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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
Nj. Wltte at cherbourn.

PLYMOUTH, ENG, Sept. 1S.-Thc
Kaiser Wilhelm II. from New York
September -, having on hoard Al.
Witte and colleagues, arrived at Cher
bonrg this evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
Odd Fellows Meet.
(I3y AssocIated Press.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Sept. is. :
Under weather conditions that were
disappointing the annual communica-
ton of the sovereign lodge of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows was
formally opened here today. There is
anunusually large attendance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
Senator Out on Bail.
tBy Associated Press.

AUGUSTA. GA, Sept. Estate
Senator Eugene Blcasc. who killed
Jooe Bon Coleman, dispensary official
ut Salndn, S. c.. September 2, was to.
day admitted to bail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
BIG FIRE IN NOME.
Sixty Housen Burned Including the
City HaII-Loss is 100000.

Cry Associated Prcss)
SEATTLE, WASH, Sept 1S-Six-
ty buildings were destroyed by fire at
Nome, Alaska. on the night of septem-
her IL, causing loss Of 100000.
The city hall was destroyed, hut the
records were saved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
Potter Gets a Mistrial.
(By AasocIntcl rress.


SAVANNAH, GA, Sept 1S-After
being out three days. the Jury in the
case Of Marc S. Potter, former cashier,
who was placed on trial for the nj.
legged ombezzlcment of $4,000. today
disagreed and 4 mistrial was declared.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
BOY MURDERER is
GIVEN FIVE YEARS
Woman Who Killed Her Little Son
Sentenced to Prison-WiIl.
Take an Appear.
tRy Associated Press,

K RICHMOND. VA. Sept. 1S.-In the
case of Mrs. L. T. Smith, formerly Of
Brooklyn, N. Y. charged with the MUIR
der of her flve-year-old boy in Mancles,
ter. Judge Clopton today in the Man
chester Corporation Court overruled
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
Prince May Visit This port,
diy Associated rrcss.)

tI'N NS''rtitod I'rcsS.)
LONDON, ENG. Sept. lS.-Rcar Ad.
miral Prince l.onis of l'attcnbcrg, will
arrive at Annapolis November /.
Thence the British warships will go
to New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
General Wlstar Dies.
(By Associated Pre-

(By Associated Press.)
PHILADELPHIA, PA. Sept. 1s.
General Isaac ]. Wistar, rs years old,
philanthropist and scientist. died to-
day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
McDonaId. Novelist. Dead,

LONDON, Sept. 1S.-George Nc
Donald, novelist, died today He was
born In Scotland in 1924.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
Anderson Files Statement.

Attorney General Anderson, who was
renominatcd for the Office he now
holds today filed his account of cleo
ton expenses.
The account totals $S2s.69, ana of
this sum $500 went for the assessment
fee imposed by the State committee
The rest of the money was expended
i'll stamps, postage, stationery, adver-
tiisng. etc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19

Senator Martin received the con.
sratulations Of several of his friends
while in the office of secretary of the
commonwealth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
LooTINe TO BE STOPPED.
Paul Morton Says Equitable Will kee,
Out of Politics in Future.
tBy Associated press.)

NEW lOItN, sept. TS.-I'nnl Mop
ton, president of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society. said today that
hereafter the Equitable Society will
refuse to contribute TO political cnm-
paign funds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
ANARCHY REIGNS
IN SOUTH RUSSIA
Tartars Stay Armenians and Carry
Of the Women-copper Works
Are Threatened.
By Associated Press.

TELLS, Sept. 1S.-rhc copper works
at ElizabethDol is surrounded by hands
of Tartars and property and the lives
of the employees are in imminent dan
ger.
Five wagons filed with Armenian
refugees from Shusha were attacked
by Tartars. Most of the refugees were
killed and the women were carried off.
Similar outrages are occurring IN
various districts.
Tonight a mob of 1000 persons at
tackled mail train at Basha station.
the troops fired and killed or wounded
many.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19

BAkU, Sept. 1S.- Serious outrngcs
continue here ami many of the shops
remain closed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19

THE DAILY PRESS
Is tho only newspaper
In Newport News thar
receives full Associated
Press report.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
.LEC|S'L.AT'URO|
NORTH CAROLINA ] I /! A
Tie Richmond County $PEr rt-,tli;
sbition Bill Will Be
come Law.
! OPPOSED 3 RE ! { ! Llc { ANS

fspecinl}to The TImos-Dlspatch.)

~ Il
q n LEIGH, I'M q. Jan. Din the II ouse
this morning the Richmond county 'l' pro pro:
$hbition Bill came up Will, o favorable re-
3 port from tl,ef Commit tee on the LIQUOR e
TRAFFIC, as passed by the senate, land
was passed and ordered sent to the Sell
ate tor concurrence In an mendn1en lll
making it8effective July list; then twill
be enrolled for ratification. There wa
\ /, sprotrncted discussion. principal " OH an
amendment offered by Mr.. b utler CEtepub-
lican), making the act apply to the whole
STATE. This was fought on politlcal lines.
The amendment was voted down, TO CO..
i ar. Boney's bill, to fix the weigh T OF
4 corn meal, was passed NJ I'll 5.4l2
There was a lengthy discussion IN on on Nj NJ,
i6wlnborrl's Bill, 3to allow new trials in
~ case Of newly discovered # evldencea3in
criminal cases, and then the bill was sent
4 back to the Judiciary Committee Tor an
q other investig gait ion. ,s 33a d,
s Ina the Senate, Mr.. Longs bill prohib1t-
ling the sale OF liquor In towns OF less
than two hundred inhabitants. was made
& a special order for January 3lst. q
"A resolution was passed to sS proHlde
three stenogrnphers In tho engrossing
clerks office to typowrlte all bills intro l'
luced by 1nenlbers, n one to be introduced yS:t
4 except typewriter u 3f SSis y
8 Mr. w lliams introduced a hill to testab-
4lish Il commission Of five members
compromise the Judgment against the
K State in the South Dakota suit. $s S5
FOR a 6REFoFMAToRY.
The joint committee from the VI :lt o Us
1 and Sena to heard elabnra to argument this
afternoon on the establishing Of q reto e
Smatory and finally. appointed a lhcom-
mittee. composed OF Senators iDml'ie Ell
n Ter and Represen tatives d Rives, W 1eedwino
and vcstal, to invest ga to more full IN
/. situation and report within ten days
Governor Glenn was the guest Of honor
Tonight at the elaborate celebration of
tho fifth anniversary OF The 8s RAJ eeigh
a Lodg GO OF Masons, A tho youngest Masonic
lodge of three in the city.s An elaborate
4 bnsquet9 was one Of the features ofsSthe
entertainment. st5 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Scorec ST Pc p'll.e' :.

. XII =. iE IN, h n, M Ia. -,
tlle houses aia are s,i nv
dense which heeesstates be,sr s saa
i 4 enpS Gas' %lth ans az
10 afford to sutl, and ns rs
suit i eidangers tha o. I'm, ,itir ' ,hs
corporate lin,tuss . Is 81 q II i III i5s3
Ag Ht1t11re} Mar1aPetnet1t.45g N
,rha il, 4 4, B, ~ .oh,, ,ro,,sos Tor
The future OF me annexed
tory the lo!.owi !, II n Z, !. ,,,,,,a
q mat tl.e Or iaehnonu sna,i S the
county ~ Hentico Of q Just proportioIn O.
any existing debt OF said county y any thers
BE- nnd sha a.so fa hose Of
other public building &pf said county located
within the annexed territory h !. 81, !, /,
the annexed territory shall 8not .be Increased rs.
beyond the inte3at present assessed DS y ns
county of 1enrico for its PURPOSE FOR pericu
OF five nr&aftor s,icli annexation cxcopt
holders 5gof such crrltory, presented 70 me
Council OF tan ci,y c,v
u4 is' the first 0 perod q five years. other
On property or from o,msr sonfge the
city&of Richmond upon streets, sewers. Ign
water aud other public improvements N saia
territory provided, q however. that ht any
time within tho said five years the Council
Eof the city Of sichmond$ may W ordinamce'
set apart n sum equal TO twelve per Sccnlunl.
or the nsscssed value, ut tho time OF Sannexa..
lion of the lands annexed or Of such part s +
thereof as may be determined uron by, !, sata
wholly expended 'ilrs public improvements y,
and for the benefit the annexed Territory,
or part thereof, as may DO determined u ,s
be Wholly expended in public improvements n
ana Tor the benefit OF the annexed territory.
foresaid and When said sun. shal have been
so set apart and said IuDiG r.., *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
.UNARMEDI [D i / !. n. s !. Q
ny trait |5OFF|C|AL
4 ( " c I[ e 3: The Times-D ispatch.)

Especial to The LINES
"a WILSON, KAN, Jan. 2O-- Seated n at his Il
desk, Editor 6. S. Hutchison was sh '.t'
through tho heart yesterday and instantly
killed $ His slayer, City Marsha y IN T. !
Pullman who a half hou later ended his ls.
own life, committed the crime because 9, l1 E
had been criticised In Hutchinson 8 pap
the Echo. 81 Ell 5l !,
After the Curfew bell a sounded Ia st st
Thursday evening City Marshal 'Tillnlt Il1
found a young son of Hutchinson on the
streets. Roughly ctltching. the boy by the
shoulder, he officer drag ged him towa re-
his home, 1T; tho same time turning loose
a torrent OF abuse Il t was said at = he
time that ,Tillmun was sunderathe influence
Of liquor. " 81
q Tho Echo was published yesterday and
when tho edition a peared on the streets
it contained scnthng and satirlcal nc-
count sof the treatment Of young IIutchi-
son. TX sSS s,.l9 b Is II 5,i;, f65 q Ii
tlSTillmar quickly heard Of the article.
leaving his office, he went to the Echo
building and obtained a copy8of the pa !
per, IN addition to tho editorial attack
Ing the city marshal, there was n brief
local notice declaring that n a man who
would not support his family was hardly
the person to be placed in authority over
citizens. This was a thrust ut = illman,
whose wife was divorced from him. Isl
s;3yVild with Il anger, Tlllman rushed to
tho office Of tho Echo. Editor Hutch!son
was busy attending to some d N wspap per
matters. He was unarmed and did mot
have time to turn In his chair, when III
man leveled his revolver and fired. The
bullet entered tho editors back md passed
through his heart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
have vey taken advantage Tie Extraordinary Selling Power
= 81 TIE Tee-Dee Want Ads. Whynot YOU?
|REFUs|NGT.|0 . RI ! ].
DELEGATE: EXPELLED y. , |
Miners Dust Man Who MADE
Savage Attack on Pr resi- ss
sI b dent 4 Mitchell.
NV Asaoclnted Press.lI


$INDIANAPoLIs,t IN ", I'M, 20 ---ltop F' y
Randall, delegate TO tlie&uh rIt'1 Nine
workers, convention from Dicts, Wyo-S
ming who charged President Mitchell Mitchell
WITH having sold ont to the opera tors t',''i
gdtiring tic recent Colorado strike WE ~
Expelled from the organic ton To-Day w
the National Convention. " n
Nr Randall the floor and E made rll'
Observation-Disclosures was marked BY a. a. ~ 70,
Esencc or the abuse Of President Mitc nc
which, he used yesterday. l' PRESIDED
Mitchell replied 4 To him and demanded
that clthcrS himself Or Randall should ttnot
be In the convention II his sta mem
President Mitchell said III . III A 81
&itg"If$ one chnrgc that this DELEGATE ma Kes
5Is5trlo/ Lam unfit to occupy the place
" liz. 81 Should DO deposcd II they are
mot. have alright 10 protect lon. Either
stliis man Or should not be here, One OF
us should leave this conventions. D leave
dtfor the delegates 10 say which II s l
Hbc.,i,5 II. & Fl 81 aIg 5$f 85 iii 4.
Gssi Delegate Walker, OIL illinois, floor lcaders
or tie Soc alistsBi liz I he imitation, hen
presented d. resolution. which vas adopt
ed 5,innnlinOls1y. i declares the state
incnt made by Randall TO be 4 also, and
gsuspends him until &heE makes public rel
TRACTION OF his S"uwarranted@at attack on
tho officers or the organization. n Il
sa Delegate Randall arose, and standing
at, his sen t, refuscd to rctrncts and wa lked
from the convent lon. sis n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
BATTLE MONUMENT.
Will be Unveiled at Appomattox
Si4 Nexf Anril. E & III A
lspecial & 3 rio Tlmes- Disp,a tch. J 533

(specialt rho Times Dispatch N
I'M ItALEIGI1, N. e., jan 20. The Nortl
Carolina Commission on Appomattox
Battle Ground Monument met to-day q nd
organized, electlng H. a. london presl-
dent. A design for the monumen & was
accepted and April 9th named as the
date for holding the unwilling exercises.
Arrangements will be made for running
special trains from all points In North
Z Carolina and Virginia. 4S5 ~ IN NJ ;@f 5
Governors, Ii Supreme Court judges and
senators and congressman from Virginia
and North Carolina are to BIO invited.
Also veterans Of the two States Daugh-
tiers OF the Confederacy. Generals Rob
erts and Cox OF this State, will tbe sspe-
cial guests OF honor. 9ls53i .:S 3$ ljg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
X CHURCH NOTICE.

z, -, Z, i. -,
%(cirove Avenue and Beech s,reet) -Ieey. J. D..
.. u. pastor. Preaching At
se5fiss ,ax;
The ANNUAL meeting. when the work Of the
s sshool AZ a a'a esu's
sGRcli sc8RsSEm az =
pa ssaa ana ey paS1s ' III
AZ NJ II and IS 4. ~ st Strangers md othars
cordially Selcomel s. 4. .. I. !. Z - -,
Sixth and MaIn streets -pr. II. n ,. SMITH
pastor. tHorshIr at ii 8A. II D. and IS Pm.
Sunday schod II 100 A. y. T homas Starke,f
5,SIiKA ca STREET j, Ar,T1sr CHURCH COR
ler race and lrovshce ST -Isey.$ CHI
and sp nee ting
~ n. sis2Roplsg &, 7, cHgnen
Rav ,l.n
and sermons. By the ra stoI d q "a. ~. and 9
sI'- Y forming lb5ect. "spno 1syentIsth Cen;
s s1n asrf ,aroni What Is Co.'s plnngs
Sunday school at $3.50 sea " free
Il PARK II y ri LACE METHODIST CHURCH
Corner West, Franklin and Pine streets) --Rev
iI48 b. BETTY 81 pastor Services at 81 sA8 NJ
and 8 s P very Sunday Sunday school
s 81 z EGpReH 81 GIVES
1zasal.a n a ID
tlsHi rRDsBYTEhIAN.s
F1RsT PRES, Y;rls I cIiuRc on COR.
8 h 's!ssf passs
4 s ) OMIT pREsBYTERIASc crI-REv
II uSS ELL CEclL,.p d, pas Services at
II a.. M. and 9 p, N. Sunday school at p:45 A..
A cH a5ius'ffS OF THE COVENANT (coRSr1.
Park Avenns and, Harrison Street -Rey. IS
senviees II ana sf9' san
day school $50 tA. NJ. Deyot lonal services We'd
8, a, !, y, !, s 1, ! ], I. Y 7, Z \,
caH hNsa 5EkE ir Il g.
5pastor.-serylces mt II o'clock ~ NJ. md 8 7.
Sunday su School nj $50 a IL Young peoplo':
meetinE n the e a. 81 o.sIosk
ta II u. Avenue ana Elm street servees at
Ill a. NJ by Rev. Il. r. EN- L1SII, d. ID sun
day school $50 a 1, week service Tues-
1 d S II Xs! e;g!Rt .sH 81;
SEVENTH STREE EFT CT Tristan CHURCH
od eytnih and arnss
Morning subject, ..The degenerate Man;
ch MHb;sl1Akr NG H Mh S5S sA
n rssh sgs'est .s, sss Tran s
Young Woman and the Church. sunday school
eS .rd L rf qieoc
{rIs between Main and Floyd AyenIsl Preach
Ing tomorrow by Rev. II I'm J. p5ARCE At
sKiS vs. q y IA 81 HpI sa:l : +. q:
ST. ANDREWS CtIURc H.--ISS,rtAD q r.
the regular sermon at tho morning service tho
tseso work @ ,a pas past fsw and
present conditions and needs a full attend
ssnyrefatGqB y
sy S6 Nsehs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
THE BANKERS.
Bonded Warehouses; for Cotton
With Negotiable Receipts

Especial to The iTlmes-D ispntch} 0
GREENSBORO. N. c.. Jan . 2o.-The Execu-
tive Committee OF the North Carolina
Bankers Association met this afternoon AND
accepted Winston salemNs Invitation to hold
the next annual meeting OF tho association
& The Executive Committee will discuss the
proposed establishment Of bonded warehouses
for farmers to store their 90. on, REQ lying
receipts. which shall be negotiable paper,
Delegates were appointed to- the convention
to be hold in New Orleans, January e6th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
In the East End

I d I'd. y -
t2) BEGINNING at Tho present corporation line
described IN the act Of the General Assembly,
approved February -. 1867, as t.polnt on
Valley Street In mid city TO Chelsea or
Rowling Green; thence in a direct line
sixty degrees east to a point where said
Hun Branch near oakwood Cemetery; thence
following TIE northern neander g q 4 SAID az
thence along the eastern meanderS OF ~ ory
Run in a southeas'ery direction TO Gill c's
Greek: thence alone the eastern side OF Gie's
Creek to point $50 feet south Of the National
parallel With and $50 feet south Of the said
National Cemetery road TO a point 100 fect
westwardly direction parallel with ard $50
feet south NJ tho said Williamsburg road to a
point 40 feet west OF Tenth strset;:.th snee
ami $50 feet west Of Williamsburg road 10 a
point tIN feet south OF New Strees:H henre
%estwardly parallel with and 100 fest south
the Osborne Rad: thence In a. northwhrdly
ahesi'on raralei With and. tsa feet YVES q
ration line; the me'cs ana bounds. ceurFes and
8dtstnaces, tuIv decorative Of raid pieces u
terrHpw folly arrea, ~ a plan on flle5in the
Office Of the C'Y Fnpinter, So
Neceseitv Set Forth.
Tte city n Richmond doth hereby II
forth Tho nsc@ssitv for and The exped encr
Of the ornnos"a annexation and the tsrn,f and
conAiilrR ppan ~h!r' II desires TO make tho
. t'i'rl" mat ~ Va saw sF.fs
40 This, thn crowded and conHested cnndi-
lnus IT nrrsent prevailing In Almost every
section ~ The city NAV lie relieved by n'nln~
sufficient territory 10 the corporate Limit at
the city not built upon. Inns sdaNed .tn ~"
ttnrgortm"nts, 70 as In afford eheap AND d'r
tirRh" iacstlpus for the erection ri reH'n3-
dqns. healthtl1 and 1,ean''fp' residences
~ Ihpt the nrfsent AM. prosneri iye. sytions
n ~ pul,iNn Improvement Of the r'ty funhsq tte
ssta,i,hmept q rrades Of streeqs and ailovt;
The plans5o construction fof sewers. thlvrris-
drains nn9 water Hnd gas mains. ma te
designed, adjusted and nlaAe 50 as 80 8apniI
nnneesssars apngyapce ara aawage...Ti ecfs,
= tariIy occurring, where ,roperty Is baIlf ppal
and dfte 'opa5 bef5rs siieh systems arc az Sign
I'D AdIn.ted md made, si 85S & 4gss8
4 fsl Thr fsct that par, ~ the Ter Dry
proposed 10 he gDnered ~ already l,,iif uFl1n.
thapeh without any siniclepfS sYstepls of
i ,rwsrs or other trnprossnIert make itBrc' roly
excellent hut necessary, that some con l1i" g
system pf scwSmes bs promptly provide FIR
The proper sanitation md ilpproYcpaent 81 plie'
terfitrrs. at ts Il " "a
iD That wlts1a he lsrrltofy pFopassa TO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

LOST, 5}1TROA1s CARRIAGE u, u B 15,r yvI11IN
q Seventh and Broad and Adams ana
k Cary horse blanket and robe. Flnder
IA Company, $40 IL. Main Street. s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

LADIES STORM IL RUBBER SHOES.
sand Broad Streets. Como early. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

NO MORE lNDIGE srIO N, n S lC1k + lead, .
inches. tired feeling and general broken !
4 down condlt ton where ~ Ina la Cereal
IL Coffee Is used. At all grocers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

1losT---A 13tJNC or KEY WILL y
a driving between 512 d. IRA nklin, ST..
X Luke Hospital and tho Reservoir x g.
& ward for return to 612 u. Franklin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

LosT. "a FRIDAY ATTl1RN JON, 55,ss5ll'A. l
round ctruscan gold pin, It'll amethyst
set, on Grace or - et. 4,
receive reward Z "a 58 N J e ,ss # tii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

7 r,s,r--rI1II # TOP OR CIR OWN 9 4
'1rii,g, Set with nine diamonds, on 5Jn1-
5St,ary GOTH Liberal reward -, y. ~
Richmond, Va. III sS III ~ M lgs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

LosT-oN BROAD STREET, 3 1Str " FEN
Fifth and Seventh. small ladies' Rcyol-
Yer. Reward 1 f5left at HARRIS HARD
WARE co., E407 u. Broad. t4 3 iR{ SIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

IDS,tSANLPLEi SHOES, SLIPS.
u g4AL4BERTG Stein, + 42S T.. Broad Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Z LOST II AND 3 FOUND.

LUsT-A SMALL, ROUND ,,l W Y y,
d Charm, cross guns and lloWit ger inot -
%Sr, 'f,iie side, In red enamel, and Oh. the
reverse sida Is inscrbed presented e. 4 =, 70
II. 6, Pollard, etc. Reward slf roturhesSu
MA his ntfl &c. lS$k q Stf III ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

WANTED. b uYER FOR WHOLESALE
Il grocery In the most progressive town In
K Virginia. a bargain to right party. Ap-
4 ply to ''Ch," this office. III y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
PHOTOGRAPHS, ,l.i

5TIII, POORIlsT LEG CY ri >ND u CAIN
q leave on ehrthsis IA bad picture.a GetSones
good picture Of yourself. Our operator Is 9
e thorough artist, having made the best
and more sIttings than the inhabitants
of Richmond. You aretE safe In his
hands, Ii j Ell EERSON ART GALLERY
X 523 East Broad Street. I'LL f5 5E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

WANTED B n Il DUNG ID M AN "a NTH
good reference. q ton; experien cod
VII In office workIand as manager. Address
oil. e. 81, this Office n III II IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

MoNRoY CoNFECTIoNERY 7ol
$5 Main street, finest$line OF ectioHery
and fruits In the West End .1 No " pen.
You ore cordfally invited to call S55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

sTISN MAUD SWIM
d Il LIE desires tdayland Nigh tapupils In
48tynewrlters used In school exclusively.
Address 1000 Il, ii ain Stree t,st p hone 1855.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
PREPARING FOR
new TERRITORY.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road In enthusiastically direction to Bacon
Quarter Branch; thence along tho northern
margin of said Bacon Quarter Branch In an
eastwardly direction to the present corpora.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

WILL EUPHOLSTER URG PARLORf
II Suit In the latest style, make over. your
mattresses good as new and let you, pay
!s us@ for In ylnstall ments.gJ Y g..
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WANTED ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
Pocahontas Corn, Pocahonths Peas; * The 4
perfection Of fine canned goods. SS8
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