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PREDICTED HIS END.
Mother Warns Hayward Son
Who Was Shot in Newark.

Especial to The Times Dsnatch.)
s8 NEWARK, n. j., August 4.--Herbcrt
Earl, about tWenty-eight years old, ac-
cu9d Of being forger Was shot and
killed In Beaver Street yesterday after
room BY Detective Sergeant Josepb
r. Farrell. from whom he attempted to
escape
The detective declares the shot was
fired accidentally; that the weapon went
off while he was IN the act OF renov-
Ing the charois case in which he carried
II,
Earl WAS placed under arrest on com
plant Of John Welsh, saloonkeeper
who alleges he passed a check for SIS
that proved 10 be forged,
Y = letter from the dead mans mother
who lives In New Haven. was found In
his pocket.
@sBerlie. why don't you reform and be.
cpme a better hoy, get away from that
dreadfil place where you are boarding
and come home?
Your yaywsrd csreer Is shortening
your bfe. TO you wish 10 leave hi,
beautiful World and go 10 another while
you are 80 wicked? OH my boy, in,
less you reform your punishment viii be
swfuL"
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KIDNAPPED AND
CARRIED FAR AWAY.
gDaughtcrof Rich Dane Followed
Across Seas and Fourd
iii Chicago.
1(Specinl Is The rInes. I)l.natci,,

Special to The Times. Dispatei)
CHICAGO, August 4.--tvilhern Jensen
and his wife are under arrest here on q
charge OF Kidnapping Elsie tscilort.
little Danish girl OF four years. and
bridging her to this country from Den.
mark. The child Is In tio custody OF
George Been, acting consul In New
York for The Danish government. rhe
kiai,nppinE charge is made by the
chld's father. who Is said to be ono OF
Tho wcalthes men In Denmark.
According TO the detectives employed
in The case. the, Jcrsens disappeared
With the child "a year nge. Up to the
TIM. OF their disappearance they lived
ut Frcdericia. Island or Jutland. rhe
detectives traced them from there to
America. The Jcnsens landed III New
York With the little xiii, but remained
there only II short time. Their pur.
sucrs followed their trail to Erie, thence
TO Buffalo and Cleveland, and finally to
tbs city Is ,5
In the year that the detectives have
been Searching for the child and It's
supposed abductors they have Travelled
more than six thousand miles. After
their arrival In this country they we're
80 close on I he trail OF the mgitlvas on
two different occasions that they missed
them by only a few hours.
The Jcnscns were hunted down at last
In n hou.e In North I1alstcd Street.
they had the little girl with them and
commended that they were In rrhtfuls
POSSESSION OF her. despite tho reports
thai they had kidnapped her and de-
rnanded a ransom OF $2o0.ooo from the
father for her return unframed. With
the detectives was acting Consul Rech.t
Who was armed with extradition pa
pers and the correspondence over the
case that took place between this gev-
eminent and that Of DenmarIS
The Jensens. were locked lin pending a
hearing before United States Commits
ssioner F'oote Tomorrow. The child was
given into the custody Of tho acting
ccnilIll4 go S8sM
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TWENTY FIVE kI.ABoRERSs WANTED.
American National Bank building. W..
L. MEDffQLDT. En-
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HORSE WANTBD--WANT, GOOD
saddle and driving horse; not rticll] {,
d al bout age or speed, ] but must be gentle
VI. and safe; give price and where seem
4 t.'EARNEST, care this office.
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ENTERED FIRE
FOR CHILD.
Mother Snatclles Child From
Burning Building as the
Roof Fell.
NEW CAMPAIGN SLOGAN
Gov. Aycock Speaks and Pro-
cecdings Opened and Closed
by Singing Vote for Parker
to The Tlmcs-Dispatch.,

(Snscial to The Times ispatch0
II RALEIGH, N. c., August 4.-.During
q fire in negro tenement last night. a
baby came near being burned alive the
mother having rushed in and gotten 1t
out lust as the roof of the onc-story
house fell i'll. 1t was Jerry Taylor's
house, and his wife saved the child
There will be issued from the office OF
tho State Superintendent of Public In
struction within the next few days a
supplementary list OF desirable Books for
tie rural school libraries, classified ac-
ccrdinE to tho grades Of the schools. II
is expected that the number OF libraries
in the State will soon pass the one thou
sand mark.
KAPPA ALPHA.
The alumni charter of the Kappa Alpha
fraternity at meeting held here last,
right, decided to hold a big banquet dur
Ing the State Fair here in October, and
Invitations have been sent to Governor.
Folk, Of Missouri, and TO Captain Rich
fni3rd Pearson ETobson, to be guests of
honor, and respond to toasts. Dr. i.
X. Cooke, dean of the medical depart
'me,it of Wake Forest Colege.sis president
OF State Alumni Associate
she mana cement OF the State Farmers
Convention announce that next year
there will be a department for the far ar
n,crs, wives, and they will hold sessions
ut the same time the farmers are In ses-
zion. . !.
Governor A,.,ock returned this morn
ing from Shelby, where he made the first st
speech of the campaign. He says the
smoking was opened and closed with
TIC singing Of sim Bound to Vote 't!. for +
Parker" by Rev M. B. Wharton, Of
Atlanta sung to the air Of Dixie, and
that this will be the campaign song
throughout the State.
Statements made by the farmers who
we're here attending the State conv YEN.
ton from all parts Of the state, show
conc,usively that the crops thr'o 7g t'.'lt
North Carolina are the finest In many y my
years. "a e. {.
ever such good crop conditions in the the
history Of the State
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AN IMMATURE WINDER;
4 one who has had experience with g. b..
and West Railway motors; state salary
desired, and time you can i eport. III n Or
Il FOLK r. A1LNv4AY & LIGHT Co. Nor
tfolk Va .ta ~ il y{IB5 t
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WANTED no BUY FOR CASH. a
b handsome suit Slof bed room furniture;.
a must be practically as good as new; iron
bed preferred 8 tate style. quality. origi-
nal cost and price that will buy It.: Ad-f
sadress FURNITURE, care this office.
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They TOOK tho trolley car hat night,
I'll gives me Pain to ga y.
.Tha Mary got back home a ri Chit "
$ Her clothes got wet hat day.
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ANTIQUES.

BUY ANTIQUES OF BIGGs; GET
original pieces at lowest prices; sar1s.
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SECOND EPERsoNALLY CONDUCTED.
ExCURSlON&TO
LYNCHBURG% AND ROANOKE,

FRIDAY, AUGUST 18TH
VIA N NORFOLK AND WESTERN .RvYs.
THREE DAYsHlN HE2MoONIA s!l
Special fast train will leave Byrd Street
Station, 1910 noon, Friday. August 18th,
stopping only at Lynchburg Bedford
C,ity. Montvale. Blue Ridge and laoa-
spcke. Returning leave Roanoke 1880
noon. Monday, August 22d, making same
stops, thus allowing three days in the
mountains.
The round trip rate will be only So to
Lynchburg and s. to all other points
named. Children under y years old half
of above rates. This excursion Will be
run BY the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way Company and will be given spc-
clal attention by Its representatives.
For full particulars apply to John r.
Wagner, city passenger agent, s3s East
Main Street; W. Steele, ticket agent,
Byra Street Station, or,
C. H. BOsLEY.
District Passenger Agent. Y
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industrial and llnalytlca ! Chemistry

The demand for practical chemists. grad =.
yates Of the Schools OF chemstry Of the
I University OF Virginia. exceeds the supply.
All who have thus graduated within tho
pa few years have been prompt loca TED
u, orks. sugar q IA oil rcfneries or similar:
INDUSTRIES. An Industrious and Intelligent
young man. we'll trained to study. may
make the course In one year For further
Information apply to
J. NJ. PAGE. Chairman
University Station. Charlottesville, Va.
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REDUCED RATES 70 BOSTON viz. r.,

REDUCED RATES TO BOSTON VIA r.,
F. G. r, r. R.,8ACcOuNT# "a. r. /;
NATIONAL ENcAMP MENT.
One fare for. the round trip. plus 25c.
valuation at Boston. Tickets on sale
August 18th, 14th, 18th, good returning
until August 10th, with eSterson of re-
turn limit to September both. upon pay
ment Of fee Of soc. Stop-ovcr OF not cX-
ceedlng ten days allowed AT New York
city returning, within final init BY de-
post OF ticket with Joint agent and pay
ment Of fee of 81. Apply to agents r.. T..
and r. r. Il.
TRAFFIC Manager.
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C ollie ge 81. Will lam aud Mary.

iLLiAM sRu! re, Y 49,
n It wo hundred and eleventh session be-
gins Septenl berS Is. 1904. Two ceprses--l1)l
Collegiate Course. leading to the degree Sot
3. "A. and NJ. a. d 2) Normal Course. tut
ton free and board a tredu ccd Pa ties. Build i
tnEs renovated and newly equipped. ljg ut =
ed with electricity and supplied with pure
artesian water. Send for cata losue.
IN LYON c. TYLER.
Il Presi a. nt, NJ. A.. III. ID. s9
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VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE

i (Stnte Agricultural and Mechanical College)gi
AT Y BLACK SBuI,G. Vas IL ils
Of Tss h,n
Shops, I.abora tories and 1DGrmsry. Farm. nfs
four hundred acres. Steam heating and Hetecs
trio lights IN dorn,orss Degree 2; courses ~
and electrical Euglnee ring. Applied Chemistry
and General Science. Shorter courars in Prnc-
TOTAL cost OF session OF nine months. inelud.5
m tuition and other fees. I. Board B. Wnrhtng.
Text books. Uniform. Medical Attsndnnce.5
etc. S222a Cost to State students SEC. Next
session begins SEPT. 81. 1901 For a;alogus
and other sinforme lion apply 81 to s. J. II
lAI.BRYDE. Pm. D.. liz p. President;
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"A. g ToRIA-
Bears tn. a The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature si l<g,137zzzsx
EXCURSIONS TO NEW
JERSEY sEASHoRE RESORTS.
r., r. G. p. r. r..

~ ~ Ru =, q r II. n, 49, F'8
Conmcncing June gath and until Sep
TENDER 10th. inclusive, tho r., F. G. r..
r. r. will sell on Friday and Saturday OF
each week. special excursion tickets 10
Atlantic City. Cape May, Ocean City and
Sen Isle City, n. j., at rate Of $40 round
"Trip from Richmond. Tickets good going
only on date OF sale and for return pas
sage leaving destination not later shan
Tuesday following date OF issue. Apply
ticket agents r.. u. & p. r, r. @s1
w. p. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
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SUMMER BOARDING. +

b ARDIRs Fr1R MONTH
{ of August, six miles from Richmond
\ ming; trains met twice q Cay. "RUT-
Ian L. y, care this office.
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FROM RICHM ONp, RATES
VIA SEABCARD AIR LINE

y T.
!, RALEIGH n. c., and return. 1875.
Account Of Summcr School for Taach-
ers. Tickets on sale July nth. 18th, 18TH,
18th, 18th, and August LIST. limited to Au-
gust 9Th, 1904.
MoNrEAGLK, TENN, and return.
flS@ Account Monteagle Bible School.
Tickets on sale July 18th, 10Th, 2Ist, 22d,
limited to August 81, 1904
SAN FRANCISCO, cAL. and return,
sdi,2o. Account 1irjennal Conclaye,
knight Templars, and Sovereign Grand
Lodge o. @. IT. Tickets on sale Au-
gust 18th to September 9Th, inclusive, lin.
lied 10 October 23, 1904
All o! the above rates apply from Rich
moro, va PrPporiionally cheap rates
may pc had at all other stations on tho
SenhooTd
| II. s. LEARD, w. NJ. TAYLOR
II, PA. @ TIA
phone 400 $50 L Main ST., Richmond. Va
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CARRY NE HOMR-sUITS 4 SECURED
and pressed 75c.; pressed SOC. r. y.
8. GILL, Steam Dye Works 325 North
Il Fifth Street. City phone 1852.
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BOARDING.

l3OARDERs WANTED 4 Folt COOL
comfortahly furnished rooms at GIG N.
4 Eighth Street, Il i5ti5 n al d
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

TWELFTH ST., NJ. 4oa- FL NELY. FUR
flished, large rooms at Mrs. EAN ES, y
4 400 N. Twelfth Street; terms reasonable.
WANTED, I, & OCCUPANTS FOR DE-
llghtful second and third. floor rooms IN
a corner house. centrally located on
Il Grace Street service tirst class. NUM- per
limited arrangements witt be made Tor
the winter;8no children taken Address!
under own signature, H. AL. care this
K office. ;,}4S I'm IA 81 f r. E
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5-DYEINGs AND CLEANING G..

iOLD K FADED, soMED AND FINE
clothing for adde's and gentlemen
4 retain their original shape, and it costs
You no more thar cheap work; al. the
R1cHMoND lDYEING CLEANING 7
Z WORKS. 1926 D n. u. seyente enthf Street,
chester. j. W. HUDSON. Prop. Re-
pairing neatly done. us
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7EE-DEE WANT ADS The RAPID TRANSIT ROUTE Be WEE BUY
PERSONALS.

WANTED, SUFFER- ERs FROM cI1ItLs
and aglle to try Bona-fEe Chip cure;
cure 4or money refunded mailed post
paid for price, soc. IRVING y. BIGN ~ ~
RIDGE, southeast corner fsrook Avenue
and Clay Street, r ichmond, Va
WANTED, FAMILIES LEAVING THE
city for the summer to know tlint thcy
cap be supplied by. us while: away VII h
q fnarket. Br7AUER's, 8 East Broad
Street $s y *
GLOBE TONIC CURES 1NDtG Esr1oN;
samples free or 81 bottles 35e.; i725 I,..
Msin
h scHooLS.
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WANTED. TO SELL HANDSOME,
well-bred Pointer Pups, nearly 3 months
old: males So females So Apply e. n.
1916. Sc s,
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FOR NDERNOOD TYPEW IT
q err, slightly used will Sell for $50 cash.
3 TYPEWRITER, care this office.
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FOR sALE,-RoSES IN POTS THAT
can be sa fely planted at any time. MFR
s$ N ROSE CO, Grace and Cedar.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

iTEaCHER WASTED IN PRIVATE
family;8 one qualified to teach English,
Mathema tics. Latin and iFrenc h to FAIR
Z il we'll advanced misses. and willing to
teach small children. one who can draw
and teach beginners In music preferred;
must be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES salary eS-
pected and give references. Address q.
g s.. HARRISON, Tallevsyille, Va
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

STABLE FOR RENT AT 1906 FLOYD,
Avenue; two stories; abundant room; -
per mon tn. Inquire on premises Or a -
VI dress Box so, city. M
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WANTED. by sEPTEMB BIER 12I1i, q
'first-olass woma n cook (whiie preferred),
aiso5two girls for the dining-room; good
nav; nice steam heated rooms. etc.zAp :;
Is ply@Sto Miss S. S. HUNT, StoneWall
jackson Inst, Abingdon. Va. BIS
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE. {

SERVANTS WANTED AMONG SOME
Of the best white families in this city;
good wages paid for the right persons.
I'VE have app LEGATIONS for, a large nuns
cnccs house girls and nurses for the
city. Apply at once to THE NEGRO
LABOR e EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
SIS E. Broad Street Second floor). RI
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

MALE STEM GRAPIIER OF THREE
Years experience, ca pa Bile Of any, ortdi-
nary position, desires place, guar OF
siihstitute;97 in railroad office past year.
H. care this Office. @ S5S 6
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MARSHALL d. LENN Ox-1oo5 e.
I Marshall; handsome rooms, with OF
without board.
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WANTED. BY A YOU'VE LADY, a
/. position as companion o. teacher for
small children; references. Box 4G5, suf-
folk VA ti- ziy III. 5fl ~ go 8
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SALESMAN; ~ EXCLUSIVE
territory to right party for pon-conpc-
uuve article: attractiye; aIngly or 40
Hanson Bldg, Cleveland, O.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENT TO SELL STOCK OF
corporation organized under the laws
Of the District OF Columbia: company
enccs Required; Investigation invited.
A CdAS, l.INK1Ns. McGill Building,
Washington.#D. c.
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HELP WANTED Male.

DIR lVIIR--NulANTED, "A WHITE NAN
r 10 drive bakery wagon: experience res
H quired da3ta N. Sixth Street. 81
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YOU FIND "A COMPLETE MARKET;
everything the best and always fresh;
vegetables chickens. meats, fresh fish.
4 canned goods. dcllcHcles ETC.. ut
BRAUER'S.. 8 East Broad Street.
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WANTED, POSITION AS iMATRoN IN
4 girls school, or as a govcrness for small
Children Address Mrs. K Il. P., NO,
4 Gl9 Holbroon Avenue, Danvi.le, Va
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MACHINERY.

ALL KINDS "a OF ELEVATOR yVOR -K :j
Il Boiler and Machinery, Steam Fitting of
any kind. done by expert machinists
4 Sanitary Plumbing i; estimates cheerfully
given. WIN. II N1OUNTCASTLEs 81 CO.,
& Bl2 Z. Clay Street.
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WANTED, "A GOOD COOI<9t.NIo CLEAN
er at No COG N. Tenth Stscet; must live
on premises. Apply al once ss5
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WANTED. DRUG CLERK; SLATE n
full or assistant registered also expert
ence and salary expected; m permanent
position. r. r. W., this etiee. sS
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CA3ToEIA-.
Bear. the . The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature # lzFzNzzz1
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via Atlantic Coast Line to Peters

burg.
Round-Tr 4oc.
Good going and returning on regular
trains. Commencing Sunday, May 18th,
1904
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/ STILL AVE ON HAND: "a GOOD LOT.
Of Bottle and Canned Goods Oil Cans,
Mason's Jars. Soah STARCH. Fixtures,
etc, which / will sell ut low prices. as
1HeSpect to close or, August 10Th. CHAS.
KING, 42o N. Si&thB Strcet.
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LOST AND FOUND,

MY RES1DE NCIS, NO.
1l6 North Norris Street, a male Ma ltese
4 CAT, nearly groWn:s doubtless sold 70
me that can send for and pay for It's
return. N.slLODOR.sAls9 i
POINTER BIT CHI
Seaboard Air Line Check a ltachcd. Re-t
turn TO BAGGAGE AGENT, S. a: LII
and be rewarded. Ms rs ,5s gtS't
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Their feet Into he sand.
Admired steamer. yacht I'd uE-
97 Their mind $ were off the Ian
They ,oox the trolley scarthat night.
lit gives me pain to SO y. n
.That Mary got ha ok home a ri shit s8 ssf5t
$6 Her clothes got wet that lda "
And as the rain came down We saw
He handed US the massage: 81 viii SEQ
!, She Vas a Say g and Visions Of $
lfeIt what a y ice time We you'd have ~
Z We asked our5afr!end Campbell to 20
With 4s, and We start ed. . q, !,
code Of etiquette, and We couldn't figure
cut whethci.#ft were best to eat some
Thing before run chances q eatehins
'rlrn the clouds lowered. D. 5 81
We though. u would ,raln eyerfX mt.-s
Often have re been pointed out as the
fellow who la eked sense enpuEh to go III
out ''of tie rain. and we 8didJn't want ~.
90 happen in New York forni,1se Herald
soj'we went over to x Wana:na l<er,'s 10
set a s2.as hist.
g 4. We sshh shall ws sag
Well. don't want to SIT in the parlor
md starve to death, and lean i te!! her
In, hungry. for that ain't according US
& ~ raised the new umbrella and went
ever to Child s. lt
II was and we had II o get to- seven
Geo h 81 S u .S5,
B We ordered a coffee and some sinkers,
ard John chose IA stcak X. 81 IS
ward 7:45 when be teak came, ! z,
as"Do you thipk We'll get there by n '''
flrnttcred y I'm between stea rs. AZ IS 4,
@ Not thinkipg SO, we lookes O Y no
rain in silence.
At 500 NC again stood on Rroadway;
sss A poor woman in a picture hat aDd
French heels appeared before us ana sa al!!
she was starving to death amid plenty
would we help her along? 81 e E.aly ), y. hsf
a ctreet "a r. fare. ard nonchalestly4 suE- Fl
aested that the street en- rs u ight llclp
her a Long be ter than We cou!d q. \, s
VI We had been to New YORK before, w
And tho rain had stopped,
,d Mox n wa 8, "a
And tye walked ON TO Union sa llare IN S
our chase 4 o overt Ike q o,clOclS. s3
On the ;carne Of ljnlonE SQUARE NC met y
Cons IN g my flat, he sale. and We
IN; - ss s! cen II Street and West With,
lave to his flat In Harlem. q ri #
(To be continually
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SOLICITORS & statesmen.

Statesmen ON COM
mission to carry three complies OF a
mans shoe to retalljat $l5J;gstate terri,
tory and experience. reference. etc;
ready sellers Gveryw hecr THE mo
f SHOE FACTORY, Baltimore. Md.
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WANTED, At ONCE, SOFT STONE
cutters; highest wages; a lso a few era n
tie cutters. 5 a NEIT11ERWOOD,b Nine
5teenth and Dock Streets. sl
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WANTED, ExPERIENCFnGC OOK2AND
house girl; good wages. RS j. CANS,
4 Barton Avenue and Battery Street, Bar
ton Heights.
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WANTED, POSITION AS COVERINGS.
companion or secretary; efel ences given
and required. Address M.ss ROLAND
SHELTON, Old Sparta N G..
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FOR SALE.

TO {sD1,1, CHEAT. FOR
cash. BY parties leaving. he city, ore
Handsome Dresser e and Washstaiid. ono
Ice Chest one. /. Oak Hal aack.. two
+ Drussscts, one lot Of Mating, Apply 10
81 RICHARDSON & ctTiAPPlELL. Storage
8sDcrnrtmcnt, SOL w. Main. 5i# & sl7stt5l 4
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FIFTEEN MALE; r,EACfiiIRs WANTED
at once fol-. principals OF graded schools.
In Virginia, paying $50, $50 and $50 a
mouth. address t.. e. WORRELL,
Manager. Southern Teachers Agency,
Roanolte. Va. -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED, n no Il SELL STORE HOUSE
and Stock OF general merchandise: nice,
husiness. situated In the famous h. ght
tobacco belt of 56 Granville county n.
q c.; will give discount and other advan-l
tages. Address MERCHANT, care this
$i&ofnce. II Is " " yj3
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a LARGE sCOLLECTION OF ORIGINAL
lO17 Semmes Street, Manchester Va.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

II STILL. HAVE NICE LINE OF
Grocery Wagons and Single Trucks, all
x Richmond made. 1t will pay you to get
my prices.$fB. C. BRISTOIv. 10 South
n Fifteenth Street Az ss
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CAN ACCOMMODATE GG S'rLiSM EN- :;
boarders In two large front rooms, VIZ
East Grace. Phone 1851. NJ
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WANTED, POSITION AS FLA CHER IN
( school or private family; can teach
Music. English, Ma thema TICS. Stenosra-
to '"GOVERNESS,'' care this Office.
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SITUATION WANTED. Female

WANTED-A N ExPsERI#E NC E D
teacher. graduate Of Woman's college,
Richmond, Va, desires position to
teach; qualiticat lions; English. Latin,
Fl French, Mathematics. Literature, His,
z tory and Music; references given. -Ad-
dress n. ss LYNDA ANDERTON,f Sa a
N lllda Va.