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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-01
japanese Minister Takes Vacation.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1.-Mr.
Takahira, the Japanese minister has
temporarily turned over the duties OF
his Office to Mr.. Ext Hicki. the first
secretary of the legation. who will be
charge d'affaires during the absence Of
the minister. Mr.. Takahira, who has
been on duty steadily for several years
has obtained six months leave and will
go to Japan on a visit. There is a
strong belief that Mr.. Takahira will
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-01
Cloaing the ShinaIe Mills

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec.
accordance with an agreement sisraa
by the owners Of all the straio..
single mills of the Ballard distr,a.
work in all these mills was stopped
today and the mills will remain closos
until March 1, 1906. This actiSn w..
taken on account of the congest i
condition of the shingle market
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-01

rors framed in silver decorated
designs of the Adam period. Tn. WIN
not been such demand for si,, mas
many years. 1T is due. he saws :. IN
example set in high quarters " The
the increased ingenuity of III "'u to
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-01
Will Ask for Modification of the AVN

ION 'oT WooincatIon OF the Law.
TACOMA, Wash. Dec. with the
racine steamer Dakota, which arrived
mere today delegation of thirty-two
Chlnese statesmen and importers came
70 the United States to urge conces-
SONS to Chinese merchants and stu
dents in the new treaty to be negotiat-
ed between the United States and
China. The delegation includes a num-
Der or highly prominent merchants and
representatives of the guilds and it
IS expected that they will be able to
orlng considerable pressure to bear
upon congress.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-01
Maine OrnithoIouicaI Soc;s+,,

PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. 1.-The tsn,h
annual meeting of the Maine Ornitbo-
logical society opened this morning in
the rooms of the Society of Nature,
History. The attendance is unusuauv
large and an interesting session is er-
pected. Many valuable papers will bs
read during the two days of the Sec.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-01
TO BE OF SILVER.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The fashionable
Christmas gifts this year will be of
silver, and the West End jewellers are
showing exquisite specimens of de-
signs and workmanship One of the
members Of a well-knOwn regent de-
clares that the favofite novelties are
now being turned out fast enough to
supply the demand. This is especially
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-01
AN ACTIVE PREACHER.
Ohio Clergyman Has Been IN n. M;.
Istry Sixty1- Seven Years.

hAVENNA, O., Dec. 1.-Rev. John
schaener of Deerfield mas just round
cd out the one hundredth year of his
me He Is said to be the oldest min
lster OF the gospel in the world. at the
least the Oldest in active pulpit wor,,
ror sixty-seven years of his life he
mas been continuously in the ministrv
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-01
Transfer of the Tennessee Central.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Dec. 1.-The
transfer of the Eastern section of the
Tennessee Central to the Southern
Railroad and of the Western section Of
the Illinois Central took place today
and, it is observed, the work of i'm
proving the two sections will be begun
at once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
NEWSPAPER {. PEOPLE
ACTING As PRINTERS ] } 1
Editors and Reporters Take the
Places Of Stikers il
Charlotte. q
.(special to The Times. Djspatch.)

q # Especial to The Times Dispatch.) saS
y CHARLOTTE. M CT, September 2ei-5
There is practically no change In the
strike situation here to-day. The OBJ
server made It's appearance in good form
this morning, and the Chronicle and
News were gotten out this afternoon. as
usual. Your correspondent was IN error
in stating that the printers employed
by the News struck yesterday. Owing 70 ]
the absence OF Mr., VIC. DpWd. the,
publisher from the city, the men en-
ployed by the News awaited his return
tonight to present their demands,
Is understood that the n Jews Is stand
Ing pat, and that the printers Will not
show up for work ,to-norrow morning.
In this event. every union printer n
Charlotte will be out tomorrow, the
stereotypers and pressmen are not af-
fected. they having lastwo-years' contract
with tho United Typothetae.
A number of non-un!on mon have be CT
secured to take the places OF strikers.
and others are expected daily The loca J.
publishers announce that they are "
the fight to stay, and that within two
weeks at most, they will have pre- cti-
cally all positions filled with non-union
men, Editors and reporters are bending
to the emergency with IN will, King the
situation cheerfully, and all three apers
will be issued Without q break, NJ
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pher;T one experienced in general office
work preferred. Moderate salary 70
start. but opportunity for advancement
} Address giving references, Box bsi.
Bluefield w. Va.
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Wanted
WHIT II GIRLS;
BEGINNERS PAID WHILE LEARNING,
steady employment; good wages, Apply %
ALLEN & G1NTER BRANCH,
Seventh and Cary.
"A. & N, c, DIRECTORS.
Appointments for the year An
nounced By Governor Glenn,

Especial to The Times Dlspatch')
M RALEIGH, NJ q, September 2B. dov-
ernor Glenn announces that the appoints
ment OF directors for the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad Company for the
ensuing year, tho reappolntments being
J.. w. Granger Kinston; p, 3. Hooker,
'Rayboro; G, M. Busbee. Raleigh; W. H.
New dlreotors-c, 4. Watson, Newbern;
l.. p. Tapp. Knston;3 w. p. CreecA'
tGoldsboro, and w. II. Chadwick, Bea " v.
fort.
X The annual meeting will be held Thurs
ing at Newborn, when States proxy and
other officers will be elected. f8s
Y, The Council of States has authorized
the Governor to retain cs-Judge 7, 3.
.Womack as special counsel to represent
the executive department Of the State
In the trial OF the four attendants,
charged With causing the death OF
Thomas Nall, patient in the State Hos
4pital for the insane, with a. view to see
Ing that the investigation into the case cas-
is thorough. K, 4 i5 IF ss45
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SCHOOLS.
McCllire's University SchOolI

OPP AfoNtaoI5 I'ARK, IiMUN %, VA-l,i5
M 1ror,y.nfat Session Begins sept 1s, 1905 *
&t oeatior healthy and airy Study halls and
class rooms iarss; we'll lighted md well yehti.
la(od. ceriti.proOf flltors for drinking water.
Sanitary arrangements -ateilt ahd excelie a
ihspectioh Invited. n l1 ght experienced iistrIc
tors Separate study hall and laa, 10, OF
this session. 1901. 1905. at uN llRslTY OF y
ara y aid 2So NJ a ,r ana
iHAt'S 4 ana b. A.. degree cor ELL y I.
vERs fTYi III. 81 and 4 p. B. degree Y 9.
NAVAL graduate uNI1Xy.r,GITS2jh;fI!
Entrance I'll days sept, is. 10 and %. AssetnblS
4. cnhos, with complete informal Ion at ho22k
and drug stores pr BY itlaili principal NJ -
Bclvidere st. after Sept I, i, 8
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TWO WELL-KNOWN men ~ B.
\ FOUGHT N CHARL0 TTE
(speciIal "a The Tlnes-pispatch.)

cHsAkLoTTIl, II o.. september ga
A sensational fight occurred on the
streets here this morning between r, II.
Bethel, bookkeeper for the Charlotte
Brick Company. and T. n, Webster. a
We'll known travelling man, |. The two
met, had words and Webster attacked
Bethel, The latter. though a smaller
man, got the former down and used a
brlckhat actively until the pair was
separated, Before Webster could re-
be aired In the Police Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27

WANTED FOR ". S. ARMT--ABLE;,&
bodied unmarried men. between ages OF
q and citizens Of United states, ws 81
car, SPEAK, read and write English. For
Information apply t, RECRUITING Of
FICER, ITO f. Broad St, Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27

WANTED FOR THE lLl'
y best country meal and -four; fresh eggs,
% cents dozen; good country nutt 81.
his keen N this winter. MICH ELL
FEED & PRODUCE CO.. 1904 East East
{ Franklin. IS Z, a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
J -- rrl.J.l,p 7WANIED--Fem

EXPERIENCED SALES
B women wanted in all departments; per-
manent positions If satisfactory MILL
Ter q RHOADS. i55H ~ ~ teE
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Officers Elected,

7TII l(speclal 70 The Tlmes-p lspatch q
5 WiNSTON- SALEM, N, e., Sept. 26;--s
AN meeting yesterday afternoon Of me
stockholders Of Bailey Brothers, l y ri
loving officers We're elected: President,
N. D. Bailey, Sir. vlce-presiaent, n. y,
bailey, Jr.; secretary, y. Il, Tyree y treas
8urcr, p. r. Bailey, 8s e .iS EstsSSs, 4
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4 a GOOD sMrok e,

Z Only smoke mahogany Blend;
that's so, Granula ted and Cut Plug.
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PERSONALS.

SECOND DIVISION OF FALL-,T,Eo ll7 N!
iE4NiAssDY BUSINESS coll EGE. begins .s,n!s
wednesday,, October an. Youn ". men
Il fitness, should take advantage OF the
excellent training afforded. Tuition rea a,
sonableg and when deslred may S i Pc pa,d
n free SI AsSEY 8BUS INESS $C,OI4LEGE,
7O5 East Main Street. 5sf} Sl5b
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ii
b. j. Smith substituted trustee, Louis I, J,
ennle L9 %iums Mary 'G pago ease
IIenry1I. Page, Louisa Page. Cath lei
Pa &c, Arthur Page, and Clarence Page.
Of John oaesta q
CO L. Il. OF tho estate Of Robert !, I. ~ y
* Lyne deceased; and the city o. Rich \,
i nond. q municipal corporation. cn ,il1
tered by the General Assem,Sly, Of MIA v
~ ~ ~ ','.i''1N cHANcERY,s
The object or this suit is to lduiet thc
title of the compliments to r lot :, o.
beginning on the western side OF wen
ty-f1ftii Street tia point sixty 1cet. norm
of Q Fl Street thence extending ,nort 4.
wnrdly along the said western Nlne o. o.
% Street thirty feet, and extending, back s
between parallel lines one hundred and
Itwenty-six feet to an alley twelve i, t ses
wide land Ito that END 70 l 1aen oec trnat
from B. IN Smith. substituted trustee for.
octava ~ Hardy and her chil ar mo NO
4he ele eatGa o 5aee
Q Of f the Chnncery court Of the city, (. {
Richmond in deed book 10 3, page ;43,
conveying the said prope,rty N ,trustt 70
secure to John Podesta the paymeniSS IA z.
and to have declared null and void ana No
&of no effect ~ certain deed exeGuted by ~
( Ii. a. tkinson, Jr, trustee, TO, John ~,
IueSta,F QuLeu
Sin the said clerks office In deed book
TIA c, page $40, conveying to the sn aI!
PoIesta|ithe above men TONED !. PROPERTY
and to have declared null and void IN
So far as Tit affects the a foresnld prop
crty, q certain deed from Ohm SPodesl s
to robert B. Lyme, trustee, dat -Apr ~
q, 1870, and recorded In the aforesaid
clerks office In deed book ~, Q! page Ssi
con, eying the said property, along With y
other property, in trust to secure 70 -
I hold er1 OF certain notes the payment OF
the sum Of 500; and TO have certain &c, ,
flIpuuent taxes charged AGAINST me I sa az
property4 for the years 1876 to 1901, n :
elusive, I'd eclared not to- be q lien on y
said property; and to have the lfgaal TITO
5toI the said property conveyed s#8to the inc
II 5so And AFFIDAVIT having been made and
hled that B. u n Smith. Louis Podesta,
Louisa Raggio, Roaa Nj latesta ennie
Williams, Mary Page Lea ke. Henry =.
Page.DLouisa Page Catherine Page Ar
thur Page and Clarence Page are not:rssi-
dents Of the State OF Virglnia,sitt is 9 Or
dered that they appear here within III
& tecn'Edays after due publication OF this
1 or1er and do what may be, ne essaryS 10
protect their ntereststin this suit:
liH,Tesfe N':Tssa5 C,HAS. Q. q SAV.ILLE.
i'sF' - :5 4 d 81 sl & Clerk.
Sol. Cutchins, p. q.
IA Sept 6-1aw-4w. 65lef
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Vote for improvements.

(SpeclHll 10 LIE llileSvl1tspatcE,l.g3 al
eI.E5XiN GTON /, N. CT, September 2si--A
bond election for forty thousand dollars
for town improvements, water, sewerage.
paving, etc, was carried here to-day by
q majority Of twenty-fo four, sixty thogs-
and was voted q short! time ago, and this
Issue is for the complete of the work, &
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
: Commonwealth OF Virginia,
Office OF superintendent II
4 1i4 NJ Public Printing

( " Z 4
Richmond. Va, Sept. e. .l0l5.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL, BE :, RE.
coived at THIS OFFICE until .l2 NJ, OF
SATURDAY. September 80, 1925, Tor the
Y PRINTING for the State o E Virginia Tor
one year from October l. 1905. I,
Printed schedules showing N detail
tho classl1cations will be furnished on
application to the bidders on which all
( BIDS will be required to be made
Contractors will be required 70 enter
by the Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
for the prompt and faithful execution
The right is reserved Of rejecting any
or all bids, and the work will be award
cd in such lots or portions as tho SUPER
intendent may deem proper. 5s8 !, ,
,rhe attention of contractors Is called
to tho fact that the law REQUIRES al!
contracts for State printing TO be dated
Octobcrf1st OF each year. }. 49,, :, !.
~ ~ M n "a DAVIS BOTTOM, III
Superintendent Of Public Printing, "
Sept. 2i-6t M f55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27

: f5c5 WHY pay others sl.0O or 81. So Clean
inc watches, 75c.; watch glasses, loo.
+ CT OULGRAyE, The Reliable Jeweler,
removed to 3OS East Broad, below coz
ner Third. 55s s g.ai 81 49, -. /.
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M EETlNGS.{

J Sol. Cutchins, p. q.
4 Sept 6-1aW-4w. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27

= WANT TO SEE YOU AGAIN, BOYS!
The fal stock have IA nus Just 5efe eoK be-
rs fnra II Going elsewhere Your friend.
n FNRY HARRIS. 5l3 E. Main Street. rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
BOARD WANTED.

800 PICKLE BARRELS, 5000 APPLE
barred 1000 Potato and Truck Bar
reis. as Cider Barrels 1000 Whiskey
barrels. 1s doz. Half-Barrels and every
Thing in the shape Of Barrel, for sale,
and prompt shipments made; The Old
O'sULLIYAN. Phone 1922
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
Richmond Academy \ J I lem
For Boys and Young Men.

Located on Park Avenue and Lo y BARI ray
Street. Modern equipmen IS. Ablo faculty
Of experienced teachers. Terms moder-5
ate. Session begins September 18th. For
catalogue apply to s.
M, NM w. + t. Pr We e, Dean,
1918 w Grace ST., Rlchm ond, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27

BOOKER T, WASHINGTON, THE
worlds greatest negro, mas written an
agents make $40 daily. Write for free
o1tft ]. L. NICHOLS d CO., Naper-
Vile H. ,UM,U
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27

VA LAZY. MILO HAS TAKEN "A COM
3 r1lcrcial business course, desires sit
tor t. assist In bookkeeping or
w1.t ting Address,.IJy 252, care this office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
SOLICITORS & statesmen

sALEsM AN-TO SELL OUR KEN
lucky Prize whiskey In barrels and bot
man. LICKING VALLEY CO., Cow
ington, KY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
DRESS CUTTING.
NIGHT Sc ssloNS.8


NINTH NIGHT SESSION ,3G BEGAN
enrolment Of ladies and S4 gentlemen.
Others desiring to enter should do SO
without delay Glasses meet Monday
$50 O'clock Thorough instruction In
h bookkeeping, stenography, typewrlting,
penmanship, arithmetic, English. etc:
tuition reasonable. and may be paid
monthly If desired. For further par
ticulars ,hwrite, phone or call for cata-
logue. aN1ASSEYEBUSINES COLLEGE.
y 7O5 East Main Street. mt3 49, F5ti, h
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INSTRUCTIONS.
SCHOOLS.

SECOND sDIVIS1ON&OF{ FALL TERM,
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE, begins
Wednesday, October 4th. Young men
and women desiring to qualify for use Sc
fitness, should take advantage Of the
sonable and, when desired. may be paid
monthly. Catalogue and full particniars
free. MASSEY BuSINESSs COlLEGE,
7O5 East Main Street. t}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27

ME ANNUAL MEETING oF.THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF TILE GHESA-
PEAKE & OHIO LAND IMPROVE.
MENT COMP for the election OF OF
nav come before the meeting, will be
held at the office OF the Secretary cor
ner Eighth and Main Streets Richmond,
Va, on 554WEDNESDAY. September ~
}S1 ~ q 8 4; g. p. WEXFORD. *
tg5i} AZ Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27

LADIES 81 DIRE IS 600 %. 3s 4
DRESS q GODS PONG t1D AND
Z pressed, ~ cents a yard. JOHN ia.
3 TOUCH1I, Tailor. Phone 2419. 12S East
\ Mai Street. afj Il IL 9il III y ila
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oPPO RTUNITIEs

FOR SALE-DRUCf BIT 81 n 1ESSt IN. THIS.
growing city: splendldly9s csta blished
very central annual sales ;,nbout sly, 0o9i
large prescription and soda water busl-
ness; ten Thousand annual pre- sc,riptions(
filled; fine Investment. SON1MER-'
& Co.. Newport News Va.
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.INIGHT SCHOOL

NIGHT Il SESSION. BEGAN M ONDAYs
night, Sept. 18th, With splendid enroll
rnent Of ladies and gentlemen. ~ others
desiring to enter should do SO without
Decay. /, iassesE meet Monday, Wednesday,,
and Friday nights, 1880 to $50 o'clock.i
Thorough instruction in book keeping,
stenography typewrting, pepma nship,.
ar,linlIletic TtInsiish. etc. 87Tutidn reason
able, and may be paid monthly II desired.
For further particulars. write phone
NESS COLLEG En- O5 East Main Street.
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WANTED.

SECOND DIVISION OF L .ALL!..'TERAi.
MAssEYlBusINEss COLLEGE, begins
Wednesday, October 4th. Young men
fulness, should take advantage OF the
excellent training afforded. Tuition rea-
sonable and, when desired, may be paid
monthly Catalogue and full part1culars
frec.1 MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE,
T(5 East Main Street,
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SAVE $500 TO $4,000 EACH JOB.
Wholesale Prices to Consumers.
Plan free, showing how25toi install.
Send sketch and sizes for stinlate.
a. HUBBARD HEATING CO.,
Baltimore, Md, iiy 81 is
Oldest Exclusive Heating House.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27

CHICKEN WHEAT. 800 BAGS, 81 EACH
5tApply Warehouse, seventeenth and
DOCK. WARNER MOORE & CO,
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NOTICE.

SECOND DIVISION OF FALL TENN.
!. MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE, begins
Wednesday,, October 4th. Young 2 men
4. fulness,S should take advantage of the
excellent training afforded. TUITION req,
sonable and, when desired may pc paid
i monthly. Catalogue and full particulars
IS free MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE,
~ 1C5 East Main Street. 4, :ts AS N Il ts
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ROOMS WANTED.

'1yINTED. n.y. TWO LADIES. FUR
,,ishetl room with board, in private fam
ily:state terms. Address Bon 465. 1stcll-.
g8 iilond va. IL I'D tstt n gSs st !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27

WANTED KNOWN THAT THE OYSTER
season Is now open at .STUMPF"S RES
i TAURANT, corner Eighth and Main
Streets We open Lynhavens on half
she'll and steamed oysters only.
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MRS Nv o taTtiAN I, WI s1iIts no y, M.
nounce to the ladies' 9 1}ch,rlolfd tllas
IS Iinrse show Hats Tuesday and tvednes-i
day Of thls week. 2i6 N. Third Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27

LADIES, DRESS GOODS roNGEp AND
n dressed. s. cents a yard JOHN La
TOUCHE, Tailor. hone 24ls. lSa ~ ~,
Main Street. 4
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SHOE REPAIRING Special

'75C. 5IIALF-soLE MEMS SHOES. 6oC,
half-sole ladies' Every pair seWed
nliable white oak leather; no squeak1ng,
red leather. This coupon Is good for .lOc-
rebate on the above until Sept. Goth.
Morgan and Wright's best rubber heel,
35c.; Drew's own make sewed working
shoe. 81. DREW'S 8ELECIRlC2S itOti
III TACciToRY,7l6 Z. Main Street. Phone
2f67 Send anywhere.
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HoRsE-POWla BOIL
er;FneW or second hand; must be good;
( at once. EAGLE STEAM LAUNDRY
e ToSs West Cary Street.
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED Tl, ss 2iS,,.
nosition guaranteed. COYNE l3kCS.l
Co. PLUMBING SCHOOL, New a ,elr
Cincinnati, O., st. Louis Mo. lffec
IA tn ioEtle,) ga #ii ~ 9EtE 1t 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
ROOMS FOR RENT.

SRI, WI, 4o1 = n RENT,
nice sunny second story front room, FUR.
,nished or unfurnished. suitable tor one
,5i eret,ce given and required. Apply above,
WA NEED - TWO BCARDERS FOR
\ niee, bright front room; & terms illoder-
ate; central location. Address q, 252,
care this office. HI Y - IS
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HEEL ? WANTED-Male

WA NTED-Two# GOOD MALE srEN..
orrnphers for North Carolina-.ones at
SO and one at s65 month. Former
Massey College students prsetssIr,rVe ' .i is
a MESS COLLEGE, 7o5 East Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27

Charles Il, TInrdo, Mary T.. Chnppell,
L Harvey L.. Smith and Royal z; Sn, ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27

THE ANNUAL d MEETING OF THE
B n IS THEATRE COMPANY will DO
held at the office Of the company, No:
sOe East Broad Street, In. the aeity Of
z R!chreond, Va on WERNESDAY,E OCT OCT,
4TH, 1905, at IS O. clock p. NJ.
80 REGINALD GILMAN, Secretary.
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BEER For FAMILIES.

COLD BOTTLED BEER DELIVERED
to families at zoe. dozen; the best wh,s,
4 whiskey, Sc gallon North Carolina corn
whiskcy, So and all kinds Of wine cheap,
I at HERBERT f.. NALDROP, 3o5 Brook
Avenue. s
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN I'll q CLERk's OFFICE
glf or THE CHANGER X C0URT..,0SITT'
THE CITY Or RlCHMOND,ETl Tip 5T 3, e
DAY OF SEP1'EN d r r, 1905, IN AGA
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WANTED BY a REG1sTERED..DRultG;!-
gist With twenty years expe rience G, IN n
the retail drug business. position, with
$3.50 TO start drug store IN n, So, en-,
,racticing physician preferred al
4 dress ID 90. care this office. n
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u Nore Poomers and oarders Than Any Other Medium
-MI.LLTNERY.

DOME TfToRd 1SrI no y CALL AT N re- 4
JtyI1tJS BEAR, 8, 423 n, Main Street. n
!. look ut our fill and Winter millinery.
III It will pas yoti, as tho line is cnlnp1et
Also Suits, Cloaks and Furnishings for
i ladies' and children. ri n & IF 81 II Sf 4 Va
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SAMPLE LINE OF FINE CRAVEN
0sette coats: 5000 coats for $500; $3.50
coats for $500 while they last. NJ US
+ CAE FL G,ARNETT,. Eighth and Main
Streets Asss.tf fttl t{y ~ e
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N,ANrED-AS BoX-MAkER: ALSO a
a jnrcrra., to- DO general repair. work,
" Apply C.. F. SAuER CO., 1914 South
" ItNplits--Grs; Street. .e5
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE.
Greatest opportunity. ever offered; eight
weeks completes; diplomas awardeS.
positions guaranteed when , 1 n snI
4 special inducements now. Write lor
cntalosuc. MOLER'S BARBER COL
iEGE I31 Prince ST., New York CITY,.
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4 Euit IN the latest style make over your
mattresses good as new and let you pay Pa,
us for IL in monthly installments: 10y, oM,
gems, 1922 f. Broad street. III ~ i
Il put Iii of = we're mighty busy.