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The Washington times., 1904-02-04
HELD FOR GRAND JURY.

John Skinner. charged with embez-
Hing $3s from Woodward d LOthrOp,
where he was employed. waived pre-
liminary hearing when arraigned on the
charge in the Police Court today. Judge
Scott held him under 500 bond for the
action of the grand jury.
The Washington times., 1904-02-04
Mine Development.
Steel Protected Cars.

Local railroad men. as well as those
all over the country. are watching to
see what Will happen to the bill intro
duced in the Honse by Representative
Tawney Of Minnesota compelling all
lines in the United States hereafter TO
construct their cars with steel sleepers
and steel sills The Representative as
serts that this method of construction
Will do away with the horrors Of tele-
scoping. The bill has gone 70 the Rail-
roads Committee, and the belief . gen
eral II Will not be acted upon at this
session
The Washington times., 1904-02-04
LOCAL MENTION.
The Purity Of %Muenchener" Beer

Is insured by exercising utmost care I'm
brewing. Pure artesian well water used.
Nat. Cap. Brewing Co. 2 dOz. Sl.25.
The Washington times., 1904-02-04
NEWS OF RAILROADS
AND OF RAILROAD MEN

has done I'm the first six months of the
year which ends June 30 next.
The gross earnings increased s., go. 600.
or about y per cent The increase in
gross earnings during the six months
compares with an increase of only $751;
223 25 for the entire fiscal year 1902-03-
In the calendar year 1903 the Chesa-
peake and Ohio earned no less than
SIS, $50, 600, compared with SIS. 600 in
the calendar year 1902. an increase OF
Sc. 15o. 600. or about % per cent
Mine Development.
One reason for the rapidly increasing
earnings OF the Chesapeake and Ohio is
the manner in which operators are get
ting coal out Of their mines in West
Virginia, and the extraordinary exten-
sion of the mine fields Reports re-
ceived at the Interstate Commerce
Commission today say this increase has
been more than 10 per cent i'm five years.
The total increase in production is
shown in the export figures frola Nor
folk, shipping point from which only
$50, 900 tons were sent In 1894. Last year
the exports We're more than Is. .O00. 900
tons. The Chesapeake and Ohio is carry
ing most OF this coal TO the seaSoard-
The Washington times., 1904-02-04

ShaHeTs Flowers Are Chosen
For all occasions nth & 1: 17II Pa. Ave.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

MRS, MARGARET q N NORRIS SDoYLE;
o send address, to sister. Mrs. AMELIA
HANSEN 1641-2 shipley street, san
4 Francisco, Cal. sls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
FROM RICHMOND, vA.-cHEAP RATES
" VIA SEABoARD AIR LINE,


eAN FRANCISCO. CAL, and return,
.e5.25. Account iTrlennial Conclave,
knight ,remplars. and Sovereign Grand
Lodge, L. o. o. +. Tickets on sale Aus
gust 18th to September eth. inclusive. linz
tied TO October %, 1904.
RALEIGH, N. c. and return. $685.,
account Trap Shooters Association OF
North Carolina Tickets sold on cer-
titicate plan, August I'D and gath. lim-
.ted to 9th instant,
CHARLOTTE, n. c., and return, Miss.
"A count Sabbath School Convention Of
me synod of Catawba Tickets sold OH
the certificate plan, August 25th to 2sth.
Inclusive, limited to return at any time
moi later than August 3lst.
AUSTIN. TEXAS, ard return, $685.,
Account National Baptist Convention.
,r,cRets sold September 18th and 18th.
8iimited TO return at any date not late,
NAN September GOTH.
t'AS.lI ArrTANO OGA, TENN, and return,
eis7.. account International Association
~ Fire Engineers: tickets sold September
Rs.t,, and 18th, limited to September goth;
4 M on payment of 30 cents. tickets will
~ !. extended TO any date not later than
Eeptember Both.
All of the above rates apply from Rich
s niord, Ma. Proporlionally cheap rates
may be had 81 al. other stations on the
4 EeatoaI d.
< II. g. lEARD. W. NJ TAYLOR
.phone 4o5. 500 i. Main ST., Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
SECURITIES JUMPING ].Mtl:PI M j. &.
Increasing Demand for seaboard1
Y Stocks and Bonds Since Sale.

The effect OF the sale Of IA atorty5
interest in the Seaboard Air Line Railway
system TO Messrs.5 R yam, Blair and others
is already apparent in the strong upward
trend OF the securities of that COMPANY.
$ Common stock closed on SATURDAY at u
is and the preferred al 20 is, Mondays
close was at IL for the common and y
"a for the preferred Yesterday the mar,
ket4opened at u Id and closed q t !" IL
for the common, and the preferred opened
at OTIS and closed lat % 3-4. The sea-
board Air Line thrce-year five per cent.
bonds closed on Monday 1t 93 and yestetIr,-5
day the closing price bid was was a. with with
The New New York CoiarhcrciN Of yesterday
i saws: Sea aboard cl,mA.on advanced more
than a point to u 10, Immediately on the
opening, the preferred at the same time
Saturdays close The violence OF the adj
vance at the opening represented the ur-
gent covering of short contracts on the
4 unexpected news that a. strong syndicate
Z had relieved an embarrassed mana cement
4 al control OF the road. Aside from short
4 covering, the sale of the Williams Afidden-
q dorf holdings was regarded as likely TO
prove highly beneficial to the road. and
E both Issues of stock remained around the
X syndicate purchase prices throughout the
day The new five per cent. bonds were
actively dealt in after week S inactivity.
The first sale was made at 3d., as CONS
n red with 81 1-2 In the last previous sale.
Final sales were made around 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
-.rTRICHNIONDSC COLLEGE.

e Next session opens September ed.
Thorough instruction In ancicn and mod-
scrn langua ges, pure a nd applied sciences.
ghistory. philosophy and law. In septen1'. !.
Der. so4. new courses In free hand and and
mechanical raWing and In practical me ne I
chanics and lectrlcity will be opened. E s,t-.
cellent laborat tories In physics. oh mistry (,
biology, psyche ogy. me hanics ana . draw a
ing. Snecial attention Is called to the fact
tina full professors teach the lowest Is
Well as the highest college classes. 8 t''-.
dents at entrance usually take first yea r
Ia tin, English. Ma hema tics and History.
They y therefore have as VI their tea hers
Prof cssors w. j.. Fonshee ...93s Vood-
ward. q r. E. Gaines and s. g. n ltchel1:sss
For Ga loglle and informal ion. q ddress
3 pres. BoatWrlg hit, e chm ond. y "a a..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
HUNG HERSELF
WITH SlLKEN HOSE.
lErazed BY illness, Mrs. sl'cwell5
Succeeds in Her Second At
tempt at Suicide.
tspecial 10 The Times-pispatch.,


BALTIMORE. MD, Aug % &C RACED
byEIllness, Mrs. Maggie shcwell, asea ~
81 seitzland. Pa. a patient at the iiom CO.
Spattic hospital committed suicide yes
aerday BY hanging herself from pea beam
\ ~ Mr.. Jacob Fizoil's stable, after she
mad csca ped from the hospital.
clad only In her night dress SIX s'o ~ !,
&inEs and bedroom slippers. /, ne ne . W.
through the streets for ten BLOCK o eIt,iS
she found ,5the place In winch sile e 7p0'i
r1,,Ietiyf end her life. "a
''1.he stockings. tied together. were used
nss !, 4 moose. one end Was tightly bounu
nroiina her neck and the other TO a ring ,,g
a. the beam. where 1t was placed W ,...,
Mrs shewell stood on a lower beam run lI1,
ninc along the side Of the stable q lew!
II inches from the ground. ~,
while the night nurses Mt the hospi,t IL y
we're ca ting lunch AT ono O'Clock TINS
morning they heard a door close. 1n We
tigatlon disclosed the absence OF MIS- 'l'$
z Shewel. @ n IA /, I, ..,aa 4 4 L,,l
$hers husband several months ago ~ tn 1t,,r
3 nome IN Seitzland. She slashed him VIII VII
* r rife and cut her own throat. MIS- III
Shewnll's family physician was IN ba = :
more recently, and it is Thought NAY sue
Y then received some intmation OF the IN
4 snntion OF her husbands family TO pace e
harSjnsan asylum. This knowledge 1n ma
II have prompted her to end her lie. 81
N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

5 lrf's,1.If1 WHITE CANVAS oxFoR Ds.
"a Is 81. 90 per pair all styles: all sizes; i
SFdsti q rived .s8ALBERT 81 Elm. corner
Fifth and Broad. tist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

WA NTED. u MALE n PRIN CIPAIl8 FOR
" Scottsville era ded school \ good dis lplt-
harlan who can teach higher rancfes !;
eight months'6 session. good sa sa larry;
some reference preferred: ddress DE- l1l
II p, BLAIR, Chairman, lie. ~ a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
.spRINo VALLEY HOME SCHOOL.

SAlE Ana nchool for girls. Healthtll IocaIIly;
nome Comforts Terms moderate EoE I, Par pagt'cu
lars addreSs E nn,s :, I, r5vaE "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

PLuMBER--vANTED.tA.P LUMBER Al At.
once. Apply JNO. E. ROSl0 g , CO. eVo
East Broad. ri, n B5 Il sif; KS y gss9
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nm TINY BABE CAME $50.
ASHORE IN "A Y,A ,l'lI !,
5fspecia1 to Tho Times Dispatch.1

TEIl SpecIaI to 4 IN
u ATLANTIC IF CITY. N 4 !, Aug. ga
,SachtTfying the coors of a Phila delphia.
CLUB bound from NewY ork to Philad l.,
5phia. nchored off shore late last night
Containing an unusual cargo. z, he stork
had Wis. ted the yacht after A leaving
Gotham and gthes tiny bit 81 humanity
III brought to a local 5inst Tuition.
While great secrecy surround the af-
FAIR, 1T is known that there was a ply
ssician aboard the 5yessele who ID roush NJ
the child to this city, No names, now
ever we're obta Unable. WI 54ss2 "a IKE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

c,iIA1Rs REsEATED AND X Fed Fll r.
y liiture repaired e at OLD DOMIN ~ y,
WILLOW a. RATTAN WORKS, 400 400 AZ ~
n Seventh Street,
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THE coTToN OUTLOOK.
hUnfavorable Conditions Less !ss:
Pronounced Than Last Week.
nv ssrtciated Press.)


Al ;,,sASHINGTON.s, Aug. 23.-Tie weekly
crop report, issued by the Weather. ~, ~,
forscotfon is somewhat improved as Is, COM m
&pared with the conditions reported Inc
nrevloIs week, although shedding cohLln.
aes n state and rust Is 4 p y
ui,favofa bic effects of shedding and rust.
Z however. are less pronounced thar. were Wei
sreported last week. In Texas the wealth
er conditions were favorable bututh [,,,t crop
rust and 4 shedding and damage by IN
sects ia this state Injury by boil worms
i T. f. decreasing, but the boil weeyil; contin-
ueI very destructive II sont1west1e e =
ing caused entire absence OF bloom N
many localities. Picking Is quite genera
in Texas, except In the north port on n! s.
and lis in progress in@ the Southern. por-
I lions of the central and Eastern districts
Z OF the cotton belt. ", ! x 8,
4 .sIn the Middle Atlantic States and New
England 10 bacco yhSsSmade favora BILE pro
gress, cutting being we'll advanced Willie
the crop has been shortened by drought
III the Ohio 3sValley. late rains have sim-
proved the outlook in that section. I'o-
5ba Geo is making good growt In SNplscon-.
@sini5butsis about two weeks late
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

HAVE OUR HOUSE PAINTED I = nov =: pa,
& FORD FG e BRO, is E. M = hone 1885,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

lyANrED-ENERGET MAN, EACH
= county. to post signs. distribute circu-
lars and samples. Salary s1s.sweelly;;
SO per day for expenses. $ g onesty ana an.
f er,ce. NATIONAL Co. 20 Chestnut
street. Philadelphia. 81 as i3iI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
COPPER VESSELS
DESTROY TYPHOID
Director MARTYR, Says Govern
tnent Experiments Show Germs
Die in Fotir Hours.

incnt Experiments Slow Germs
Die in Fottr Hours.
"Typhold fever germs can be destroyed
In water by allowing 1t TO stand for fotir
hours Ii, copper vessels, as effectually az y
IL 1t were boiled. = II. ssss II;
# This statement was made yesterday at.
tefnoon by Dr. Edward Martin, director{g
offthe Department OF Health and Char
tiles, who based his opinion on recent ex-s
pertrients made by hac teriol9 y, gists Of thc
governmental Washington. 4 llese hives !.
were s made Az snnesT
ex lst viii !yspSo!a .infeeied wster,
MARTIN SAD gesteroay .at sey-
feetual that the War Department Is going
toi adopt a copper can teen 70 Insure FREQ
{, dom from tynh;oid germs the
WATER AT sl2 q \, :; TsdPEfsA-
sna, =, !, \, ~ &onhinct "a IL ~.
Martin said THE condition most favor- 4
per Vessel 4 is TO have the water a ! the
AT that Temperature, 1t has been proven,
stheSgerms dlsap pear In four hours. y the
y wa.s1 afk Rofr
1t occur Ii. less Than four hours ., ,5f,
1891 was $1Oundxt the copper ulAsOltCA
In ii cliloidal state and thereby Kill the
germs so Thoroughly that the water ca n
{ BIZ drunk with impunity " nile the boil
ing of the wat err a lSo d destroys the germs
this method Is justsas good II the pit bile
wish 5gt to avail themselves of his Il ne
method they can do 80 with less trouble
than by boiling until lSof the ctys va wa
y. sAVAdEs USED SAME METHOD.
st,This treatment OF water is nlagoEs$
Representatives. unemployed by the saw
age tribes of Africa, who, II is known.
have for centuries probably used copper
vessels as receptac les for water. having
observed that epdemics OF certain dis
3eases were prevented thereby. hose dis
seases are now known to have been ty-
iphoid and cholera. The effects Of II. e5
copper were 80 remar ka BILE tina Is the saw
ages ascrbed miracul ous power 70 ( the
metal. &2 ,S s. y 81 q nj
s'"rhe recent results obtained by the
united States government experts K have
awakened great Interest In Franc e; where
the government is also cOnsld ring the
advisa bill y OF 81 Introd uclng the cope
scanteen In the army. The government
there has also recently refuse to pro- $
|fecute. as form erly, persons using co ppcrg
to seal cans OF pres erved goods. y ereto-f
|{foresi 1t was commonly believed the cop.
per poisoned the foods. III but II has noW3
been determined that II the coppe rH were
properly cleansed as q o NY rnaterla Wotiid
be- there would be 10 danger ot poison
l$Lt is tho yerdigrls that ca ilses y ne tro
ble.,--P Philadelphia Inquirer. 10y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
FLATS FOR RENT.

4 lave "a FLAT OF FOUR OR FIVE
rooms at 1U1 South First Stree VIII ~
rent very rea sonabl W with all cow
Adam Street. {s5 ii..$ Is n S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

coNIFoRTA T3IyE & oUNTRY BOARD IN
I VirriniA n1o,ntains; historic and pic
t(lresaue section; tennis, golf swimming
Z saddle horses, hunting and shooting. I r0r
circulars address FRANK R!a.NlDJOlL4.ft,;ft11I,
Keswick, Albemarle icouny "a. NJ 35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

WANTED, 5A SYO UNG MAN TO SHARE
y a suite ! Of rooms with another young
man, near business centre; suits y con-
tains two rooms. large sitting room ah ne
a ary washstands with water In room; !.
nliet loca ton; price. SO each person per
month. Address A}YTCH, care this Of
Z flee. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

rIlAC WANTED, BY ANI.ADYs OF,
experience, position as teacher in prl-
vnte school or family located In noun
stains; English, Latin and Music: ref
! cnces exchanged, Address TEACH Err. :"
care this office. ~. {tT t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

s s.. CAR J. % RDEIss WANTED;
rooms 1 terms reasonable S Fl! Cary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

.WANTED,E SUMMER #BoARDERs# FOR
August and septem Der; six miles from r,'l
Richmondi and cold baths; uooa u, clhg
mud inhone service: train MET morning
3 and evening RUTLAND, care this Of Of
ftfice. ag KS S{ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

FlTZHUGH COTTAGE VI. r 81 INA
E Food q S Se,;s eephone; good bathing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
SUMMER BOARDING..

A FEW SUMMER BOARDElss5 WANT I;
I ed near Crozet; beautiful country; go.o9a. q.
shade excellent wa ter; GOOD taol e,i I, = ~ ~
particulars apply to Mrs. JefiN 3,' =
y Crozet, Va. IF 5.ss 54l S9i5i sgs sse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
THE RATE
/ FOR CLASSIFIED WANT
ADVERTISING

h cent per word Net Cash in \
1 ADVANCE. ~iti minimum cost
81 rs cents for each insertion.
The same rate applies to deaths.
marriages, obituaries and all other
classified notices. No display type
allowed In the classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

WA NTED, s1'tt b BOAR y lsIis I'EOPL i
Of refinement: married couple preif,erT " e
room furnished or unfurnisned: all !, moo :.
ern7,ro,iverences. " Address ~ II. -, OF
* call Zoos Park Aven ne. 81 .3i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
ROOMS FOR RENT. IS

rWET,FrH ST, NJ, 400 FINELY FUR.
8 nisled, large rooms at Mrs. ~ ~ ES o.
< 403f N. twelfth Street, terms rea sonaple.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
DENTISTRY.

YOU CAN BUY "A PIANO FOR SEC
e cash at THE CABLE 8COMPANY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

SIS PER WEEK s tt1sE SELLING QUIZ sl
new patents. Free samples guaranteed e
any agent answering this adysrti So ,!.t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

i ,OsT.-K APPA, ALPHA PATERNITY
PIN set In opals and diamonds; marked e.
Charles G. Bowe. Return to N. W..
r ROWE 81 So N.s y q 81 XIX III 81 slls a ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

THARNIACIs
7SpositionS to work from 10 Z. Il hours per
day. Address n.PIIARMACIST," As care
6t his otticeil 81 n, v. # g'tl q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-FTRsT-CL NEW,IEsU
ofafurniturec hea p-Dresse w a nstan ~,
g Beds. 2 Chairs. Rocker; /. MO, rs
4 CHAIR 3 Mattresses, Bed CLONES ~ ~
55 compelled 5.to sell the above this week
q Apply Room $26. 10s n orth N NTH street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
COAL, WOOD AND p, {. ICE e: ,. Il
! PAINTING.

fcHEEAPEsTEsIG PAINTING IN Il \. CITY ~
~ a ~ SfIAW,S 800 N. Eleventh Sire et.sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

wANTED, FOR u. 4 s. @AftMY-ABLE.
'hodIed unmarried men, between ages OF
81 and So citizens OF United 2 States . OF
can speak, read Jiand write English: For
.information apply to RECRUITING Of
lTICER, ITO =. Broad St., Richmond va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

WANTED POSIT1ONSBY YOUNG NAN
4 to work between the hours Of and .
81 P.tfNI.; out oS-d DOR work preferred i Adj
dress EUREKA 8 care this office. s.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO C0NTRACT

87llfEa 81 iOffice of City Ell IleeFi q IN
Richmond. Va, AUG Z q 1, 4 nls4 !, 4.
EAI.Ep oposALs,, WILL i y; En- t IN.
DAY, August 20. 1904: 7, !, 3 u
For q RADING certa IN a lSpi ley z, Z,
Ing New CIR . a,;a !. f yInr
For pa yng wit |, iRAEi1I.I It'll Il. certain
Sidewalk, and for wing With = lflSlN =
cert "a In Sid a x 4,
Full informat ton bid ders Wlll q Pc g
atAScertlfied check for $3.50 must aacoI''r9
Epany each hid as q qua ran t
of contract. I'LL !, \ =, 4,
Crack 3 raseryesl the righ to y rel ct "a ny
and ali propos ais offered and to a ward
the contract as a Whole or N SEP n, ra1e
parts W ~ ~. :. u 81 s'itt a. ~ IN.
aug 24vtd ggs5 fs s Fl 3 II NV ~ '''sss
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SITUATION WANTEp,
SOLICITORS & statesmen

WANTED, SALESMAN, ALREADY EN-
gagged In travelling, to sell Linseed OIL
and southern states; Nc u samp l needea
Address Box 5S3. Richmond, va,
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ROOMS WANTED.

ANTED. ny AN n ED iERLY LADY
y without children, two8nlce connecting
rooms, unfurnshed, with or without;
II hoa "a IS centrally located; ate family
preferred. Address Box 241 y! v = iiso on
D N G. IL, 3l3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

1VANTED, 4 Il ENANTE FOR BASEMENT
floor, two rooms and hall central, Grace
street: very desira BILE for doc tor; rent
S1250 y per month"; Address &PERMA-S
NENT,. Box 80, cit fs5fs553
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

YOUNG MAN 4 or STEADY HABITS
would like outside position as collector.
salesman or other simil ar work: can
4 STEADY, care this Off ce.s M q e
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BOARDING..

,BOARpfsRs ~ WANTED TO 4 COOL.
comfortably furnished rooms al ole ~.
Eighth Street,
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HELP WANTED u.s. = emale.

4sEVERALLAIoY CANVASs-3
ers for work In Richmond and other
cities state whether have had expert
5ence. Address n CARY STREET, care
this office. i IA 5s III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

WANTED, JOB AS gA1IILLWRIGHT5 OR
mill superintendent can keep all kinds
OF circulars saws and handle steam or
friction feeds .f Box 49, Dend:on. "a. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
TRUMKss

sPENrE,s I-R d M FAcsroI, =, SIS EAST
broad Street, wants 4 your = RINK ana
satchel reparlna n. q ~, s nee
and Drunk HOUSE, - - = fsafI
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coIIee.,.I q Phys q lan. & Surgeons

a. 7AaNEsI SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Ar q
bany, M Prepare ton for "a linS COZ
sep ss s STA Il OF cha perons tea
( ers, Threa well-equipped =, lab2ratorles,
sIong music soaoi
sDoANE. president Hoard OF Trustees,
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AGENTS WANTED.

FouR tIusTb1Nc SEWING MACHINE, " y
tnadinie Work; siSs casl, for outfit, in,5sll
Guiding machines and wa ol1 reqnire.a q
price Of wagon refunded. n Address t 10
dav. w. /, Il 27 this Office. St55 }57S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

s75. oo FOR FIVE 8HORsE-POWERss STA!
a. tionary boiler and engine. in good run
ming 9 order. ] |. B. LACY 20 Nv Ms Gar Gary
Stree s5ay
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LOST AND FOUND.

IosT-oN North SIDE b ROAD OR
taiminE orders \ for hose, shirts etc.
Please return to 5sOUTiDRNia,Bfs AZ,
& GAIN HOUSE and get reward I e fIlIE
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WHO 34'1 S ANYBODY
wa n IS the Percnle sheetins, 50 Inches,
IA a coo; u fine for all seasons. PENBE n
$TONIPRICER&iCO. Nj Il;
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a HELP WANTED Male.

a MALE TEACHER OF LATIN AND
! lover branches;s full Information must
accompany application, as sGhool , opens . 81
University School, Suffolk, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

~ ,oTLr1NG MAN-wANTED. AN EX-
-8nerIenced clothing man I o manage store:
4 Apply FARLEY & CALM, 2l2 q. road
X Street, Richmond. &i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

rENANT WANTED & All : 900 z. q RACE
STREET.-THE second floor flat; four deliE hit
1 FIJI rooms; bath and back pc ch posses
q sion September Il st. "A pply to Coca.
u TsARKSDALE, Greenwood Depot. Va
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YoTJ& CAN BUY IA PIANO a FOR $50
Ca shs at@THEs CABLE COAfPANY.sS5S $a955 iS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LEARN THE REAL ESTATE BUsI-s
ness ii your own home and Ike money,
n5Iittle orino capital !; bu and sell treai
estate. rent houses, collect rents Re 5, and
loan money:5W we teach you isele e &
# Perth Amboy.s Write r EAL.E ESTATE
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL e. Perth.
Il 5Amboy, N. ~ ts:59 5f III,
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

Via Atlantic Coast Line 10 Peters.
@ burg,
Round.Trlp 4oc.
Good going and returning on regular
Grains. Commencing Sunday Hay 18th.
1904.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

WANTED. YOUNG MAN sTENOGRA-
I pher and bookk eeper; good opening; per !
mancnt place. Address BUSINESS
Il care Central ". NJ. c.. a..
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FOR SALE "A BAR GAINS MALL
Farm. one FL good house. outbulldings,i
s1oftesyilie. address HARRISON u ME
sversity Station, charlottesville . s8;s9