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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25
POLICE COURT
DOINGS
Bold, Bad Negro is Before the Mayor
for Snatchng a Purse From thet
Hands of a Lady

Miss Rosa Worthington, a young
lady whose home is at Columbus,
Miss, and who is in the city taking
subscriptions for magazine, while
passing the park on Washington Ave.
had the purse snatched from her
hands by a negro who after snatch
ing it made off across the park in a
dead run with Miss Worthington af-
ter him.
Mr.. George Hunt and Will Hay
craft, who were in the park were
attracted by her cries and the sight
took up the chase and finally sue
ceeded in running down the negro
who proved to be Walker Gannison
and who claimed to live at Winter.
vile, Miss.
Mr. Robt. Wynn, who also helped
10 capture the thief broke his hand
in striking him.
He is tough looking customer and
when asked why he snatched the
purse said he wanted some money.
Pink Jackson, a young but bad man
came up before the mayor this morn.
ing on two charges, one for assault
and battery on a woman named Pinl
Jones and another charge of tres.
pass in which he entered a house
twice after six o'clock in the morn
ing.
The mayor cut his capers short a
feast few days with a fine of s.
dollars and thirty days.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25

INSPECTOR
Visits the City and is Questioned in
Regard to the Free Delivery I'm
provements Promised

Post O. .ce Inspector Charlie Fitz-
gerald spent Washington's birthday
in the city A reporter of the Times
cornered the inspector at the Cowan
and after reminding the big-hearted
Inspector of its being the birthday of
the father of our country, the boy who
never told fib, proceeded to buzz
him on the extension of our city mail
service. You promised the city ad-
ditional carriers when the streets were
named, houses numbered and side
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25

walks built and the first two has been
sompleted and the last has been start
ed and will be finished before another
Washington birthday.
eyes l did promise them" said the
Inspector, 'and you shall have then
and the work of getting it through
will start today and be in action by
the time the sidewalks are down,
and the way he said it showed con
ctusively that he had the day in mine
when he was talking.
This means to the city at least two
more carriers and the extension o
our mail service on the other side o
the Southern railroad
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25

to the soda water drinkers of this
and the adjoining cities For the last
eight years he has been employed by
the Greenville Ice and Coal company
and the Delta Manufacturing Compa-
ny, and during that time he has CIV
en- universal satisfaction. And his
only reason today of giving up his
present position is to enter into bust
ness for himself and earn larger prof
its for his own efforts.
The new plant will be in operation
about March 10. Everything used
for the manufacture of different drinks
will be new and of the latest design
IT is Mr. Miller's intention of placing
before the trade this season several
new and pleasant drinks which car
only be produced by scientific carbon
ating. These drinks will surely prove
sellers to the firms who handle then
and those dealers who place theil
orders early for the beverages of thi:
company will no doubt find before
the summer is over that their earl,
move was wise one.
The new plant will be located OF
the corner OF Campbell and Harve,
streets.
Mr.. Chas. Halter, who has been il
the Eastern markets with Mr.. Erie
berg, selecting his spring goods vii
return home next week The increas
ing business of his store now demand
almost his entire attention and to leav
for any length of time is out of til
question. Mr.. Halter, to give the pee
pie an idea of the new spring good
has displayed some in his window.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25
A RESPECTFUL PROTEST.

In view of the fact that it has been
publicly announced that there viii
be an exhibition of Jack Rabbit races
tomorrow Sunday afternoon, and
that the general public has been in
vited to be present and witness the
same, we the undersigned pastors of
the city feel constrained by an i'm
perative sense of duty to enter a
strong and vigorous protest, against
this fragrant and outrageous violation
of the sanctity of the Christian Sab
both.
While we have no desire to be Pur-
itanical or righteous overmuch, We
Continued on fifth page
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25

The effects of such a blizzard and
long continued cold weather as we
have endured is very trying on the
aged or weak, and many deathes have
been recorded which might be direct
ly traced to the severe weather as
first cause This has ben espec-
icially noticeable in large Southern cit
les. A New Orlean daily paper OF
the 2Ist publishes no less than three
columns of death notiCes-probably
breaking the records of published
deaths in that city during any one
day, unless during the yellow fever
epidemic of the times now happily
past
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25
OF
BUSINESS
Aiken and Drugger Purchase the
Blacksmith and Woodworking
Business of A. S. Olin

The success of any business largely
depends upon the intelligence, push
and personal magnetism of the men
who are behind it. The assertion has
been fully demonstrated in this city
in the last few weeks by Messrs. Ak
en- and Drugger, who bought out the
blacksmith and woodworking business
of Mr.. A. S. Olin on Walnut street
and from the day they took charge
they have been croweded and kept
busy with all kinds of work in their
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25
WASHINGTON'S
BIRTHDAY
Fittingly Observed by the Students
of the Archer Public School by
Appropriate Exercises


The birthday of the father of his
country was fttingly celebrated on
Friday the 24th by elaborate and
beautiful exercises at the Archer
school.
The main hall was decorated with
portraits of Washington and hung
with American flags, commodius
stage draped with bunting was arrang
ed, and on it the exercises took place
First on the program was drill and
song by the second grade. The small
men and women were beautifully
dressed in colonial costumes, and each
carried flag. A spirited patriotic
song accompanied the graceful
drill, which was followed by short
speeches very cleverly delivered by
the little folks relating the many ex-
cellences of Washington, insisting
much on his rather negative virtue
of never having told lie. =
An evening scene at Mt Vernon
was next presented by the eleventh
grade, the young ladies and gentle
men who personated General and Mrs.
Washington and their guests being
beautifully dressed in colonial cos
tunes and discussing the events of
the time, in sprightly fashion.
a very striking and we'll conducted
military drill with wands followed,
performed by beautifully dressed girls
and the exercises closed with min
net admirably danced by the elder
| pupils Music was an attractive fea-
ture of the exercises, number OF
patriotic songs being sung in the in
tervals between the performances.
After the celebration was over the
large audience was invited to the up
per hall to inspect the examination
papers and work of various kinds
done by the pupils at the end of the
| winter session.
It is unfortunate that time anC
space and the number of remarkable
and excellent papers will not ALLOW
an opportunity to give to each separ
ate pupil the praise so justly due; bu
it must be said that in the examin
alton papers exhibited, the other clas
work. and the art work shown, dt
gree of excellence was displayed whic
must be even more gratifying to teach
ers and parents than it would be SUI
prising to those less interested.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25

Good sport is promised at the jack
rabbit hunt at the base ball park next
Sunday. The rabbits to be used are
claimed to be the genuine article that
Mark Twain has made famous. Their
home is in the sage-brush of the un-
tramelled western prairies, and grey
hound, cayote or express train IS not
in it with them when they get down
business. All the fastest dogs of
the city are requested to be present,
and fun is looked for The street rail-
way will be the hosts, and the affair
will be novel one.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25

VETERANS
Special Orders Issued to the Men,
bers of the Third Division by the
Commander


The following orders have been is
sued by Beigadier General Geo. NJ.
Helm, commanding the Third Dir
vision. United Confederate Veterans:
General Order No. 1.
In assuming command Of this bri-
gade l feel happily assured that the
various Camps composing the same
will promptly respond to and carry
out the resolution passed by the Di-
vision at Aberdeen, Ar Just 9th, 1904,
pledging the efforts of the various
Camps of the State 90 assist the Sons
of Veterans in r aiding a monument
to the women of the Confederacy.
General Robert Lowry, our gallant
and much loved commander, has ap-
pealed to his Division in this matter,
and only mention of our mothers,
wives and sweethearts IS necessary to
impel you to sustain your world wide
reputation for most gentle as we'll as
forceful chivalry. We all know that
our endurance of the hardships, and
the continuance of that unequal strug-
gle was due more to the women of
that day than to our own pluck and
valor
Collect your offerings and send 10
Hon. H. c. Sharkey, of Jackson,
Miss. who is hereby appointed treas
urer of this Brigade
BY order of
GEORGE NJ. HELM,
Brigadier General, Third Miss, Bri-
gade, u. c. "
w A. EVERMAN,
Assistant Adjt Genl. and Chief of
Staff.
Special Order No. 1.
The following appointments are
hereby made,and the comrades named
will be respected as such by members
of the Brigade.
Asst Adj. GenT 1t Col. w. A. Ev-
erman, Greenville, Miss.
Asst Ad Genl. Major w. F. Ran
dolph, Greenville, Miss.
/ Asst Ad. Gen. Major Don M.Dook-
cry, fernando, Miss
Judge Advocate Major L. L. Sykes,
Aberdeen, Miss.
Asst I. Genl. Major w E Hunt.
Greenville, Miss
Brigade Or. Mr. Major E. L, Sykes,
Aberdeen, Miss
Brigade Com. l. Major John Burrus
-R4aaisa hLiss.zs --zas-4z--.
Brigade Surgeon Major Dr. Al
Young, Oxford, Miss
Chief of Cavalry Major ]. w. How
ard, Aberdeen, Miss.
Surgeon Major G. c. Phillips, Lex
ington, Miss.
Aide de Camps, with rank of cap
tain:
w G. Stovall, Okolona, Miss.
Z. T Doutch, Macon, Miss.
> ]. G. Dupree, University of Miss.
N. R. Sledge, Como, Miss.
P. NJ. B. Waite, Senatobia, Miss
]. H. Robb, Greenvile, Miss.
BY order of
GEO. NJ. HELM.
n Brig Genl, Third Brigade
! w. A. EVERMAN,
6 Asst. A. Genl and Chief of STAFF
d North Mississippi papers pleas
/ copy.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25
A NEW
INDUSTRY
Bottling Works to be Added to the
List of New Industries of the City
Machinery is Ordered

Greenville is to have another new
enterprise. Already it has been Sc
cured and the contract let for the
building and machinery ordered.
The product the new company will
turn out will be carbonated bever-
ages.
Mr.. G. H. Miller, man with years
of ripe experience n the manufacture
of carbonated drinks is at the head
of the new enterprise.
Mr.. Miller needs no introduction
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25

Moike Hooligan, who said it was
Happy" yesterday but "Sorry" Hool-
igan this morning was UP before the
mayor this morning charged with
plain drunk and like his poor ancestor
got the worst of it for he got $5 and
costs instead of the price of brac-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25

Ar Sol Brill left the fore part of
this week for New York where he
goes to pick out and purchase his
spring line Of goods
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25

Cotton Mohairs, the popular spring
fabric for shirt waist skirts. See
them at Hafter's.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

. / beg to announce that be- .
. ginning with January 18th I =
. shall be in my office from the =
= first to the fifteenth of each =
= month only.
= DIR. P. KORNBLUM. 4
= y = = = = = = q = = 9 9 4
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25
SEE OUR WINDOWS

These prices are from the Ilth
to the 2lst of February
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25

All our goods are always marked in
plain figures, therefore. you are sure
of getting values as advertised. The
only One Price Store in GreenviIle.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25

This great combination gives you papers week
or papers month";, the of the nation, state,
city, home and fashion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
Dinner to Dr.. Green.
Especial TO The Times-DispntchA'

ESPECIAL 10 The Times DIS pntch.)
WELDON. N. c., August 16,-hr. A.
p. Wilson. general manager OF the Mp uh
island farms, on Tuesday gave COM
planetary dinner al: the farm house e'E'
to Or. /. E. Green, the occasion belnS
tho anniversary OF Dr. Green's birthday.
There we're 200 guests present lrlends
nof Dr. Green and Mr.. Wilson.
sIcbicf Cook Purnell PREPARED 1orA tns
j, I,T,,nsH WICK stew and roasted several flpe
shoats. The guests present were from
various sections OF Halifax and North
ampton counties. and not few were
from more distant points s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

I AM PWTING ON THE KELLY
Springfield Rubber Tire; you know what
they are without asking and a, TIE pri nno
will surprise you. b. c. BRlSTOW, 1Go0
East Franklin Street.
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McCuire's University School

OPP. MONROE PARK. RICHMOND. VA 81
Forty nrst Session Begins Sept. ID, ly1.
ncatIon" lthy7 and airy. Study halls ano
class roomu large. we'll lighted and we'll yenti-
Ia led. Sanitary arrangement recent an ea,c.d
Instructor Separate study hall and lns.rpc'.
tors for small boys Bo sa, prepared r = En-
SiTY' OF VA. 2 NJ. "A. and g b. A. degrees
and g NJ ~ and md, B. ~ A. dpom ma s 3. x.
devree. CORNELL UNIVE RslTY. ! u. 2: and
;. re s. i. degree; u. s. NAVAL, ACApEsMY.,.
graduate; UNIV COLI. OF MEDIC Nc" NJ
B.; VA. POLYTECHEIC, B. 8. nee. eas ).
~ Catalogue With complete Information OF BOOK
and drug stores or ~ mall. principal al = y.
Belvldero 81, after Sept: b.:
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RUNAWAY TRAIN,
Got Away On Mountain Craze
and Everything Wrecked.

Especial to The Times Dlspatcn''
SALISBURY. N. c., August la =
locomotive attached to a 1re's". ~
loaded w,thslumber and stone from .
aro,n,te Quarry near this city. became a1f'''
NINA - I, able to-day while coming ooWn
= rno,,ntn,n grade and ran away, wreck
ing t nee. e,rs Wlnecoff and Fireman Tay-
u En ,shn we're on the engine, jumpee IN
order 10 save their lives D a'., ~ IL
s slightly injured. The ran , GeTr sne .I
mountain was MADE '.. . g. ,vaI The dam
and was unusually e encoon.,iTderable.
aye toSthe cars was co"s'Hss' -
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NEW COMMANDANT.
Lieutenant Heaton, Just Back
From Philippines, Is Detailed.

ESPECIAL to Tho Times pispatch.)
N RALEIGH. n. c., August ls,-In ne war
Department has detailed new command
ant o, cadets for the North Carolina Ina
A, and NJ. College here. designating L1eu 'l
tenant w. g. Hcaton, Of Fort Myer' va va.
He belongs to tho Thirteenth Cavalry. but
served also for many years IN the lh u.
fnntry. AZ.
His regiment Ia. just now back f,om me
phiiinnlnes. where he saw conslderaols
active service being In several sam.
naipns. His mothers people were NORM
Carolinians BY the name OF Gillam. Wno
migrated from this state to 5efeors'a'
and from there to Iowa,
a; HIS father was an Englishman.
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..] k[0,l.Ll.JLE J!:)l,S SCHOOL FOR BOYS

n Pine, between Grace and FranKlln Streets.
Opens Tuesday, September goth. New pupil:
classified September 2tth School house VOL
fitted UP with modern rxtures-filtered water.
&c. Prepares boys for colleges and universities
Number limited to nifty. Catalogues at Book
stores. For further particulars address the
Principal. *,
Qsi1 ta Nts Ashland. Va
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS

FOR SALE, WAGONS TO SUIT YOU.
inE by RICHARDSON BROS. 613 Brook
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YOUR FORTUNE AND HOROSCOPE;
send date Of birth. sex asd twelve 2
cent stamps TO l.. N. SEVA, FOL Maple
street, Charlottesville, Va.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DIssoLUTIoN-THE &C Z PARTNER.
: ehin Of Noble e. Stowe, under the firm
nam name = Of The American Steam
sent August 18th, 1898. Mr.. R. 4. Stove
retiring and Mr. ", h ~ bo WE, sue &c
e Ell stll e be =" The American Steam Laun
dry, with Noble & Bowles as proprie.
tors. All debts due the forme r, concern m
III debts b due BY the former, concern
arr are a assumed by Noble & Bowles. The
American steam Laundry, 1907 West KS
Main Street. R!chm9nd Vs. 81 C;oKt 81 NJ "
BILE, W. II. BOWLEs, ProprleloEs.--..
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WANTED-UNIoN PLAsTERERs, $500
for s hours work: come .Jp reparr!e,d ioa 70
work, G. w. aCOOkSEY. 63l l. Street,
Sc. Washington, D. G.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

WHY. PAY. ONE DOLLAR AND ONE
dollar and half for room when you
can get MS good TOR 5oe; and one dollas
Main. All convenences, Strictly stag.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

Courses In liberal arts and In law lead
to tho degrees OF B. Alb, g.. M. A. and
LII B. Able faculty of specialists. SEES
sion begins September 2lst. Ask for
sketch OF the 8b6 alumni now resident IN
Richmond. Catalogues and full lnforma-
tlon furnished, by
81 . Richmond, Va.
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SITUATION WANTED. Female

\ VIRGlNlAN, A GRADUATE AND
experienccd wishes a position to teach
Latin French, German. English and
music; references. Address MISS
MARY S. BOYDEN, Brookeviile, Mont
gomery county, Md.
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PLANNING NEW
ERR i IN RALEIGH b | / G.
Business Men Getting Together
II. to Stir Things Up in State
Capital. .a@
APPEAL FOR PRISON BOUNDS
Confinement Co !. Telling Very Mitch
Upon Both sorrell and "a
Rogers.
APPEAL FOR PRISON BOUNDS
Special to Tho Times Dlspntch.)

as Especial to Tho Times Dispntch.)
RALElCH, N 81. August le.-'rho Ra.
leigh Merchants Association took de-
cidcd step. forwnrd last night, when the,
passed an order for charter to be BRO.
cured from the State and permanent quar-.
ters in the business section OF the cit,
were rented, with the Understanding tina.
the place will be kept open. salaried
officer being kept for the purpose. a
rating Of the consumers will be made
up at once, similar TO that OF the mer
chants, issued by tho mercantile genccs,
Or. Norwood @. Carroll and wife, Dr.
Della Dixon Carroll who lis a sister Of 4
Thomas Dixon, the famous author and
minister have purchased three-story
building Oh Fayetteville street, near the
Capitol and will remodel II and provide
handsome ONCE and residence quarters
on the second and third stories. Or.
Della Dixon Carroll Is the only lady ply
slcian In Raleigh.
The work OF rcmodeling the old Park
Hotel as a hotel for tourists Is to be re-
stunned now and pushed TO completion. so
that lt VIII be ready for travellers this
winter. t{'5
1NAUGURATE4N NEW ERA.
The Raleigh Chamber OF Commerce will
rcorganize within the next'fe days with
100 members. The chamber. In conjunc-
tlon with tho Industrial Club. formed re-
Gently by the younger business men Of
the city. proposes to lnaugurnte new
era OF business activity.
| A charter has been issued for the Cleve-
land Manufacturing Company. OF Cleve-
land. Rowan county. the purpose being
the making OF all kinds OF veneer and
thin timber. also excelsior. The capital
Ii $4,000, and the principal incorporation
rs lSincard 3. A.. Knox.
The appeal for prison bounds to be al
ilowed ~. Rowan Rogers and j. P. sor--t
ron serving six months for emhra Gerry
IN tie Gattis VS., K!lgo case. is the FIRST
TINT has ever come up to a Governor OF
this state. The last man who ever nan
"prison bounds" privileges In raleigh was
me late James Miller. who was sentence
10 thirty days In jail and 81, 900 me 1or
pnmblIng. The confinement is teliing veIy
much on both sorrell and Rogers, VINO 10
mn OK. sheriff OF the county,
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PERSONALS.

JOHANNA QUICK - INFORMATION
Quick. late OF New York City. W: NJ.
HOES Public Administrator OF New
York County, 119 Nassau Street. New
York City.
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CHIIDREN's WHITE sLIPPERs ONLY
DC at STEMS SHOE STORE. FIFTH
and Broad Streets. ss&.
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WA NTEn- POSITION AS CONTAIN
ion 10 lady in the country can sew
neatly; car be generally useful. Ad-
dress r, n, care this Office,
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Help WANTED-Female.

WANTED = sTENOGRAPHER TYPE
writer with some knowledge OF double
entry bookkeeplng:, must be rapid ma ma
refrrences, salary, $50; answer In own
handwriting Address Box Il. Chfton
Forge, Va
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ACCOMPLISHED MIDDLE AGED
lady will teach QoT, employmenU for
her board In some pleasant family the
coming winter; fine in music and
French. Address D. 227. care this Once
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The Valentine Museu m,
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
OPEN 10 "a. N. TO s p. II
ADMISSION. ;76C.
FREE ON SATURDAYS.
LEGAL NOTICE.

TO j. e.. OATES: You are hereby no.
t,aed that a tract Of land OF AZ acres
near ouoccas!n Road. located IN Brook brock
land Magisterial District, Henrlco coun,,
=. :. o. In your name. for delinquent
Ia xes, lcyies, Interest and costs due there-
on for tho year 1857, to the Common wcalth
An aIppliatlon for the purchase thereof 4
having been filed In this ohlce. ana y
appearing from the records !, the r t xan
ara further notified to appear here with
in four months from the date OF THIS
notice. and do what may be necessary f' ~
Gfven under my hand this 18th day OF
August. 1905. = 1uAnnr11
Clerk Circuit Court Of Henrico county,
aug III await -
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THE GLEBE SCHOOL
A1e 5West Grace Street,

'a4t 41S West ~ aso 4oS'N'''S'Ss'8 NJ XII
JyN1Us y LEIGH, Head lea 6 Master, sonoo,
vii baxin 'Wedn esday September 20, 1905,
Prepares for colleges and unverstics.
Primary department for small boys. Terms
entrance and ono half February ensuing,
For Information and catalogues apply to tho
head master. 2o2 w, Main Street. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
SITUATION WANTED-Malc

WANTED-PosIT1oN IN OFFICE BY
fairly good hand aud can give, very
best OF references: over one years ex-
perience In office work; salary to start start
$500 per week: wants place win so ~
care this Office
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SOME 500 $3.50 AND 800 NEGLIGEE
Shirts, sizes 16 to IS. for 76c; all stand
ard goods MUISCOE II. GARNETT.
Eighth and Main Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

WANTED--RY YOUNG LADY OF
experience. position as teacher in pri-
vate family: English branches. Latin
French, music and art references ex-
changed. Address Box b. Catharpin
Va
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wANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF
experience, position as teacher IN
private home; can teach English, Latin,
mathematics and music; small ch'oreI'
preferred; references given and nc
cured. Address MISS BOATWRlGHT,
New Canton. Va.