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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12
Closing Lees Bread Line
A roRTIETH ANNIVERSARY WAR STORY
February s.s. 1865

Copyright. 1905. by C. L. lliln,er.l
 ~ ENERAL GRANT discovered in
 midwinter. 1865. that he had not cut Lees bread line into
 Petersburg as effectually as had been supposed and on Feb. sent out detachment of infantry and cav airy to break up the Confederate wag- on route south of the besieged city. The winter of 1S64-G5 was unusually severe for the Virginia climate and bore hard upon the Confederate soldiers with . their threadbare, insufficient clothing ] and meager food, the latter chiefly corn bread made of the coarsest meal. Of meat they got but little, and that was actually imported from Europe. The army hospitals had coffee and tea, but the troops in the field got none.
 In secret session of the Confeder- ate congress it was stated at that time that there was not meat enough in all the south to supply the armies in the field and not enough in Virginia to feed the armies within her borders. The bread supply for Virginia camps had to be brought from other states and depended absolutely upon keeping open railroad connections south. The con dition of the Confederate deserters who constantly came into Grants lines ear ly in the winter confirmed the state ments before congress. but by the 1st of February it was found that Lees supplies were better, and large quan- titles of meat and bread had been ac- cumulated in Richmond.
 Lees supplies. brought from the south, covered the last stretch of the route on the Roydton wagon road by the way of Dinwiddie Court House. southwest of Petersburg. To intercept the trains and break up the route of supply General D. McAdam Gregg's cavalry division marched out of Grants lines at 3 o'clock on the morning of Feb. toward Dinwiddie Court House to intercept any wagon trains encoun- tered and damage the enemy to any extent possible in that region. At the same time General G. K. Warren marched out the Fifth corps to cooper ate with two divisions of the Second corps under General A. A. Humphreys in support of the cavalry. Warren and Humphreys were to operate about four miles apart, keeping in communication
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12
Watch for Friday Night'S Ad.
lug said to her daughter: -Tnis is wnar your father Is coming to-

lug said to her daughter: -rnis is wnarI your father is coming to-
 That Mrs. Rose several times, anAi especially after they had moved to Ohi-i caxo, made public statements to other parties that the plaintiff was guilty oQ misconduct with other women, and upon one occasion named some women with whom she said he had been too frisnd- y." a&l
 Dr. Rose declses his wife condemned Chicago and everything American and praised Canada until 1t became the talld of the neighborhood for six or seven years-this for the purpose of injuringI her husbands business. He says sha would not permit him to read after she had retired: that ct various and numeD ous times she threatened to shoot himi j and at one time he had to tale tho rs- yolver and lock it up to prevent her. an( he believed. from shooting him, she fni her rage and anger declaring: T wili put . bullet through you on the spot: '1 that she frequently struck and assaulted him in an angry and vicious manner. and at one time, in 1900, rushed into hid of1ce. 'vehemently and viGously at-j tackled him in the presence of . patient. scratching his face and tearing his coat and vest. and that finally. in 1900, it became necessary for him to change hia Ileeping quarters.
 Dr. Rose closes his petition by stat- ing that hc has always conducted him.I self properly toward his wife.
 The case will come up at the next term, of court before Judge B. F. Burwcll.; Under the Oklahoma law a person must be bona hde resident of the territory! | wear to secure q divorce
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12
The Coreless Apple.

The corsless apple has at last ar. rived. in color it is red. dotted with yellow. It is without seeds and re. sembles the seedless orange Tn that q slightly hardened substance makes its appearance at the navel end" But this can b. obliteraied by culture. It is estimated that by 1906 there will be 2.5oo.oao of these trees bearing fruit in the orchards of the world.-Chicago Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12
Chil& Con Carne.

Cu: or chop into small slices two pounds of beef. add little chopped tal- low and salt; place the above in GOV cred pot, in which you have previously heated two or more tablespoonfuls of lard. and steam till about half done; now add two quarts of hot water. ole or two tabiespoonfuls of chilli powder. accord ing to strength desired; stir well. then let boil slowly until the meat Is tender. Good Housekeeping.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12
When Avoiding Appendicitis.

For all those who fear appendicitis and are willing to do anything which will keep them immune from disease. Sir Frederick Traves has prepared a list of eatables which cannot be taken with safety. Foremost on the list is preserved ginger, that deadliest of sveetmeats: but pineapple. either fresh or preserved. is equally danger ous- Oranges. figs and raspberries should never be indulged in
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12
Growing Institution.

Since the bureau of plant industry was organized three years ago it has been necessary to increase its force nearly D per cent. and it now employs 800 work- CTS. 60 per cent of whom are engaged in scientific investigation. and it's appli- cation to the farm, the orchard and the garden.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12
Invention Bamed.

Archimedes had just invented his screw.
 Very good" they cried. But can't you give us a tackhammer that won't hit your thumb?"
 Hereupon he could only bewail his in- ability to provide the needs of the sim pie life.-N. '. Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12
she Did and Didn't.

Tom-She insisted very emphatically that her complexion is natural Bess- She didn't have the face to tell you that: Tom-If you mean that remark of yours as a question the answer is. ~She did.- If you mean it as a state ment of fact I assee with you-Phila- deiphia Ledger.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12
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Voice from Maine.

Ia prohibition states all sorts of schemes are devised to smuegle liquor. A Maine man recently wrote to a pen manufacturer as follows:
 ."T think you would sell more of your fountain pens if you mace them to hold about pint. The one bought does not hold . decent-sized drink. ."-Yonkers Statesman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12
New Fruit Mixtures.

Grapes divested Of skins and stones snd mixed with pineapple frsppe is one of the latest combinations Only two kinds of fruit are allowable in a salad. an-es and apples and pears. without other accompaniment thaa . dish Of narashino. ere among tAs fhvosito btnAA-Ch6aos rsgA -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12
winter Q.srter. .s esrr-.e..

A dramatic paper gives the names and addresses of 1IS circu>es and oth- er road shows which have gone into winter quarters of these. says the Chieagc Tribune. eigtteen make their home in Pennsylvania fourteen in Maryland eleven in Missouri and tea in Indian. these be11G the most psp- n1ns s1nfD = alutef aparsU
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12
Get Adopts Puppies.

Milwaukee.-A cat nursing two spaas iel puppies is the unusual spectacle pre- sented at the home of Killian BeckerIa. The cat recently suffered the loss of her kittens. and she was given the puppies, for which she cares as though they wesO her own offspring.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12
To Kill Germs in Water.

It is not always convenient to s;eri,- Ire water, and boiling makes it tasteless. Tn eases where germs are to be de- stroyed. four drops of tincture Of iodin. In . half gallon Of water. left to stand for q half hour. renders the vater harm le3A-Prairie Farmer Home.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12
rnterpretsr Gets s7o. GOO.

San Franciseo.-Barney Blum, inc terpreter and masseur at the Palace ho- tel, has fallen heir to 37o,0o0 and departs for Austria to obtain his forums. Blum's father recently died and ieft . valuable estate to bs divided among his, three or four sons and daughters ana several other relatives.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12
A FAk Turtle

One of the stransest freaks discov- cred of late was turtle with an oyster growing on it's back. The turtle wss' taken by gill nettsr in the chop:auk river.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12

attempted to commit suicide because he had been charged with q criminal of- fense in connection with his practice. and had become a wreck from intoxicat- ing drinks. and upon finishing the read
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
Trirorid orr GroRe inn parkstt.

Der beutf9e &aiier bat unldnsit
fir 6as fonisli6e G9auipielbaus in
Berlin oas @erbpt beieitist, oas Den
Sffiaieren unterIaste, INT Den 8erliner
Sbeatern antere pldbe als Den erften
Rang unb in ben 2osen gu benuben.
Sas 8erbot fannie aus ben leBten
Sabren Der 2esierunssaeit Srieori6
BiIbelms III. (1797 Biz 184O). 3iems
li9 oemotrotii9e Mni9auungen tomsn
nod unter Jrieori9 Dem 9rpben
1740 Biz 1866 in ben 8erliner Sbea>
tern our @eltung. Der &Dnig ielbft
fab BEL BEN Spernauffiibrunsen ftets
i'm BARRETT uno 5tpar in Der Witte Ser
erften &etbe, unmittelbar btnter Dem
Sr9efter. @pn bier aug p~erfolste er
nit Der 2orenette in Der Sano, oft
audi itebeno, oas Spiel unb ben &C.
fang auf Der Biibne. Ser riidipGrts
gelegene She'll 6es parfetts, bus gars
terre, erfreute fih allerbinss gu iener
3eit zines iebr bel aerineeren Inz
febens. @enisitens f4reibt Sbiebault,
Der @orIefer bes sroben &0nies, iebes
Regiment Der @arnifpn babe bas Re9t
eebabt, 10 unb 70 bel Mann in 6as
Parterre 5u i9iden, 10 bab Die Burz
gersleute niir f9per gu biefem ginlab
betpmmen hdtten. Nn9 madten Die
@olooten biel QGrm un6 bebinSerten
Die in ben 2ogen gu ebener Gros
Sibenbsa am Seben ni9t nur our6
ibre boben Ss3miiBes, ole ie auf Dem
&opfe bebielten, isaSern ar9 bur9 Die
Sitte, ibre Weiber anTi ole S4ulterr
au ne6men.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
@hherifprpipn nno Slieac.

Sn gibIiotbeten miro bes Sefteren
Der 8ii9eriforpion, Elm pinaiges, fiji
eellpies Sniett. beoba9tet. Oas S6ier
lebt bon fleinen Snfeften unb lit bes.
hafb spii9en alien 8ii9ern ni9t iel@
ten. Man beoba9tete nun mebrfa9,
pte Der 9iiAerffprpion ii4 nit elmer
fetner S3seren an Dem @ein elmer
Sliege feftflammerte, uno glaubte 5uz
erit. er tbue es, Inn fi9 on cine anbere,
pieuei9t nabrungsrei9ere Stene pers
f9leppen gu Iafen. @eder bat nun
na9sepieien, bab Die ibn trasenbe
Sliese, no9bem lie cine ldnsere ober
fiir5ere Strsde nit ibm gflogen tit, Der
Ginpirfuns ieines Sites unterliegt
un0 alsoann bon ibm aufgefrefen
miro. Seoenfans aber miro bas Sn=
fett bur9 feline unfreiuilige 2uftreiie
audi IN cine onoere Resion perfebt. fpos
our9 fir Die 8erbreitung Der Sbiere
geforgt 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
Gbineien alS 9abafi6nmpfer.

Die Gbtnefen beniiben CUR @ufbe>
tpabrung ibres S9nupftabafs foges
nannte rNobfldf99en." Sieier &C.
brau9 befinoet ii9 in lleberetnftim=
mling nit Der Meinung Der Gbineien,
Bob ale fir Mdnner beftimmten Sc
fGBe fldidenfOrmig ietn miibten, neil
Die @aGenblaie, in pel6er Der SIP Der
Supferteit lit, aud elmer Slafde
slei9t. Die aus 8ein ober 8u9s>
baumbols sefertigten Nobfldf96en
baben iibrisens ni4t MIR Slaiden=,
fonoern aud 9irnenform. gu ieosm
biefer Sldi99en eeb0rt elm 2Dffel aus
getn ooer Metau, on be1en oberem
gnbe fi9 Der @erf9lub bes 8ebdltnif>
fes befinbet. Mtt otefem 20ffel miro
Der Sabat aus Dem SlGf99en berpor>
gebolt un6 in iene 8ertiefung geI9Its
tet, tpel9e on Der Saumenpur5el ent@
ftebt, tpsrr man 0aumen un0 3eiges
finger auseinanoer fprei5t. Nun
f6nupft man oen Sdbat enttpeber nit
Der Haie auf ooer man 5iebt i'm in ben
W1inb Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07

Irru! Jn bite Den Honlg, metnefs
tpegea tniefdnig, um 9naoe uno @ers
aeibung."
rSa fennen sic oen Sd6sorn bes
&Onigs niGt. Gr lit i'm Stanbs, sic
eigenbdnotg nieoersui4ieben."
rDie2"
r@9 sstpiB. Tamentli6 penn es
fi4 um ieinen Gii9otter banoelt, sen
er 10 iebr ssliebt bot. Gr miro i9redz
li9 in feinem s3orn. 9os @sringits
tit, CAP er sic iofort suriidi9idt.
Sbre 9itte UNI gefOroeruns gum Diff
Sier lit ieoenfa1s pergebli6."
rSas pdrs i@limm fir uns,
tbeuerfte Sop6ie!"
Den Sobn zines rutbenif9en @eiits
li9en 6at er our9 2ataien baIbtpbt
priieeln Iafien. neil bur9 feline SGulo
cine fpre9enoe Glitter oaponflog."
Nun paro Strem op9 unru6ig.
Sd bin ni6t Gbelmann uno nod niht
Sffi5isr, aber iolte mir oas bepors
fteben. lieber erf9iebe t9 mid TO-
Qlei6l" fdate er onmhf,
.Was reoen Sic oa fir 9ottIofes
Setg! Sas tperoen sic ni9t tbun! =
Sc mub uns sliiden, einen Qustpes
gu finben."
r@eri4arren mir bas sbier, uno
f6peigen mir oariiber."
ySas ginge pieQeidt. ODD nein,
es sebt nibt. Wir iino bereiis emit
oedt. Sa fpmmt Ger Graf Mali9ni."
Sn Ser Shat fam Der Sruoer Der
&0nigin 0en Parfpeg entlang i'm &C.
iprd9 nit Dem eben gu 8eiu9e am
tOnisli9en Soflaser ipeitenoen Sir
item Soiepb S5umlanstt. Gr bemertte
Die 8eioen, begriibte oas JrGulein her
truuli4 unb pinfte Dem &ornett
freunoli9 gu. n9ier, lieber Jirit,
itene t9 Sbnen ben 9ornett @trsm
Dor. einsa ti9tigen Soloaten. Gr
miro ieBi balo SffiSier, iein patent
Iiest bereits in Der tOnisli9en &an5s
lei"
r@ratulire, sratuIire!" nGfeIte Der
alte Siirit Limb Damn gibbs pobl
9o95ett9 Was9"
Sa i4lu9ate Sophie laut auf, mari
ii9 Dor beiOen !6errea nieoer uno be-
gam tpeinen6 unb bdnoeringeno Rm
@nabe uno @ermittIung gu fleben.
@ls Malisni enblt9 Die llria6e err
fabren, puroe er fe6r ernft, uno audi
Der alte Sirit audte berlegen Die S9uls
tern.
.Sas 1T cine bIie SaGe, meine
2iebe. go bel Ginflub baben mir
ni6t auf BEN &0nig."
sd mub Sic iosar arretiren, Iieber
@trem," fiigte Ser 9raf bin5u. ,Sa
bilft ni9ts. @erfisen sic F9 auf Sbr
3immer, Biz Sic Meiteres bon mir
bDren. 8prber aber perhergen Sic
Sbre Sasobeute, bamit lie t~pent9fiens
Dor mor9en Niemano finoet. Sd min
our &0nigin geben, pieqei9t fGat uns
etpas Elm. oas Sic retten fann."
(Sdlub folst.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
Die Tarften Srmbe,fot.

Sn Der leBten 3eit lit Der Same bes
Girften g. 81. Srube3toi, Der aIs mu>
tbiger Wortfiibrer Der Ssmftpp>Ses
putation benz 3aren bic tere9ti9ten
@iinf9e Der Natipn unterbreitet bal,
iebr oft genannt tporben. gs perlpbnt
fi9 besbalb, einen 8lid auf bic &C.
i9i9te bieier 6amilie gu t%perfer.
Oas @ef6le9t Der Srube5fpi lit Ut.
oft. Gitauif6en Stammes, leitet es
feline Serfunft BON Hurif ab. Oart
ieinem &ei9tbum unb feinen @erbinz
bunsen bat es ftets cine gldnsenbs
4ols am ruiiiifen 9ufe eeipielt uno
5aflrei4s 90fIin9e uno 9ei9meibige
Werfssuge jenss perberbli9en Mili-
tdrbeipotismus berporgebra4t, pelaer
@ublanb Sabrbunberte lang bebrGnst
unb heuts on zen Hanb bes Qbgrunbes
eefiibrt bat. gur elm Srube5fpi, Sirf
Ser9ius, bat einen @nlauf our Sbuiz
frdft genpmmen, Ter aber flGgli9
fdeiterte. Sn ben S9la6ten Bel Bore
bino unb Sulm hatte er iih nphl als
tupferer Offi5ier gsaeist. bod Der nab.
re girgsrmutb ging inn fpie 10 pieIen
unberen AuHen ab. OesbaIb bate er
niht bic gefdbrli9en gfli9ten iibers
nsbmen ipIen, pie bic Sibreri9aft Der
SeSember<@erf9pDruns Bpm 1925 fis
erhsiidte. Statt ii9 i'm enti9sibenbeu
Mpment auT benz Genatsplabe on Die
Spite Der 8erI6pprenen gu itelen,
leiitete er Dem &aiisr NifoIaus ben
@ib, btrbrannte bann feline Yepiere
unb perftedte fi9 f9liebli9 i'm 9auIe
ieines Sfspasers, bes DIterrei9ii9en.
9eIanbten Grafen 2e6Seltern. DIS man
i'm ergriff unb ins Winterpalaia
bra6te, mari er ii9 lem &aiier mi:
ben Worten gu Siiben: nGnaoe fir
mein 2ebsn!" Seine Satin, cine &c.
borsne 9rdfin 2apal, perlieb i'm i'm
ungliid ni9t. Sic fplgte linn in Die
gsrgtpsrte Sibiriens unb itarb 1854
ir Der @erbannung, spei Sabre Dor
Der @mneitie, pel6e Dem Siirften uno
ben anberen Setabriiten bic Sreiheit
braHte.
Sir bic 9enealogen bietet bic 9e=
f4i6te Der Srube3toi manfsrlei Sns
tereFantes. 8emerfenspertb gum Sci
fpiel finb bic Gheperbinbunoen pes
5iriten 8aiilius Srubsstoi Witslis>
bes bes &ei6sratbes unb Generals Der
&apaaerie, geitprben 1841). SIN eritsr
g6e beiratbete er &atbdrina, YrinSei>
lin bon &urlanb unb 9ersogin BON
Saean, bic Glteite Der bier S09ter BEG
Iebten 9ersogs bon 8urlanb. Sieie
bornebme Dame seihnete fi9 burh
ibre ebeIi9e l1nbeftdnbisteit aus. Sn
eriter @bs mar fe nit benz Yrin3sn
be &ohan permGblt setpeien, unb ne
lieb fi9 na9 flint Sdbren bon ibln
i6eiben. Sn 5peiter gbe perbanb lie
ii9 NIT benz Siriten gaiilius Sru.
bestoi, barrie ober nur Elm Sa6r bel
linn aug. Sn britter g6e rei6te lie
benz @rafen S9ulenburg bic Sano
gum 8unoe, frat jebo4 mad a9t Sab
rem gum 8atbpli5ismus iiber, UNI bic
8eihilfe bes Yapifes CUR S9eibung If
rer britten gbe gu erlansen. Seiner>
isits bsirathete 8uiilius srube3tOi nod
GuflDfung Der gbe nit Der flutterhafs
ten prinseiiin BON 9urlanb cine Sir
fusbume. Die ruiiiI6en Qriftptraten
be5ei9neten stpar bic Na6fommen;
i4aft, bic bieier Gbe entiprob, als
vSroube5foi be Ia corbe", b. +. Die
Geiltdnaer> Srubssfoi, immerhin feis
ratbete cine Der SD6ter Der 3irfusoa:
me einen 9ulbbruber Rapoleons ILL,
ben Ser5o9 o Mprnep.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
mtHprrH1nnntH

3 unse S rau (5Grtft9):
~Weibt Du nod, ggon, unter otefem
Baume 80" 6 r: rGrinnere midi
niht baran - es tpar grdblid!" =
ste (pitirt): .@rGbli9, als 9u
mid gum erften Mal setiiBt haft9"-
Gr: .N9 10, bas meinft Dull.
Inter oiefem Baum babe i4 ndmlid
audi gum erften Mal aeronhtl@
gs siebt eisentIid nur atpei Worte.
bic nidt 2iisen finb: nia" unb u%nein".
ale anberen Wprte f6nnen au9 an
bers semeint pber oufssfabt tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07

i Il Il Il i Il II
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
@ebetmnibboIIe RebIs

9ebetm bbolles &ebGz
fopfleiben. Sas Gbepaar 4iblanb
in Wouehen 3d., bat Elm biibf9es 3idb,
RIGGS S09ter6en; ba aber Der Batter
meit als 9an0elsreiienoer abneienb
unb Die Mutter frGntli9 lit, puroe oie
pflese bes 3inbes einem &inoermdos
den iibergeben. Siingit CAB bas 4inb
10 feltfame SDne bon ii9, oaB Die Mut-
ter einen Irat betaog. Oiefer, Der etpas
Sinnif4 peritebt, ertldrte jeoo4 Der err
ftaunten Mutter. Dab es fid ni1t INN
etnen Jebler i'm 2ehltopf banble. fon>
bern bab oas 4inb bon feiner WGrte>
rim gang einfa4 finnii9 5u ipreGen
eelernt bube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
$Dlitii9e Nmtiinbigungen.
Jobn II. 6einlein.

empfiebIt fi@ ben SteuertabIern uno Stimms
gebern Der 5ten @arb ais
Qambtbat fir etabtretb,
,intertporfen Der bsnpfratii@ei gaominas
tionS > contention.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
# # # # il # #
Der Jif9otter
nes
It koniesSobieski
# = = = = i i

obann III. Gobiesfi, 90nig BON
u pplsn, beriibmt pegen ieiner
. Siege iber Die Siirten. tpar III
ieinen ipGteren Heqierun9sidbz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
'NOLDE.lV|LlN||'|0||.T|
YIELD |! ! | |; D 4 !.
Five Of tile Nolde Brothers are are
III All practical n.
Bakers.
TM.l,ENTY-.0NE ASK FOR JOE, Jobs 5.
Will Sell Out Before He Mil Mil
Give iii to N
Il II. I'D enlands. M

II j. H. Nolde, baker. Is not man to DC
terrified by strikes, nor has he need \ OF
Farley or any one clso as sstrikebreakers'
a have Ave brothers. said .,lr. Node,
5.,and nll Of lis aare practical bakers. II
things should come to the worst, It looks KS
like we could run the shop without going
outside for help. II, 4, III s Y }}s3
for the brothers Nolde to return to their.
4 trade. They had seven men at work
last night with affairs running smooth
az and fourteen applications on file FROM.
bakers who are earnestly praying for
work, ait u. q n. !,
lowing notice in his work rooms l9
{y}{$5 Richmond, Va, March s, 1905,
On and after March tho 7thi this bakery.
will be conducted on the Open Shop
Plan Ill parties wishing to remain
IN nv employ under those conditions
must notify mo bys1 Q O'clock necn, March
the 7th. sSi & d M IA, Il
All employees Will receive an increase
gof3S1 per week, the hours for work I 9
remain as at present.
s5ls The men In the shop struck and LETT
N the bakery. Mr.. 4 Nolde nut new men N
their places and gave out this state state.
51nent: .''I have not violated any agree ! !.
iBment with my men, On the other hand ll'
it was the union that caused us to take
y the step which I have taken; as q was as
Y continually annoyed by trifling demands
question of wages was never in
VOWED. Some OF the men got better
n wages than the scale called for. am
to manage my own business les
A in my own way or sell out al u a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
FOR :,.:]|;,. SALE.

FOR sALE-NEIY / TAI II II FOR Il, BAD Z,
& heads: the latest wonderful discov, g, I.
33lb BY a. MELVILLE a IA NlELS; new mar
Bald 5ns espalmSof your hand fortelgh1;-
mi teen years II seeing is BELIEVING; !, eau,
see foryourselffand be convinced. Y SON,
" Of Richmond's 81 foremost, ana O., - "a
sibleg business and prof cssiona! n en- a a,T
living Ttestitnonials. DANIELS SCI 3 !
y T1NTIFTC MASSAGE also ~ cures . dans
druff andanll scalp disens es n ~ SLIPS
Santee' IL eve yfca'se G21 I1ast franklin IN
a Street, &'993i if8f 9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
Sale Of Synagogue Ratified

Sale Of synag ogues Ra tilted,
81 The Sir Moses Montifioro CONGREGATION, at q
,neeting held last night, ratified the purchase
Of the old Beth Ahnhn Synagogue, md Il In
sstrl,oted their committee to close the pur-
The committee was also instructed to sell
the Mayo Street synagogue, one OF the Oldest
lin this country
,Thc Beth Ahnba sale was made by Messrs.
Henry S. Hutzer 4 Co. AZ ~ s;;a }f 4Sj$
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"a,
NOTICE.

$500 REWARD -.1i 8P POSITIVELY g JAR
aantee to cure any chronic case q ,indl,
5sa the stomach BY scient1flcs physical Seu!-
S4Sture 5nnd massage; 1858 edmond sui
ferers cured don be skeptical, but cal al
and see testino nials from Imany 81 I. N. IN
RI whose 5r5veraclty cannot be doubted
b Many Of the best hysicans endor i, !.
and have sen tine n5n,lmhsr-. q I, y NJ
an 621 / East @Trunklin S treet. WIZ
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FOR SALE MI LII 13AND MILL h n = Z
horizontal resaw, boilers, erlg1nie, re,ia
trimmer. dry klns, pumps q, e,
Hath mill. etc.IGD bn1iles from Rlchmon q,
va, on theAAtlnntic Coast Line g Rail Al
ii road and the Southern Railroad. w Y.
3sAM'L. GOODWIN, aeceiy q q poria'
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

gCIIAY, Is. s--R o NIs FOR RENT ~ !
with or without board
MAIN I1,. n 1oj---1yA NTE,p, +. OCCUPANTS
for two rooms furnished Or unfufllis Is 4
ed, With orsWithout board, col,yen y 2
to .ba th.H AppiySto 105 y. Main Street. N
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FLATS FOR RENT.

m ''TTu1Ro FLOOR OF r r v4t1'1 7,
\ house,1Tithreo @S1 beautiful .unftlrnislied3
rooms Torrent TO adults Gan be 9, $, seen
n ia 81 CT q clock. $50 w est Grace sire et. I,
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a REAL ESTATE F or Sale.

NOR .11-so AC RES 10 N RI CIls M NJ
and Petersburg Electric Road tWo q, SGT
6 rooms, and necessary o,lt uliu-
ings underswi fencc acres 6 n. GU ,.a
Il tvaton. rest lnWoods and 8A paa1,ar e
vineyard and stra wberlies; pric slt ill.
and can make terms sat Is factory. % q
dress AZ s., nc are this office jisss5
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sGo3To ANDR ONAT1s # OR oYs 81
tors: Icafe9 in come Busch
eng prands ranKin
va Stree Is. S Efllon q 2lOi
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WANTED, M TIL REE 4 CoLoEED III MEN,
M with families, a 1 n country place on.
n salt water Virginia; ~ od wa ges by the
Il references, TO Box 80, RI chi lond 4 Va. @
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yOTrNC; LADY, EMPLOYED AT PRES
cnt. desires situa tlon as stcnoGrapher
and typewriter. Several years experl-
cncc; references furnished, including
one from present. employer. Address
E."73, care this Office 81 58s sa. Y