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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-02-09

Weekdays. Daily. Flag station.
Pullman Parlor acd Sleeping Cars run OIL
through trains between pGShury, Wlliamspori
and Erie. between Sunbury an Philadelphia
and Washington and between Harrisburg, Pitts
burg and the West.
For further information apply to Ticket Agent
W. W. ATTERBURY, J. X. WOOD
General Manager, Pass. Traffic Mg
GEO. ". BOY d, Gen Passenger Agent.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-02-09

WATER REHABILITATION.
Water Department.--ASsetS.


All taxes entered at
County COmmrs of
flee prior to 1904. 2l5S1
Bal of 1901 taxes due
from f. W Peters. 81
Bal of 1879 taxes due
from f. w Peters. 267 IA
Bal of 1903 taxes due
from E. w. Peters. 30 90
Water MAINS ........ 100000 0c
Fire Hydrants. ....... 1880 90
Building, Machinery,
Wells. ls............... 63SlS 64
Filtration Plant Com
plete. ...-..-......... l'3'U W
Cash balance on hand
Dec. 81, 1904 ......,. 1906 10
-19s967 20
LIABILITIES.
3 per cent bonds of the
issue of July l, 1900. $1,000 90
Assets exceeding Liabili-
ties ..,......,........ 121967 10
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-02-09
WATER FUND

Harry EIleuhogen, Borough Treasurer.
DauyIlle Pa, December 3lst. 1904.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-02-09
s8l8sSO
Or

or.
BY whole amount of orders paid by the
Treasurer during the year 1874 ..... 777O 50
Bal due Directors at present settlement 1853 27
Directors ot DaHUiHe md AahOniag
Poor District IN account oith the
District
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-02-09
LOCK UP
u rr

Joseph Lechner. ...... POS
Thomas n. Reifsnyder 800
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-02-09
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
DIRECTORS OF THE POOR
Danvi,Ie and Mahoning Poor Dis
trict for the Year Ending
ian. 1, 1905.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
JP. BARE, Treasurer.

j. .f. BARE, Treasurer.
IN account with the Directors of the Dan.
viIiea Mahoning Poor District.
DR
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-02-09

.Stotemeut Of orders issued during the
gear l90j Paid and outstanding and
purposes for Chich tile same
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-02-09
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
Borough Qnd Voter Department
OF THE
Borough of Danville, Pa,
FOR 1904.

BOROUGH.
Edward w. Peters, Receiver Of Borough
and Dog Taxes for 1901
DIR.
To balance due per last
statement .......... IA 80
OR.
By balance due per last
settlement. u.......... II 30
Edward w Peters, Receiver of Borough
and Dog Taxes for 1902
DR..
To balance due per last
statement .......... 877 As
OR.
BY generations dur
ing 1904. ........... 4S ~
BY per cent penalty
on above S4s. A exon
Grated ....... ...., PAP
By balance due at set
tlement ............. 626 81
c--~ a.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-02-09

Harry Ellenbogen, Borough Treasurer,
Danville. Pa, Dec 3lst, 1904
DR..
Fund for relief of disabled Firemen
To cash received dur
ing 1904 from Audit
or General Of State. l5l "a
OR.
BY s. a. Mccoy, Treas.
order No. 1...... ljl "a
Harry Ellenbogen, Borough Treasurer,
Danviile, Pa, December 31st 1904
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s1.AsAPA'Wl|'s 5. ] ]! I'd /.
AFTER AC { | / 4 1
The Gamblers Have Something
UP Their Sleeve and Will
II Open Elsewhere. Ss
~ \ !. y 8 q. 4


Especial TO f1Tn lJBpHtC)
1.A1J1cxANDftIA, " 81 Jam II. lontripii.a
veal ttortiey Md e.. II OF Alexard fla
lcolint ". to- Add gestated tlht by ngreetnentt
Of$ullE PARTIES SctIiicerfed tho only aretiait,-3
Zig &pool room In the county since II he 4
CLOSING . fS ST. Asnph, Will be shut down
for 81 good & Sattirday as Promises to this
helm, COUNSEL for III Virginins Telesraph8
;Goilir,f Wliicl nj aged to- DO ore RAJ
ing N dlSsotl CT ty Pool n Room. and i
5Jolin n elsnn, one OF he proprietor " s
4 rio Undertaking WIS renched s d I e ~
conference III tfe q flee 81 he Common
wealth Attorney fters he liad gprepar ed \
WIN rratits to bn4 served on the managers
sofsthe4 pnces. tho cases TO bc heard SAT-
si,riay before Justice or the r carc snpplee,
who was recently appointed ilBJ emerson
aDlstrct.i B III 3cotiHlderntio OF tile pledge
: y1nce the 4 81. sAsapli raid tho. Jackson.
city tegort has been got ting tho patron,
Snge ot hundreds OF yvas liliigton3 sports. s
Where WILL 10 Saf tier Saturday stoh
3sA tisfy the era VI y & to gamble on tho
ICES IL problclnntical. HIS
M ackcy this d fternoon8 predicted
Il he promoters OF the N closed 4; ST.
ASA pll expect to get IL ling In Tn q,
higher courts flowing them the rlght$tof
5cundllct n book max Ing under heir gem
5tln,nefis' rivig, pm rkS and club charter
lie lex pressed II he belle that they would 4
stheroupon open UP / a. no l-rOoin In some
place In ~ lrginLn, OF ner than Alexandrla
county. e III t1ou Ugh I Aiexnndrin n city
slnfgit8he selected N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
New Stories of Irving.

&&H Here (writes a correspondent are Two
stories about Sir Henry Irving which !
do not think have been published before.
sAt one time, long before he became Sir
Henry Irving had in his lyceum com,
pany{H very cheeky young actor, who had
no reverence for any one. net even ior
his chief One morning, when rthearslnG
kt.Hamlct,RS the young actor failed TO de-
liver certain lines TO Irylng's Satisfaction,
S8t'lSo mo-, said Irving, ~ want you TO do
~ Ike this" and forthwith suited he
action 70 the words, HAh,"s snid the
That 3fs "Yes,n ,'My goodness me. II you
only knew what you look like.b Services
Z dispensed With.
Y On another occasion Sir Henry had
among his subordinates All excellent ac-
3 tor OF The old school, who was blessed
with q singnlarly placid and easy,going
Sdisposition. They were rehearsins II Mac
beth. and the placid actor as Mardnf,
Z had to announce DuncaE's murder IN the
terrific lines. beginning Horror. horror,
horror" He amhled gently through the
scene. breaking the dire Intelligence IN
manner Of a man making small talk,
/; Sir Henry could not stand 1t, and rush
Ing up he delivered the zines with his Vt
t,0st power and Il ensity, Z ON tina s
how want 4 I done. ne said. turning tq
! Hiacduff. Quite linrnoYed. the latter, gazed
Il 81 Sir Henry. and then suddenly and al
I most with animation, he said: Noh. 4
"a a. j., in New York Globe h.
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|PElRY's NEW M. ! |. sP |!..|!l!|
FOR:REACH|NG8P0l.!E|.
.An Appeal Is Made and Outline
NJ 81 His Plan Made
~ ~ n a ~ Public. RI AZ VI
llE.. II4I4llll5 N n.
7t.speelnl "a The TImes. Ditralch.

S. Especial to The Times. Dispatcho
4 M N EN-; ii d rsll, January 13-ai RI Morris
X. j es,ip, president Of the 1'cary Arctic
club, III order Of. the board Of directors,
Rhits issued an appeal for funds TO aid n IN
Tile equipment OF the new expedition, IN n
Ssearch OF the pole. which Is v to sta star ~
under command OF Commander 1I''esarS,
next summer. 53
rho appeal says npart: There is ~ q
SopportuMty offering strong probal bil les
oil success, securing for the country and
8this city, tho honor and enduring fame
$of nccomplis d work Of large ( and
worldwide interest and value. The club
/ has i,ad subscribed about SIS, 600. md In.
order 10 avoid delay. which would be
B fatal. has assumed the responsibility Of
contracting for and Is now building a
special ship Of cxcep uonal strength and
mower, TO be completed about March ], j.
1905. This chip IS the first ever con-
tstructed IA this country for Arctic dis
covery. Additional funds to the amount
of Sl00o 900 are necessary for the compile
$tionBof tho ship and eouipnlen OF the
expedit ton. n s4; 3, 5f$
MY 599 Arcompa the appeal Is e pamphlet
containing an outline Of the plan OF ca, y,
naiRn. which commander Feary expects
Is follow In his search for the pole.
Briefly stated, his plan is based upon
the Smith Sound or $ American route" to
the pole. It cont templates a ship which CD
he oar force to Ia base wi thin less than -t;l
800 miles OF the pole. Peary - pro poses to
start early in July. 1905. and 4 force his
vessel through Kane Basin and ennedy5
and Robson channels to the northerly
coast Of Grant1and, whence he will start
with two parties OF Eskllnos early IN
E,eih,1, a ~, 1A0H x 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
THEH5 n EGRO IS CONVICTED
AND THE IFE ACQUITTED

tBy Assoc Ia tod Press Az
3sss JAGIkSONV1LLE,4F la "a jan: 4 l.---J a keg
Bradford tcolorcd) X. was tried yesterday
and Mrs. N lin Pltimner (white1 to-day
charged with the murder OF John Plum
mcr Mrs. Plummer IS husband last Mo-
MEMBER Bra ford was convicte cd Of muir
der IN tho first d egree and Is Mrs. Plum
mer was acquitted. 5s ~
@ Brad ford when accused OF the murder
confessed and Iinpl Gated M RS. i I'iummer.
He afterwards retraced his confession,S
saying he made It unde len ear Of lynch
Ing, HI made two onfesslons thai did
not agree. First he said hat Mrs. Plum y
imar fired the gun which he had handed
to herfand afterWard he stated that sho5
fred the fatal shot Will e8 she held q
light. #s @ ii.
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PLAYS IA, That Please Americans.

= 49,
WHINE the American audience prefers
PLAYS Of sentimental interest the .Engllsns
Audience is more ready to accept plays o.
conversational interest. Tho TTenclniani
wants intrigue and is Wiling TO accepl
iiramatic literature. Tho Germanais fond
sofTstor1esl of strong ethical import, VI IN "
off reference to what We want IN inns
movement and, lite,R
Tits a fact that In offering q play 70 an
American audience, which has g more
srosnopoIitan taste than any audlence N
the world, the manager who wants 70 sue
ceed. not only, artistically but financially.
must first consider his galleries, FOR " ne
ca n y please the galleries and llpper...s PIC
gcles-which, after all, Is the heart Of the
5nublic-he is very likely to satisfy the en-
pensiye patrons downsta # his plays
appeal 10 the select few--the problem
plays from Norway France Denmark, Ger
many, where you will-.he Is appealing y
but a portion OF the public and not to tn
approval of the mutable many. Iou nav!
got to reach The large middle CLASS OF
z fheatregoers. From this class the interest
fradiates to all classes. Tho same general
argument Is true Of the purely literary
plays, like those Of Bernard Shaw or the
poetic writer's. They are. as n matter OF
fact, too limited in number to meet more
than literary Interest. They do not. reach
THE outlying population, Nevertheless
plays of this class, II they have drama it
4 quality. would succeed despite the fac
that they are beautifully wrltten--not be
cause they are,--Danlel Frohmun, "
tHaTper's Weekly. AFa $ Al. gtf atf
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EXCLUSIVE & CONTRACT
President Ayers Severe il Ar
sraignment 81 private G ar Lines

Or lie AIN s. "a 81 Jan. TT he
thirteenth annual convention Of he
Nntional $5 League n ~ Commit son G 1tcr-S
$ohants begahg here u day President
Charles 7; Ayers q his a,,n.lal 5repor dis
scusseds priynt car III nes. Knid We
have SinstI tuted III fight against ono OF the
IN OFT snnreler,tln ID unscrtip, otis IN ono
8policas q tho age a corporation that ter
arorlzcs II aces Of oir land ana even
w tte
on; have sht e Interfere \
We are IA prva te car line and vii continue
Thu limit We INK the PUBLIC
satisfied to pay orr tolls for the priv age
living you cal, good
This lis what the IA r1no DUR exc uslve 20
TRACTS tlls. !. ltatior , h,
land has YEN he nYesti ga ton has /
startled the country,
4ssS Mrs yers said tho synlpat thy OF the sIn-$
Steratate Commerce Commission wa wit h.
mere but e CON- G.
He highly ak tnlled President ooSeyclt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
81: THAT NEVER DIED,
.sweethearts of Childhood Meet Nee:
81 and Are United in Marriage,

ssl special from Seattle, w ashington
Territory, 5t toF@the Chicago Inter Ocean.
says: #} Az pretty romance that begun IN
THE blue grass region of * entuc ky seven;
teen years ago. when a boy and q; girl
made mud pies and told each other their;
childish trouble; eliminated on the shores
OF the Pacific Ocean when Jay y ictor1
Reed Sand Mrs. Suzanne Mcintyre were
married at Victoria II Il Z. 4
M Reed left his Kentucky home when quite,
3 a lad. HeSmarried, but the union was not
a happy one, and he was divorced.
$53 The girl remained at home Innd was
5wooed and won by a Mr.. Nc 1ntyre. }a That
Emarrlage was not a happy one either and
Y Mrs. Mcintyre has been studying music
lin Seattle with the hope of being able TO
earn her living by singing. She procured
a divorce several months ago. and was
waiting only to finish her musical course
before starting East. Al Sss !,
ii8s 4 Reed came to Seattle 18th tho intention,
or making this city his home. He met
Mrs .McIntyre through a mutual friend.
They discovered they came from the same
part Of the country, and Reed learHsd that
Mrs, Mcintyre was the sweetheart Of his his
iboyhood u u. 4. 3, !. 4. 81 = !,
creased his suit with ardor. Mrs. M elm.
tyre was willing to change her name I
again, and they went abroad to have me
\ CEREMONY peri ornl ed. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
GIRL 81 HUMAN CHAIN
5y5s SAVE LADS FROM ICE ICE

IA Hoboken, N. Il j.. special says: |.
"A human chain, formed BY twenty y ~, J,
young women, students of Miss 6kelgh;s
boarding school, at G Brentwood. Bergen
county, saved tho lives to-day Of Charles
ano nine years Old and J9seph ,roKe
Though the Ice while ska ting. 8, . W
y Led by Miss Evel w Gordon. dsught {, :
OF a Hartford tConn3 han ker, the girls r $
safety Wraps and furs were donated by
the young women to enyelop the boys,
the sehoo I, and put ".
bed Xyhaley had U n scaip
Miss Gordo n Ifs nineteen years old and Ind
refuses Eto take the glory for the TescuIe; 4
I'VE III have q always been fighting the
\ ,,o,vs B for possesson of the pond,f she
said Sal tand now hat this has happened
We have FORGOTTEN the hght,we Y, had d. IN
former years. and will not dispute Win VIZ
them because some day one OF Hus girls
may break throug h and then the boys
will have a cfanceat o pa Y back.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

ONI4Y5 81 80 or YOUR M oNEY}
Sin exchange for III nice S12.6O Business
81 Suit We swap ba ok IL you re no sat-
Il shed8 o. HI BERRY e. co II tS2 " Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
5 I,-,;, q ); I. ) AND CLEANING c.

SKIRTS DYED, &c.; S5g SUITS, sl.I5;; +
: skirts cleaned, SOC. pants pressed 100;
IN pconfi . called TOR and q delivered by the
oid reliabl house, MuTUALa STEAM
SDYEING s. CLEANING3S WORKS. S13
Vest Broad P hone 2274. SStt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

T14ts 8I n no t$g Nc 'rI FYs III iE1 III BLlC
flint IS Twill Nnot lie responsible n for ny
ID debts not cont racted iby m self ] Il per,
n son. OIIv l1F 4. no RI M "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

WILL$REUPHoLs1E YOUR PARLORs
Y Suit I'M the latest style, make over your
4 mattresses good sas new and let you ,Psasy
us forSi tGin monthly allment = ~
BiGENS' n, 40 01aI e. Broad Street. Don ohEt
& put 1t aioff = we're mighty busy. ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
LOST AND FOUND.

LDSTB il 4, w u u N 1SN,Iii f17,,i
cnrbiincie settingpN surrounded Ss* by Sya y
lloilblo I,6w 81 pearls. Rewa nj FOR. return
to S1IERIFITs OPTIC 10, Room 10, CITY -alt
Hall. e & !. II: Il M N NJ I.3i.l ILL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

II YoU ARE Il N II FEED OF "A iAI.fa
81 liz meeting etc, apply at saonger lle,3
\ FSrr,iiy5 Resort 1908 L a.S n ortt Seventh
N Street, CAFE LID lCfi, s Henry 1.ercti,i
95 Prophet errnH ~ rem soma BILE AZ <, s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

FRESH MEATS SOF n "A LII KI EDs THE
very best that car be- had at, ALBERT
II, OHL1G'S, 306 and 30S M Second
h Street. homo bS2. sss S55 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
PHOTOGRAPHS i

,rr1r1~r POOREST LEGACY Fl. ONE CAN
leave on eartfBis a. bad lcturesI Getfone
FOOD picture OF yourself, our operator, Is o
i thorough artist, having made the beat
ap, more sittings than the inhabitants
Of Richmond Z. y pu are "a. safe IN \ his
hands. ~JEFFERSO N ART GALLERY,S
523 East Broad Street. e; 81 IN st WV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

SURE CURESFoRE i N DIG ELS TI,0.N.I
troubles is Harris, s5Anti-Dyspeptic and
ii thia ter: spring loca ted g, Burk tI'y
willie, a.. "a can furnish estimonials.&J' ~
SlA MORRIS ~ co, = Phone 4s82
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

ME- sM oKERs OF THE WEST i -
will no lDnger have 70, |, SO down I own TO
viii ID found tat the a M N RI ID co N
FECTiONERY.is57o M Ia street. sf5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
COAL AND WOOD.

LONG. TFE COAL AND WOOD MAN.
has been In the business seven years, lis
z one else and give as good measure and
weight as any one else. but sells more
wood than any other Richmond dealer.
I one cord oak, :5.76; one ton fire creek,
$3.50; one ton stove and nut an thracite,
$3.50. Courteous and prompt delivery
n guarnnt eed, x Phone a t. I3oWe. and Mar
i Clay yard, 1868. 7t{sS VI 5 {Sis i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

BARGAINS IN sQU ARB PIANOS SIS 3
$SFf$ good for q beginner. Sill EFF 307 East
s$f Broad IN 3at S, $3g !i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

MEN 81 III RsT2 q UAL1TY s8S RUBBER
g Boots only s2.5O WI ieSth hey last. at ALI
4 BERT STEIN 8, F'ifth and S Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

FRUIT CAKE MADE "a g. 20 ~ 4NOuLDS
NJ East Marsha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

FOR SAT4Ee---WIIII,E N ENAMEL LETT
s ters,{ gold. " brass and nickel letters for
v your windows 4 fall kinds of sign work
8{J OLE TODD, ESO4 Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

ANY TROUBLES
= caused by uric acid Is cured by drinking
Harris Anti Dyspe4t land !, ma q =.
Water; springs located ncnra Burke
Va: 4 received Ssfresh every day. ~ .a ~
u MORRIS 81 Cos 20. la North Seventh
Y Street. 4l Phone 1852.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

WA NrnD, a rs R, Rem u, SMALL F-A rum
somewhere near c1,1,oild, tWSenty.hyye
II bi,vs Address j. b. 20 WE'LL, PAs HAND,
Va, care W.T.. Hood g. Co. v 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
SITUATION Ii II 8, WANTED-Male

WANTED, POSITION AS OLLECTORi
N or clerk; u experienced preference, u y re-
5$ quircd. Address Il. SO, ca re his office.
WANTED, f$ BY y DUNG MAN NTH
good references, q position: experienced
"a In office work and as manager. AZ dress
5 E, o., this offl CO. a54 fssS5 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

PRRsoNAL-BRING THAT 5.I3 light
4, est "sma rest, boy Of yours If 70
:sasBERRY'S, !" and swo'll give III I'M gssyouT
choice Of hundreds of 500 < and S. 80
Suits for o nj " s. 49, III i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

PR ppA III A oR Z ivy lksN.r oRy !!vt1
{ hhVc reduced DIR stnen's yVo len tl1der-5
y Wea Il, we name this as mn tenn 81, %.
q and f1.B siirt and u y re- ers now GO
n they5nuy bes al Bold, Soc duality g
I pnirs 81. 10 25c. qua w now g pm rs etlc.,l
IL ard 16c. duality now 8c w 81 CON
x sTA13LT e. Co, 7Sa55 y. Main Street 3l;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

HI TEL = + on iTsf.N.,,a !.
painted, fnewlyI apered Board from y I
Is to Si01 pef week q $3.50 and "a per day.
rooms, 5O 75c And % y. Ft1ie n, sampls
n roOnlSI ~ ls {l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

WANTED, AN ALI-NIGEIT f DRUG
clerk 3 orle with some knowledge Of boo X
z keeping preferred. Add ress 3. IS, u care
this office. II St AZ 3 INK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
FLATS FOR RENT.

Ills WEST VENUE sEcoNSD--l FLOOR
Z nat Of \ nve rooms Va q nd modern bath I
partially furnished. "a e. desired; use \ Of
VI 'phone 4S0S; possess sion Mt ones l5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

" a N TiE 3, THOROUGHLY EXPERT.
b enceil furnishing goods salesman and
window dresser. Apply by mail, SWING
references IA; and expe rience. az CAMS
a RADY COMPANY, No. 1Cl6 { e. Main
e Street, r rnond, h " a. RI e Hill n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

CAKES ICED ANDssoRNAMENTED ALI.
kinds. as fine as can be done anywhere,
5f at BRIGGS'S.6 603 East Marshall, $ ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

GfAC b, 7os 81 r q II NJ N e nj,
Sitnnsiart ana table Boat iers IN ost CON
Veniet,t location; hoinelike Wy g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
q RE y j, I ESTATE For Sale

COUNTRY STORE N AND DWELLING;
with clean stock OF general merchani--
disc for sale doing an almost cash bust.
4. ness q wnerS TOO feeble to bear strain of
i work. Address M USE this 9 tt1ce.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

CI1ANC u no LEARN BAR BIER T :E'
!, new system: only eight weeks srnq lireia
wages Saturdays tools donated dlplo'-
mas awarded; anyone can. learn az, pSo sa,.
free cataiogue. MOLER's 81 BARBER
Ia SCHOOL,, N ew Y orlt Ci s9l
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& Scale p5PRoPOsALs.3
N NJ 8.sf sc ROFO0NIS. fSlEi9 N II83,
$50, 600 MARTlnS'v!'ll.Ll|,!l.,lE:,
v 4. BONDS.

UNTIL B JANUARY n HE 14TTI Y "a
o'clock Nj, sealed bids wi Il be received for
$50, OdO OF . per cent, tax recelIy,asnsee
f Bonds OF the town 81 artinsyilie Va.
on any part hereof n his Us the first ais.
sue Of $4,000 t; bond authorized
bv7 the vote or the people,. and KING WI, as
tHhe s;'Fi rst, Series Electric Plant I3onds2,5
dated January 2. 100, bearing Interest
from that date, paya bler, -,
livercd . 70 pure haseri on n ~ 25th, or
as soon thereafter as they arc received
from the autograph Y. II lghts res erY cd 70
reject any and all plds. Z, =, 4, = V Is IS
Chairman Finance Commit tee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
\ REAL ESTATE WANTED y

r7yvAN1lS d &; i MBBR 4 OF 9 oOD...VIRs
Y ginia farms N for my clients Ib p
4 farms. "A g, Nv, wa LII JAMS. 69B Calumet
Avenue Chicago III N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

REM q WE'D b "a D NIDrsS i y SCHOOL
b 81 Elocution has irett1ove to st. Niary's,
Hall, corner FOurt III q n d sSy Maryllall
a Stree 4. Clnsses wednesday, Az T thursday
h Friday and Saturday hts. $3.50 y clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

WANTEn, IA GOOD q (NdALE1 BOOK
4 eeper; one expert fenced in the aolo thing
Jared b good salary to the right man.;
l}Address e. AS, care tnis Q ms 5{ a!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

Nv AN N 30 ., COMPETENT Il NrACTI1ND
Il hands 81 to fill place o strlk ers. x Apply,
Il at iRICIIMONDiW WOOL $WCRKINGa Cos
f anchester v a. sS55 n {&s3. III 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

SHOES ARE EQUAL
] " Il good whether travelling by rai II Z Or
nteamboat in your office or at home. in
Ss the city Or country ION alliOccasions they
Il are equally conf able. III Sl ii + fst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

ANyT & NrEL1IG SNCE PIsIlsON & MAY:
! earn good Income u. corresponding. Tor TO-
h newsbane re-. + % experience % unnecessary.
\ se,,1 :" "a. nnrticulars. OFTHI1FeN
Il isREss sYNDIC q, & / Look port, n. q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

Az NICE PAIR OF 3''CHIMBORAzOnl
: Shoes will do good service. make a. nice
present and be apr ted, }5st Sst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

TWO LIVE NrEJN TO SELL,
n white enamel, gold, br4 ss and \ nickel
letters 4 to business men of Richmond.
JOE TODD, Sd SO4 E,E Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

LARGE. CALIFORNIA .PRUNEs, loc.
4 pounds Bouquet sfI3rand 1 Canned Fruits,
IA at8ALBERT@H.siPOH 8, 5a06 and 308
Y N. Second Street. Phone 4 6S2. AZ s$g