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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-17
KILLS TRADUCER
OF A LOVED ONE
Old Soldier Puts Four Big BuI-
lets in Young Man.
A FAIR NAME AT STAKE
AND AS THE YOUNG MAN WOULD
NOT HEED THE REPEATED
WARNINGS LOST HIS
LIFE.

( Richmond, Va, Dec. 1G.-With three
"A calibre pistol balls within a SIX
inch circle In the lower abdominal re-
| gion and the fourth leaden missile
gone through the left side Of his chest,
1 Jesse Cobb, young white man, died
at the country hcme of his slayer, d.
h. Snow, near Emporia, last night.
Snow, who is postmaster at War
nike. is gray-haired man, nearing six
ty-five years old. physical wreck, and
pensioner of the United States gov
ernment for service in the civil war.
| He killed Cobb it is said, in defense
of the name of his young daughter, to
whom the young man had persisted in
permission in the part of her father to
do So and in fear that Cobb would
murder him. Cobb was under peace
bond at the time he was killed.
The old man had twice been unmer-
cifully beaten by Cobb, and when the
third and last attack was made Snow
returned TO his home, got cut his Old
army pistol, and proceeded to pTotec
himself and his family. The last attack
upon the old man was made on the
previous day, when he was severely
whipped by Cobb
Snow is said to have warned Cobb
repeatedly not to cross his path and
to keep away from his home and not
to speak to any member of his house
hold, especially the young girl of
whom Cobb seems to have been great.
ly enamored, but about whom he had
circulated injurious and damaging re-
ports
He had heaped one Insult after an
other upon the veteran who, up to the
time of the shooting, had horne 1t
without complaint, except to warn
his tormentor. Snow has the sym.
paihy of the community.
Snow saw many years of hard ser
wee in the regular army of the United |
States in the civil war, and was with |
Gen. Reno during his campaign alcng
the Rosebud and Big Hcrn rivers when |
~h''Ni iNii+ ilC hdS DItl a ItSiutlt Vi |
Virginia several years.
His young daughter, Miss Mary |
seems TO have attracted Cobb from the |
beginning. Cobb persisted in paying
attentions to the girl and in annoying
her in various ways. circulating Sian
lerous reports concerning her after he
found that he had not persuaded her to
COX with favcr upon him.
Being denied the house Cobb is al
eyed 70 have addressed the girl upon
he street and countryside wherever
ne happened to meet her. and to have
made remarks to her not pleasant for
! woman to hear.
He took keen delight in beating
md maltreating the old man, who was
at his mercy
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-17
MISS HELD vERIFlEs.

Paris, Rec 1G-When Miss Anna
Held was told Of the story today in
her apartments at 81 Faubourg Hen
are that William Ellis Corey, presi-
dent of the great United States Steel
Trust corporation. had threatened TO
make revelations involving actions by
promnent Pittsburg men which took
place az a banquet al which Miss Held
sang. unless the men ceased criticising
Corey. The dinner took place in the
Duquesne club. Pittsburg. and il was
said that Miss Held. who sang, was
roughly treated by some Of the diners.
The criticigm upon Corey. it was
pointed out, were caused by rumors
that he was to permit his wife to de-
vorce him that he might marry Miss
Mabelle Gilman. the American actress.
who is here studying music under
Jean de Reszke.
Miss Held remembered the dinner
perfectly She said:
Yes. there was a dinner given by
Mr.. Henry G. Frick in the Duouesne
club Pittsburg. was in Pitt burg
singing for charity was asked Ia
sing at the dinner and oonsented.
When I arrived there. which was
late in the evening. many Of the guess
were drunk. They we're excessively
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-17

Of f reign, loans on railroads the army
and feet leaving the people without
schools or roads. Yet 10 is declared
there ie no money to feed the sol
diers ard sailors, and everywhere arc
Instructions of beggared and starved
troops.
The manifesto charges the govern
ment with even using the deposits In
the governments savings banks 70
speculate on the hourse.
The only salvation for the country
declares the mantle to, is the over
throw of the autocracy by a constitu-
ent assembly. and the sooner the gov.
ernment falls the better.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-17
HAVE NOT FOUND
WOMAN OR BOYS
Mrs Taggart's Sister Says She
Is Not in Chicago.
ALL ARE IN THE DARK
REGARDING HER PLAN FOR THE
FUTURE.--CAPT. TAGGART
HAS SOMETHING TO SAY
ABOUT TT.

Chicago. Ill.,, Dec. lG.--At Highland
Park tonight James Fl. Shields pro
fessed complete ignorance Of the plans
Of Mrs, Grace Culvor Taggart and Of
her Whereabouts Mrs Shields and
Mrs Taggart are sisters.
"All | know is what | have seen in
the newspaperc-that Mrs. Taggart
and the children have left Wooster,
said Mr. Shields
''She has not come to Chicago, ara
as far as know has no present inten-
tion CT doing So"
The report that Mrs. Taggart had
arrived at the Shields home is be-
lieved to have been caused by talk
on the part of the Shields servants
that Mrs. Taggart intended to spend
Chri: tmas there, arriving in Chicago
December %.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-17
ARMY HALF MUTlNoUs.

New York. Dec. lC.-A cable dis
patch. dated St Petersburg. Decen-
Der II. says:
Il cannot combat gr- with and spread
Of revolutionary movement in the
army more than half mutinOus. Gen
eral Linevitch has telegrsphed from
Manehuria. Reserves demand to be
sent home Immediately and refuae %
take paper money Telegraph in.
etructions Urgent"
The greatest secrecy IS thrown over
the governments answer 10 General
LlneEitch. which was sent via Vladi-
yCst X.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-17

that their permanent home will be in
Cincinnati. ~
It was learned today lhat Miss
Roosevelt and Mr.. LongworiR became
engaged only three days ag0. II was
at little informal luncheon at the
White House.
Miss Roosevelt looked particularly
charming this afternosn She regard
ed with oemposure the attention she
attracted from the audience She
;miled afiably whenever any refer
ence was made Of her engagement by
members Of the box party. and her
! fliends were man festly bent on twit-
ting her about II in a place where she
could do no more thaa laugh and &C
/ cept their hanter.
/ Miss Roosevelt spent the early part
OF the day IN the White House receiv-
ing oongratulatims These took the
form Of flowers. telegrams and per
sonal calls. Local florists were swamp
ed with orders for American Beauty
TO es and violets. and in more than
one florist shop the supply was ex-
hausted. Miss Alice's apartments we're
far too small 10 acccmm date the
wealth Of flowers sent. and as box az
ter box arrived the'r contents we're
distributed throughout the private
APARTMENTS Of the family.
i The telegraph Messengers formed a
regular bicycle parade through the
White House ground. Many of the
boys carried as many as baif q dozen
messages at a ime. and an extra al
Tenant was Necessary at the White
+ Hue deer TO s.g1 tie blanks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-17
. y o . . o . = .
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
Sunday, December II, 1905.
Foreign.

Sunday, December II, 1905.
Foreign.
. Invisible Government laws
y blame for wreck of Russian
empire at door of bureaucracy.
Charles Raynard differs with
y Secretary Root regarding Isle
Of Pines.
. Young Mccall starts for home
without Andy Hamilton.
Domestic.
Anna Held. the Little Ouch
ess" confirms story of Frick
dinner.
Alice Roosevelt attends the
atre.
Woman aged 1873 dies after
outliving Is husbands.
Sister Of Mrs. Taggart denies
that she or two boys are with
her.
Lawyer Hummel on trial for
. alleged conspiracy in connec-
. tion with celebrated Morse
. Dodge case.
. Old soldier kills traducer of
= his daughter.
Senate passes Panama canal
emergency bill
Brave school mistress kills
. negro. who made advances.
= Albert T. Patrick. under sen
= tence f death. secures stay Of
. execution in behalf of wife mur
Z. derer
Two brothers fight duel in
corn field with fatal results.
Sporting.
Jack OBrien claims Fitz gave
him the double cross.
Local.
Kris Kringle offering in The
Bulletin 10 orphans at Chill
dren's home was doubled Sat
urday.
Saturday night IN CONNER
cial avenue IN Cairo.
Progress Of holiday trade fp
. Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-17
UPRISING IN HUNGARY.

Budapest, Dec 1G.-Further reports
Of the uprising Of the Roumanian In
habitants Of the southern provinces Of
Hun gary. in favor Of the King-Em-
peror against the Magyars. declare the
situation 10 be threatening Three
companies of soldiers hara been sent
TO southern Hungary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-17
FRENCH ACTRESS
CONFIRMS COREY
Anna Held Forced to Make Es-
cape Without Wraps.
THERE WAS A SCRAMBLE
OVER CHAIRS AND TABLES BY
MILLIONAIRE AT FRIck
DINNER AS SHE
WARBLED.

Pittsburg, Dec. tG.--The threat Of
William Ellis Corey to tell what h
knows about the dinner given in hen
or of Miss Anna Held by Pittsburg's
group of millionaire steel men, unless
the Pitsburgers let up on him in his
present divorce scandal, isn't causing
the sensation that Corey evidently
thought it would, for the simple rea
son that it has been told so often here
it is an ola story. The time was when
il might have caused innumerable fam
lily quarrels and mayhap some more
divorces That was a long time ago
however, and good deal of the past
has been forgotten.
The name of Anna Held is never
mentioned in Pittsburg, however,
without bringing to m:nd the week Of
Christmas, 1896, and the famous din
ner Pittsburg was not quite such a
prosperous burgh" then as ii is this
Christmas time, and some Of the big
big For instance II. G. Frick was
chairman OF the board of directors of
the Carnegie Steel company, and John
G. A. Leishman was pre- ident, white
William Ellis Corey was just a mill
superintendent in Homestead but on
the upward path toward fame.
Sang on Streets for the Poor.
The mills had been closed down for
a time for repairs and there was more
suffering than there had been for
many years before. Then came Evans
and Hoey to the Grand opera house to
appear in The Parlor Match, and
along with them came Miss Anna Held
milk bath and all Harry Davis, man
ager cf the theater, conceived the idea
that 1t would help the show and, Incl
dentally. the poor of the city If Mis s
Held would go out on the streets for
the benefit of the poor. She consent
cd and the trip was a great financial
success, several thousand dollars be
ing gathered In.
All the prominent clubs OF the city
were visited. and when the Duquesne
club was reached the embryo million
aires were there in force
"Oh, won't you come and play wiz |
me?" sang the demure Anna, and the
bowling assent that went forth al |
most took the roof from the building
II was with come difficulty that Miss
Held was rescued, SO anxious were the |
millionaires to indulge in the game, !
whatever it might be that Miss Held |
proposed.
Invited to the Club.
That one glance Of the pretty little
French woman at close range was
what started all the trouble II was
agreed then and there that they would
have to see more of her. So it was ar
ranged that Miss Held should come
to the club after she had finished he
performance The following night and
tell the millionaires more about the
game that she had proposed they play.
H. c. Frick made the arrangements
and most of the members of the CLUB.
which includes all the swells of Pitts
burg. were present Miss Held was
TO receive $500 for her appearance in
the club.
The members assembled early. fer
it was still the holiday season and ey-
erybody was in a good humor They
forgot about having to wa until the
performance was over and by the time
Miss Held arrived there was much
as a result of the frequent
corks that had been extracted from
long-necked bottles.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-17
wloow Was suEeocArEp.

Youngstown. Ohio. Dac 1.-The
mall store and residence OF Mrs. VIII
lam Davis caught FIRE tonight and
Mrs. Davis was suifocated before she
could Be rescued She vas the widow
Of Wm- Davis. ar one time a well
known hotel keeper. Two sons survive.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-17
MAY HAVE BEEN MURDERED.

Carmi. n Dee let Is believed
that Bud Williams. 4 sarmer. who dis
appeared from his home near here
last week. was robbed and murdered.
His coat was found today cn the river
bank He bad 5000 On his psrsoa.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-17

Farrner Skidmors tread'ns signs in
q city hotel foom1- Gas bltaed al
7r5t chsr-ad extra tgont ssos cut
- sfz Thss niittE Is lnati %
-sssea soa sEs may o. zee etasr.s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-17

Quite Edenesqne is tire bushes
street Ct ST Heller in the Isfs of fsz
ssy. where Adam. Eve. = 9cain- and
abel" are all prosperOuziv eztablsh.
ed in business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-17
wARsuIps FOR RIGA.

ST. Petersburg. Dec. lG.-The battle
ship Slava and mining cruiser Abrek
have been dispatched to r Rga.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-17

Don't neglect your advertising. Il Is
as important as carrying stock.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-17

CConeluded OF sixth psssJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-17

Continued On Sixth page
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
TEE.DEE BRANCHES.

The following Branch Offices have
been established for the benefit OF
those living at distance troGn the
Main Office OF The Tinea D!A2aun.
The Tee Dee Wants leu ~ any Of
these branches VIII recelYs the same
careful attention US though i!Asy fa:
been left at the Main Office. as1
there VIII be 40 extra ctlst =, tas as-
yertiser:
sLAvoHTER's DRUG sTo;sE, T0sn.
ty.ilth and VenabIe stf.s.s.
w. f. EANES, TWenty-fiita ana Lejap
Streets.
a. A. SCOTT. Twsns1.rfth and sro4a
Streets.
ROBERT J. WILLIAMS, Twenty first
and karbnaIi Streets.
TAahANTs, GRANT q co, Foushse
and arosd sucSu.
shall street.
THoMPaoh's DRUG sToRE, no. 1sz,
West Hain street.
RsDTs DRUG eroRE. satsn
f1es0hts.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE, No. 2spy
williamsburg Avenue, Fulton.
| ROBINS Pr%HldkcI, he. zU Es.s
rHarahaII Street.
| CITY DRUG STORE, no. i414 Es.t
Maln Street, corner Fifteenth.
I IUpsON CUNNINGHAM, 10. 1111
East Main, corner TUenky- first.
| PINE STREET PhhRidhCT, no. a.,
south Pine Sucet-
| PolkDExT EK-HihK ,FAKStGI1 CO.,
no, Az East Broad street.
1.-THE PARAGON PHAHtdI,CYt no. g1j
| Wett Cary Street
EATON PHARMACY. JWsGt/+eIabts.
| and II streets.
Rlsok's PHARMACY, ne. ~ Cana,
street,
J. T, LEWIS. no. 4 &. EinAa st<sst.
CARRIERS DRUG eTcEe, NJ. 1tox
Hun Street, Manchester,
". 4. PERKINS, No. ~ Hsrtb tyss.
more Street, Petersburg,
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WANTED 900 YOUNG MEN TO IQ UP
sssi}t themselves for travelling statesmen. Ad
dress I'll + ESSEN PUBLISHING CO.,
3sBoy li6 Richmond, Va. a5I4 l
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HELL WANTED-Male.

sAUTOM OBILE DRIVERS, REPAIR,
men, ciiaffeurs and others wanted al
over the country; 5000 machines built
tiils year in United States. aifordinS
great opportunities for our students; .
eEats a day will qualify YOU for good
wages in his growing field For tull
particulars and one free lesson, includ q
ffass .lepi {, lsa, THE CORRESPON-
B sl5E,>GE., SCHOOL. OF AUTOMOBILE
Z t-NGI NEERl NC, Akron, Q.
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WANTED, YOUNG MAN FOR g EN-
y ernl office work and assistant book
Address SECRETARY, Century Build
ing, Atlanta Ga.
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WANTED EVERYWHERE, 5IIusrLEEs
TO tack signs. distribute circulars, sam
PES {, Ct no 'canvasslng good pay. SUN
p & ADEERTI SING BUREAU, Chicago.
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WANTED, no BUY IS HOUSE, SEVEN
or eight rooms; moderate prices West
Main. West Cary, Pine, Laurel .Sor
itbChorry. Address p. 246. care this Office
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ITRAv f31l1NG sALEsN1A AN oH Sl 81
gina; general merchandise trade: 20 20 j ~ ~
Vacancy; must be experienced, e ugTsIi Ia, HI
z m pa bic: h first class pay. iiVS -tLn5
AI.TRl Rox 1853, st. Louis, Mo.
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WANTED, !, 900 YOUNG MEN no EQUIP.
81 Themselves for travelling salesncn. Adj
e dress THE ESSEX PUBLISHING CO.,
Z Box 446, Richmond, Va, TB3
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WANTED, r b rRADEA3c GOD EST b.
i9llshed business for. o. small farm ADJ
dress FL. 230, care this office. Is Is 4. ia
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WANTED. STEADY YOUNG MEN TO
Il become cmen. brakemen. switchmct,
and bngsngcmcn: y s76&to s125 monthly
on flrst-clasS roads; experience not nee 6.
stamp Address ibo5 Railway Exchange
Duiding. ST. q Louis, Mo.
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M'ANrED, E3irER FENCED FURNISH
4 Ing goods salesman; one who Is capable
of taking charge Of stock preferred. ADJ
dress with references, e. 26 care This
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WANTED. FIVE .F1RsT-CIlAss PA
per- hangers at once; wages. $3.50 per
x day: none but gentlemen need to apply.
&s r. b. I3RAUER. 20S North Fifth Street;
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WANTED, a FIRST CLASS CABlNET-
maker, no carpenter need apply: good
wages, steady work. Address G, 24S.
care this office. 2i4,
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN FOR 1, J W iaa-
gg ,nrtt To- Trade /; highS comm ssions; S5
weekly advnnce; permanIsnt 70 9, !, TIER 1ggI = :
]. man. F.. q G. FARLEY co.. y D '''t1
Aich. I. --- -.-.-.- ---- l .---- --sHLl.
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WANTED. A FIRsT-CI4ASSt SALESMAN
for Virginia to sell exclusively our first
class limo Of calendars adysr's s b spec
ialties and druggs,s, la tbnt c u; er
9nr Iln end 80 nanufacturor ii each ana
every town cnn be soon. Our goou is
are rsteass strictly s uroG 90 yea ouL
and ia we'll and favorable known. Com :
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salesman cnn easily make from $50 to
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this advertisement With your nppllca-
ton. Address c, A. care LORD q q
N rHQMAS Chicago. a-
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SALESMAN or ABILITY, CAT tory
Is pert.bn amber elnPEH neyeopaeda md snd
ard Reference Works; fs!ppfIsNcoTr
ences necessary. d: ~ ~ +
81 COMPANY, E'hilndelphi E e.. ~. -
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sTRAYET FROM MY RESIDENCE
Thursday night, one White Maze Nal Nal
e ,eesc Poodle DOG! ans wcrs NY name ~
* kfSR, 200 North rwenty-fo fourth Street. a
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COMPOSITIONS WANTED. $3.50 PER
week; catalogue. job and stone men.
on union; for permanent positions in
largest job printing Office In the United
States; strike on. splendid opportunity;
with references and looking for steady
a positions, wanted. Write or call r. R.
DONNELLEY & SONS CO., Chicago.
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ss:-As-1f.rsAfAN-yro { SELL OUR KEN
lucky Prize whskey II barrels nha ee a for i've ive
man, rnsS 4 LICKING VALLEY co.. Cow GO 8
ington, Ky si- .-- -
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WANTED, sAsTR.AVELENc COLLECTOR
II for wholesnle house; must be hustler;
n fair salary for the right man. Address
4 MANAGER, p. 0. 1876, Atlanta. Go. W
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN pY Rt "A ts,i
wholesale house. for y 11rIanse < XII.
RON. Sales Manager s. Fifth Avenue
Chicago. ~ s&8 l} fB4ll4 as14 (. .,..-..---
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1Lc,E;T--C,& BROAD AND MAIN STR nee,
Il 1t.tlr.. between G:5o and "A. NJ, between
ison,bardy ana First Street. new 81,
note Finder Will please return ana
VI receive snitnbie reward. a.. w. LEE.
.fGlnS South Thirteenth Street 683
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WANTED no 4 REM TOUT r La r N Q +
four or Ave connecting roonia. with
]. water and bath. Reference exchanged.
& Apply atg10 w. Clay ST. 3S
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BOY ABOUT is TO STAY IN OFFICE.
Apply at once SOUTHERN STAMP
AND STATIONERY CO, Twelve SIX
Main Street.
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FOR RENT. TH1RD-sToRY FLAT OF
three conectings rooms and use OF bath.
or will rent them single. Apply at 20b
East franklin Street. sfi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

PLEASANT, PROFITABLE HOME EN-
ployment; security for 800 required
with other employment; security re-
turned any time; no canvassing, no
books. no gamblng industrial EAST
RIVER CONSTRUCTION CO. 40 Maid
en- Lane. New York.
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A REGULAR ASSISTANT DRUG CLERK
50 wanted at once: a good place and good
gsalary for good man. HISEY,S DRUG
" STORE, Edinburg, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

ENERGETIC WORKERS EVERY
where to distribute circulars, samples
and advertising matter; good pay; no
canvassing COOPERATIVE ADVER-
m TISING CO., New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

LOST on BROAD AND MAIN CAR,
81 or at Skating Rink, Massa chuseetis m III
# stitutc of Technology Pin. Finder VIII.
please return 10 2S0i East Broad,
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT a a MODERN z SECOND
A story flat, with every convenience. and
heated BY steam. Apply at 210 South
Third Street. u Il NJ a NJ z
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srRAYEi, OR STOLEN FROM 2e11 II.
MarshalY Street, black and tan Gordon
4 Setter Reward for his return orany IN
formation leading to his recovery. a. u.
PORTER, Ghanccry Court.
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YELLING Il MAN WANTS BOARD
i for wife and child two years old prl-s
vate family or boarding-house; II suit
2O4, Wnyncsboro, Va. Vi II S3
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BOARD WANTED.

"A 4 YOUNG LADY DESIRES BOARD
4 md lodging within convenient distance
Of second, and Bread Strests reference
s office. g5s44jR XII Il ~
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.LOsT-oNE IrF1N,..Iai1g HOUND PUPPY.
four months old; yellow and ian nia i.s
face. white breast. l1ibernl reward u
H8 Church. ID circumstances Can istBs lA et 5g y
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gALI3sMA ooD NAN &c, st Io I corr
g ~ f fo tis year and next sales "a :,
isSactory; coiHmssi and s.,5 Wef {, = Y
Z advance for expenses. j. -. ..in NO
Co, 53b-54S Euclid Avenue, C leyl .N-s-
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INTELLIGENT WHITE BOY; ONE DE
string 10 learn sign painting; good on-
portunity. Call RICHMOND SIGN
WORKS. 6 South Seventh Street,
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WANTED, 1MB1I Rs-pART1Es HAVING
medium sized tracts Of tlmbcrl for salcs
IA BY corresponding With Address G, 24s,
care this office.
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LOST AND FOUND. i

aloST-c1N; LAST WEDNESDAY,, TWO
M Iii,lEs,3 one solitaire diamond and ono
y9ofjnT, from seventh and Main 10 Broad.
10 Marshall, TO S;l W. Clay q n9ci .1t
I'll reward III Returned 20 Mrs, HubEk, VI
vs.. Clay Siittk.EE& * AL i4,}
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HUSTLERs WANTED EVERYWHERE
to distribute circulars and samples. etc.
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TRIBUTING CO, Station g., Wash
lngton D. G.