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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

E e.mbridee Mass. Dec. 2, 1s05.- ESomething new is likely to happen III |coliege music just as something alWass |is happening-especially Tn sehsatieh |doyfng New York-"which means rreat deal to the cause of musical eau "a tion In America" The college song hook of fifty years hence will perhaps be as correctly harmonized from cover | ho cover as 1t is now delightful II tdnartistic, hodge, podge Of amateur el forts Along, at any rate, comes new IArrangement, just announced, py when sfreciprocal relations have peeh sseay .,, 5dished between Harvard University III |Cambrfdge and the New England Con servatory of Music three miles away m Boston The plan of affiliation Is saio {fo be unique. It isn't 'merseri ssn't in any way an absorption or tno Heading American music school py the oldest American University. The Con- zrervatory will maintain its identity as d school of professional music. US 5ust the establishment of the principle I of reciprocity for which so many peo- ple in Massachusetts, Iowa and otner States are clamoring. It is also, so the i Iwise say, a step that will help promote Sthe honor of the musical arts' Wnicn *has been contended for in Cambridge ever since memorable report was made to the University by honorary 1-od immediate members of the cele- pierian sodality back in 1887. A ut forward at that time for
 music as one of the learned s, and setting up busts or and Mozart along with those :. Dante and Shakespeare. The
 Aow, perhaps, to be needed as # fore,
 college music is mentioned eople, of course, think of tour Hing gee clubs, banjo ana mandonh 5cIubs, Nasty Pudding theatricais, foot ball celebrations, and. above all, or the college song-book which occupies an 4 honored position in every music rack | in every middle-class home from Maine Hto Mexico, and from St. Augustine to 46itka. These are our real foik songs Il as far as we have any in this country. # Not very good music, indeed, but witn & no lack of popular interest In them IL # was mainly on account of them in the hast that the college boy needed to 4 know just little bit about harmony, & &counterpoint and orehestration, so as T to be able in a more or less amateurish *fashion to write a few notes and rests
 Cor such doggerel as:
 We think 1t is no sin, sir,
 To take the freshmen in, sir,
 And rob them of their tin, sir,
 TO drive dull care away"
 Oftentimes, indeed, 1t happened in
 rollege classes of few years ago that x nobody could write music at all. The #proceeding then was to fit some topical Xverses to an ancient melody-just as #~Fair Harvard" was written to the
 tune of Tom Moore's Believe me if all
 these endearing young charms" Most # of the earlier college songs, it is said,
 originated outside of the college walls,
 amongst these such favorites as }''There's Music in the Air. Come
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
pIentv of Roora.

A visiting bishop in Washington was arguing with a senator on the desira- bility of attending church, tells The Saturday Evening Post At last he put the question squarely: What is your personal reason for not attend ing7"
 The senator smiled in no-offense- intended way, as he replied: The fact is, one finds so many hypocrites there"
 Returning the smile. the bishop said:
 Don't let that keep you away. sen- ator. There's always room for one more"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
AN ARTISTIC INDUSTRY.

A fIourishing industry for native wonasa has been established in Bombay in the man ufacture of artistic seed and bead articles. Women are taught to make beads sut of the hard and various colored seeds to bs found in the jungle and to make up the beads Into necklaces. curtain looDe naDstn rings, hatpins and many other ornamental articles A cheap. simple and efficient ma chine for drilling the hard seeds has besn devised after much experiment. The seed which is most extensively used In India for necklaces and charms is the rudraksha. . brown nut which seems to be >naeh toe hard a seed for Insects Of any kind to pans- trate. It is worn as sacred neckIece by the followers of shlva and has also . ecn- siderable ornamental value.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
LAFAYETTE HOTEL sSSgAao :sn. asSssss:s. sss:s 'A'

handsome cabinet or two. and perhaps q screen eonskitute rnost of Japansss famiiFse
 domestic belonsinss. A Japanese heuse wfka its bamboo frame can often be buiit tz 8 few hours
 Half the worry of American life can e9 escaped is We simply own our househes4 goods. not allowing ourselves to be ownsa by them. KATHARINB BLAUE1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

These men pastured their cattle on 1t as if 1t were their own. But when they were proved guilty, a United States court found six hours pleas antry spent in the custody of the mar shal and fine of $500 sufficient pun aishmenti
 Is it any wonder that conspirators keep on stealing the public lands, and maintaining all their respectable connections meantime when courts of justice take so light hearted a view of the offense,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

V uuU M V Atiom IS found in impure blood. In order to cure rheumatism the blood must be cleansed of the pol sonous impurties which are the cause of the dis
 Dr. Pierce's
 Golden Medical
 Discovery has been very successful in the cure of rheuma- tism, because tt on. tirely cleAnses the blood from tho poison0us uric acid which is the csuse of the diseAsA
 sYour @ olden Medical Discovery cured me Of rheuzna- tiszp afess I had tod q qosen Ee4,odlsf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
Giving Him . Pointer.

The retailer was inspecting the stock of toilet soaps. says an exchange.
 Here is the best seller we have" the wholesaler said. showing him bluish cake. 'Thats too dark. It discoiors the water" Certainly. Makes 1t look as if the soap was getting In It's work Gross of these7" 'AlI right"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
4 SUDDEN WINNIE

ok uain is generally the nsyt warning
 T sn atteck of rheumatism It foels ss If the disease were in the bcnss or muscles, but the. real cause of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
THE COLLEGE BOYS MUSIC.

KNEW MUCH ABOUT ToE HE nEsAH REMEMBERED-S0ME
 
 BY THE oH o nssT UNIVERSITY MUSIC SCHOOL"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
Rrlef naperlenee EnoaEh.

Do you deal fin secondhand auto- mobiles? If so. want to sell you Yes. sir. we do. How long havs you had your machineT
 Since this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-29
.LEAkY ROOFS,

IT YOU ARE HAVING TROUBLE WITH
your roofs phone S7l, or drop us a posta!
hn aaSs T Nas pf ana fFs.
MANUFACTURING co.
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SEALED PROPOSALS..

DEPOT oFlTEIE QUARTER
MASTERS DEPARTMENT.. Washing
ton. d. c. April goth, 1905. Sealed propos-
ais, in hipllcate, will be received at this
office until 2 Q clock r; N; Frday.,, MAY say
making repairs to roadway to the Rich
mond, Virginia. National Cemetery Road,
way. The right is reserved TO the United
States to reject any or all proposals
Specifications and drawings will be fur
ynished upon application to this Office or
to the Superintendent OF the cemetery at
Richmond, Va. Envelopes containing pro-
posals should be marked Proposals for
repairing road to the Richmond. Va,
National Cemetery. and be addressed TO
Cal plain a. Nv. BUTT Quartermaster Y.
8. Army, washington. D. G.. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-29

CASHIER OF "A COUNTRY NATIONAL
tuition Address L. ia. care this office.
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10 M EFitlEN Id AMI. ALL w F1O2A - Il
In consequence OF advanced age and
impaired health Z have this day retired
from business and sold my entire business
heretofore conducted by me at 1927 East
Main street, Richmond, Na.{ nnd l 81 tn as
f1rm name OF John II. Roso &. B Co., OF
which was the sole owner, to my son
Charles Rose who for several years past
has practically conducted the said busi-
ness for me. e,
The said Charles Rose will conduct the
said business under the old name OF John
H. Rose & Co., and will assume allSthe
debts and obligations OF the said business
from this date. u ~ 81, ID,
For forty years have conducted the
said business, meeting promptly all OF my
my, patrons and the public for their gen
erous support, and to commend to them
nv son, who is in every way competent
< to conduct the said business, and Is pos
sessed OF sufficient capital and means to
and pay OIL az oosau9ns ma az
hereafter become due. . !, g i3sa
Respectfully, JOHN III. ROSE.
April 8th, 1876.
Referring to the above ! desire to say
that / have this day purchased the entire
business OF John H. Rose. trading as John
III. Rose & Co, with the right TO use the
old name, which will be done, and have
assumed all the debts and obi legations q
the said John H. Rose, contracted IN SAID
than fifteen. years in said business, and
with the entire management OF the said
business for the past seven years. feel
that I am fully able to conduct the said
business, and I cordially solicit the
patronage OF the ola customers OF my
father well the e,1 guble m n gnenaGMsa
IA mi, 9TH. 1906. Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-29

FOR CLEAN, DRY STORAGE SEE
OLIVER, The Auctioneer, 90 Broad St
Phone 4sSL,
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poR RENT--eO2O W. GRACE. NEW AMI
newly papered 1o-room modern nouse'
VIII rent cheap to a quick applicant.
Apply 20l1 Ivy Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-29

MAN WANTED TO INTRODUCE 4
5 patent hardware article, SIS a: week and
expenses; honesty and sobriety more or.
stafe ave and past employment, INTER-
NATIONAI SHEAR COMPANY, As N
7 Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa
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===AWNiNos, TENTS -ANDEFLAos. :

WE BUILD THE RIGHT KIND OF
Awnings, the kind that last; .proper color
and At. and price that will suit you also.
Il COPELAND G. CO., 108 N. Ninth.
Phone 2576. 35asa -
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] DIVIDEND NOTICE..

3s Trcasurer's Office.
Richmond. Freder cksburg and Potomac
and Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Connection Company.
Richmond. Va. April q. 1905.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Il THAT
s the Board Of Directors OF this Com panyl
lars a share upon its Capital Stock, pay
q able May LIST, 1906. Checks will be mailed
to all holders. Notice Of change Of Post
dersigned. Transfer books closed from
this date to May ID, 1906.
#. j.. DUKE. Treasurer.
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LEGAL NOTICE. ,
3xIIRGINfA-1N THE CIRCUIT, COURT
~ 81 (JR TIL r. !C;OLI NTY OF CHARLES

l F6R 5 c5 Bts slE S gA iGaa55
Laurence lar,orge. Adrian laTorge, hi,y
soii, and Holly W. Maxson and !. Helen LEI - y.
Carr. = Ia
Henry b. Knox, Jr., and Daisy IRepton
Annie ii Knox. his wife; joseph A. A
Lamb and isichard Lamb, her husband;
Ruth Oriniston Knox. George II. Hart
ford, N. a. Bland, NJ. p. James 4. g: !:
Hamilton NJ NJ d.; Da ay av as Sur Dnvig
Reuben ;. Knox and Mary y. Knox 8 hls
wife William j. White, as adtninistrator
OF Henry Il. Knox. deceased; 9. Dapney
n Crcnshaw, deceased, sole trusteei n: p.
4 Taylor, as administrators OF j. g. Cot
trell, deceased; Il. D. Taylor and George
Christa az executors OF tne wa Ro,,
dar, as trustee for the creditors 81. 9at .es
/ & Brown A. 3. G,hgon, Nat; Miles and
Susan Saunders individually and as I,
executrix Of Margaret $. LaToergss, n de-
c GExtraats from decree entered in the
above cause on April goth. 1863 4,
r On consideration whereof, the court doth
adjudge, order and decree that this cause
be-, and the same3is hereby, referred TO 4
ono OF the Commissioners OF this court,
who is directed to take. state and settle
the following accounts and make q report
thereof TO this court:
a.. TO take proof Of the facts and cir Y
c,lmstancey sta ted In the bill OF complaint,
and take an account Of what is due to tho
plaintiffs for principal and Interest on
tho bond and decd Of trust set out In tho
bill, and also to take an account OF what
is due TO The plaintiffs for moneys paid,
laid out and expended by them in the pay
mcnt OF taxes the mortgngcd premises
mentioned and described in the bill.
q To ascertain and take an account OF
the amount due for taxes. and not yet
paid. on the mortgaged premises NEIL
toned and described in the bill. ri
443 3. To take an accountlo what is due to
the defendant lien holders on their respec-
tive liens, and to ascertain the relative
;priorities OF their said several liens
B8 T. To ascertain tho annual and fee-slmple
value OF the mortgaged premises men
toned and sceribed in the bill. y
5.sTo examine, state and settle said sew
fernl accounts and to make the several In
iquires herelnbeforeE directed. and report
specially stated which is deemed pertinent
by said Commissioner, or which is requir--
ed by any OF tho parties 70 be 30 stated,
with all convenient speed Sg5 !.
And the said Commissioner is directed to
give notice of the time and place of ak
ing said several accounts by publication
once a week for four successive weeks in
Tho Tines-Dspatch.t a newspaper pubs
slished in the city Of Richmond, Va. which
sonai service upon each and All OF the
defendants In this case. and by notice
posted at the courthouse door OF Charles
City county. ,9s IN sIy3 tfS9
Herbert G. Whipple and John a. Lamb.
p a..
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wilmington. n. g. April %, 1905 tts'

7-------- WlIninEtOn, N, G., aprII ", 7IOeV' n
Oflce OF the Treasurer.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
on May 1st 1905. two per cent interest
on tho New -Four Per Cent. Certificates
Of Indebtedness OF Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company, and the Treasurer OF
that Company has been directed to pay
TO ali holders of record as Of April "A,
1905, this Interest. The transfer books
were closed April 14th. and will stand
closed until May 1st 1905. both inclusive.
JAMES u. POST, Treasurer.
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Richmond. Va, April s22. 1905.
THE ANNUAL Mt1ETING OF I'D LOT
Owners Stockholders in Hollywood
Cemetery Company will DO held II the
and 6, Chamber of Commerce, on Tues
day, 9th day of May. 1905. at & O'Clock p.
NJ. II. II. BROOKE,
Secretary and Treasurer,
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= E-ExTENsIoNOF CHARTER FIRST
( * NATIONAL BANK. y.
gS 800 80 1Treo All nv 3. Danar tnent.

>...Tashtngton, d. c., April "a. 1905.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented to the undersigned. It has been
made to appear that IT he, First Nationa!
RichmoS d, In the county Of Ienrico, and
State of Virginia, has complied with az
the provisions of the Act Of Congress TO
enable National Banking Lamentations 70 4
other purposes'f approved July y, 1ss2;
as amended by tho Act approved April 'sa.
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STORAGE.

FOR CHEAP AND DRY STORAGE
rcoms apply 10 RICHARDSON 4 CHAP.
PE!.L. Storage Department, Belviders
building, col w. Main Street Phone S<X
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SUMMER RESORT HOTEL.

FOR RENT FOR SEASON OF 1906
Modern Hotel and Cottages at Jordan
White Sulphur Springs, Frederick coun-
i ty, VA; 100 bedrooms. completely fur,
particulars address Fl. H. BAKER,
Winchester, Va,
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once Of Commissioner II chancery,5

o{THE ABOVE NAMED lPARTIEs-
Take notice that, persuant to the above
decree, In the above named cause OF the
10Th day OF April. 1905. Il shall on the 22d
day OF May. 1906. at Charles city Court
house, in the county OF Charles City. Va.
proceed to inquire into and make the.
statements concerning the matters mem
toned In said decree. and thereby re-
ferred to me MS ono OF the Commission ers
In chancery of the said court, It which,
time and place you arc required to attend
Il M 5i8's .33 +5S L., AL NANCE,
e Commissions in Chnncery.
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osTRANDER's STILL CONTINUE TO
sell Furniture and House Furnishing
cheaper than any other store. A call
II will convince you. 200 w. Broad Street.
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TWELFTH ST., NJ, 4Os-FIRsT-CL3Al,iSsS
board and rooms at EANES HOUSE, ,.Is 81,
400 N. Twelfth Street Terms re ''1s''1i
AZ able. .- -- ~ n Isl -. -.
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Fl, HE UMITPp STATES Rs OF OF AMER RS
whereas 4 on the 2Sth day OF April. 1906.
James arqnm and M 1Ghn MED Ma aer
libel III the District Court Of the United
states the Eastern pstras q kn vagna
the cold Dominion" her boats, tackle. an-
parel and furniture, In a cause OF contract
civil ana mari time. i98
And whereas. by virtue OF process In due
form OF law, to me DIRECTED. returna aas
and taken the said Lighter. sometimes
known as the "old Dominion" and have
Notice is hereby given. that a District
Court Will be held IN the United States
Tia 1sth9 day OF May. 1906, for the trial OF
said premises ana the owner :, Or oW q r.
Interest are hereby e'tsa e Re and
to show cause. AZ amy they have, why q
Anal decree should MT paa 81; q pT Ta
BY M, ]. Fnrlght, Deputy.
Robert II. Talley, Proctor for Idbe'lan7s
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STANDING TIMBER FOR sALE-F1vD
to s.. y. GILLIAN, Church Road. Va,
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REPAIR SHOP.

r. REPAIR ANYTHING FROM "A JEWS
harp 4 to battleship. lawn mowers,
locks. baby carriages key fitting, guns
& etc. JOE BICKERSTAFF,it1 1911 E. Main
Street. iJf. 4G s.g5 triias lst DID IS
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HELP WANTED-Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON NAY
n earn $40 to s15 weekly in spare time cor
responding for neWspnp pei ;> ne ennTMMRRsN;
H sPHF,SS SYNDICATE, sI.oc1port, NJ.
nv MA N JJF Az TEU r. ING HOUSE.
trusty assistant for branch on i in
f yestment required: previous experience
N Il ,,ot$ essential Address AMERICANA ED.
52$i Union, Como Block. Chicago,
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WANTED, BOARDERs FOR ONE SE Gso-
& aond-storys double ROOM Apply az, NO
3ol 10. Grace street. Mrs. B. 8. SMITH.
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LOST AND FOUND.

i osT-oN COUNTY ROAD. B,rWBRE Pm
Norments Bridge and HanoS Ella o rtatch:
1la.i Wv, works, ii. NJ. s. on back; gold az.
FOB chain withetruscan gold Ioot.M,s,
small diamond. Return to n. =. An AN.
# CELL, Agent, G. s. Q. X. H., aaa''S' ot'
" va, and receive reward.
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10 MY- FRIENDS AND ALL. WHOM IT

Va 251 3T3ComHalssloncrG N Cnh nce1rS. 34.
8Apl 22-1aw-4w s s IL n
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WANTED. TO BIJY THE ENTIRE
X output or part Of the output OF Southern
* factories manufacturing furniture, wood
Jenware, agricultural implements. ma
Y iehinery, blacksmiths' tools. vehicles.
wagons, team harness. stoves and other
heavy goods. such as hre shown In our
general catalogue. We want 10 extend
our connection with Southern manurac-
Il growing trade in the Southern States
and arrange with manufacturers In all
lines TO ship direct to our customers on
N orr orders. We are prepared to figure
with the Southern manufacturers in
Il various lines Tor any part or all OF their
output Manufacturers are requested to
4 address us In confidence, marking Your
commnnlcatlon personal e =. W,
& Co, Chicago mailing catalogue on nlus-
aratoas prices and naming the largest
quantity q goods you could possibly fur
y ntsh per year,
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FLATS FOR RENT.

M.ODERN sECoND-FLOoR FLAT, SEW
en- light rooms and bath; southwest, ok OK,
posure: cars pass door; occupancy way way
18th. Apply on premises, 101 East Cary
Street ~
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sEVENTH. sT., N, 107-SECOND-FLoo1
front room, suitable for gentle m !. o OF
couple; good table; also other oo'l' 's 7
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FOR SALE-A NICE FIVl1-YEAR-OLD
Driving Mare. Buggy. Harness: will sell
separately. Address ]. 100. care this Of
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

a LARGE MANUFACTURE COM
\ Irany will sell small amount of very
i valuable stock on favorable terms Full
information ON request. COMPANY
i Box 6s2, Richmond, Va.
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WANTED, TWO CYLINDER PRESS
Feeders. Apply to CLYDE w. sAUND-,
VI ERS, Twelfth and Cary Streets.
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ROSE BUSHES, ALL OF THE BEST
varieties. Potted roses can be planted
all summer, but the quicker the better.
r MERIT ROSE COMPANY. "A
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MEN AND BoYsE'rO EARN.
: while learning plumbing trade. COY NJ
4 BROS CO.. Schools Of Practical Plumb
ing; actual work; no Correspondence
Address 497S-75 Easton Ave-, ST. Louis,
II Mo-, 1919 W. Third Street, Cincinnati.
20 W. nd for catalogue.
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position either office or other field,
where ability will be properly rewarded;
excellent reasons :and reference. Adj
dress JNO. SMITH, IA n Street care
Carrier No. ..
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NOTICE.

If YOU CAN AFFORD TO HAVE YOUR
shirts made to order It Is certainly to
your interest to see our display OF shirt
ings. II you can't call ask to see SAM
pies w. g. CONSTABLE & CO., us
East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-29

a YOUNG NAN TO RUN a
drug store for me at Lovingston, Va;
want a registered man; references given
and required. Apply to ALES. STEN-
EMS, zLoyngston. Va. Single man pre-
3 ferred So 81 go 5H5s teg Us 23Et'Ns
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WANTED, PIANO TUNER. APPLY IN
{ person or address MANLY 3. RAMOS
$ CO., City. 4S
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WANTED, FIRsT-CLASs II Q r S F.
+ shoers; good wages and short hours Re
4 DAT LSELYNCII, 51217 Ohio Avenue ~
q W.. washington, D. c..
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WANTED. TWO WALTERS AND ONE
dish washer; recommendations required.
n BEARDSLEY'S fDINING-ROONlS,s 81 N.
Ii Seventeenth Street.
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WANTED, POSITION AS PRACTICAL
miller. Address j.. 1905 w. Main.
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DYE1NG AND CLEANING.

CLEANING, .DYE1No. SECURING.
1Oc.; ladies' suits pressed, 5oc. upwards;
pants secured and pressed, &c.; suits
secured and pressed, $1.oO: ladies' skirts
SECURED SECURED and pressed. &c; dyeing at Cost:
old reliable dye house. MUTUAL
STEAM DYElNGf & CLEANING
{ WORKS, 812 w. Broad Street Phone
22H. Wagon calls and delivers goods.
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ESTIMATE CLERK FOR.
Wild q Experience; good salary and per-
manent employment. Answer in detail.
4 THE5 GLOBE PRINTING CO, wash
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HELP WANTED-Female.

TWO EXPERIENCED LADY CANVASS
goods. Address l. 13l, this office.
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MARSHALL ST., E, no-B0ARslpD1i ao
central location; one and a half oioc sin
from Murphy's Hotel; terms reasonaole
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TELEGRAPHY. BOOKKEEPING AND
stenography: some experience as teach
y er; Baptist: salary SEQ. Apply, ll Mmv
4%Culpeper, Va GE5
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FOR SALE.

A COMPLETE STOCK OF. NEW REC
ords for all kinds of Talking Machines.
Hear our new Disc Records. THE RAY
CO., 729 Main, Richmond.
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= ~ WIN. b. RIDGELEY, M
Comptroller of the Currency.
Charter No, I'LL. Extension No, GS8.