clerk, 81
q Edgar Allan, ~ {, h
sept SOL q w-4 " 4. Il .4i XXI i.SS
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ST.. NO. 22SS- WANTED.
Searder,; iirst.cla.s table, large. pleas.
ant rooms: convenient to business
I churches and theatres; terms moderate.
THE BGAT"r1E, 81 Governor Street.
Phone No. Sc 5s 8
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FRANKLIN, E.. 41s--rAARGE, COM
Portable roolns good table; permanent
and TRANSIENT; also table boarders: ref
ercl,ce required. g. .s 81 y
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FOR SALE.

WANTED. TO SELL SEVERAL Sa'o
Certificates in tho Mutual Investment
+ Association e. Leslie Spence, ir1nnn-
ger), nearly II years old for! % per cent
of what money has been paid in. Adj
dress CASH, care this Office. tl#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07

Il no SELL MY BEAUTIFUL
thoroughly broke. Applysto TRUTH
4 Full JEEMS, sRoxbury. Va. or Captain
4 j. II. KERSE, Second Police station
y Richmond Va. Ell ts{ q iisf{.
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LOST AND FOUND.

f,osT-YESTERDAY MORNING BE
tween Nineteenth and Grace and Seven
teenth and Franklin. s. BILL rlnuer
will pleas Sc return to 1918 East Grace and
s receive reward.
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BOARD WANTED

WANTED. BOARD AND ROOM IN
private family by ,young man; positive.
have no objection to family with few
& boarders; prefer single room with heat.
lights and near hot and cold bath, pr.cs
must not exceed S. per week. Address
4 DER, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07

AioLER's BARBER SCHOOL, NEW
YORK CITY. More students wanted:
chance to earn free scholarship, board
leaving home; eight weeks completes
fnll course; positions positively guaran-
teed graduates. Write for catalogue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07

TEN CENT MUSIC TEN CENT NJ s1C:
Latest popular airs. instrumental and
vocal; classic gems by the masters; al
for ten cents. Address THE SCALBE
f COMPANY, t3 Sheet Music Department
Richmond, Va t5i5 4.5.s 4
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WANTED, SUFFERERS FROM GH IL ).
and Tatie 70 try Bona-fde Chill cure;
. never falls; three boxes g,uranteo ~. 70
4 cure or money refunded malieq Z, < pvust.
RIDGE, soutfeast corner Brook Avenue
( and Clay Street, Richmond, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07

THE LENNON, 1908 E. MARSHALL
Rooms with or without board; also
transicnts. & sa5f7E.
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TNyEL~TII ST. NJ. 4o3-F1NELY$ FUR
nished, large rooms at Mrs. EANES'S,
4S ~. Twelfth Street; terms reasonable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07

WANTED FOR u. 8. ARMY-ABLE-
bodied .l,n married men. between ages OF
Il and IS. citizens OF United States. OF
"a i sneak. read and write English. For
Information 10 apply TO RECRUITING OF
FICER. 10 r. Broad St, Richmond, Va
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THS RATE
roE CLASSIFIED WANT
ADV ERTISING

4 A cent per word Ses Cash IA
ADVANCE, ~ith minimum cost
Of s cents for each Insertion.
The same rate applies to deaths
marriages. obituaries and all other
classified notices. No display type
allowed In the classified coiumnA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07

WANTED. BY a COUPLE. ROOM AND
board west OF First and south of Broad.
Address r. LIP. O. Box 442. city. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07

FOR RENT-TwO BASEMENT. ROOMS,
connecting; nice. dry and having large
cellar underneath. at 81 East Fra klin
s Street: suitable for Offices or sleeping
4 rooms. Apply at % Governor Street, =.
SA.EHARR1S.
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sc E1 THE F1LABIT.''..8 "A sIS FOR tFQTN..::.
LER'S EXTRACTS at all grocers: don't
t@be put off with inferior brands. for
there's thing Just as good as FONi.--is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07

WANTED, GENTLEMEN OCCUPANTS
for one or two large connecting rooms,
Commonwealth Club. Address NEST
FRANKLIN, care this office. ,ss::
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DEATHS.


1AVls,-Died. at her residence. 3l5 North
Fourth street. after long and painful
illnfss Mrs. SARAH ELLEN DAVIS.
widow OF The late William r. DnYisa
she leaves three children---Mrs Edwin
~. Williams. Mrs, Ed. J. Short aud MISE
lara y pays e mpHIf ' Ir r., l@ SscS
AT $3.50 O'Clock. Friends and relatives
Z Invited 10 attend
DIiSSrON,--Died, Al The Memorial Hos
pital. this city, October d. 1904, Mr.. 10.
sEPH w JOHNSTON, IN the seventy
NTH year of his age.
Cemetery THIS Heriday) AFTERNOON
ii { O'Clock No flowers,
KE.l.L y .,-,Diel. at Cold Harbor, Hanover
county, Va, at $50 o'clock +. NJ; Octo-
hi, 5ti, 1894, Mrs. SARAH y. KELLY;
Funeral at house, 10 a N. OSrh-lslt
Ttb. burial al Eastwood at l:% y, NJ.
4 IiGiatiyns and friends arc invited 10
attend.
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metal workers, who understand stove
and ii furnace work: union wages and
steady work guaranteed. Address T.
81 Mills "A & CO., 2ll Richmond Street.
Baltimore, Md. rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07

LOOK OUT FOR TILE BLUE P, z. n
y which contains tho p IRE EXT rRA
\ and YOU will md FOWLER -. Don't
be nut on with a. substitute, or some
thing lust ns good.s 5i.sstt5tii s5G55s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
NOTICE.

YOU CAN SAVE $500 ON a SUR BY
purchasing Royal silk Plush Und erwear;;1
While light In weight lis warmer than
wool: soft and pleasant to the skin
lrnr sale by NtUSCOE II. GARNFTTtr,s
& Eighth and Main Streets. Y.
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I REAL ESTATE For Sale.

THE GRANITE BUILDING COMPANY.
I'LL East Main Street. will loan YOU
money on your property at the lowest
rates. You can pay the debt off monthly,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07

Ask FOR RUssELLs ANTI. ROACH
Il Powder; positively destroys wa tor. bugs
viii ia mailed or, receipt OF price by w.
Y F.iEANES, Twenty-ffths and sLcig n.
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JUST RECEIVED ANoTIIER SHIP.
Il men OF those Stctson Teather-wcight
& Derby Hats. 1MUSCOE II. GARNET1,
e Eighth and Main Streets.s Sole "A GENT
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BOARDING.

nished, comfortable rooms; good table;
permanent and transient boarders;
terms reasonable. q &
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MARSHALL ST. E., E1o-BRIGHT.%CO COM
s Portable rooms for rent; good a ttentlon;
reasonable price.
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THE sURvIvoRs oFTHE FIFTEENTH
tS VIRGlN1AssINFANT MIR " "a. r. \. Al
oul, late conrade. THOMAS e. N IMMO.
atHBroad Street Methodist Church a T
5i II. o'clock FRIDAY, s October, tn $50
s8; "a. u.s. j.. s. MOORE,
* VI ri Pres. Fifteenth Va ASSN
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FOR sALE-YOUNG MARE, FOUR
3 years.old. city broke. gentle and kind.
use. ii. NJ. sTEINBACH,5 Stables. 1901
w. Broad. sf rs. sf54t5{ = 5}g &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07

TAILOR % WANTED. INEXPERIENCED
+ coat-rnaker; steady work. at union
prices. Address p. o, Box No. "a, South
Boston, Va
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

BROAD.. E.. 2sO7-W.ANTED. OCCU-
pants for one or two furnished rooms at
.so7 E. Broad; light housekeeping, II de- I
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MONEY4TO LOAN.
IS MEETINGS.

TIL u ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
. Stockholders OF the Virginia Eavigatloll5
Company. which was ca lied To- IA Ike place
/ atftbe once OF the Compap y. in the city
Of richmond. Va, on sEP'rEh BIER 20.
sam ss me- MIA Mace onT iii the 18th d
G October, 1904, at sHo'clock p. M. At
this meeting. djourned for ht hat |, ar. !, q
! otheripurposes q resolu LION OF The soaTd
.nuthorIzefl ca pita stock OF the COMPANY
is reduced and fixed al the amount for
which itS is now Issued VIZ. flfs,3.o ~
viii Slbcs acted upon at this meeting
Other ma tiers Of business will also l'el
Il disposed OF y " Id e jgsl "a
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WANTED, YOUNG MAN WITH TWO
d or three years experience in a drug
store: a good position for the right one;
a cigarette smoker In any degree need
not apply. CONGDON'S# PHARMACY,
Phoebus. Va
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iTEE.DEE BRANCHES.

H. "
Tho following Branch offices have
been established for the benefit OF
those Lying at distance from the
Main Office OF The Times DA,patch
The Tee-Uee Wants left at any OF
tbege branches win receive the game
careful attention az though they had
t,.eu lef, at the Main Office. and there
yill be no extra coat TO the advertiser:
aLAuG HERS DRUG STORE. Twen.
tyflf,h and YenaoIe Streets.
VI, 3. EonEo, TWenty.imh and LeIoh
4. 4. SCOTT. TWsnty'fIflh and Broad
oueeLs. 5t
nosI, !. WILLIAMS. Twenty.tIr.t
ana fsSrsnsil oueets.
n, Il. IN. nhHHloUp, Foushes and
pfoao streets.
O. NJ, LATijdER, no. 200 West Mar.
au4l atfsEt
\ nCM;,aO"fs CRuG STORE, NO. 1921
Ues, ldsin suest.
T.. L. eEgEEiDCE, Brook Avenue and
ss stsl Daua STORE. Barton
rscpLs's DRUG eTORE. no. 1900
Niuiamsppfg Avenue, Fulton.
s1Elnss PrAEhAcY. no, zoo East
laarsi,sil street.
! MRS. FkjhEY, No. 1911 Twenty-sec.
! end ,s,Ise, + slffGouDt
err DRUG sTOhE, no. 1s4s Eaat
Msin street., cqfhsr Fifteenth.
JyCsCs CUNNINGHAM, No. 2oe7.
| ESs, Msini corner Twenty, first,
PINE aJFEEI PHARMACY, No, asy
s,oytf Pine Street
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.,
10. So Esst Broad Street,
| TiE EASEaOh PHARMACY, no. 400
yc,tn sihth epsst
\ .EAroN PHARMACY, Twenty sjah,b
1 sno ~ STREETS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07

5HOs1ERY is ToER ,',.srRON NC SUIT"
Whatever you want In stockings for
child Iior woman. come right TO pm
BER1'ON, PRICE & cos. sg
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m YO1i WANT Al SOFT ltAS1'-NvEAR-
Ing shoe 20 to T'l1A'rK OSs'S and set
pairFof tho Waller Shoes; no tucks,
no roughness. k3. * Fl s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07

/ GIVE THE PEOPLE or RlCHAiUND3
4 The benefit OF tho profits. Watch Cry
stalls that others get &c. for: m ). price
( for five days 10c. each. NUDD, Jewcler,
4 222 f. Broad Stree . u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07

THS- ANNUAL MEETING Z. o = THE
Stockholders Of THE. DAVIS ,BOcoT.es
f SHOE lCCMPAN Y will he held ~ ~ re
\ on MONDAY. October nth. 1904 at u
< M.i4tAn amendmentbt to Article fl., Sec
Il ton ! Of the BY laws VIII be brought 'p {,
fore this meeting for act !, l ~
FERA Secret ry.y &i ,i{,l Is s i5
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OBITUARY..
Joseph Johnston.

Mr, Joseph Johnston. native OF re-
land. bit since his boyhood a res ,or;aI
Of this community d sstea aa ene after an
i illnxss Of about i've months. s. -, =
M. Johnston was about seventy 1ngn ye the
sna Was y T SGh nnoGh H ane elsrke
Glds he drug store 81 Ills brother. Mr. Psy
Ton lnn sr in this city who was lbs
senior ana Who asa ssvers sr, S9aa asH
neiae hut never YER prscteed He continued
With his brother in the drug 3Fnr thu 6s' wr
until the firm broke up ,,s aite ard ,n FOR the
nns. ten Years had lived near Nldlot han ma
n Ches terrified county, keeping Dache1-
\ q III = was was a man OF quiet. retiring lie.
hut was greatly beloved BY those VINO
Knew him for his loyalty to his Is ir1e si,,
and many sterling qualities. me re,, aun,
eral arrangements viii e at'uo uneeo
I 1oy Aei ! ! \ a ( y
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. Mrs. Sarah Ellen Davis.

Mrs. Sarah Ellen Davis, widow Of VIII
liar, r. Davis, died ut her residence, NO.
ia North Fourth Street, "Wednesday,
night. Mrs. Davis had been III ior ~ many ,nh
/, ers-Nfrs, Edwin " WILLIAMS Mrs a. j.
Short and Miss Clara y. Davis.
b The funeral will take place from the
Centenary Methodist this afternoon at
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CHAIRS REsEArED AND REED FUR.
titure repaired the only plnce IN the
city where YOU can have your aI n, 4 oa ny
r. carriages repaired proper ,aaIHn,,GM
Il witt, OyVi AND RATA WORKS. no
4 l0) North Seventh Street. rl5a s.
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BARGAINS IN SLIGHTLY USED II r
I mos. Schools are starting up;s music
scholars want Instruments for practices;
4 Is Just the ,e thing: good pianos at
vi small cost !; terms made to suit. Invests
gate. THE CABLE COMPANY. 8i.
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SOLICITORS 9 statesmen

SALEshAE--W a STED. EGLgGs.a.i.
a hnreaa III uss I'D Pink s y ~. HE II
yirgiuiss ana EOutnsrgi HiasES; no sani-
pies needed AadresK iSox ssl. Hica-
inpnd, Va
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YOUNG MAN, WILLING TO PAY $50
cash, can get good place for advance
ment: no soliciting or canvassing; good
salary from start Write SALARY. cars
this Office.
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OPPoRTUNIT

TO DxCHANGE.4C HICAGo PRQPERTY.
Il One Of the choicest apartment d!nsK,
il our city. located on Grand Be !lleyard,33
overlooking Washington Park; building
Il bullt ;rental $l4,5so: price .ooo. Own
er, on account OF III health and wishing
( to seek a mildera climate. WI consider
part bay. balance to suit purchaser,
For till particulars address N key -
fHIoOGUE,s 1884 Wa shing ton; Street, Chlca 80.
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Mrs. Sarah E. Kelly.

Mrs. Sarah e. Kelly died at her resi-.
Sdence near Cold Harbor on Wednesday
night. The funeral yIll take place this
morning at 10 o'clock from the home. and
he interment will be made at OakWood
y %
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED Statesmen
for dress goods department: must fur
nish Al references as to ability and
character; permanent position to salts,
factory applicants. Apply TO MANA
GER, Miller & Rhoads.
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z FLATS FOR RENT.

OCCUPANTS FOR BROOM.
third-floor fiat. with private bath, at GIL
East Franklin: very reasonable to right
Y party; also privilege OF one fourth- floor
Apply 20 Governor Street, c. "A. HAIR