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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-31
eiIGHIO de amigos

Maiana en- Ia noche efectuara su segun-
do bale de reglamento Ia soeiedad ''El
cfrculo de amigos los treintal
En- dicho festival Sc estrenaran cuatro
consolas muy elegantes, todas DE cedro, de
la prspiedad del repetido cfrculp.
Reina gran animaci6n para dicho acto
nua nrnnaEa -oIIadar rnnY lneidd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-31
EPIGRARRA.

Cierto dia Sc juntaron
Don Gaspar y SUI veeino,
por el. .mercado pasaron,
y en- buena amistad compraron.
entire los dos un cochino.
Pudi6ronse convenir
en- la compra, mas no en- darle
id6ntico poryenir
que uno querfa matarle
y otro deiarle yivir.
Gaspar dijo:-IQue porffa!
va es fuerza que este concluya.
Dos parties hay, fe mia,
til puedes matar la tuya
que 20 no mato la mia.
v
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SOS que co
DOnes fatldieos
Palma no te orguIleze


Palma, no te orgullezcs
de superar en- altufa
4 los laureles y almendros
sobre cuyas copes triunfas
la tenpestad Sc avecina
y cuando eI rayo fulgnra,
las frentes menos enhiestas
son las que estdn mas seguras.
No te ensoberbezcas, rosa,
porque brillas y perfumas
y en- 81 iardfn y en- 81 prado
reinas, excedes y ofuscas:
esmalte y aroma en- flores
es signo de desyentura.
nanos vendran que te arranqueu
3 insectos que le destruyan.
Duloe flauta de Ia selva,
cantor que esponjas Ia pluma
y abres el pico y exhalas
chorros de perlas y mGsiea:
no to enyanezca 81 gorieo,
Gala; los hombres 10 escuchan,
y trinos aprastan redes
al ave que los modula.
TERRA, no envidies al astro i
que te calienta y fecunda
y que surgente q occfduo
prodiga el orc y Ia pirpura:
tamana magnidcepcia
mace de inmensa tortura
iel resplandor de un incendio
te yivifica y alumbra!
tCuan caro- pagas, espfritu,
Ell nimbo que te circunda
Tener ingenio YJenombre
es tn verdadera cRlpa:
de rencores 4 tu gloria
es c6mplice Ia fortuna,
y parecer lapidado
con montanas de ilnposturas
3 SALVADOR DIAz MIR0l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-31
Shakespeare y caIdeI0n

eTriste suef1o es el viyir, =
dijo Ell vate mas profundo,
y el gran trdgico del mundo,
dice; ''morir es dormir.
Despues de tanto sufrir
con Il muerte y el olvido,
nos ha de ser permitido
ala en- un cielo ignorado,
vivir 10 que hemos sonado
sonar 10 que hemos vivido.
p. GIARI.
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iMISTERIO!

La noce esta obscura, obscura;
sobre fogoso alazan,
traviesa la espesura
del bosque Ell conde don Juan,
sumido en- honda anargura.
Llega al borde de un torrente. ....,
piensa en- su amor y en- su gloria. =.
limpia el sudor de Bu fTente. ....,
Y aquf Sc aeaba la historia
.s<..- Vital AzG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-31

Ahora Sc celebraran las tradicionales
festas de Reyes octava, octavita, quincena
y Ell resbal6n. Pero dc aquellas fiestas tt
pleas puertorriquenas no queda "a NADIA.
ALA, en- Ia misma montaf1a, se oira al ti-
pie en- vez de gemir:
ALA van los Reyes
Bendito sea Dios!
Ellos van = vienen
y nosotros no!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-31

Las notas que Sc arranquen Al instru
mento pastoral repercutirdn en- el eco como
notas y aires del taoo-step
Y segGn Sc interna la misica extranjera
en- los campos va borrando Ia fsonomfa
del pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Pero no hay que apurarse. Parece que
por ahi viene Ia limosna de una ciudada-
MIA & medias cambio de nuestra persona
lidad propia.
Hay que tener los amos contentos y
prepararnos para recibirla con algeria
Y que muchas ganas de reir da todo
esto!--RAUL. - =
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de pc
ridico vieio q $500 quintal. .
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Las estatuas.

Tn estatua de corcho y otra de oro
del mar cayeron en- el hondo abisrno;
Sc hundi6 la que valfa gran tesoro,
Is otra Sc salv6 del cataclismo.
De la santa iusticia con desdoro
entire los hombres vi pasar 10 mismo;
aquel que vale be hunde en- mar ignota;
pero ell hombre de corcho siempre hota.
Ricardo Palma.
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u slguiente descrip ipci0D, al regresar de
Paris:
Sail dc Londres diIo yer por la
mahana, debfa llegar & Paris precisa-
mente despu6s de las cinco de Ia tarde
! ALI en- 81 muelle me espeTaria IN auto
m6vn que habrfa deSconducirme al teatro
d toda prisa para tener tempo de toInar
parte en- la gran t.nat tinee earitatiYa en-
IA Opera C6mica, " organizada para Ie-
Vantar socorros en- favor de las yfctimas
de la Calabria.
'.El tren que desde Calais me conduefa
q Paris, lleyaba como una bora de retFaso.
de manera que, como tenia un aparta-
mento para mi solo, ernpece Yeatirme y
earacterizarme, para tener ESQ adelantado
nCuando llegue II Estaci6n del Norte
estaba 20 completamante transforipado en-
Hamlet.
'Imaginaos mi holror cuando no des3
cubrf autom6vil alguno, conforme Sc me
habia prometido, y que al parecer, debfa
recogerme ALI innto q misno coche del
ferrocarril.
9Despu6s de algnnos momentos de va
,caaciones, para no perder el tempo
udandome, eche andar por q an
asEgl asonbro de- Il oente que ne v;6
adelantar con calzas Hotanta oaheIlera
pero con una maleta en- la nano. no es
nara deserito. Para Is,ayor dIegoraeia !, b
emnez6 I Hover. noniifsiadorne dIe e nm hnn,or
negro csc nuevo eontratiempo.
ssUna muchedumbre innensa me fue
rodeando y siguiendo hAsta la estaci6n. Pa
gqdn I'll nrimprs sT1nr1nnfo 10 asamhro ON
pezaron punaarme saoudas cuehuHetas
cue ahora me- haeen reir. nera one ] lI{
me promoyfan rabiosas oanass1e- firar AZ
IL esnada.
sslfortnnos ,aro ao.Io o.toa;6,,
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Ricardo Palma.
cHISTE FINAL

En- un examen de horticulture:
-Digame, niio, icual Is el mejor item
po para coger las manzanas?
-Cnandn al duefio no mira.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
.TAE BODY Of NAIL
VERY BADLY BRUISED BIZ VI I|:|[||
5ls u \,
The North Carolina Council Of
State to 1nvesti-
gate. s58.
fspcclal to rho Times. Dispatch)

(spcclal to rho Tlines- Dispatch.)
: RALEIGH, N. CT September 7.-----To.
night Coroner Jordan mnde public tho
evidence, ten columns, long. at the Inquest
on Nail The feature Ia the evidence o.
Dr. Turner, conty physician OF Cha than
who. at the direction OF Coron or Jordan,
Held two nutopses In Chatham and RAJ
leigh. T1n said he found extensive bruises
on Nall's hips caused by#rcpent ted blows
n scalp wound on tho side OF the head two
inches long made iwitll some blunt instrl'-
mont. md upof, removal OF the hnir from
tho scalp Il mass OF coagulatcd blood
down tho rear Of the skull. Inside the
skull wns IL blood clot from the top nearly
to tho base. this causing death BY COM
pressing The BRAIN
II The expert who embnlmed Nails body
said lie only cleared up the face and
hands with fluid and injected some In the
side Of tho head where the wound was.
He did not Sexnn lnc Nails hips at all.
supcrin tendent Mckee, OF the Hospital for
tho Insane. had tclephoned him Nall had
died from over.exertlon In running. and
directed him to embalm the body. s.
The Council OF state met III special ses-
E sion this evening to consider matters
growing out Of tho death Of Nall at tho
state Hospital. Superintendent Mckee,
1.-the hospital. was present upon notice.
1t was decided to ask him to call n meet
Ing OF the hospital to consider tho ma tier.
He expressed his willingness to do 10. and
accordingly calls them to meet noxt Wed
ncsday to mako thorough lnvestlga ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
Geachy and t)alsy white, Of araleigh. n.
C. Besides those there were many Of
the friends and klnsfolk ofsthe bride from
the county Of Mecklenburg, Va.
HIS NECK BROKEN.
Peculiar Accident to Young
Man at Allegheny Springs.

&stS especial 10 The 'Llnles.DtBphtcnl a;s
sHAWsv LILLE, VA. September 7.--one
Of the most singular cidents ever
known IN this county happened Mt Albe.
gtnny3 Springs yesterday about r. NJ.
resulting In the dealt, u I'll Richards,
Of Hnfrsvlllc. Floyd county.
Fl Young Richards, With his father and
brother, left 11urvllle yesterday morn
Ing With three teams lsadcu With ties
md lumber for this. their shipping point.
On their return, on a small bridge at
Allegheny Springs, the oxen driven by
Richards became unruly. In order to
better manage them no jumped from the
wagon, and in attempting to get on again.
he was thrown his head striking be.
tween the brake rod and tho wheel. Ills
father and brother rushed to his rescue.
but too late. He only spokc once, say-
Ing: II am Killed. A physician from tho
Springs, was hastily summoned. An OK
animation showed his neck broken and
a cut on back OF tho head
Richards was worthy, Industrious
young man, about % years old. IIc leaves
n wife and two chlldren "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
Observation-Disclosures.
N1SOCoS11J y 10E'o't J - :.
(cnncial To The T'Imca- Disnatc

(spcclal to The Times Dispatch.)
& RIDGEWAY. n c., Sent. THE mar
rlage bells are ringing In the historic OLD
county Of Warren and In response to tho
summons there assembled at the Metho-
dist Church in the beautiful little village
OF Ridgeway yesterday number OF tho
friends and admirers OF the charming and
accomplished Miss Helen Eugenia Mabry.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Mabry, OF
Ridgcway, N. c., to witness her marriage
to Mr.. John Alexander McGcachy, one OF
the most successful young business men
OF Wilmington. n. G. Rev. Or. Akin
son, OF Elon College, who, In an I'M
presslvc and dignlfed manner, after tho
contrac ting parties had pledged to each
other their troht, pronounced them
husband and wife. .
Among the number OF friends present
were Mr. Mcneil McGeachy. Rev. MI
Horace Read and Misses Margaret NC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
BARTON HEIGHTS

AIRS. H. MICHEL VIE ne n so he Ti home
y" Mica Ha0o BESSIE Iaow q rstersharS y me
mi! MIS-. d. II. Abbott Of Columbia 70 'Ao su's'
Miss Mary iIsuPa W or Leave this week 'o'
Al, the home OF Mr., James S'n'''' "A' ~
for Ms home IN Norf9kn H.. rct,,rned home from
paIsvis Xa where be da las, sun MIS-
Will,asm SprstlfSy een a's spendns Week
E EIih her cousin. Mrs seny Of Fuyanna
have returned home home, :, Petersburg, is lts
Lo fSa M, eo"'e n M 81 Sosh %ysnue
ss Ne S, = Jones has left Tor ha'''"'0'e :"
:nrY Y as M q a Sssf
y, Min I Mr. sSS' e wf'nssn sf
EreRhs 6a,S q 70 ysit restIyss
Miss Leila Marks has retnrne9 ee 10 ' sncni n
p.,. nmaHs'h KS{u; g
Miss CHARLES, qooddloe mas 'et' ~ N'"'''
Msi nshs aiiris Ts y Sess Garden has
ssMsY NJ John q HqSsK.sd is p Ss'ns
,lxs ie,, foT yspringaed where they viii IN
tu tie future u'ut reside, r,,,nd 40 FAMILY.
Mr. and Mrs naGn e1iinte ne sumner in Ame.
wno NAVY - have inoved to the residence NO.
w ~ FORK FORK Street, formerly owned BY Mr. John
sq mIss irna Lang, who has been vsilns Mrs
s'Wry s StarrItt. has returned home,
Miss Rose Carter, of Prince Edward, ls me
,,,nast. OF Mrs Matte Jones. Of North Avenue.
| Dr. and Mrs. Bowles. Of Richmond, have
moved to the home OF Mrs. j. e. Bowes ON
Msrs corneiia j, Allen. OF Columbia. Is tho
guest OF her daughter, Mrs, i, Pound: Me.
| Mrs, ], u, Crensaw and daughleI, !, M ~ %
Mr. ii. Austin, who has been stopping at Mrs,
A., II. Pennis on Monteiro Avenue, mas le'
| turned TO his home In Charlottesville ~.
Miss Grace Chambers, OF NortolK. ~ ~
guest Of Niles Ylolet Turner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
REFUSED STOMACH.
State Chemist Taylor Will Not
Search for Poison Without Fee.

DR.. w. II. Taylor. State chemist. has
not examined the stomach Of the negro
who was said to BIO "conJured" to death
In Jctcrsvillc. a white residend OF jc-
tcrsvile called on the coroner yesterday,
having with him the stomach In n box.
Dr.. Taylor declined to receive the sus-
pcctcd part Of the dead man unless his
fees were paid. After some conversation
the gentleman from Jctersvllle took hls
dcpa rture, accompanied By the stomach,
stating. however. that he would return
TO day with "it' and tho fco.
1t Is said that the 'conjure'' story Is
not the real story. but that q woman.
confederate, and q dose OF arsenic are
mixed up with the stomach situation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
sEALED PROPOSALS..
Common wealth Of Ylrglnla.

-l T4ah OFFICE or SunerlntcnueHt4 gst
SEALED pRoptosALs WiLL Pr RE; !,
ccivnd at THIS OFFICE until ~ NJ OF
THgRspAY septenHbner e RI,p oGI; iof e tee
r roE he stnte o OF Virgina for one year
from October !; 1922. - ,,,o IN detail
Printed saG1les w nhq By iSrn is ai'o
tha G!a iInn 70 he Bidders on which all
Elk vii BIO required 10 be made. :, =
Contractors will be rcgalr,e o., 1U yT1ei
into bond with security, % no app i,so y i
fSr Inc Inc prompt and faithful execution
Is re tSn q w fHlf be- ward n.
intendent may deep PV yffsgefb; BOTTOM.
superintendent OF Public frln ~,
sEA; lhd1 R fhs qsnM TlM Ml AND PlASE
for for furnishing the following papers loF
~ ui F e 49, ss9G 9 ~ MI n +
ps $50 RlsAMs 2exss 50 lb 2 8 Fiat
,ss R& SAMs 1 1sxss g 3, IL IL. Fiat Fiat.
IN REANS 1sx2S 38 ID, No.i2 Ledger.
10000 No, 8 s-4 No, Rag EnYetopes
$500 $1,000 No, 10 No. ! Rag Envelopes
(Gny0 /, o,,,,orodi az sucf
tines In such quantities; and III, nnyo direct rect
Without Charge for freight or dra y s. !
Bidders Will furnish samples OF j s *
and I say for 81 FPS id rk
IS Eessr NBids for paper Viii be opened
the pleasure Of the sNp ?. 2! s srr1
e,,ar,ntendent7 OF Public Print nB,
sopt' s g g. ID, IL il, ID, Is 20,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
petitions Splendid for Men
Don III The Want Ads Will Help
SCHOOLS
McEuire's University School

f5e tSori y. fitst Session BE Blns Sept. 49, 14oo.
Location healthy ana AIRY s, pd y,v sn veii.
sanitary arrangements recent and OK;
selen Inspection invited EiSht 81 e5p1Flesesa
10 rs for small boys Boys prepared at t =,
sshee baye thIs sseon isodis 9. us desress
And "a 81. A. and i. A. diplomas: RAN
fpo Do MACON Coil. Al a. and ! I p A.
degree: CO1NlILl, ONtVfeRs1,TY Mt tI -; shd
graduate Univ. COLL. or MEDICINE ! NJ
1D.;G VA. bpOLYTECf1NtC, 2 II. 8. degrees.
4 Entrance days Sept. IS. IL and ~. Assemble
In school room Sept. 81. 4,
Catalogue with complete information az BOOK
and drug stotos or ~ mall. Principal At ~.
llelviderc st. after Sept. 8. ,jsg .
5F55 JOHN p. NJ Gu1RfS Principal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
NOTICE..
city Water Works..

s city Water Works.
Office Corner Ninth and Hull streets.
Manchester, Va. Sept. 8. - O. 7,
ARE sOIICiTEDI I !, ;rn
COETRACTORS FOR REPAIRS 70
MIN WATER TOWER OFsTHE NAN
cHEsTER (vA.) WATER WORKS.
specifications relating to the :, same
can be seen at the office OF the super
bidders arc requested TO have their
bids In on or before Friday, septcH'peef
18th. r. NJ, I. !, !, :, 30 ~ /.
The Water CommissionGrs reserve l'' ''
''s'' ~. - ES II. SHARP
Superintendent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
!. SHOT WHILE HUNTING.
Young Edward Steele in a Seri.
Gus Condition at His Home.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.)
WINCHESTER. VA, September ~
Harfe steele, son OF Edward steele. OF
Middleton. this county, lies at his home
In serious condition from gunshot
wound In his shoulder, the result OF n
hunting accident. While on his way
homo the other barrel OF the gun ex-
poded, tearing out tho front OF his shirt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
True Refortners Convene.

The secrctary's report Of the various
departments OF the Order OF True Re-
formers, which Ia holding Its annual con-
sventionF at the Rcformcrs' Haiti North
Second Street. is most gratifying to tho
members.
VA picnic at the Reformers' farm In
westham to-day closes the session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08

MEETINGS.

= DOVE LODGE. NO. s.. q. T.; & a;
~ Nj, The stated communica ton !, ,9t
IN Dove Lodge, No. q. a; J. s. q. NJ A..
" W. y so W. 'lnmple. on THIS (F'rday), Sep
te1nber s, 1905, at 7 o'clock r NJ,
Members arc requested TO attend. hna
N cnbnrs .of sister lodges und transient
brethren are cordially invited 70 un' '',,
WV Nv Ode order Of the w. NJ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
WINES AND LIQUORS..


WHY NOT ORDER sTRA1GlIT GOODS.
They are t1rst-class and cost no more
than seconds. I have been supplying
my trade with straight WHISTLES direct
from distIllery for the past IL years.
Thrce-year- Straight Kentucky Ryes
and Bourbons az low as $500 per gallon.
X cannot be cqunled lat the price. Gibson
and Monticello (sprlng 1890, - per gal
lou; Overholt and Calvert (sprlng 1900.
$3.50 per. gallan; Mellwood. Atherton and
lon; Carroll (sprine lSoD. s25o per gall
lon; Jessamino County Rye Hpo1). e. Is per
gallon; Straight Hollnnd Gins. s., $3.50
and 81 per gallon; Valley OF Virginia
Claret, 6-quart bottles, SIZE; Imported
Ciarct5 G-quart BOT ties, $3.50: 5-ycAr Old
Straight Malt (MedlcinaD, $3.50; Swear
Old Com Whiskey. $500 per gallon. No
charge for Jugs and packing on goods at
500 per gallon or over. Express prepaid
on goods over $500 per gallon. Remit
by Certified check. registered letter OK
press Or money order. P. G.. KELLY.
30. So. Richmond Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
WATCH REPAIRING
SEWING MACHINES.

PAY NO ATTENTION TO AGENTS WHO
tell you there Is no office here for me
Domestic and Wheeler e. Wilson ha.
chimes. Fun supply, new, styles on handi
GARLAND II. CLARKE & CO., 222 o.
broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08

MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN lAli
plumbing trade; great demand for og graae
hates, 81, s. day; many complies, &c e9urS 70
Union tnI and Master Plumbers Ass So "a
ton. COYNE BROS. co. PLUMiiBlN ~,
SCHOOLS. New York S;,r Gine c1ass For
free catalogue address 239 Tenth Ave.
New York. iii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
REAL ESTATE-for Sale.

FOR SALE, "A 45-ACraE FARM. Will
in 10 miles of Richmond. on the ~ +;
& p. Railroad. splcndldly situated. and
fairly we'll equipped MS poultry iarin,
tory reasons for selling Address J. w.
MATTHEW, Elmont, Va Il, q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08

wANTED, GOOD, PERMANENT POSI-
lion in Wholesale or retail drug store,
or or chemical he business, by an expert
cnced druggist capable of filling re-
sponsibe Dosl!ion rhcst OF references
given. Address II; E., care this olllce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
PAPER HANGING,

WHY / TALK WALL PAPER-I HAVE
something good to talk about, some
can depend always on finding tho very
best values for your money. and put
on the wall as It should be. Let us got
together for the & good Of the house.
Z r, b. BRAUIIR, POS North Fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08

fcd 10 teach English Latin, mathematics
for school that will average fourteen or
tiftecn scholars; session Of eight months !;
references exchanged, J. >. PAY NE,
Columbia, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
FOR SALE. !.

W ;;,'1; ARE SELLING, AND San. MAKE = lhs
iin1neaihMne Ma hinery. Tools Yard Equip
, ,,a1 - and store-room Supplies q the
W ulIiii r, Trigg Shipbuilding Plant.
we are offering. s. M. TOAlLl rr>'S'r ~
the Ship Yard. 55sH5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
! r. ELF WsANTED-Male.

c c,1c,,-11e,1,ss'ToTs WANTED, $3.50 PER
week catalogue. job and stone men =,
non m union; for permanent positions, N n
largest job printing office IN the unitea
States; strike on, splendid opportu my
With references and looking for, STEADY Z;
posltions, wanted. Write or call *. T.
3nONNEf.LEY5 & SONS CO., chicago. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
HELP WANTED-Female.

A, GENTLEMAN OF POSlTlON,5 OWN
Ing n beautiful country home desires
the service of lady of refinement as
house-keeper and companion for MS
children Address REV. DIR. Is" care
this office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08

T0R SALE, FINE 2o-FOoTs MAHOGANY
oyster and lunch counter with stools az :,
,tached, cheap for cash. Cos East Hro 'aa'u
y Street. SAs a4a.G Co.,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
Gloucester Academy,

Near. Gloucester Courthouse. Va
Thorough preparation for colleges and uni-
versties and for business. Especial attention
to backward boys and the most caretu lhul-
Every advantage OF a good Virginia country
school at n moderate charge. Reached rom
Richmond every afternoon Except sunday az az
Tar pleasant trip OF q few hours,
comm tlnIcation by telephone and tee srapn.
NsYt session begins September 9Th. For cir
W.. addre.s 80 lla JOHN STABB
cu HG.,d 'A1Iniv Of Val Principal.
20. Gloucester, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08

McLER's NEW YORK BARBER E0 ia
} 1egs es eompiete in eight weeks new
mated; board provided diplomas, "a aw'i ror
Particulars address MoLER's, BARB a,l
n COLLEGE, 13l Prince Street, ne" AorN
: - ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08

BEST MAIN SPRINGS. GUARANTEED,
7bc. Why pay others Sl00 or $3.50. Clean
( ing watches, 75c. s. watch glasses loo.
s c. .HOULGRAVE,4T The Reliable .,Ieweler,
removed 10 3OS East Broad. below cor
ner Third. T fl as8tisi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08

WANTED BY A THOROUGHLY EX-
pericnced and capoble man, position
In gents furnishing department; must
be a good house. and willing TO pay
am open for change Address G, 249'
care this Office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08

WASTED TO SUB LEASE STORE ONE
year; rent sos per month; fine location
for business. Address G, 2l1, care TINS
Office IA &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
LAWSON

LAWSON HAS WALL STREET GOING.
and every one else is going after Call
or's Imported Swiss Milk Chocolate.
Sold everywhere. Five cents cake up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08

JAMES RIVER FARM TO LET-GOOD
near Dutch cap; good buildings and
fine water; renter to furnish teams AND 7!
everything. Apply to CHARLES e ~
. 1TRIEND. Chester va. .L..L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08

FURNITURE AND CHI INA PACKING.
FURNITURE AND CHINA pACkEL
and shipped with care. JACOB ruM :
IiAJJF, 705 West Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08

WANTED, A YOUNG, MUSTANG DOC,
tor. TO locate In splendid territory; good
opening for the proper PARTY. For fur-
thcr particulars, address DR., care H. 4.
4. D., Stapleton, Va, or b. Nv care
this office. N 80. -.--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08

PLEASANT, lPRoT1rABLEs, HOME Nj, EN-
i. nnS,rnrt one year; will not conflict
vTth' other employment; security re-
turned any time; no cunvnss'ng; r nT
books. no gambinE INDUSTRIAL, EASI
4 RIVER CONSTRUCTIONS Co, AZ Nlaio-
en- Lane New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
FLATS WANTED.

1VANTED, FLAT OF -FOUR ROOMS IN
West End with conveniences for ilgnt
housekeeping; state location and terms
Address r. $50, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08

WANTED. TWO BOARDING PUPILS
for my Girls Home School; advantages
In English. Latin, French and music !;
home training and individual nttcntioni
Particulars, address Box 10, Houston,
Va y. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08

WANTED FOR u. s. ARMT--ARLl1.
bodLed unmarried men. between ages OF
Fl and IS, citizens Of United sta,es ,yh o1
can sneak, read and write English For
Information apply t., RECRUITING OF
FICSR. ITO e. Broad ST., Richmond. va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08

IINoTYpD OPERATORS ~ WANTED;
staadv work and good wages. TiiE
MICH1E COMPANY, CHARIOT tesville'
. No 3 ~