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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-05

,ur 9oQenoung Ieiner Stltoien &c.
lp1brte. Ser Shloeut Oonfte ieinem
WobltbGter ouf oen anien; oot Die.
ler bob i'm aiif imb entlieB ibn nit
ocn @orten; Can't nid)t mir, ion.
bern Glrem bimmlilfen @nter bro.
ben, Scr Gltdl 5itr redten 3eit einen
belienOen grlloer ionote."
Selten botte lif Der Gidter 10 I'M
olt@ipred)Iif glitflib gcfilblt, ols an
ienem Gage 9tlti einem Spajierganz
&C, Den er onnad nad) gutrIsif uns
ternobnl oerOihtete lid feline innere
6relloc iiber bus ld)one @eIingen iei-
ner Sbot 5u einem @eoidt, oaS iabr.
jcbntclon0 I'M areiic gutter Wenihen
aclllngen luoroeu lit linb bellte nod
oIS oic idlonite @ertorperlng Der fit.
lideu @eltonihoilung Shiler'S gilt.
IS tpor iein berrlihcS nQico an bic
6relloc," uelbeS nit oen Worten
ldlieBt:
o6clten Wtitb in itlperen 2eioen,
Sillfe, 100 Die llnihulo iueint,
Giuigteit 9eihiuorenen eiben,
Wobrbeit gegen Srcllub lno Seino.
0tGnnerltol5 Dor aonigStbronen
9riiber gGlt cs @lt uno Ylut -
Gem &eroienite feline &ronen
l(ntergang Der Siigeubrut.
Sd)IieBt ben beilgen 3irfel oifter,
Sd)mort bel oieiem golo'nen @ein,
Gem @elilboc treu 5u lcin,
Sd,iport cS bel Dem Sternenrifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-05
TuboiS, Io., 2S. Glpril. -

TuboiS, To., 2S. gpril. -
Seds5ebn 8rubcnarbeiter nurbcl
ourh cine Grplolon idIogenocr @et
ter in Der Gleonoro 3cd)e, nobe @ir
Nlln, gctootet i,nb Elm onoercr il
ldmer perlett, Dob er nid)t 5ii retter
lit. Die 3ede, ipcltbe ser ,HoheItel
& Eittsblirg Gool & Sron 60" &c
bort, lit cine pcrb0ItniBmoBio neut
mo pilroe crit Dor 5iuei SSobrcn on,
gelcgt Sic Iiegt ~ Ieilen bon
Big Rlu, an Scr Buffalo, Rohcitcl
lrno Fittsbrrg 9obn, in elmer ob.
geIegencn 0cgcnb. Die GrplcIion er.
eignete Iih mGbrcno scr lcetcn 9toht
olleln Die 9tndrid)t ooriiber trai crit
helltc friib bier ein.
Wfon mobntc Die 3ehe BON ociGbr.
lid)cl @olen frei. (SIiidlider Weile
ipdr Die 9tohIhht Der glrbciter cine
fleinc, onocrcnIoIls miiroe oer2ebcn$.
pcrInlt beoeilteno grober gelucicn icin.
gIIle Wcnlhen, Die lid sur 3cit Scr
Grplolion IN Der @u,bc bcionocn,
fantcn. mic man meIbet, nnl's 2cben,
NIT glnSnobmc eincs Gin5iacn, uno
oieler lit tootIid) perlctt. @iS Jest
lino MIR orci 2ciden ans bcn @crteu
berallS aebrndt luorocn,
(Sp0ter.) - 8enouere Hod)rid,tcll
reorSircn Die 3obI Der 5ootcn oui
5poli. Gem Srei5cbntcn nurocll
beioe slrnle llno 9eiue gebroden lmo
er miro mobridcinlid) lterben. Die
Opfcr, nit 9luSnnbmc George lnb
aoom airflpooo's, Sronf Shrllnm'&
uno eineS &noben, 9tonlens ,obu
SopfinS, limo ghlslGnocr. Der idpcr,
pcrlctte 0rei5ebnte bciBt Sorrp
Wobnep uno lit Somilienpoter. Gr
licgt int Y9lorion Soipitol" ooruie.
Der ilEo lit bel 9inunBticin, eood)
nidt i'm Stnnbe, 81 reoen. Die 3el.
den Der 5ipolf 1ooten iino icst
i0nlnltIid oni9eilnoen, ilno ibr slllS.
ieben benefit, ooB ibr Zoo olgcnblif
lid eiltrot. llcber Ole llriuhe Scr
GrpIoiion liegcn nod felic 5llocrlai'
iigen Hohrihten Dor. SIS bcionocn
iid 80 9lrbeiter in Der @rube, ols oic
Grploiion eintrot. gtelln5ebn blicben
llnperlett mo erreihteu oic @roobcr,
fl1de obne Sbmicri9feit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-05
Bic Stunt alt Sn iucrocn.

Die &unIt alt jlt lucrbcn.
Is aob 3eitcn 100 man aIoubte,
uldpmiltild)e Wtlttcl brnrcu ooer
oltrolo9;lheGegeIn iinben 5u fonncu,
Inn ooS slltern 81 bnnncn. Gin be.
lonocrS alter 9lbcr0lollbe, Der oid)
bclite nod perbrctet miro, lit Der,
ooB ooS Shloicn nit ilngen Selltcn
Die Scbcnsfroit ocS obgclcbtcn Ior-
pers ouiirild)t, lno Die y2cbenS'gli'
ricrc" alter 3eitcn bnbcn lih moocr.
niiirt iinb nebmen iebt Die tSotnl bon
nGleftriihcn 8iirtcln," ,2ebenSipcu.
bern," oSoueritofi 3uillbr gIppo'
rdtcn" or, nebcn ocnen ullerbinaS
nod ollcrbano Shnoppie unoEincn,
,bei oercn fem frilb5eitiges glltern
mebr cintritt," bon ocn niht oQc@er'
hcnOcn INN tbcurcS @elb erltonocn
lpcroen. Serniinitige Wiittel, boS2c.
ben 5lt pcrl1ngcrn, 1ibt eS ia nild,,
lie lino nur nidbt 10 nugenfoaig luirf.
lam mic ocr linnplc Wilnih iic bobcn
mohte, ilno nerbcn oober nemol3
10 lcid)t III ibrcr trciilibcn 8irfling
erfonnt. Go5u bebori cs ihon tiefe.
rer Giniid)t, ia, ocr StotiItif; uno
ge9en geipiiie idipere anitedenoc
aronfbeitcn, boSortigc @eid)miilitc
mo hroniide 2cioen lit eben fein
&rGutlein gelpohicnL uno ielbit penn
lpir iolde bobcn, Damn miro imnter
nod ooS llnoermciolihc ollein IN Die
glu9cn iollcn boS Grreid)te oils
ielbltpcrltGnblih geltcn g(bcr eS aibt
ooh cine !U,enge bon @eilnbbeitsre.
gcln, burh bercn 9eIolgung boS Sc.
ben SIT berlGngern lit. llcber ioIhc
lpriht lid) @ebeinrotb Gipolo in Den
uglGttern fir Solfsgeiilnobeitspile
&c" nils. YiGBigfcit inn 5rinfen niht
nur, ionoern olld inn Giicu ltebe bier
ou eriter Stclle. giiht 5npieI gllfo.
bol. boditenS Elm Stcr Bier ooer brci
3ebntel 2itcr Wein I'M GAG nidt
5uolcl tSleild - nllr 5 Tro5ent ollcr
Wenihen, Die iibcr so Sabre olt mcr.
ben, iino Itorfe 6Ieiihcller gelpeien--
nlth niht 5lloicl aoiiee oocr Sbee,
nid)t 5ipiel geiitige glrbeit. obcr oltd)
niht cin Sino1nnlcrn obne 3ieI, be.
lonocrS nidt nod einem pororSgc.
gongcnen orbeitsreid)cn 2cben. oo3
pGren 10 einige Der 5il permeioenoen
0ingc. 9(noererieitS lit sroBeS 60
pid)t 81 legcn ouf rc6elnlobige. m'
genleliene aorpcrbelucgung, Spa.
5iergdnge, orf Yetreiben zines Ieih'
ten Sports, bon Dem beionoers ooS
bel ms 10 lpenig befonnte @oliipicl
5il enlpfcblcn iei, mlf slbbGrtung
bnrd regcImoBigegel imSrei.
Ell. WenigltenS olle ndt Gage loIlte
man cinen Gag in Scr ircien 2uIt su'
bringen, obnc yiiidiht onf ooS Wet'
ter. ,GS nibt fcilt idlcdteS Nciter,
cs oibt MIR cine nnpdiienoe 0lei.
oung," luoltit nid)t geiogt iein icIIte.
oob man iid) i'm Sonlucr riidiibts.
los burdn1Iicn loiicn ilno I'M Nin.
ter in 2cinuono gebcn ioa. Scbr
ipidtig lit Die Grreihung oeiien, mas
Die glItcn ihon ols Sopbroipne be.
5eidneten: Cine slbb1rtilng Der See.
lc, cin 8IeidnlnB Ser Stimmlna.
Dos man eritreben ioa burdSelbitbc.
berridung ino Termeioun9 nll5u er.
regenoer 5bdtigfeit rno onocrericitS
oilrt 9etbciligung an al Dem. ipos
Die Wclt beipegt
Soa cid bns 2llter ni6t perneinen,
So ntliBt GUS gut nit 9(noer'n mel.
llen,
UhlBt piele foroerii, rtnnd)e niiBen.
Gos miro lid Dor Yernid,tilna ibii.
Ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-05
30 4 Gn1tertrelt II

Wtein Oiunn bat nod ME mir Die
5reue gebrohcn,.
giein III nni're Gbe inb tigenblom
@er oieie itoI5en @orte geiproden
Cine gra,it, Die eben pom Stdnoess
.amt fam.
Sc offenber5iger man tbut, oeito
ueiiird,teter ipiro man.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-05
Srci5cbn Spier.

Grplolion iflo9enoer @etter III elmer
aoblen5ebe. - 3polf MGnner
olleenblidlih 9etootet uno Ger
orei5ebntc t0otlih perlett. --
gteln5ebn enttomcn obnc Sd)u,
oeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-05

9Iliiollmg ocS 9erliner shiSlportls
gen gmtes. - Stlloentcn tagcn
in @eimar. - Spmpotbie beS
9luslonocS nit @attinger Erolci-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-05
MnB NeSe itcbcm.
@cianoter @oiuen mirN mad, WaIh.
ingtun eitirt

9fot ScfretGr Soit'S 2Imidt cine per.
ionlite ertldnrnR @olucnS be,
treiis iciner 9ioLc bel oen sln-
lhuloiglingcn gc0cn Hoonis nll.
beoingt notbig,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02

WANTED. AT ONCE "A THOROUGHLY
3 competent lady bookkeeper, Win KNOW !
81 edge OF shorthand and typew r-ting Al
& dress Ii es3 this office. in own hand
It writing, and state salary expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
SIGNS OF MOURNING
lose ALL MEANING
Trappings Of Public Woe in Ma
tional Capital Declared to
Be Nuisance.

The trappings OF public WOO exhibited In the
national capital have become omething OF
nuisance. Years ago, whenever an ex-Cabinet
officer died, tho department TO which he belong,
ed was drapcd with black until 1t seemed that
the nation was In horrible grief. Congress nm
ally took charge OF this and passed a law
preventing the draping OF public buildings as
a mark OF mourning, In those days. also It
vas customary to close a department upon the
announcement OF the death OF an e1-Cabinet
officer. and also upon the day OF the funeral
There has been n reform In this particular. and
the department now closes only upon tho day
of the funeral Of who died while In
office. But II has not prevented the exhibition
OF public mourning In most ostentattous
manner. The desk and chair OF tho late Sec
letary of State were drapcd for n month and
had most mournful appearance. Secretary
Root, when he camc here to be sworn In
ccNd not occupy the office OF the Secretary OF
State because the trappings Of, woe for tho
late Secretary Hay made the Secretary s Office
. uninhabitnbe. Those who knew Secretary
Hay are convinced that he would not have APP
Then again. the hnlt-mastng OF flags IL most
depressing. For tho last two years tho flags
& Washington, and especially those OF tho city
government. have been at hnlf-mas nearly all
, the time. People forgot for whom they were
mourning. The flags on the schools. on fire
| department buildings and on the District gov
eminent. buildings are continuously waving at
half.nast. and tell why or for
whom --WaShinEton Post, 555aBib t5T58 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
\ GAMBLERS RAIDED.
An Event in Norfolk Which
Created a Sensation.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

01" Z NSPtcIdl9 20 IIIIc 2 IIIcs'-DT'E{ttCII'7
K NORFOLK. VA. Oct. 1.-.rherc were
several raids on some OF the saloon
arrests created grent sensation.
= Several hundred sailors and marines a T.
tended services at the Second Presbytc..
Ran Church tonight to hear special
The men came in a body and filled the
nave Of the church. They were not in
the command of officers. but OF men Sc
tlccted BY a themselves.
The &battleship Kentucky the advance
OF tho division OF tho North Atlantic
flect. arrived here to-day. The Colorado
went out. $f35 n MI III .s},
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02

WANTED, PERMANENT, TRANSIENT
and table bcarders, Apply AZ 1913 East
I Grace Street. MISS MARTIN,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
u -r1ELP EWANTED--Female.

EXPERIENCED SALES
4 women wanted In all departments: per-
X maIlen, positions II satisfactory MILL
3s Err q RlIOADS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
LIVER TONE.

THE PROOF is IN THE sELLING;;.
Our frankest statements, or the most
II fuisome praise OF those who, are rea p
Ing Liver Tone dollars could nos con nr
n,,iciI,y MS a little demonstration in your
own oWA house Is: So We say: Take a bottle tie
~ + Iver Tone home with you and Try
ii" a few bottles Of Liver Tone WIZ VIZ OF o}
J. m ne, cnnversa ton. The best of aperient
waters, Water the quickest in its ACTIONS anu
Z {sPleas ant to the Taste. Price, = ' ei'
y cents a bottle everywhere. sLa..Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
~ Season Never Ends.

..rho Ibordest thing to get In q. country ho-
s Ss aeisn' pr F
.c Msaf Ia aha at the hest hotels In the SINAI!
S gS%H. s 7. i. Practically impossible to get good
'nsipns her morning was in tho leading h2-
,e s!as ien, uhe IN Rfs sea-
Iast vi me season OF canteloupes and other
so hnss was ah MAS hPe rshss o ne Pc
y1 ways in season, and tho crop
tts'',usver a faiure.''N iiA ftEilt5sis9flty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
British Defeated
nav Ansoolatcd Press.)

84 CHICAGO, oct. l.r.'lhc ,All-chlcago As;
sociajioli for footsbali !ea ahs S anme n
q th sst,y 'cs to dny defeated Tho .t,rits
sssea Is Fl 20 haye hl bee u
wv ~ ~ y n A merica team during eli
trip. Tile comblnation work OF tho yls-'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
How Crocoeliles Are Caught.

In some parts of India tho natives dig
a crocodile pit, which they cover with
sticks and leaves. The pit surrounds a
little island or a mound of earth, and
Is CLOSE to stream whore crocodiles
abound. On this mound they fasten a
young goat and It's bleatlngs through the
night attract tho croaodilcs. who break
the frail floor OF sticks with tholr heavy
bodies and fall into tho pit prepared for
thcm.-Wushingt Star, Bf8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
The Gallant Oriental.

The Japanese nohlemRn approached with q
splendid houluet Of early chrysanthsEauH's
Thu American girl, fresh and cool In her
white frock, advanced to meet the little man
across tho piazza OF the New England hole,
iii you will give me those chry santh smnn r.
she said. NJ win give you a kiss for eaeh one
I But The he WAS already nearly beyond earsh9t
making as fast az his legs could carry nun
WAY are You rlnnlns awayg' cried tho
Ft.Wuit'ssP answarei the Japanese; II viii
return. I am going after more chrysanihe'
NUNS - nj lssflts u t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
Y rev. jeduhi a, tanager. d., d., II. d.,
ftI ninth presbyterian church,
madison avenue and Jay st.,
Barton Heights Was Dry

eSflsaH he ysstor.
Sny b SsssSsa d water gylnK oat III ths
tank tank The water famine started Z, at u
O'Clock and lasted Iatl re lass n 1hG te
, ,Ssn Who a nttends toSthe tank could be
found, z Whether It Was the result OF "a
mischieyons prank or carelessness ~ ,nGi o.
known, " Eyeryt hing was relieved 4ate "
the afternoon. n 50 V F}i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
REAL ESTATE-for Sale.

"a SPOT ON EARTH PARTICULARLY
blest," lying midway between Newport
News and Hampton on the shores of
the picturesque and historic Hampton
II Roads. are the most beautiful home
sites TO be found on the Atlantic Coast,
Southern exposure assures summer
Dreezes and winter sunshine, Unsur-
passed Facilities for boating, and hsh-
! ing. Opposite the site Of the James
"A town EXPOSITION. THE OLD DOMINION
Z INVESTMENT COMPANY, No. 200
Washington Avenue. Newport News,
locality 10 suit the most fastidlous taste
on very. easy terms. Write them for
further particulars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
plans Deep Revenge.

nyybat 4 perfectly dear scarfl' exclalImss,H!
fE Il oye,y sis y3Sa ssansi.
nut look .hs eoISr-.uTapo laen, bl witb
shsdye ca can NAT 10 me last Week She thinks
back e her h a. ar = sh R,sf foh mo-
p fers to as red gold, Well will give It
when hF's,as S genes ss W nsos
X know W that Thing we learned at school"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02

LOOK @Yot,. slRs. HERES AN EMO
ton TO stir your hearts and wake sweet
Song without wordsl. Beautiful study
for expression. cft.hnnd work and
movement Of sniddleSroices. You viii
like It. Postpaid. Aoc; FIVE copies. si.a0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
DEATHS

Died aeptember 20 9o9, ~
H. a. ner s MiNNI IN fRci HIT.
IN the seventy hfth yelr ~ f.er r asu, ,,,a,
Church Sunday October lst, at ~
,aiip.lJ ni4smAnt III, afppI1s Hfsfld ~ hnes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02

WANTED TO BUY PINE-TIAtBERED
3 tracks, Address Box 49, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02

GRACE STREET, WEST, sl7-E I.E-
/ Kantly furnished room on parlor floor;
Also room on second floor. all the mod
ern conyeniences, with first class board.
call AT 3lT West Grace Stree,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
Cincinnati, a.; New York, SO.

Cincinnati, a.; New TX g OH, SD.
CINCINNATI, OHIO. October 1.-After
losing fifteen straight games to the New
YorKs, the C!nclnnasls won the second
Of the s .nIs after ths
uis,fnrs had played their nth inning. In
the first game Ewing's bases on pals
Mertes se inniuo nr wven
Cincinnati winning Attendance, law.
First game II r,
Score: tf4.s ~ a = :, a a - - - -
S Sa1s York ...,..s0 0l201a0 Of O1--5 III 81
Batteries: Ewing and schlei; McGlnnty
ana Bresnahan. Time, LOS. Umpire
: second Reord game 3 p, Z,
cnclnnati .i,.,';,,,y,.i 2 9 dsis
NfW Stt T9rN Overall and street; wiltse
and Clarke, Timo, 1:N. Umpire, @ Day.
Chicago, Sc; Philadelphia, 40.
CHICAGO, I'LL. October 18th locals
won both games, Phladelphia outtelds,ng
ns e ystofbs aa' IN bo IT aopd
home run on Bransneld's bnt In the.
nnlnt h' OF the first game by, q grea!
|GmDnx en aang gFfhn mset Af Es
The opening game and q half Of their
scores In tho second. Attendance, 1901
FL FflTbL Ba'HG- tS5s tafty n II n
Score: tal58 o}o5oo, ~ a 4 - -
phiIadnlphia 0 0i2 o 20 0 o. Y G
Rntte,fes: Neil and Ruolbach Munsonl
and Dugglesby. Time, l:4o' Umpire,
f' Second game :, = i,
y q Score: ~ II \ "a q n nto4A : IL = Il
fhISsEGi ,,,, 3
8 VIZ terics IA,ndgrel, and King; kane
and DOOM. Time, l:4S, Umpire, 3lsnls'ie' 5
ST, Louis. "a; Brooklyn, is.
ST. Louis, October, 1,-at, Louis Us, Rnn
hcader' THE first game WAS close a ~
Interesting, but errors y ana rs, n se snSd
contest. IS Attendance, $500.
First game r., II, e.
Score: on5nn "a "a 70 8 /
Hnttories: Themnn and Shea p ln;rs
cher and Ritter, Time, l:2s' ''p't''
Klein, 5l
q, sf f,pn,s ,..,......1oooo2oooo-ss,ss !
ET,I,onitlvn ,.,....,.iO O Oh 0 0 0 O o. y
lBattorles: Mcfarland and =. Lea w,
sttriekiett and Ritter. Time. 49, pm "
pIre.E Klein.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
II AVS FOR RENT.

5NAiN or ~, iOe4-Ff.4aT no RENT.
attractive, bright second>fioor four
rom fiat. cheap TO small family. NJ.
4 ply loe4 w. Main. ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
FOR SALE.

va ARE SELLING. AND CAN MAKE
immediate delivery Of everything in the
rient and Store-rooin Supplies OF the
William r. Trigg Shipbuildins Plant.
OF Richm ond Call and see the bargains
we are offering. s. M.1TOML1NSON.3 at
the Ship Yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
Exhibition Game.
- I. 4 sannintnllI,r na p : !,

8E 378I ~ (By4 Assoclated Press) \
Nl1lY'A Ftl<.N. ~ M Oct Score: r. +. L:
Detroit lAmcr'n)..0 o Q o. o 1903 |
Newark t1casrn)..0 o 90 20 % o. o-2 4
IA Batterics-Aticot,e and Dornn; MorIur-
ty, McLane ana Shea. Umpire, Bradley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE FIRM or nAYLoR e. MINOR rs
this day dissolved by mutual Gonsen!. i,
T.. Minor purchasing MI Is, =, thylor 4 Z
intercst, and IL authorized 70 collect Al
debts due the late ARMAND VII PAY hilI
claims against same, The business WI!
and Gary, by II, IT. MINOR a. co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
NOTICE.

SECOND DIVISION OF FALL TERM,
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE begins
Wednesday. October 4th Young men
and women, desiring to qualify tor use
fulness should take advantage Of the
excellent training afforded. Tuition rea :
sonable and. when desired. may be paid
monthly. Catalogue and full particulars
free MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE,
T05 East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02

TO SELL A FIRST CLASS
two-horse wagon. corn shelter, feed
cutter: 81, IN good Conditional moder-
ate prices; can be seen here in the city
upon short notice. For further inforna-
tion, address X, $50, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02

SECOND DIVISION or FALL TERM
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE. begins
Wednesday, October 4th, Young men
fulness, should take adyantage OF the
excellent training afforded Tuition rea-
sonable and, when desired, may b0 paid
monthly. Catalogue and full particulars
free, MASSEY BUSINESS COL4EGE,
7Oa East Main Street.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WA MED. ONE OR TWO NICE Fl'R.
nIshed rooms. with o. without board.
iocat tod near Floyd Avenue ana EesSn
street: references eNchanged. -NuureSs
y. 259, care this office. --.
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Had Sleeve q Ia Carte.

It was Saturday afternoon In Central Park,
and the lady sat on nlbenoh along tho Mall
thinking how nice hcr white. dress looked
Presently she felt q gentle tug ut her sleeve.
Turning hastily she found that one OF the
park goats staked inside on Tho grassy In
closure had sitnyed UP beh!nd her and was
Jus, beginning q meal on the long white frlll
OF hor pretty sleeve, @& GG@
She managed to save tho upper part OF
II sleeve. but Dir, Goat enjoyed The rest and
then wound UP with the printed pr2krAmma
fusion, There WIS = - slight' vgratiflchtion ia
be derived from. the fact that The niscellnne-
GUS selection Of music semod TO cause him
some trouble going down. it
New York Prcss, ls 3e8f
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FOR SALE-J A. BANISTER'S SHOES
are now on sale ut SPENCE'S SHOE
AND TRUNK HOUSE, % and q North
Ninth Street.
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OPPORTUNITIES.

ONE FAMILIAR WITH IiiE
4 rot II wine and liouor business that he
may put in. a first class stock OF same
in n pharmacy. the best and largest
stock. and on the best corner in Ne New !,
would be better for him 20 have $4,000
Z to ssdo1. Guilt-edge investment: fine OPP
e portunity References: The First Na-
tonal Bank. Newport News, va 81 40
dress, Box SO. Newport News. "a.
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SHELVING FOR SALE CHEAP, IN
a good order. SCNURMAN.f37 2l East
Main Street.
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LOST AND SOUND.

LOST GOLD BROOCH, SLIGHTLY
81 ward II returned to 52l East Broad st.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS N5fGOLD
ing Information which results in es-
tablishing the heirship of Charles w.
I, Ratcllff formerly OF Fauquier county,
va. to any estate in the State Of gVir,,
Il ginia. w. III. LYND. Grocer and Real
Estate Dealer. 1ronton Ohio. !Ssli