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Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29
Six O'clock Closing

We, the undersigned merchants
Of Sistersville, hereby agree to
close our respective places of bust
ness at six o'clock Of each evening
excepting Monday and Saturday
evenings of each week, and the
10th and 11th days of each month,
this agreement to take effect on
the 1st day of June, 1905.
1t is hereby understood that no
merchant signing this agreement
shall be bound thereby, unless 1t
be agreed to and signed by every
merchant in his peculiar line Of
business in the City of Sisters
vile.
Dry goods.
Edyin \. Fischer, A. D. Work &
Sons, E. Stewart & Co. Garry
Owen Grocery Co., c. E. Sehup-
bach, The Fair Store.
Groceries.
N. A. Sybert Grocery Co., Lee
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Special to Daily Review.

Special to Daily Review.
London, May 29-The Central
News Bureau is authority for the
statement that private advices
xtate that the naval battle, which
Started near Isu Island, COrean
Straits, Saturday, is still in pro-
gress, and the japanese are follow
ing up their victory.
They are pursuing the Russian
warships, which are reported to
having been widely scattered.
in order to make the blow upon
the enemy, which they have infic-
ted, as heavy as possible. Messa-
ges from Toxic announce that
official reports state that the Rus
sian losses reported up to this
morning are twelve vessels, which
have been reported as sunk or cap
tured.
According to a private telegram
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29

Headquarters Second Infantry,
West Virginia National Guard,
Parkersburg, May %, 1908.
General Orders No. 5.
The death Of Chaplain W. P.
Walker. which occurred at Hunt
ington, W. Va, on the 18th in
slant, is announced with sincere
regret.
His services, beginning in June,
1895, was marked by an untiring
interest in the enlisted men, both
spiritually and as to theirpersonal
welfare and comfort; he was one
of the earliest advocates in the
move for increased pay, and a
higher appreciation of their servi-
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29

L. Frantz, Fl. B. HissOm, Chas
Monroe, S. c. Sybert. S. a. Black
NJ. f. Appel. J. D. Shaw, Garry
Owen Grocery Co., ". VI. & j. H
LaZear.
Furniture.
Frame & Henderson
Hardware.
Durham Hardware Co., Tyler
County Hardware Co, W. Fl
Aspirin.
Plumbing.
T. X. Smith. Belford & GuytOn
Millinery.
A. E. Henning, Stewart Sisters,
DirkhOff & Bowers, Cutler &
Pomeroy.
Shoes.
KOtzebue & Murray, Star Shoe
Co., E. 4. Nessbittt & Co.
Clothing.
Wertheimer Sons & Co., Henry
Fischer, A. S. Hassinger, Martin
Bros.
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ChdDIdin Walkers Services
Commended In Orders

ces by the public.
The respect and esteem in which
he was held by the command, was
demonstrated by the voluntary
honors paid his remains by the
companies at his home station
and the Regimental Commander
desires hereby to convey his heart
felt thanks-and that Of the re-
mainder of the command, for their
action.
The usual badge of mourning
will be worn by all officers OF the
command for 80 days from the
date of this order.
By order of Lieut.-Col SlMMS,
T. R. Cowell, CaptainAdjutant.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29

farm house at ,Appomatttox and
in friendly, neighborly words ai-
Justed the great issues of the clos
ing hours of the war. Your SOL
diers are' mainly small farmers
said Grant to Lee. "They will
need horses for their spring plow-
ing. Let them keep them and
ride home to their farms"
This new and growing senti.
ment OF reconciliation was well
expressed by Senator Daniels, of
Virginia, the other day, when he
said My uppermost thought
and deepest feeling isappreciation
Tor the return Of the old Confed.
crate flags which was captured
by the valor of the Union sol
dIers. 1t was an act of grace and
magnanimity worthy of this great
noble and free people, and all the
more happily and proudly do I
say that | too, am an American
citizen. and am proud to be with
you"
The great State of New York
stands at the front on the, glor-
IouS war record Of the nation. She
sent more soldiers to the Union
Armies than any other State. and
has begun the work of recovering
FOR preservation permanently the
reglmental flags of the New York
volunteers and militiamen.
1t has been undertaken on a
broad and comprehensive plan,
under authority Of Adjutant Gen
eraI Nelson II. Henry, as Chief
executive Of the States militia,
but without favOring legislation
such as secured the return of the
captured BATTLE flags by the Fed
eral government.
New York sent to the front in
the civil war $4,000 enlisted men
IN all, 200 regiments Of infantry.
twenty-five of cavalry and twenty
OF artillery, most Of the soldiers
belng volunteers, but many of
them being militia soldiers. The
record of all ws most creditable.
The dearth of armories for the
safe and proper protection of the
Regimental flags and standards,
is the reason for the direct action
taken by Adjutant Henry for their
preservation.
In many of the upstate mill
tary divisions, the volunteer regi-
ments recruited had instructive
character. They were made mp
Of men from the shop, the farm,
the high schOOl, the counting house
and the factory. In New York
City, however. many Of the vOlun-
tecr regiments were distinctive
their character. There were
the Irish regiments and the Ger
man regiments; there was a
French regiment. a Polish regi-
mcnt, largely made up Of patriot
ic refugees from Russian Poland;
a Scotch regiment and the Tam
many regiment, the FOrty-SecOnd
Infantry, one Of the first 10 volun-
tecr.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29

The Virginia arrived at this
point Sunday evening about ten
o o'clock, which was several hours
behind her schedule time. Low
water and an unusual heavy
freight traffic, was due to the
steamer not being On time. The
boat also had on board a large list
of passengers.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29

Bells band gave an open air
concert ON Wells street Saturday
night. The selections rendered
were highly enjoyed by the large
number of people whose pleasure
it was to hear this popular musi-
cal organization. Sistersyille can
now boast Of having two very
creditable bands.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29
RETURN OF CON.
FEDERATE FLAGS

With the flowers and blue skies
of this Memorial Day, comes a
miracle-the actual return to the
South of the Confederate battle
flags captured by the Union ar
mics during the civil war. II
seems but yesterday since Sena-
tor Foraker, in the bitterest
speech of his life, poured ont a
stream of denunciation over Pres
ident Cleveland's suggestion that
the flags be returned to the South.
Twice it became a national issue.
Now these go back by order OF
the Government, under a Repub-
lican administration-under a
Republican President elected by
the greatest majority on record.
The flags are distributed as fol-
lows: Alabama IA; Arkansas, 5
Florida. ); Georgia, "a; Kentucky
|; Louisiana, 8; Mississippi, IS;
Missouri, 2: North Carolina, 81
South Carolina. IA; Tennessee,
7: Texas, I and Virginia, 63-in
all 1913 flags transferred b General
AinSwOrth to the various Cover
nOrs Of the Southern States.
And so a new chapter in nation
al life and progress begins.
Reconciliation of Gettysburg.
Who can forget the scene at
Gettysburg, when for the first
time since great battle Of that aw-
full July, Of 1863 the surviving
generals Of Northern and South
ern armies who fought there went
as dear comrades over the battle
fields, discussing long diSputei
points and reviving the history
anew.
Everywhere they were touched
and charmed by the beauty there
with the softeSt Of summer skies,
where once war and madness rag
ed. Roses bloOmed where thOus-
ands fell iniesperate charges. On
the banks of the railroad "cut, "
where a gallant stand was made,
and the brareSt-feu, viOlets nest
led among the clover blossoms at
the very feet Of Longstreet, How
ard, Alexander and other grizzled
veterans Of the great war. Again
and again they pictured the scene,
the positions, the various move
ments, and the final charges, the
advance and retreat, that mark
ed the three days conflict at Get
tysburg.
With the old flags back in the
South and the SONS and daughters
Of both Union and Confederacy
now Of the same families and bIes-
sed meanings-but all for peace
and the cOuntry's welfare.
a few years ago the burden Of
every gathering was Of the war
and the valOr Of the North Or the
South. Now all is Of peace, fra
ternity and business. General
Grants words are more and more
quOted-"Let us have peace. "
Every Southern Statesman retells
the story Of how Grant and Lee
sat themselves down in the little
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29
Russian People
Appear DiSintereSted

of the fight is becoming generally
known. In naval circles surprise
was expressed that the first news
Of the fight came from Washing
ton. They say that this indicates
that America is Japan's ally.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29

Edward Hubbard, a well known
check artist of Parkersburg, is in
the city bastile, awaiting trans
portation back to Parkersburg,
where he is wanted for passing a
bad check on Henry Teft. Hub
bard is known to be a bad man,
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29

Special to Daily Review.
NWashington, May 29-Minister
Grescom officially reports from
Toxic that Toga reports that he
has sunk one large vessel of Bere-
emo class and three other smaller
ships. besides capturing two or
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Togo Reports His
Ships Uninjured

three others. Togo adds: ''No
japanese ships were injured" "
Griscom reports that at the
time he forwarded the messages,
the battle was still going on slow
ly. but that all indications pointed
to great Japanese victory.
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Expert Check Artist

and his present trouble will in all
probably cause him to serve a
term in the State prison at
Moundsville. An officer is expec-
ted here this evening from Par
kersburg after Hubbard. He was
arrested here on a similar charge
eight years ago.
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Killed In Tennessee

Lumber Co.. and formerly Of Will
Transport, Pa, was shot and In
stantly killed by Will Parsons.
Parsons who is supposed TO have
been firing at another san, had
a preliminary hearing and was
bound over.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29

The Gazette aud BulletOn, Mon
day night re-. :eI the following
Associated Press dispatch, from
Craujall, Tenn:
F'In a shooting affray On an ex-
cursion train near here, George W.
Fisk, an employe of the Tennessee
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Russia Loses Many BdttIeShipS

defender. ) cruisers, 2 special SER
vice ships and 3 destroyers, all
sunk. He captured two battle
ships, 2 coast defenders, l special
service ship, one destroyer, and
over two thousand prisoners cap
tured. japanese feet uninjured.
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Still Deny. Sinking
An American Ship

fsecial to Daily Review.
Washington, May 29-The
Safe department is Informed by
Ambasador Meyer, of st. Peters
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Special to Daily Review.
Lizean, Eng, May 29-The
three masted schooner Atlantic,
owned by Wilson Marshall, of
the New YOrkYacht club, Capt.
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Conflict Decides Says
Admiral Dewey

sia will have to sue for peace. y
This was Admiral Dewey's COM
ment to-day when showed the re-
port of the losses sustained by
Russian feet.
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burg, that the Russian Foreign
office has no information concern
ing the reported sinking of an
American ship off the Island of
Formosa about Nav 20th.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29

Special to Daily Review.
St Petersburg, May 29-The
public is amazingly Indifferent
and quiet. despite the disastrous
outcome of the fight between the
R,lssian-Japanese fleets. Result
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29
American Yacht Wins

Charles Barra, at the wheel, has
won the Kaiser's cup race. The
Atlanta, with all sails set, rom
ped past Lizeon to-day, defeating
her ten competitors in handsome
style.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29
Estimated 1000 Drowned

number of the ships lost, captured
and number of prisoners, it is be-
lieved that two thousand to four
thousand men were killed or
drowned in the Baltic.
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Eidht Captains Drowned In Battle

ing of their ships. Crews were
made prisoners. Toxic is fran
tic with joy. Togo's report is
awaited with feverish impatience.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29
French Steamer Sinks

treal. says French Fishing steam.
er has gone down off the Great
Banks. and that TWO hundred
lives were lost.
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Special to Daily Review.
Washington, May 29-"It is the
beginning of the end, and | can
see no other way but that Rus
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Special to Daily Review.

Special to Daily Review.
Washington, May 29-Toga re-
ports to his government that the
total losses sustained by the Rus
sian feet Saturday and Sunday
were two battle ships, one coast
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Special to Daily Review.
Toxic, May 29-Eight of the
captains of the Russian ships de-
stroyed were drowned in the sink
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Special to Daily Review.
Buffalo, May ga special dis
psah received here from Mon
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Special to Daily Review.
London. May 29-While no
definite estimate of the number of
dead can BE given, taking the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
WINES ANp LIQUORS.

WHY NOT ORDER STRAIGHT GOODS.
nrc nrst-cass and cost no more
than seconds. have been supplying
from dIstillcry for the past IL years.
Three-yaar-old Straight Kentucky hyes
and Bourbons as low ns $3.50 per gallon.
+ and Monticello (spr!ng 800, 8. per gal
q Ion; Ovorholt and Calvert Ispr'ng 1900.
$3.50 per gallnn; Meilwood. Atherson and
lon; Carroll (spring iooi> SEQ PER gal:
lon; jessnmino County Rye c8oL. 70 /, pesr e
gallon; Straight Hollandi cling ns " E,He
c s s-quart bottles, si:7s; Imported
4 Cinret5 6-quart bottles $3.50; 6.yoar O!o
stralght Malt (MedicinaD. sS.g;, 3-ye1a a
charge for, jugs ana packing on! goods At !
fa00 per gallon or over. Express pre dI,,,
on goods over $500 per gallon. hemit
,:press or rlonay order. p. @. KELLY.
# Box Sc. Richmond ,vn sS&aGi
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PERSONALS.

THE H1GIl.CLAss LADIES TAILOR
scason.11lil our fall nnd winter goods
and styles are carefully selected and
arc now ready ,for!inspectionI we do not
mako up anything but nrst-cnss work.
All our goods ana trimmings used In our
tailor nlado suits are guaranteed salts
factory; also ut and Worknatship p. our
prices are very reasonable and strictly
dealing here than With others, and 100
per cent. bcttcr In workmanship. Call
(, and SEQ us before going elsewhere. Nj.
K G OLDsTE1N, 2l0 N. Fifth Street. \ ihono
6l75. 3R glfM9;I ft ME- y II t5a ~ sEilE
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SEEDS AND HARDWARE.

SPECIAL PRICES ON CRIMSON GLOW
i er Oats, Timothy, Orchard GRASP Tur-
jHrrustes, Harness, Tar Paper, Roofing, 2,
NV &C., 2-ply Sc. roll with caps and
nails; Y crlmp Roofing. Barb Wire. Nails
Vent in a reliable seed and hardware
store. Call on US before buyii s. SOUTH
ERN SEED CO., ZIG N. Eighteenth 81.
Richmond Va. 3t.. HlLsl-l Nt.N .lna a-
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DIGESTIVE TABLETS.

}cuNN1NG 11AM.s DIG Esrrv15 TABLETS
viii cure constipation, indigestion nn ,ti
torpid fivcr; viii enrich the blood ana
produce lovely con,plex!on. Frey !, !! ls !.
JUDsoN tuNNINGHAiNi, The DRUG
g.st, Richmond Va. g 434 4s8
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STOVES.

1IAdEY WOOD HEATERS, AIR TIGHT
heats room in 5 minutes. VAUGHAN has
agency for Richmond and Manche Z, ed;
Prices from csc. to 81. WAUGH VIZ
rNn 1T Brnnd Street. 40 lL5.. l.-.EM
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WIZ USE aAUEfs 8 LxTRACTS7
igAIJItR's EXTRACTS BEST by T EST. u
tSAUEI,'s EXTRACTS ARE Oh E1APES1
sAU1R's s11XTRAcTs. ~, WHY x, BECAUSE 1'C %
lsIUER,s ExsTRAcT ARE STRICTLY
ish 1qIs; ExrsRAc rs GIVE you RE-
suits where others fall. -, 49, ~, !,
"a UNR's "a KTRACTs HAVE r. THE
e flavor. i. . # J. :. . !. -, :, =, =
eAUER'S a9R EXTRACTS NECEiv ~ ~
highest award and medal at Worlds
@t Fair. iBitS 5l if32S q
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SECOND 5DIv1s1o ON OF FALL TERM,
MA ssEY1 BUSINESS COLLEGE,. begins
wednesday,, October 4th.l H s.l Is, men
ii fulness.J should take advantage OF the
excellent training afforded. tuition req, !,
sonable and, when desired, may pc PAID
free. MASSEY BUSINESS &COLLEGtE
7Q5 East Main Street. 81 b ..i
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BOARD WANTED.

LADY WISHES fAa FURNISHED ROOM;
r exclusive use OF same. with board sat
~ isractory reference furnished;, terms ~
not ito to exceed $40 per m ont ~. AZ
S dress A 2C2, care this office.
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JURGEN s. WILL sELL Yop A FOR.
1etune"l or t'Mrs.. Rorer,' Gas Range, ana
4, ~ It does not cook. bake, or broll as VOL
as any other stove will refund your
money; 1921 n. Broad Streat.a6s
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DON'T PUT OFF OPENING TAI b AMI
account until you have Il whole q lot II
money; start in "a small way by deposIs.s
NAT1ONALS BANK, ana YOU VIII heS
surprised to see how Quickly twill.
758 q Gu IA IVAN a;sAsss
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EDUCATIONAL.

WITH LARG E. WELL-LIGHTDD.
9thoroughly- ventilated, attractive leo-
ture halls; with well-arranged courses
E Of instruction, embracing al essential
With strong and efficient corps Of In
s structors the Massey Business College
offers advantages unsurpassed by any
commercial school ~ this country. On 3,
X Of an Intelligent public, and because Of
the advantages offered. we enroll about
five hundred students q year, Second
division OF fall term begins Oct, Atm.
Catalogues and full particulars free.
MASSEY BUSINESS \ COLLEGE,, 7Oa
East Main Street. --N----5
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DON'T OVERLOOK 10 LOOK OVER
Z our stock before you buy those things
x you have been expecting to get to. NIX ~
!. ER'S. 90 W. Broad. 7. lig n III. n. sa. III
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= : - 1i,'IT 2, \, IL
MOVING AND HAULlN0..

TWTLyD -TRANSFERRING.
moving pianos and furniture at short
notice; specially in freight hauling; sat e
sfact!on guaranteed al eu custom ESQ., -.
4 residence 7O6 Munford Street. Rich
mond. Va.
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TIE GRAND JURY q, 4 YEsTIGATIoNs,
vas one th.ngJaip T e stain ysat
VAUGHAN sells It at coz East Broad
t5& Street. s5l sfiiSS "a IA 3sa
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STOVES.

IA ing STOVES, wholesale and retail: mall
orders solicitc cd. Al HARRIS HARDWARE
Co. 400 East Ir0ud Street. ~ s5 AJAX "
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WANTED. BOARD IN PRIVATE. FAM
lily for myself and boy. who Is years
old. healthy and has good disposition.
IL Address J, 26l, care this Office.
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JOIN THE GOOD EI5LLoWs l. AND u
"a class Saloon; all kinds Of mixed drinks
x best wines and liquors; nice hot ltlllcl nell
between II and 1&o' clock. Ks (CAry KS anti
Ninth Streets AZ n
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cT,AY- srREET, WEST, @11s--WANrED.
s55 three gen tlemcn boardcrs. to occupy
large front room. at IFS West Clay
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II. LAWN, & OR j. LAWN 4 # SON.
known as hlgh-clnss Ladies' T ilors3of
son with d fni line OF Fail ana Winter!
wear, New York and Paris IN niodgfs.t
Your inspection cordially Inv ted. ~ 3 ans
Yours respectfully, r. Lawn VI 2lS III ~ II
Fifth. corner Broad, 40 Stl9 ial VIZ
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THOUGHTLEssN Ess ALONE CAUsEss
you to buy candy n anywhere III bu 81
4 kAEAIP IS. Moral |: Don t forget. l10$
y North Ninth. 3,si5 fs s5s 3 .::ss$
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EXCHANGE.

WANTED, no EXCHANGE FINE UP
I, right piano. worth $500 fore horse and
carriage. Inquire 613 N. Ninth Street,
Richmond, Va 5tf ia$As s
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FOR SALE, 10.GAUGE REMINGTON
~ double gun, one fine Conn. cornet and
one fine Wnshburn mandolin JACO OBS,
1870 Main. til W q j 4
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TpAPER HANGING.

pun WALL 4 PAPER Is ASS oRpMTNp
contains everything net g 1s good, we
4 and Will be pleased to give you tho bene-
iii or our experience IN selecting "a per-
Z fost color scheme, elther for one room,
4 COS N. Fifth Stree. N
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EIGHTH ST., NJ 5le-3RIGH1, COM
Portable, rooms; good table: home com
forts; terms reasonable; transients also
q accommodates.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

ENTIRE HOUSEHOLDS OF FuRNI-
a ture wanted for cash-Chamber, Parlor,
+ Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows.
Sewing Machines, Carpets, Stoves.
IS Household II Effects and Miscellaneous
Books Call or address %FURNITURH,
No eco North Fifth Street..
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WANTED. BOARD FOR ADULTS AND
enid OF eight years; private family
preferred Address n. u. CT, care this
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OrPoRrUNl.,Y--1' THE MOST WONDER
n ftll process IN the world i(patented) Tor
waste waste Of lie coal mines, Into. an thracite
bloukctte coal ga ndynnta no gas,
smoke, SCOT or cllnkers; very little ASH
gives better hcnt, last lonser, perfect
,,ionIz eA liz coal coal Industry q tho world;
n sales viii be phenomenal. coinpAhy's
authorized capital 81, 0oo. 600; par yal,lc
tory in course Of construction Write
A and remit to-day to order Of 3. Z.
3 WHITE, Wo!ghtornan Bldg, Philadel-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

MAIN ST., w. 7l5-WANTBD, a YOUNG
I j couple or two young men to occupy
nicely-furnished ROOM with board, hot
and cold bath, I'LL convenicnces, taple
first class terms reasonable. Phone
y 2072I, or MISS ]. b.. BARGAM1N, 7lo
g5yycst Main Street. SEFsi Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
BOARDING.

a d ,ESNSri .t;a..AN MAY OBTAIN ROOM
and board In private family on. Grace
Street near First; reasonable chhrgeA
Address X. 3JO, this Office. ny