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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
Marriage and Divorce.

ALK due north from the Paul kelly's fort in a tenement
 block so foul in sin and disease that it Is to be razed for a public park and you presently come to a broader way. Sec ond avenue. lined with tall tenements and occasionally by
 stately old houses dating back to the time when this vas
 New Works most
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
S.u.... r1n.- Yer sale.

LONDON. June 14-Neiso1's last plL Io~. q small csrcuIsr metal bon made iron she osk biock ~hseh supported Lord Seisozrs bead -hsn his body ~ss placed ia q cssk of spirits o1 board the Victory. VII shs-tiy be sold sf ererezs' zpcris1 rpoz1s.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
The Rule of the Gang.

[ IS hard 10 make a stranger to New York understand
 what the city's few remaining gangs mean to it. They seem impossible. but they are to be { a k e n seriously. When Monk East man and ont or two of his men were ip
 trouble with the New Jersey courts for merely heat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
New York Narksss.

wHEAT-s,.ady: contract grade. June.
 foRS.eu,e,: June. s5hsss
 oATe-Firn; No. ] white natural
 sLfSw-saisi SS ca,; '5Ss'S eIss' .e rsss sssa,r,.
 Hsf-sa..,; .hippins. so1.e.. sOes |.
 PoTAToEs . weak. sou,h.rn Rs... c go. g. southern seconds. -sc as: Jer- sey sweets. Eflz
 srTTER-cresnery extras. per pound, is1saIfsc. sM.-osntii. ErchsnE. orcisi :eeoss. Sssah i-ssIss sai .,s,. sal.y n iss. sr: trss. is hrsss ls7Issc-. seconds. issso i7-zc thirds, l-.1Iec
 tHEEsE-Ne1. state. fsri cream. ..na1. ehoiee sissse lsrg. ooior-d and vhis.. fire. sse ishi skins choice, rf-s,c. psrt skins. prine eas.c rood. AGsc oe-unsn e fair tAs7tc. fuI skins i11c .+..s,ss ss. fsss1 sszs '5s ssois. is, lsasc rnlxsd. extrs- lsc. frs,s. f-so1sc. LIVE PorLTRr-erssty. ss~ts. uz.e is.c eseS I<ik sie rosstersl s<s-: DREssED PoCLTRr-Broa.rs Pnaa- d-lpria. ! 70 rru-1s e psir. per pound rss. P.na,LIy.ns.- ssE .s..s,n. sos.h.-n .ssi.-s rs,ae fs.,s e-T ss-l: et srt scsl1-1. nedisn st1e rts kesvy- ~.sgtfs is,4c p,or tc far. isG13r e;a cocks. p~r po1-d r4c: d1cka R~sng Lo-r fsis-e sre ess-sr-- r-- soz,l see. lsrr. rsss'y.ssss rs.:.' p-r 4os.-. rssis. sis S|ssf | Ei.s1z. ssrk rsssiz
 live oto<& waR&essL
 CATTLI-esrpsy ugks. 9srees asR ess.-s % Dos esS: - urv7a SSr~S-~. rx~<~. -~~~.. Ss-<- p<-e tsrT EE- R>zEzE a>S Ee4ry fr-ssrs FE17-- uxk- rr<ters U13 fss- e.G rTsss sse4s :s:s :.. iSsH. =: = :::es
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

EoR SALE-The farm and old home U stead of the la.e Charles E. Warner, also factory equipped with steam engine. boiler and hydraulic cider press. Will sell hall building now being used as school house. Al located in the center of Oak vile. Apply Charles |. Warner. Admin istrator. Cakville. Conn. Tel. 43-2. or 43-4 Wa.ertown. S-2S-u
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

WANTED-Csess feather beds immed-. W lately. Highest cash prices C. F.l Dickinson. General Delivery. Waterbury. !;
 6-6-6 !
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14


 their deputy leader and mightiest cham pion. There were even the enemy. not visibly mourning, present as . public duty of respect to fallen foe, protected by the law of truce and the duty of de- eorim in the presence of Death the Lev- eler.
 Fiercer soul than "Eat-'em- -Up-Jack's" never dwelt in human bosom. Not tall, but burly. he had lungs like a black smiths bellows. His face was short and broad, the cruel corners of the mouth drawn down and set. So far as he had a profession, he was pugilist; he was a terrific "bouncer' in low sa- loon, when he got occasional employ ment. For the rest-why ask? What does gang leader do in the intervals when he is not doing up" some one by request or congenially engaged in re- beating at a primary?
 McManus was deputy leader of the Paul Kelly gang, about which wrote a week or two ago. Paul Kelly is little, sinuous Italian. not half McManus' size; but in gangdom. as elsewhere. brains count. and discipline is severe. The gang was. and is now more than ever, at war with the Monk Eastman gang and with the Pell Street gang. What brutal ly beat in McManus' head with short iron bar is for the courts to say. but that the deed grew out of gang rivalry and will meet grim gang vengeance no man on the East side doubts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

WANTED-Soldiers and soldiers vidovJ' W 10 remember tha, procure psnsisns
 without delay. George Robbins (C. A. RI [. z1 West Main street. insurance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
swu pv.sa.e Reussssle.

xEw YORK yss< i4-1n s<19 Ct e Hyde stsck frsnsses nay he sD- cssse1 h h;s r>p><s tse stste szper<n- sen1<sf sf Erssrsnc< kzs rrop>zef kis nsuuuQto nsD e ann of oa 0uunn1aa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
saoo EOR SO CENTS.

This rroposifIcn oExht to b< e,sl ereuzh for yo1 am giving tke sane treatment for vhIch Dr Caisau- rzfo gets f3oo. fer 5sc. [ hnvs an tke apparatus vhich he uses an1 c dsr5cms srpn him sffe~flng Dy umr p<re1oe- Eeo1 IT. Cislseus. nnn1 Ezii3i1x- Phone f974
 MRS K ". kLEfxBcxk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

EoR SALE-House and lot a Cosssst A street. Artificial sidewalks and drive. ways made and repaired. also general lob. ping of mason work Peter B. Carey. 43r Cossett street. Telephone 27e.2 4-I7.H
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
MHQYED.

WANTED--A reliable man to do general W joobing. such a caring for horsss, cleaning yards, eic. Must work three or four hours Sunday. State he v long verk-' ing on last job. Address B. o. J.. Demo- crai office. 6-f3-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

WANTED-Actiye agests for Russian.
 W Japanese War Book good salary. sample free. Address Globe Co.,. 723 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia. 6-l4-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing stock Quotations.

Money on call easy at 1s per cent, prime mercantile paper. sis6. per cent; exchsnses tzsl. .s5s. .2l: balances. BIT. .ssl- Closing prices:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
LATE WANTS.

WANTED-l2 or IS carpenters. wages 2.5o. steady work until Christmas. Bring tools. John Lambert. Contractor and Builder, Roslyn. Long Island, M
 6.14-b
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
DISTRICT OF wATERBUKY. ss. Probate

nIsTRIcT OF wATERBCkY, ss. Probate - Court. June il 1905.
 Estate Of Ann Raherty late Of Waterbury in said district. deceased
 The court Of Probate for the district Of Waterbury lad limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly attessed. within said time. will be de- barred a recovery All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immeliate payment to
 George H Coweii, ir
 Samuel C. Walsh, hAecutofs'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
ser Aeees Nes . n<..r.up.

rKwARK- S- T. ysss 1z-1o - vsaf os css1rusf<ss ~ CaUon6n 1rnD H Adees e p>rns7<sf e11Gf of 01 psizc> 4es<r~1ent ksrs q f11n n n1oru 0nde 0 11R cnnGw tnne - Guuou1< <
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

WANTED-The people to know if they
 " have not $7 for ton of coal they can get big bag of Otto Coke from their grocer for dime. e.i4-5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

EOR SALE-Two furnished cottages ats Walnut Beach. and one. two and
 three family house in City. also building loi at bargain If sold before June 18th.
 J. E. Sandiford, Real Estate, No. Ioe Bsnk street. Tel. i44-4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

WAHTED-Conhacis or jcbh.ng by a
 W competent carpenter. ali work prompt y attended 10. Martin Sobore. 50 Cherry avenue. City. 5-S-a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

EoR SALE-Two family house and barn, iot ore hundred feet front by i5o feet deep with fruit trees. on Tracy aysrus, will sell it at . sacrifice. Call and see ua The United States Land Corporation. i77 Bank street. Waterbury. Com.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
EOR RElT.

ITO RENT-i3 elegant rooms vffh all l modern Improvements. steam heat Opposite the Waterbury Club. inquire H@ J. Fs:;ernzk. i<5 North Main or zi1 South Main street. Teephcne 249-i1t
 6-l3-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
IN THE METROPOLIS
STRANGE SCENES AT FUNERAL
 OF M'llANUs.
SAVAGE CODE OF HONOR
The Record of One New York Family Assessing the Tax-Dodger- Lenox and Bar Harbor
 Gain.

EW fOHk.-T D e funeral of Eat
 'em-Up Jack" Mo
 Manus was one of those tra n z g scenes that can be witnessed in New
 York. and in few places beside. 1 should hope. There were the mourn e r s" -s 1 n c ere enough. the wife and child, grimly sincere the gang" ,x,h1 1u,vaI ht~ as
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
PENNY.A.WORD ADVS(
FOR STLE.

H'OfSALE-Pcp corn wagon. nov dcinks Aess. has circle pepper in goe1 condition. Will be sold cheap. wil alse sell hat business Inquire 2s4 South Maia street. 6-ta6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
MEETINGS T0.NcHT:

w1nsaz Is-ize. Il. of R. Eu--ks chapter. R A N. Toanfick fr5h>- T. O- R u- Court Fruitful Vine A O. r. ExrelsSor councIl O- [. A. u- winoze esunciI. Ir. O- r. A. N- Waterbury comp.ny. L. ' K P E L. DeFore<t eognriL 11s3 R. A. Lrs~rfy t~tGe. o- c. A N. D~Ere< of Hcaor-
 Iafh>rsr urie1-
 Nafhsr>s pr<f- C. A R szv& la a 1l- a a 2-osd fasA - fnf c O c a naUk O q O
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

EoR RENT - Tenement. all imprsvs- Il menis. APpy John norizr;y. over Polls entrance. 5-29.n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

nANlEL T. HARRINGTON says call b special attention 10 5 three family houses that have just added to my long lis'. } of them are situated on corner lots and they must be sold. Don't wait. If you want 10 buy let nc show you what you will never see in Waterbury again for tho price. Take my advice and look this up. Inquire Daniel T. Fanington. No. lio East Main.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

EoR sALE-Bay horse. weight about 4 izoo. sound and good worker. Owner has no use for same. Call caspar AIIs- hansky, 10 South Riverside street
 6-8-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

ElOR SALE-saioon business and iicenso IS Jackson street for sale. reasonable price. good business. owner desires to seII as he las capita! invested In other businsss and wishes to give his entire attention to same. 6-i0-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

WANTED-The people 10 know tha, T.. " paint in roots wiih pain, that givesf satisfaction and saves roof and money for pairens. Plenty of references ihai yos know. Richardson. 10 Burton street.
 <-zS-3m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

WANTED - Energetic workers every
 W where 10 distribute circulars. sam- pie: and advertising matter. Good pay. No eanvass.ng. Cooperative Advertising Co.,. kev York. Id
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

NToRE TO RENT--cees larre sssrs at b zi5 South Main street. has all con- venience,. incluaing f.r;uren aise avasne.i inquire zlz South Elm street 5-z7-f
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

WANTED - Purchasers for our Si.40;
 " and si.9o hats Danbsry Hat Sssfs,
 4 Grand street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
HAVE NO IDEA
o. RESISTING {: in C.
Reports From North Carolina,
State Institutions Beginning
to Come in.
SICK PRISONER GETS ARDo 20
Governor Glenn to Leave Soon
for Speaking Tour Tour in. in New
England.
NORTH CAROLINA. 4. +. omK

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.)
RALEIGH. n. c.. August 22.-The re-
ports Of the State institutions to the State
Board OF Internal improvements are al
ready coming In. in compliance With tho
letter and series OF questions sent out last
week to the heads Of the institutions. and
1t seems now that all idea OF resiatlng
the demand for the reports Is abandoned.
One OF the first reports received was that
from the State Normal and Industrial
College. at Greensboro. The statement ID
made by r. T. Gray and others OF the d.
rectors that there was never any lnten-
ton or thought OF protest. 80 far as
the State Normal Is concerned,
Mr.. George w. Norwood. chief clerk to
the Secretary OF State. Is rapidly recover
ing from the very severe attack OF typhoid
fever from which he has been suf1erins
and which 1t WAS feared would prove fatal,
PARDON FORiILLs PRISONER.
Governor Glenn has decided that ne VIII
leave here September 9th. Instead OF the
10th. for Concord, New Hampshire, and
other placesSin New England. for the! pur-
pose of making addresses on the indus :
trial possibilities OF North CO rollna. =
speaks first at the New Hampshire state
Fair Concord. September 18th
pa don was granted for Steven Day
ton. Union county, WHO was serving twelve
months on the county roads for retailing.
Tho pardon was wired on for the req son
TINT the prisoner Ia very III. Judge Neal
VINO imposed the sentence, telcgraphed the
Cove rnor that IL the man was not ley on
~ prison he would certainly de-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
Old HARLEM.

There may not be many points o. o r.
semblancei between Harlem. IN New i 12rs
MS it is ut present. and Haarlen. ~ ;tsu w
lana, as Il stood more than4 a century Az =.
The following translation from an od aa-
scrIntlon 81 the European Harlem ano~s w.
howeysr, that It was like the su l,s1,,o 81
our a crosstown stream quite q ouS''''s
place: ,,o,dorf,,,f 9rotesque,
w,t its canal, whore the blue wafer .sI,.
Ma and tho church where ne so ha,'
p,as. , windows fame, and the stone ma,
ennw where the linen dries n thn sun ta ri.a
f con roots green as hops and ne s tov,
t me dan their wings around the tow ~
e e,nclx stretching out their neoks t,.h, ~
the az a ka and the needless Burgoh'hhs'.
sss as sssss 'sa ~ g
hamn hin hin his eyes exed on tap an M
81 asa ID ff!s ssys
her n, n,,, ~ eIpot and the child VINO n.ow ~
ne h,ndder and tho drinkers VINO s'n vnr
ont 2. 1iney wine shop. and me mae W.
w nc hostelry, who hangs w =
VAN s a., at the winduW,
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4 ,ook Not TO the East,

var Z, long time It has peen oes,ass ca
that those whose heads aant ronosa s sstter
the R ~ those whose feet were pointed
" So oyas q savant grayely declares that we
na Muni, Of ones desk largely influences 9.
ans faee Il ~ vest ST.
VIZ VI, = asserted in all gravity that fhoss
u,h tt e face the south lose at least one-thlra
~ NY their capabilify. ard n seat facing ne
"a east Is Only less hurtful than one W''''n
faces the north. a.,,. -.
tint he stumbled upon the solution ~
finding himself unable to work N new
library library until the position OF his desk hAd
been changed, and that he haH yerlllea
the correctness of his claim BY expeIl-
mant with score Of his friends, In the
course Of time the compass will become
as essential to the landsman % 80 me
mariner, Az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
CHESTNUT HILL AND y
HIGHLAND PARK

~. and MRS. Joseph r FouraSY,rean, a two 9
ehildrsG a9d N Gre 'RRe1Vans some
sfdm. me- az dsIlsstfai Visit % her aunt
pSsson aosSfe sS!Sss aea ''s '3
guests OF the formers sister Mrs. Sam
uci w. Marshall. Of Fourth Avenue.
home In Newport News, after spending
gent gen i long. Of Third Avsnle: I, !;
thc n. suest'nf her cousin, Mrs. Charles Lin
81. and Mrs; william Redd md little
days with relatives at Cape Henry; w.
have returned to their home on Third - AVS
nuo. ~ .8} N :, =,
Elq ss.Sa. natte er Sat eoany
v Mas Be- Bsri X 'sinf fys
'g MTs 'o% %sarsha q Fourth
p'r wright ks..s nssH?1a T. si
Mrs John =. L!yessay; &, caps e ]. HeWSI iY
Mn 1yd!s't,nf th asT aaufhiiief ~
ters. Misses Lou and Mattlei a a. I. SON y;
a;ter Ten or e She whsqe
they viii spend several days,
AZ Miss Nellie Moore. who has been spend
Ing the past week with Mrs. ,. I. Long.
sofeThird Avenue. left last Sunday for her
home In Newport News: Va.
left Saturday eek eoun'y'
hnrS Va Nal been visiting Mrs. Charles
T. Eubar,ks. OF Second Avenue.
Miss sttIlweli. Of Savanna y. a.. VI" .1!
sss sep pa s,'' te~
sey MseK. ystn nhere ss ~
Miss Marian starke. OF Highland Park,
is spending some time at Cape henry.
Va as the guest OF Mrs. John h Live Live
"a Mis- S." Mamye Rennie. Of Eort99lk:
who has been visiting her COUSIN Ai!sa
Ruth Rennie, Of Chestnut liiIl.. rs now
Mr. CHRISTIAN Schneider has returned
10 his home yon Third Avenue. a. ter visit
Of several days to Ora nge1 county,
b Rev e. K.& Odcil. pastor OF Hlgn!and
Park Church. Is conducting meeting IN
Mr."Lynn Wingheld. who has BEEN .,s'1 a ual
sick for i several weeks past, sun coh-
miss Miss Carrie Todd delightfully."- entertain
ed a few Of her friends In her home near
Highland Park last Saturday evening, 10
honor Of her birthday.
Mr.. Thomas Watkins was me suest
last week Of relatives IN Pow 'l'aI q
Mise Miss Fannie Taylor has been , visit +
Avenue o, for the past week.
MISS Mabel Beard has returned home
after n delightful visit to Powhatan
county. ~ NIX tF.
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y Affairs at Weldon. I
J, IL, ~ rho Times- plspatch.)

II 10.
WELDON. N. c., August 22,-,Judge
r. B, PEBBLES is presiding at Halifax f'l:t {.
superio, Court this wees. lie opened
court promptly. Monday, and his charge
to the grand jury was snort, cleal ana
court, and he is giving great satisfaction.
The Halifax county branch OF the
Cotton Association met Monday. TWO
hundred farmers were present, and re-
ports from the twelve townships OF the
county places the present cotton crop
at an average OF ss per cent. and an
estimate OF 1900 bales, against ?5,ooo
last year. s.,
has been visiting here, returned home
to-day She was formerly Miss Jessie
Edwards, OF this town.. and is one OF the
most charming young society women OF
Petersburg, W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
shoe REPAIRING SPECIAL.
DENTISTRY.

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS 0f OH
site tho postotlice. l'hona a|9o' 'sA e'
nations and cstimntos free, - 7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
McGuire's University School

"a OPP, MONROE PARK. RICHMOND. Va
Forty nrst Session Begins Sept: a. y t NJ nd
class rooms large we'll lighted and well yent-
lated Sanitary arrnnsstnenl,s, recent ano oh
5inatructors Separate study hpii and lnstrpGG }.
for small boys B9 9sG. p5sps r. HIyER.
SITY OF VA" z NJ. a. and q B. A. degrees,
and 70 M. A. and b. A. diplomas; RAN Ran
DoLPH MACON c9LL M I'm a M n - "a
i 3. i. degree; U. s.. NAvAL,ACA11D,EESMY. !
graduate; UNIV: COLL. OF MEDic'NS ~; -.
Catalogue with complete Information at book
and drug stores or ny mall. Principal at I n.
Belvidero St. after Sept. 3. 81, a
fs'}'-1 s05 JOHN p rs CURE. Principal.
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Property Transfers.

~. stewart Bryan and and, VIE Wis 10 Ifre p y;
:Grace Street. sll-4 feet east OF Adams
Street, $4,000. o. 80 /. r,on-
IT'S. OF Sir Moses Monten ~ re-, G I,s1-
s matary. James III. Sharp. and ,,obsn.M y.
Wyatt. GO \ feet on east line OF rro MHiHo
streets 9 + S,e.eo. Bfoaa -"
Bent idd s;t-l2 3 on $50, sopeh Reseryoir
n 81. Lindsay and wife, to John sI,,, = E
Duffy. 20 feet on west line OF seventh
Street, go feet from northwest corner OF
Louisi ana street. s42s, co. > snencer, %
+ent an enst line OF Church street. ~
feet s.'of Holly Street, $4,000; =, /. I
Montague & Collins. spec 'at SoA;Min1s "a
sloners, to Nickel Savings bank, 4 o. = a.,
feet on Twenty-nlnth Street :, northwest ort'S
corner OF Leigh Street, E 8 ~ ~ car
ter.Siot No. S, square No, ~, pan Y u
Chestnut Hill. 10000
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NEGOTIATIONS FOR
D Of UNION.
iStorthing Authorizes Government
to Take Up Matter With
Sweden.
(Byj 'Assoclated Press. J

S CHRISTINA, NORWAY. q August 22.-
The storthlng to-day adopted BY a vote
OF 1o4 to II tho proposals OF the govern.
{t1ent for, the formal opening 81 negotln-.
communicate the result OF the recent
referendum to the Swedish government
and TO ask II to accept the abrogation
OF the act OF union and to cooperate III
negotiations for pacific settlement o.
the questions connected with the dissolu-
ton. including those rniscd by the Swc-
dish Rlksdng. The government was also
granted power to appoint Delegates 10.
conduct the negotiations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
Tooth Ached; Ended Life

NEW YORK, Aug, Because h ? hael
a toothache. Max Ambus, Afty-four years
All Abu ses : son. g! OF q No M East IaT,,
dred and seventh Street ki NE ~ ht'ASNsoa. ~
with gas N the Kitchen Of ne ,u - ttee hi,
81 Street. He an Mad been dead several hours
when found by his wife, - ,hat he be-
Membsrs Of hts family say led tooth two
Wee Weeks ago x week ago the tpo e. rr Mait
extracted. but the pain contlnm n;d s "a slesp
yniIb6 o M opintes tuesday light he t h.
asleep under tho influence q poIm1ooms!n t Hn:
evidently awoke n the e andysd hi til liz.
I Me w gu' prosperous, and his family 9ts
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Evans Leaves Charlotte,

I0I.I-E N by NHtN1CEuFcSA VIEW
CHARLOTTE, 4, G.. August &c, N,
Evans, cashier of the Merchants and
Farmers National Bank for several, 70.
signed to-day to accept the position OF
cashier OF the Southern National Bank
to be established September 1s at WI
mington, Mr., w, : c. Wilkinson was elect
ed to succeed him here,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23

wANTED-AIAN TO CANVASS FOR
local paper; guarantee and commission
while learning. Apply, with references
A. 22S, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
Guilty Of Murder,
(spe cial to The Times-pispatch.

CHARLOTTE, N, e., August 22'-1on r
Wilson. charged with the murder, q
Henry Maxwell, In Long Creek township,
two morths ago, was foupd guilty ~ e
jury in Mecklenhurg Superior cour1 tH7ll s
afternoon III, Y &,
The hearing required two days. Wilson
sat up the plea OF se,f-defense,
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& statesmen.

WANTED, SALESMAN AL RE A D
travelling to sell linseed oil and paints on
liberal commissions: no samples, 40
dress BOX 2O9, Richmond. Va. dflf
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RAWLINGS INSTITUTE, Charlottesville, Va

A select home school for young ladies',
Had to turn away pupils last year Best
climate and most beautiful scenery IN
Virginia. $4,000 already subscribed 70
cxnand tho school into a great woman's
college. Bound to grow. Next session
opens September Goth. Send for cata-
lorue. HENRY WISE TREBLE,
President.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23

WANTED-BY A LARGE MANuFAG-
!" turing u :. establishment in Richmond ID,
. ui vonng man stenographer; SALARY, on
Start only 5000 per month r. EIee enn.
n,,a ambitious and anxious to learn;
s Stae'' experience. and where emPI o;o
now Address, promotion, care Iln}es-
DiSpatch.' -@g53s5 No. --------.
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Eastern College. Fl Esan @Sos we @sa rs $
turers. An accredited college Of the Uni Yer
si,y OF virgInla, Collegiate. Academic. Ire Ere
pnratory. Business. Music. Art Flo
cution Near washing ton, D.. c. NO hazing'
Students from IS States. Special rates to Vir-
s'"'u's' J. S. GRuvEn a. NJ. President.
Front Royal Va.
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GRACE STREET e. 6l2--BoARDERs
wantcd--perman and TRANSIENT:
Every convenience. Corner or 7th ana
Grace. Phone 1854.
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7THE 1ITNDERSIGNEp is JUST OPEN,
Ing an retail drug We. store IS we Of
located in one of the largeso e, Vic 80
Virginia, and wants n partner WHO ~
!" licensed f druggist and of sufficient n !,
business capacity to take the entire
management and able TO fu .Tnlr,i n 81 i,
cara Washington Post, washington
e.. u. c. 8 as LII w I'll
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AWNINGS.
SEWING MACHINES.
PAPER HANGING.

ARTISTIC WALL PAPER ADDS CHEER
to any room. have the newest shades.
designs and colors; prices RI ght. AMEd
Il, HILL, TOO East Main street. IL
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BOARDING.

cpACE STREET, f. l03-WANTED,
by September, occupants for nice large
second-story front room, with private
bath and board; also few other rooms.