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The Washington times., 1905-08-13

to break into his room to learn the cause
of the s!ckening cdoT which spread all
through the house
The counts body was found nat on
the back and some feminine belonginKs
were scattered around. Empty wine
bottles. broken glasses and cOrl.s We're
also scattered ON tables and on the car
pet. a desk and every drawer in Tho
place had been rifed.
The police formed the opinion that the
nobleman had been killed for vabfcr~
but two weeks later Prof Murri, one
of the foremost physicians Of ItaIv.
father of Countess Bonmartint, like a
stern old Roman. walked 10 to the
magistrate who was conducting an in
vestigauon Of the crime and told him
that the murderer was his son. TuIIio
Murri. one of the most brilliant mem
bers Of the Bologna bar
Young MurIi was arrested in Sp,itzar-
land and brought back to italy. He
confessed having killed the count. bat
alleged seIf-defense
Did II for Lover
Further investigation brought out tbe
plot for numbering the nobIenlarl. a Mot
in which were implicated the countess.
her lover. Dr. Sccchi; her brother, TuIlfo
Murri; the Iuttcrs sweetheart. and DR..
Naldi
Dr. Naldi said that secchf was In love
with the countess and that she plotted
with him to poison her husband. That
scheme was abandoned and the other
plot hatched The countess obtained n
wax impression OF the lock of counts
apartment I'm Bologna, and on the even
ing Of August 26 Naldi and Murri let
themselves into H.
When the count entered Murri struck
him and held him powerIess. NaIdi.
with his surgical knowledge. struck
without bungiinE and drove his knife
into the counts juSular vein.
Rosa Ronett who had lured the
count home. was present at the murder
Naldi said that, being very poor, he
had agreed to help Murri for the cash
that he might fiud in che counts pock-
cts. The arrest of the countess follow
ed, and then the finding of much in
eliminating evidence in the house of
SeCCh
The FIVE accomplices were arrested.
but II took the police. two years to
piece together the case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
CAPTAIN FINNEY'S WILL.
The Eastern Shore Steamers
Frozen in the Ice.
Especial to The Times Dispatcll.,

a ONANCOCN, VA, Feb. 15.-The will OF
the late Captain !. Thomas l'inney has
been filed for prosatc in. tho Circuit
Court OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Captain Fin
hey was probably the richest man on the
Virginia Eastern Shore, being worth about
al aisl his home at Tnn me ~ viii
leaves his widow $4,000 III cash and four
farms valued at $4,000, 10 his grand
nephew, J.. T. Rogers, who was named
OF the Finneys was given Pitts Rogers
another granddaughter, was left Captain
I'inneE's interests In the wharf property
at Finney's. OIL OnancoclS Creek, which
has regular line OF steamers to Balti-
more. The heir has to pay TO Mrs. Fin
ney. an annual rent OF 500 w until her
death.
The church in Sluthpl Neck. Andrews
Chapel, where the deceased was a mem
\ Der, will receive $500 from tho estate.
Thomas kilman was left 500. The res
idue of the estate goes TO his legal heirs
gers, OF Finneys Wharf; John w Ro-
gers. OF onley; Charles Rogers. Of Mella;
q; Hopkins. OF onancook; Thomas S,
Hopkins. Of Tasley; Fred Hopkins, son
OF Spencer Hopkins, Of Boston: Oswald
T.. Hopkins, Of Leltches, Md; Edward y,
~. NAPLES, of Onancock: Jennings w.
Naples. nf Cape Charles, and Charles
NAPLES, Of Baltimore.
The ice md cold for the past month
have greatly impedcd traffic and business.
The steamer Maryland, of the Baltimore.
4 Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Com
pany. has been frozen UP at Finney's, OH
Eastern Shore, has been at Crisned,
hence no communication by steamer with
4 Baltimore. The greatest sufferer, though,
has been Chincoteague Island, For two
weeks the island was completely without
communication with the mainland, The
line OF steamers TO connect With the rail-
road AT Franklin City could not run, SO
10 Northern markets was greatly hin.
dered. Iundrds Of bushels and thousands
Of gallons of oysters have been recently
brought 10 Wishart's Point from Chin
colleague and hauled by wagon TO Blooms
town, a distance Of eight niles 10 con-
nect with the railroad,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
CITY BONDS SOLD.
Business Organizations to Com
binc Into Chamber Of Commerce.
fspnclal to The Times pIspat CT

Especial to Tue Times ID s1'atcnt =
GREENSBORO. NJ. c.. Feb. blast
night tho Board OF Aldermen. lin special
session, opened the bids for; $50. 900 worth
OF city bonds, and tho bid OF s Scot tSaldS
SStringfellow. of 3 Richmond. Va. was q e.
.cepted for'8the entire lot. nlie bonds
were sold at par, and the company's bid
for brokerage was 5.gI per cent. Of%thal
.onc-qLarter OF n million dollars wor tn Of
bonds sold there are 500 CO.. Wort u q
wa ter. works bonds 81. 900 q, street bonds
and $1,000 observer bOnds The bOnds are
to bear four per cent. Interest .y
I'll a large and representative gathering
of business men assembled at Hotel Gull
ford last night subject TO a ca II from the
industrial and 1mmig ton q ssocia ton 7,
tho Business Mems Association and the
Gate City Business Mems AssocatIon,%tO
take steps looking to the merging OF these.
three associations into chamber OF
commerce. The organisa ton Will be per-
fected at n meeting to be held next
Tuesday night. IS the purpose or the
who Will devote his entire time$to bus
mess and Industrial interests OF the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
1...Th / (: 4 { II; !
About own {, j
NBy3HARR VI TUCKER. 3S

l .5
B55 AZ Captaii, tVhltlock ,stroked his neros
minister's, he moved about 1,eryo -1i IN
lie 81 s' hsld lin in his hand An order--wfloi
no glanced over with q frown on liz IL
' Than 1 hs wiped OF Ms ehn, pulled dowa
minded nm rxesi Sergeant Werner to step forth.
81 sfsenns s aane awa M ar
4 aa ,ts y9 Ga yf eonno'sseurs on aAa
Mister Werner .besi tated he looked A.
his hands and sl,uffled his No, u shoes:
nos s se " sG aa soma an sas rs
Kraft 4und $catuffclin yes, no. 4. b.
1 the Captain Quietly ~ want five mem
With classic lore; mon who went to school
with Mike Angelo and them guys, and
who know, good hlngs when they see
them mon stump g tn h. kng =
3stnlwnrt# men, with calmness,9 Judgment h
and discretion, who will not hesitate TO
doathcirs duty when tho question Of Ions
disposed OF III the irregular order OF. things
! As laid down in#tho book Ii Of rules set
sforthsand promulgated ny ~ GA thy ls ISL
DO you fu9tay 81 zj 5Si
against the gun cas- 6 &. 81. SsF
i now zee from the heart out what you
want from tho outside in. on wan mot;
something's what no one In his, main ,sciscS (
would do. with the smiles a.,
(! he do Ills duty us settled down by doss
bookoi rules as put out wit the de G
lyon are pretty near n ght. Louis. anu J.
give more thannaai1Iy on ono
would think you had compr I, ioi.
yes. Now Sop have mo no, taking that way
"Ay.Sny. captajn.'.'3 said Won Louis. II 81
J"11lst tlien. and mark you my x man
ithero5ls Il partysof mere play folks head IA
ing this way. They are reported az com Il
ing III summer garb What mink We "
that? Here With the snow on the ground. 4,
on That beats meand 4, has, beat e h,s
herein provided that you 90 out With div
srs trusty men and stop these aor de-,
enough on TO head on the grip, and other
.malndles Characteristic q ~ the he Bs sunny
South.''. # sS5 III %s s VI . !,
Then thu doughty Sergeant and Elis
selected men went forth 70 save the show
people from The frlgid blasts Of ne
Sunny South. j5s5 Va 8tSs 5at5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
FIRE DAMAGE
IN PETERSBURG 4 t 4 {: B ].
Loss BY Smoke and 4 Water 70. e
Furniture Com
pany.
q REFoRMAToRY FOR GIRLS
Entertainment BY the s.. Daughters
Of Liberty NJ ar
riages.
a EFoRMAToRY FOR GIRLS
tsnecial q Tho Times-Disnatcl,.

(SneCial
PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 15.-Fi i've huii-
hrcd dollars is about tho amount OF Dam
are TO Tho building of8the PctersbuE eur eur
5@nlturo Company. caused by last night
3 fire. Damage to tho large stock, prin-
& clpally BY smoke and water. Is estimated
I at several thousand dollars. The losses
arc covered by insurance. The 3bcflancc
discovery OF smoke issuing from q sec
4 ,o,ttd story window of tho store, and the
,,romnt response OF the department, pre-
vented what would very likely have peeh
\ q. most destructive fire, as the PetorsDurg
Il FURNITURE Company is located in the
midst Of a long block of big stores on
lower Sycamore Street. X. Ri
GIRLS R1aFO RAIATORi.
hi l)r. William T. Drewry and Mr. ROD
#crt Gillian. ID of this city, are members
/ OF the committee appointed by the ION
ecutive Council Of the State Conference
OF Charities and Corrections. to select
sincorpoi'ators for a State retofmalory
for girls. Dir. DrowrS Is superintendent
of#the Central State Hospital. near ,,f, th,s 8
/ clty.Sand Mr.. Gillian is clerk OF the lust
1ngs Court.
BaS Virginia Dare Council No. 8, Daugh-
tiers OF Liberty, gave n large and en-
n oyablc entertainment ut Odd- Fellows
lIallElast night. Z; Miss Myrtle Rogers won
nshnndsome parlor lamp the prize OF INC
evening. :. q
V James Richardson's colored, charged with
1ousebreakng, was sent on to the ltust-
ings Court by the mayor this morning.
fRichardson, who 4 is a Rtchmnod negro
n IS accused OF robbng u house in Banu-
ford yesterday afternoon.
Il Il, Inns al
d the February term OF the Hastings Court
which, begins tomorrow The one or
ii two small cases on the criminal docket
gwilHbc continued S,ntlsthe March term.
INCREASED VALUES.
Mcssrs. 81 T.. s'Barksdale and Hairy
Il Mann. assessors Of city real estate, are
making good progress III. their work,
which shows a. decided increase III values
over the last assessment, both in land
and buildings.
it51 Mr.. William II . Gentry and Miss IJs-t
4 sic Jones, or this city, were married in
Washing ton this afternoon. They left
Petersburg Oh an early train this morn
bing.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Rice iyvillett who
a were married In Richmond yesterday. are
reported TO be registered at the Cham
berlin Hotel at Old Point
5.$ Mrs. Willcttt is q daughter of Mr.
# Charles a. Slaughter treasurer Of Pc
tersburg, Mr.. Wlllett is connected with
Bthe United States Interstate Commerce
d Commission. in Washington.
Rev. Dr.. William Nice White, pas
TOR of the Second Presbyterian Church,
will remain in Staunton all this week as
slsting Rev. DR.. Fraser in a series 0 {
meetings.
Rev. DIR. Bunting. of st. Pauls Epis-
opal Church. who has hecn quite sick
for several days, is improving.
Mr.. Alfred Friend, ST.. is very III at
his home on Franklin Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Mrs. Bette SClaud.

w "a Especial to Tho Tin,es- Dspatch.) 4g5
BOYKINs,& Va Teb. 15.--.Mrs. Rctt!e
Clalld. wlfo OF the late Mr.. Z. Il. Gland,
OF this county, died last night at 1910
o'clock in The home Of her niece. Mrs
j. H. Cirlzzurd. The deceased had been
Il sufferer for some time with consuinp-.
ton. She was seyenty-onc years or age,
and for years had been 4 faithful menu.
Der Of Franklin Baptist Church.
E She leaves several nleces and nephews.f
The burial services were held this after
noon at linlf-past CO. Rcvs. NJ. C.. Blair,
of the Baptist Church here. and y III
Kabler, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, conducted them. and the inter-
nient was In the Beaton burying ground
here 5tS ~ q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
POULTRY NETTING.

DO YOU KNOW YOU CAN BUY pOuA-
# try Netting at &c. per yard, 3 feet Nigh,
at THE BRUCE HARDWARE CO., = "
East Marshall Streets Phone 1928. All
Sizes in stock. 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
u LURAY cAvERNs SOLD.
Purchased by Local Capitalists.
Recently Much Improved.

pa especial 70 The IHmes- DIsnntch,l
LuRAY, VA. Feb, l5,--Mr II. g. Worth
colt, Of I.uray, has purchased The famous
Lnray Caverns. paying $4,000 for the
Same. The follloawinng board Of directors,
Inc cayerns have been named by the
purchaser. DIR, w l.. Hudson H. V. Ilud-
son, Charles $. Landsam. Judge T. Y,
Iscpton and X. T. Morrison. all of Luray,
s Inc property was bought Of j. X,
Bartlett, lr. of Baltimore The cayerns
Lave recently undergone extensive Inn
lrIoyetnenta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

MEN no LEARN BARBER
trade: eight weeks average ilno re-.
CURED; wages Saturdays while !, i9arn rhsT
4 fhro,ia,: Illustrated catalogues mailed
free. MOLER's BARBER COLLEGE,,
$50 Canal Street. New York city. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
LEAkY ROOFS,
TAKE The HINT.
THE LEADER IN OWING,

MOVING FURNITURE AND PIANOS a.
Specially; but careful men e I EN- 4,
t r' RANsTER, No. 9O2 East Rroad Street.
sG,FhOne 1446, sEg l83 AZ tisi = 81. Il "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
WINES IANO LIQUORS!


>yfIYa DO Il ORDER M Y ,LIou RS. FROM
PHIL g. * 15LLY BECAUSE ne carries
nothing but Straight WHISTLES i, stock.
in bond that ain satisfied he Is IN n
position to offer the greatest value for my
money. Also, he Is very prompt In ~.
right prices to select from. as the followy-
ing partial list shows; Old 5Maysvllle, club.
s years old, 50 gnllon; .Atherton Rye, 8
se.5o Jessaninc. County. years, $225:
Clifton Springs. yea rs, 50 { Diamond Is. y
3 years, s2; O-year-old ,Nlrgnia Apple.
APPLE Brandy $3.50 gallon; 3-year-old
North Carolina Corn, s1.76 gallon. On
goods less than $3.50 per gallon remit for
IA ckIng as follows! One gallon. 20c.: 1.-TWO
Gallons, 3Oc.: three ga lions doc, etc. 1T
e &C, conceded that our $500 goods Is the
best that can, DO gotten for the money
Address, with ittance, PHIL I.s g.
KELLY. Mail Order Department., Rich
mond. Va. t
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PERSONALS.

A FLORIDA, MANS GREAT q tsCOv-
3 ty--s,noko and inhale improved Bloor,
OF iAn!itoxin, q consumption, catnrrl1,i
cough, asthma, bronchitis and ln,. grippe
9lcurn; contains no tobacco. j Will send
testimonials r4sonlc Of the most prom
.#iinent cl tizersS Of Georgia and Florida
y and other states. I have cured cor
sumption ven up by Pr. 1oomis. sr;;..
{twlti1asthma and ontarrh and bronchitis
II hnve beenHc cured 81 fail on no one
send Sparnple free before you buy; let
Il sent l1repal ~ mail Address WILLIS
B r. fY on Nc, v General Delivery I'ostoiiice,{
B JaCksCnytile, Fla. 4Sii al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

YOUR GROCER FOR
Poca hontas Corn, Pocahontas Peas; the
nerfection@ OF 'flne canned goods.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

4 NICE PAIR Of GOODIES "CFIIIBO-l
RAZO" SHOES viii do GOOD service,
make nice present and be appra-
ciated IN IS 1l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
MEETINGS
b. n 8 s5f Once OF the VI
Guarantee Building. Loan g. Trust 4
353iaa Company Of edmond. Va.,a

Tuesday.a Feb. II. 1Ut6. 5li3l77El
A ISL GENERAL N EXITING a5 OF IL!
& ckholders of this Company will be
held at the Office OF the Company. No 6
day. tho I'd day OF March, 1906 al 8.
O'clock 3. NJ. tor tho purpose Of taking
action with regard to the amendment
Sof5the charter Of the Company chang.
L CORPORATION: nxlng the capital stock
thereof at not less than one thousand
nor moro than two Thousand y,lnredeemed
shares OF the pa va lue OF one. hundred
pany to buy its unrcdeemed shares
Y BY urder OF the Board of Directors.
GEORGE c. 9JEl'F'ERSON,
Sias sf5s ~ ~ jf84 Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

GOODIES "cHlMBoRAzon SHOES ARR
equally good whether ieTraa S TX i rnt
III the city or country; an al occasions
they are equally comic table. y. ~.
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Mrs. Fannie Taylor,

Especial 70 'TImes-Dispa tch)
GREENSBORO n. O.. Feb, 1bMrs.
Fannie Taylor died lasi night at her
hcme here al the age of seyenty-four
years She had recently moved here
from Grove, Va. and her remains VIII
20 taken Va hal place TOR intermeAl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
COAL a AND WOOD

}cAsH-HALF CORD SAWED PINE ST.
Oak $500, Hall splint $3.50. hes Anthra.
Cake ut lowest f prices. TYLER &
RYAN, Linden and Cary. Phone 1919.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
PRESENTS.

CHINA AND WEDDING;
nresents packed and shipped with care.
fACOB UMLAUF. 705 w. Main Street.
1892
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
irho virginia Fire & Marine

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of THE
Stockholders OF the Virginia Hot Springs
& Company, for the purpose OF electng
Directors and for the transaction iof,
come before the meeting. viii be hold
at the office of the Company Eighth
and Main Streets Richmond. Va, on
F Tuesday, February 18th, 1905, at y
10 clock NJ The transfer books will
L close on Monday, February 10Th. 1905.
+ at 8 p. M. and remain closed until 10
IA. M. 1--WE dnesday March LIST. s05,s
fssf A.TREVVE'rTt,..S Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
SPRING OPENING.

! TAKE PLEASURE 81 IN u SAYING TO
Il the fsnrlng season, with full line OF
4 IRE tn, Couchcs. Box Couches,. 3-pieoe
a Parlor Suits and Odd Pieces; nice Hair
Ma ttrasses specially: all goods we
81 ar are our own make; 3 our prices and
terms are reasona BILE. and ] am sure Il
~ will he to your Interest to see my goods
Y before buying. JACOB I1MLAUF.S 7705
* w. Main Street. { %. in 3i8 f$S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
TEE.DEE BRANCHES

. u . .
The following Branch Offices have
been established for tho benefit OF
those living ut u distance from the
Main Office Of The Tlmes-Dispatch,
One Tee-Dee Wants lett at any Of
these branches viii receive the Same
"a reful attention as though they hud
.hn.n leit d. the Main Office. and there
yin be no extra cost to the adycr-
user; I'll
tv.ninth and VenabIe Streets.
w. F, EANEs, TWenty.tfth and
=. A. SCOTT. Twenty.flfth and Broad
Streets, 32
RosT. j.. WILLIAMS, Twenty,frst
and Marshall Streets,
r, n. M. HARRISON, Foushee and
Broad Streets.
G. w. LATiMER, No. 800 West Mar.
shall Street
1921 West Main Street,
/. i, eEVERlDGE, Brook Avenue and
Clay street.
pEo elS's DRUG STORE, No. 5000
williamsburg Avenue, Fulton,
ROBINS PHARMACY, No. 200 East
Marshall Street,
CRY DRUG STORE, No, 1444 East
Aaln Street, corner Fifteenth.
TUCSON CUNNINGHAM, No. 2oa7
East Main. corner TWenty.flrst
PINE STREET PHARMACY, Mo. a34
South Pine Street. N
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.,
Me- Alb East Broad Street.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY, No. sots
West Cary Street
| EATON PHARMACY, Twenty, elahth
| and N Streets.
RlsoN's PHARMACY, No. 1,s Canal
Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-THE PERSON WHO UND
Memorial Hospital, will please take II
10 THE HUNTER SHOE CO. sOs l East $,
Broad Street. or cO7 n. Twenty-thlrd
Street,and receive reward. 5f
LosT-A LADIES BELT, MADE OF.
silver Nrcxicnn and South American dol,
y lars. Finder will be literally 5rewar,dGta
!! upon return same to j. 8. b., mis- oill ce'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
. n EL p VANTED-Malc. l,

ANY 1N,rELLlCiE EN- PERSON MAY
earn zpuu iilcomt corresponding lor
newspapers; experience ulne t;es s,i,2
< send + 81 particulars. PRESS S1NlOl-
h CATE, 1.ockport. N. W. asa. .a5 4.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

COOK AND HOUSE GIRL WANTED
: in same home In New Jersey; wages SIS
and $l4 a month; all expenses advanced;
also fifteen farm hands near Richmond
at sl5 a month and board: az colored
Fifteenth Street, 3,45
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

TsTI1Y PIANOS REED AND PIPE OR
cans leud the world. Slightly used up
# T rI pianos at great bargains, and
Square Pianos ;1ro obtanabe by Us at
s,nry low prices at all times $I5STEY
PIANO IS ORGAN iAi ENCY, American
Y National Bank Building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

We HAVE 4 food pro DIGESTION FOR
L statesmen and agents handling new
metal specialtlcs. WOLVERINE CO,
u 1Oaa .t\Vestinghouse BLDG. P1ttsburg.
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SOLICITORS & statesmen.

EALESNfAN--W n N I, r d. SALESA4AN,
Linsoed OIL ard Paints an SIDE line *
virglnlas and Southern states; no SAM
pies needed, Address Box ba3, Rloh-
mOnd, Va. #W2c"E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

If = ARE NOT GETTING IL PER
cent to is per cent. for your money and
or write to q. B.. CAWTHORN. 2l Ebel
8$ Building. "a. n III i l, 4. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

WANTED. GOOD, PRACTICAL. MILLER
f& to operate a. ffty-barrel roller mill;
K good references required; liberal salary,
I, Address 6. Fl WALDEN, Galveston, va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

NTEI,.-N ON-llg N,IsO y
= ioor and bench mouders on nalleahle
ana grey iron, machinery and genera l,a
iobbng work. Apply, giving fun pnru-
culars Of former employment and refer
cnces, to Lock Box 106 Detroit fllcil.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

"A FrRsT-CLAssa /. REPR u
senta tive solicitor for state Of virginia
to cali on the best business houses: no1 l,
/! but II sober, Industrious and hustl Wy
young man need apply TO stcn a., az e III,
ali !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
\ ROOMS FOR RENT.

CLAY, 4 ID n ~. il Os-- n oONfs FOR RENT.
M with or wi tnout board i5f "a XII v Y l5f III
MAIN, 1To 1C5--Tor 1.ENr-RoOMs ON
a8 second floor. with or without board !;
"A second floor of three ROOMS. suitable
for light housekeeping. Apply lCo East
q Main 5trcet.58B4s p9S 5 A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

BY YOUNG MAN. "A POSI-
ton as salesman or any kind Of honor-
able work; can furnish hes reference.
I Address j 81, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

TIMBER AND NERAL LANDs--JvIJ
\ buy and sell desirable timber and min
4 e,al lands. ISAAC II. SAUNDERS,
s Manager. No. 1907 II ST.. NV Wash
n ington,5 D. G. X. .i 5lf' Si3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

GRACE, I. 7os, n u sT--P' q K NJ al p n =.
transient and table bonrders; most Ho pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

WANTED. by YOUNG MAN NTH
Z good reference. a position: experienced
IN office work and as manager. Address
E. 81, this office.
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ii. 1906 --.r1111 LENNON O. <;
Handsome rooms, with Or W l'tt'!'''i
i, board |; also transe1ts. Il } 81 > 5is N. .i
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,

H. fV.}3DEsPoRTEs, D. D. s. DENTAL
Office, e25 e. Main Street. Phone eo6
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DENTISTRY.

SOUTHERN DENTAL@ROoM oPPo.
Z site the postoff Ice. Phone 1885, Exam
nations and estimates free. &
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FOR SALE.

AND CHlLBLAINs. AS
we'll as chapped skin. are quickly re-
lieved by LAT!MER's COMPOUND Cam.
drug stores, or BY mail on receipt of
price. LATIMER'S DRUG STORE, 500
w. Marshall, Phone 81.
FOR SALE-NEW STOCK OF DRUGS
and Fixtures; owner has other business
and will sell at s. bargain and on liberal
terms. Address "PIARMACY," care
this office,
LADIES LACE AND BUTTON $500
and si0o Shoes now going at $l0O ALI
BERT STEMS, i2S T.. Broad Street.
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE. APPLY M
w. c. SMITH, 3l4 n. Fifth Street.
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HOTEL. F j. Q MT ! 81
painted, newly para1ed. Board from 80
h to so per week; $3.50 and 50 per Say:
rooms, 80. 76c. and 81. Fine ID shmple
room q. &Fl ~ tt4l ftsSItGH
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WANTED, 8 FIRST CLASS ) MilcllNIsr;
and saw-mlll engineer, familiar with
to steady man. Address II. 81, care this
office. u (ss
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BOARDING.

EitlITIT an. Nj sie-NtUEDY FUR
a t,ished 4 comfortable rooms; good table:
pertnaneitQ and n transient boardersi
terms reasonable. EE!t4 iii g3,3 ks 5e BLK