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just twice that sum, and do lots of
troublesome things besides. You'll
warn the shops not 10 trust me9 You
dare not you haven't the spunk
aud if you had it, you've too much
pride. You can't catch an old
biid with chat. You can't frighten
ne You'd better 20 and tell
Madame Folly not 10 trust me
sn' s"'rg la get my spring bonnet
90 sc Size let me make my selec
ton vested ". ihough she don't
h'sr her pemug i.,f week yet
/ aaye PICKED uut peifeci love
The very finest real chip with per
fccu, ne~ kiml 81 thinning
twsh'y $50 dollars, and owe her
fpfY nov. She'd be very civil TO
you. I've 40 doubt, if you were ~
90 there anh warn her that you
would pa no debts of my con
llacung," and she'd be just as aDx
ipus To get me ON her books for =
dozen umcs that amount Rashei
my love, yOu are not match iur
The female sex. and you ought Ia
Le aware OF II. You wish 10 good
ness YOU never had been a match
for one OF them There il cuines
again what a heartless creature
you are, Rasher ! not only To- tell
the wife of your bosom and the mo
Their OF your children that you wish
you had never married her. but
TO be guilty Of conveying lha, in
formation in pun. jesting about
what should wiring tears from yonr
eyes. You had better pun than
swear1 Well, if you were not brute
you wouldn't do either, just because
your wife wanted some spending
money Don't try To put your arm
around me, always did hate it,
even when we were counting. and |
know you never do IL now except
I" smooth over some CT your out
rage0us conduct Getting fattef
every DIV ? nonsense am not
'i7mg any such thing Y,u ,hnlk
oi having me exhibited at Bunnel's
- The Fal Woman, il cause YOU
I" fail through 10Y extravaganct: +?
X shsr !you have nOlhing bur vul-
ger thoughts in your mind, from
one day TO another; and, IN my
Opihiun. tbs all caused by your
c"nstAni contact with pork. Per.
haps j. is the same thing that makes
you SO uleaginous And what is
that something horribly low, / am
sure, or you wouldn't make use of
it Pretty morning. dress ? / am
aware of that. You are Just trying
to change the subject, and slip out
Of this chamber without giving me
what 1 asked for. I'd rather have
the the cash than any quantity of
compliments. You haven't got it?
That is always the story.
tZo BE- eonkinMral
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HorsantOWn & KinSEoOd Railroad
Time Table No. O.

IN EFFECT $3.50 a. NJ. OCT. IS. 1ooa
All Trains Daily Except Sunday
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I. Stop only on signal. or notice to Con
ductor r X. BRETT GeneraIMansger.
The West Virginia Northern Time
Schedule.
IN EFFECT NOV. a. 1909.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-05-26
sale.

The following machinery all rebuilt re.
paired reprinted tested and warranted in
COON running order: { Russell and GAR
Scott 10 h.p. traction engines, Russell and
frlck p. fractions. Russell 10 10 "a
MP Compound traction. {. &C. Coooer
- Il p traction, Russell Compound rs no
~ mp. portable, almost new. i McNamar
portable "a TO ~ hip, Redman station.
AIRY engine (no boiler) as hip. price $foo. a
medium Saw'mills. Russells rake. practf.
caiiy same as new mills with or without
saws. one 81 Diston inserted saw. new. s7r
l 20 mp. portable engine Russell make with
a Geissr Saw-mili. both right hand e. I'm
serted saw. 3 head blocks, all complete.
engine and mill oyerhauled, price, as IN is.
$3.50 This rig is practically new having RIM
only years. A few good second hand
thrssners at factory as well as several sec.
ono hand Traction Engines, Massillon
ono We are general agents for sale OF
kusseifs machinery. we buy. sell. and
trade Tor second hand Boilers Engines and
Saw-milis Write us your wants.
w NJ. KINcAID.
Cameron. WA
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a. m for The West.
No. connects with B. & o. No. 4osts.ss
p m. for the East $50
- & y No. s. at s.ss .. m. for the West
70 connects with D. 4 o. Nos. 3 and g.
II HANsr. Philadelphia. Pa.
J l.. DAVIS.
Kingwood, Gen, Manager.
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Mrs. RASHER'S
|CURTAIh LECTURES"
WANTS MORE MONEY TO SPEND AND
MAKES ~ VERY WARM
Fox RASHER.
Her Tongue Is highii-r Tbaua Nwotd
ana She Laws Down the Law To the
ola Man.
NUMBER SIXTEEN

| never scold, Mr.. Rasher II
express my mind abont anything,
you begiu to talk about .curts,n
lectures" aud all that kind of Wi.
gar stuff. Men have fairly worn
out their Own tongues talking about
women's tongues, yet I've got to
live TO see the day when mau adj
mirei a quiet woman. You alws, 5
see them running after the ziIliest
charlottesville faster they can
talk, and the more foolish things
they can say, the better they like
'em--always provided it amt their
own wife
1t is only last night, at Mrs. Vel
low Docks you was perfectly infat,
uated with that Mrs. Giggle, that
we women despise. had TO laugh
in my sleeves, to see how you stuck
by her side the whole evening.
Jealous not bit of 1t. Me and
Grimace were watching you, and
and enjoying ourselves very much.
Grimace told me II was surprising
TO see a man with such wife as
| you had interested in that silly lille
widow. You were charmed with her
good nature1 l presume so. You'd
rather have somebody with an cter
nal smile on their face. than To hear
the wIttest things SAID in a cutting
way. The fact is, Rasher, you are
not judge ot female sex; they can
pull the wool over your eyes with
out the least difficulty. You pre-
sumo am as well aware of lhAl
weakness as any one? oh, nov
don't be getting sharp. It ain, he
coming in you ! Give me the
money | ask for, that is all | want
of you. OF course it is all ever
want OF you. Men were made to
earn money, and women to spend
it. If it wasn't for your money.
making faculty don't know what
you'd be, my dear You are nei-
ther politician, nor an office seeker
nor even a deacon in your own
church, and you can't even drink
toast like some men; you amt
handsome, and never can have any
manners; blu, people respect your
money, and put up with all your
deficiencies. was telling Mrs.
Allen Affair how much / admired
her husband and she said she'd
"swap" any day, Mr.. Rasher dress
eel me So beautifully. All OF our
set, that have TO tease anil tease
when they get new things, are en-
vious of me. They krow / never
ask twice when you have got it,
anu mat you are usually reasonable
about pin. money. / suppose it is
because you know Tn have it, by
hook or crook, aud you might as
first as lass. My gracious don't
know what I should do if vas
obliged &" submit t. hat some Of
my friends have to put up with. Beg
ging for what they need, as humble
as the crossing sweepers, with there
"Please give me penny, sir !"
want a couple of hundred dol
lars. I've been wanting it a week,
and il IS extremely Inconvenient
for me to wait any longer. 'Snub-
bing you amt just the way to put
you in the humor for giving it to
me. Stumbling you ! What on
earth were you made so little for,
1
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STATIONS. EAST. No.Is Nc -
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IN EFFECT NOV. q. 1909.
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COAL, WOOD AND ICE.

USE RICHMOND CEDAR WORKS
Kindllng for summer cookinR; the
quickest and best fuel. Now have q
Il a. y ,f2 81 3 d
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q SEALED PROPOSALS.
LOUISA COUNTY BONDS

BIDS TO PURCHASE SUCH. BONDS
10 lie aggregate amount of $1,000 or more 7, r
viii be received at Louisa, Va, until u
O'clock noon Of SATURDAY, October 4.
1904, for the whole Of such issue and any
parts thereof. s.
The bonds will be in denominations Of
500 CHI, principal, issued las the money l1as,
orderNof Board OF Supervisors Of said
county OF date September 3, l9N, an .9o "a y,
each Ja ,s yw H.. ee sro.
vision IN ssucl, bond as may fall duo over
date the 81 SAD &c s9u s,E.
charge a ii such bonds twenty years after
st. 1 %ond w'tn ser rste s. e9pq per
cent. per annun,Ifrom date Ct such bond,
payable annually on .he v lst de ~ o. Jan.
such bonds shall RENAL In outstanding and
unpad beginning witt, Jannary lst; d 1s91
viii lie made known on October lst, lgA
Privilege OF rejecting any and all BIDS
for said bonds isi reserved.
~ go 49, w. n. MEADE, Chairman,
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COMMERCIAL LAW COURSE.
RICHMOND college.

Next session opens September 2od.
Thorough instruction In ancient and mod
ern languages. pure and applied sciences,
history, philosophy and law. In septem.
her, 1904. new courses In free hand and
mechanical drawing and in practical me-
chanics and electricity will be opened. Ex-
cellcnt laboratories In physics chemistry.
biology, psychology, mechanics and draw
Ing. Special attention is called TO the fact
that full professors teach tho lowest as
well as the highest college classes. Stu
dents ut entrance usually take flrHt-Srcar
Latin. English. Mathtolatlcs and History.
They therefore have as their teachers
Professors w. L. Foushee, F. g. Wood
ward. r. E. Gaines and s. G. Mitchell.
For catalogue and information, address
Pres. r. w. soatwright, Rlchnond,Va
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SCHOOLS.
.ILAW SCHOOL,.

4 The school OF law In Richmond College
offers thorough professional training at
moderate cost. Professors are Roger
Gregory. III. b: Ernest M Long. LIZ 4;
year amount to $3.50. Session begins
September 22d.
COMMERCIAL LAW COURSE.
Many young men who look forward to
careers II, commercial pursuits Wish 2
knowledge Of business law, and for these
tho College Law School will hereafter
offer one.year course In Commercial !
LAW The subjects embraced II, this
cotirEe are the Law Of Domestic Relations
Contracts, Admir1istratio ton OF Wills, N :
surarce. Negotiable Instruments and Cor
norattons. Fee for entire course $50 Cost
OF Textbooks about S6. Glass hours after
4:3o p. M.
For catalogue and information, address
any Of the professors, or
President +. w. BOATNR1GHT.
Richmond, Va.
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Commonwealth OF virginia.
ai-f--. !. 'tt .tE nff1 "a Of @-tS.ltgt5 it5 ~
Superintendent OF Public; Printing,

n su,perintendent Of Public Printing,
l7.'5 Richmond. ya,,;sept' rs; 1901 l.,
'ceiye sd at THis oFFIcE, Until 1s NJ. .sot
B TUESDAY. September Y 1921. for. ne ne
ori'e year from October !, 1904. 4,
4 sf'PrlJ3ted schedules showing In detail
the ciassif1catlons, win be furnished on
4 application to the bidders, on which all
Contractors will be required to enter
into bond with security, to be approved
thvssNthe Secretary OF the Comiponwealth,
fGorgth PROMPT and faithful execution
4 OF their contracts 81 .
The right is reserved OF rejecting any
or ali, bids; and the work will be award
+ ed in such dots or portions as the super
& intendent may deem propar : 7, I,
Z. 5ls ". H. O'BANNON. -
Superintendent OF Public Printing,
sept l6-esd-6t
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FRANKLIN, r., 317--WANTED. EN-,
ant for parlor floor Of four rooms and
bath; also basement floor with Kitchen.
possession. {as X si4s 3.at
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Neo1iro'8
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,

OPP MONROE PARK, RICHMOND, VA
FORTIETl1 SESSION OF nine months. Sept,
Il to June II. Thorough preparation for UNI,
and tMilitary Academies. Primary department
for small boys, with separate instructors:
study hall. al1n recitation rooms. Number 81
boarders strictly limited. The Principal Will
be 1t home, & N. Belvidere ST. after Sept
5. For full Information as TO terms. system.
Observation-Disclosures COLLEGE RECORD
since 1851, see to-pase catalogue at book and
drug stores, or BY mail upon app,lSation,, TO
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5.4s ~ l-ssr IN ~.
LADIES, SPECIALS. 81

."oUTINGs" ARE GOING FAST. WE
have the choicest patterns close re-
semblance to flannel. 1914 and 15c.; some
8 at zoe. PEMBERTON.# PRICE q co.
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BOARDING ING.

EIGHTH ST., N. bie-NlCELY FUR
nishet, comfortable roons;t good ia bic;
permanent and transient boarders;
terms reasonable. rgi u
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WANTED, a GENTLlINlAS's COMB
nation horse. about sixteen NOS. ,Ad-
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Improving Courtroom.

4 The court room, OF the Supreme Court
of Appeals OF Virginia has been. denuded
of its portraits and presents bare and
lions are being made for. kalsomn'ng the
court room, the clerks Offices and fltns9
room and the jud ges conference room,
All8theee will be given n light green tint
with facngs OF white, and will be greatly
improved. al
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WANTED. no EMPLOY STEADY AND
competent young men. who have had at a.
least two or three years experience III
printing offices, to learn to operate Limp
typo and Simplex machines ut night;
steudy work and frst.class pay; state
nge and experience and send references
THE NICHE COMPANY. Law Pub-
fishers, Charlottesville. Va.
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pll rtfTH n4,sgg -
I4N4THE CLERK OFFICE OF.THE
! sCIRCUIT5COURTHO OF. THE. COUNTY
OFgGOOCHLAND& ON THE 18TH DAY.
OF AUG UST, 1904
Matte NJ Carter. Guardian OF Charles
e meth Mccoy Garter, infants under the
gai1lst
cha rles d, Carter and others. Defendant.
4 The object Of this suit Is to obtain a
sale Of the tract Of land OF 1873 acres. near
Rockets. in the county Of Gonchland, Va,
of which Charles d. Carter. dec d.. died
seized and possessed. for the benefit OF
"a I'D in ia nts. 81 his heirs at law.
And an affidavit having been ma de and
filed that the defendants. Cleveland Pleas.
ants, Harry Peasants. Carter Peasants.
Florence Peasants and Lizzie Pleasants.l
are not residents OF the State OF Virginia
and that a ges md residence ef Saliie 10y,
ali, Mollie Loyal, Susie Loyal. Edward
Loyal, 1Brun Loyal and Carter Loyal are
not known, lis ordered that they do ap-
pear here within fifteen days after due
publication hereof, and do what may be
necessa nv to protect their interest In this
s,Iit. And ut Is further ordered that
conv hereof, be published once n week
Tor. four weeks in The Times-D Dispatch OF
the city OF Richmond, and that copy
be posted at the front door OF the court.
house OF this county on the first day or
the next term OF the Circuit Court.
n go & q s MOSES T. MoNTER1o. Clerk,
A.i X. e, D. Fl. Leake, p. q, IN.
aug ,?6-1aw-4w
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i, LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-A FOX TERRIER PUPPY.
about three months old, white Will, spot
on head, back and rurip 500 reward
If returned to 40S w. Clay Street.
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FALL STOCK OF BOYS AND GENTS.
1 Shoes just opened in all styles and
feathers, at sPENCE's. 61s East Broad
Street.
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CHARLES u WILLIAMS, sATTOREEY
10, Chamber Of Commerce Building.
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ASK FOR RussELLB 8 ANTI ROACH
Powder: positively destroys water bugs
viii ia mailed on receipt 'of price by w.
FEANES, Twer,ty.ffth and Leigh. S
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--------------------------------r--
HELP--MALE AND FEE MALE.


SERVANTS WANTED AMONG SOME
Of the best wh!te families In this city;
good wages paid for the right persons.
We have applications for large nun-
her Of cooks who can furnish good refer
ences, house girls and nurses for the
city. Apply at once to THE NEGRO
LABOR & EMPLOYMENT,fA AGE
b28 E. Broad Street fsecond hoor). Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

LARGE SELECTION or LATEST
style Ties--shades. shapes and prices to
suit. every one. Call while stock Ia COM
Y plete. MUSCOE H. C1ARNETT,5 Eighth
and Main Streets
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I WANT TO BUY AN ESTABLISHED
I store on a good business location. Cnll
or write 10 HENRY SCHWARTZ, No.
Il COS r. Broad Street, city i
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WANTED, YOUR TRUNK REPAIRING.
RICHMOND TRUNK NFG IN. 5N
Brook Avenue. Phone 8ss
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SUIT CASES TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
prices from t1:oo up, at sPENCE -
TRUNK STORE.
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FOR 8SALE-WAI.NUr FOLDING BED,
4 some Minorca Chickens, cheap; n2 South
Laurel Street.
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BIG FRIGHT
IN EUROPE.
Cotton Corner iilaAmcfica6 Causcs
Great Alarm Among
Foreigners.
WILL PRODUCE OWN CROPS
------.
Decide to Rely No Further Than
Is Absolutely Necessary Upon
Product From This Side.
WILL PRODUCE OWN CROPS.
.(By Associated Press. )

IS WASHINGTON. Sept. l5.-Thc recent
great cotton corner III America appar.
entity has caused a permanent fright III
manufacturing nations have set them
selves to the task of producing their own
cotton and relying no further than absc.
zlutely4 necessary upon the American pro-
duct. Consnl-Gencra1 Skinner. at Mar.
settles, Is tho last OF several consular Of
ncers in Europe to call attention to this
important movement, which he. docs Ii,
the shape Of a special report. published
by the Department OF Commerce and La.
Dor. He says that an association has been
formed in France for the purpose OF
arousing public opinion and securing sup
port for the projected development OF
the French colonial cotton fields This
association has visited all the CONNER
cial cities and has pointed to tile danger
Of cutting off OF American cotton supply
by consumption OF the entire cotton crop
in the United States. which now produces
rs per cent OF the worlds cotton. The
association Is seeking particularly to de-
yelop3 cotton culture IN. Soldan. Dahomey
and madagascar French colonies believed
to be especially adapted to&thc growth OF
cotton AZ 5t -
Cotton Report.
The cotton report OF the Census Bu-
reau issued o-day shows a total Of 800. u
414 commercial bales pressed at the Rin-j3
4neries glnned from the growth OF 190i.
prior 10 September 1st. against a total
OF 1857 commercial bales In the CORE.
spending period Of last year The re-
port shows 1867 ginneries operated this.
season prior&to September 1st. while the
number operated TO the corresponding
date In 1909 YEAS 2.l7s. The report points
ont that In comparing the statistics of
the two years. due allowance must DO
made for the different conditions Of ths !
two seasons. The total commercial bales.
which would number but a74,s21 II the
round bales we're counted as half bales.
comprise 35S.7a6 square bales 81 ISL round
bales and 43l sea island crop bales.
Tho report will be followed BIS flSn
Others. showing the quantity OF cotton /
ginncd from tho growth Of 1904. to Oc-
tobcr 18th. to November 14tt. to Decem-
Der 18th. 20 January 18th and TO the tcn'l
Of the seas son. Wy g. I
THE final report will give the quantity
OF cotton ginned during the entire sea sonF
and will Include also the quantity Of lin
tiers obtained by the cotton seed Il oll
mills frcm re ginning cotton seed Of this
years growthaHS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

WATCHES CLEANED GOOD SHAPE
warranted two years, SOC. NUDD, 222
East Broad. ~
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FAMILIES LEAVING THE
cIfv Far The sutl1ner1 Is know that tl1ey
cal, BE supplied ~ US while away With
u meats and everything else CONTAINED in
4 a market. BRAUERs. 8 East Broad
Street +,
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FOR SALE:

FOR SALE-A 3 SMALL. Ks HERD OF
Mich Goats. fire stock, or will sell
singly. Apply to II. r.. MATTHEW'S,
XXI Rio Vista (Wes Hampton scars.)
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SUFFERERS FROM CHIL1s
and aeue to try Bona.fdet Chill cure;
never falls; three boxes .g,aranteeu 70
cure or money refunded; ma,leq l, RYE RYE
T RIDGE, soutleast corner Brook Avenue
{ and Clay Street, Richmond, Va
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HELP WANTED Female.

WA MI E D, FOUR EEAPERlENC Need
white girl mattresses; first-class hotel
4 Apply HOTEL EI1WOOD, High Point
f n C. 73ae t.tsEH t5tt ~ 81 t47f&a el193HE
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Alexander Moore lost a fne horse
the other night IT was accidentally Kill
"a nv an electric car on the Fonttcello
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A GOOD UMBRELLA FOR NAN, OR
PEMBERTON, PRICE g. CO.
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NOTICE.

KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL AND SAVE
headaches by getting one Of those Feath-
erweight Derby Hats TO be had only at
MUSCOE H. 81 C1ARNETT'S, .if corner
& Eighth and Main Streets.
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FOR sALE-COME AND EXAMI NE My
Double and Single Trucks and Grocery
Wagons; you will save time and money.
u. G. BRlSTONY. 10 S. Fifteenth Street.
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Y = 80 MOSES T. MoNTERIO. Clerk.
K.- a.. H. II. SLeake, p. a. IN.
aug 26-1aw-4w n. FIJI
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SITUATION 3WANTED-Male

WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN, "a PLACE
in some office or store, where he can
make himself useful; willing to start
on a small salary: best city references.
j. c. r., care this office. & .6
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SHOE REPAIRING ! SPECIAL

SHOE REPAIRING sIP E5CIsA L-FoR
week ending Sept. 17th.-Cut out this
give the following cash discount: 76o.
mems halfsoles, Doc. soc. ladies', half
soles 40c.; 40c.l childrcn's halfsoles. Csc.
No red lea Their soles, only the hest
lea Their nade--"Rock Oak" Every par
stitched on electric stitcher; no ripping.
no squeaking. no nails to tear the socks,
Rubber Heels, 35c. net. Our own make
sewed Working Shoes. pllable " and
FACTORY, 7l6 e. Main street. Phone
2667. FL +
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: HELP W.ANTED--Male.

cLERK-wANTED. YOUNG MAN
willing to start on moderate salary as
having some knowledge In photography
and the fine arts preferred. Call at THE
CRAIG ART CO.. lis e. Broad Street.
sA1,rsN1A a NTED, SALESMAN,
already engaged in travelling. to sell
Lnseed Oil and Paints as side line IN
virginias and Southern States; no sam
pies needed. Address Box e33, Rich-
inond. Va.
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RECENTLY To-
Gated in the city, sowing for children,
dresses and Infants outfits a. specially;
would accept position as housek eeper
for wiiowcr. Address ~. care this Office
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WATCH SPRINGS, b0C., GUARANTEED;
two years best work. NUDD, ~ East
x Broad. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

WANTED, FOR u. 8. ARNiY-ABLE:.
bodied unmarried men, between ages Of
ii and IS. citizens OF United States OF
can sneak. read and write Engllsh. For
Information apply TO RECRUITING Of
FiCER, 10 e. Broad ST.. Richmond, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

TWENTY YOUNG MEN no
1on the NJ o. N; good money and posi-.
tion. Address NJ. Q. N, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

BY TRAVELING. SALES.
man. viii, established trade In South
west Virginia and West Virginia, manu-
features ]inofpants and ovcralls. strictly
on commission: can command the eust-
mess. III HUSTLER, care this oHce.EaSss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

WANTED. WHITE TEACHER WITH
flrst-gradc certificate, to teach public
school. Address W. w. BAUklI, Clerk,
4 Spring Grove, Va. X, n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

WANTED, A GOOD RELIABLE BOY
Address 5ELECTRICl1'Y, care this office.