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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-02

-Upholsterlng OF all kinds and
furniture repaired at S. A. Mat
tress factory. Phone 202.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-02

Sheet music, Allen. If
Picked pigs feet at Seibert's
j. W. Montague left Wednesda,
for FIT. Worth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

and Mrs. r.. p. billiard. Of Centre Gross,
Essex county. He had one son, William
Butler. who lived in Missouri, but who
/ died some years ago. 53} e. f
"A Dr. "a. Butler had been married sixty
Y years, having married al Miss ChateNooo
a daughter Of Washington Gatewood. of
this county { IN
DIR. Butler graduated mt jefferson Med
55ical College, Philadelphia, and came to
Caroline and located near Sparta. where
lie was actively engaged in the prac tico
OF his profession up.to q few months
before his DEATH lie was q most re-
#markable man, reading the lnnest5rrint
without the Use Of glasses. He made
Ibis professional visits TO the rich and
" poor alike, the Ioorg treceiying the Same
Il careful attentiontas those who paid him.
7. III was never known to Cypress the poor
4 and was always kind to the poor, en-
tending u generous hand to those who
VI came to him for Il favor, irrespective Of
q color. i,i ff
Is \ Dr. Butler served two terms in the
u Iscgisnture be fore the War,Ennd had also
Represented this county one term III he
IA Legislature since tlle$wnr. tic&cnlisted IN
3thc confederate armysin the Ninth VIZ
glnia Cavalry. but was detailed for hos
& pital service. lie was a magistrat to in this
county forga number of years and for a.
long time a rnemberof theboard Of super
4 visors, (which he was hartman. at his
death he was member of the pension
board Of commissioners lie was a. man
of sterling qualities, strict Integrity, great
personal magnetism, and had the esteem
and love of all who knew him
8 His popularity was so great that during
his last Illness, notwithstanding thc't ter
rifle weather. friends from distant parts
fof the county drove many miles to visit
X him.
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DEATHS.

3JG)Nt,S.-Died. at 1888 West Grace Street,
h On Friday February 10. l"5, GELptGG
If HAMILTON JONES, formerly of. Wash-
Fl ington, D.. c.; youngest sou Or tllc. ~ y
t George i'll. and Frances ]. Jones
Funeral notice later.I Ell
Petersburg, Washington and Norfolk
papers please copy.
Entered into rest, 1.-THE resi-
dcncc OF her son, Henry s.Iaylor, ~, on
Friday Eebruary 10Th - at ~, s40 i = MI Nj
" Henry Taylor, ESQ, ofsNvestend, u Louisa
Fune-al from her late home In Louisa
a county. Va. fiji 5
iW3ALTON.-Die February 0. 1905, AT his
residence No. al North Thlrtee2tll
e Street, at 1880 p. NJ: u. BURTON s..
#sNf4ALrO in the sevcnty-fftll year OF
his age: He is survived by his Wife I,
dren-- Cotlington b. and Robert y + !SVal-
ton. and Mrs. Martha Clopton5of Rich
i mond, and Mrs. Evelyn y. Mayo, Of
IT Wheeling. w. Va. s. x .85S Ej
5l@ The funeral took place Hfronbh his late
Is residence ati3 p. M. yestertlay.
i. West Virginia. and South Carolina
papers please copy. l5 g.
yesterday, at. $50 a. NJ.
Grace. WILLARD. HAIR RISON WI LEY.
I the infant SOL Of Row Geo. H. and
THE funeral service and burial .@lllSbe
a:3o. 5$
IS Lynchpnrg and Anpomattox papers
y please copy. X s53s SSa81a iis
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Al POPuLARPHYS|C|AN
IsIN0N&L|!.A|.l|.D|:|. TO 0. |. REST {.
Funeral 9of Dr.. Butler Largely
Attcnded--Had Passed
Fourscorc.
Fourscol.c.

ROWLING GREEN VA, Feb. 10 Tile
funeral Of Or. John Q. Butler, VINO tlied
yesterday ut his home, near sparta, LOOK e,9ls
place this afternoon from salem Baptist
EC.hurcii.8 There wus u great outponrhs
I OF tile people to 10 honor to the memory
8of tho well loved physician. The inter
incnt was made III the church grave
yard. 81 sg
Y Drsl3utler was born Hanover couiltv
On AIay14 1919 being in the clghts-siXth
year Of Ills age. lilo was theson of Isaac
Butler. and had three brothers. elan
Patrick Il and isaac owen Butler-nll e 81
whom are dcnd. He was the last ono el
Ills family Hc leaves a widow. now
scyenty-six years old, and two daughters
Mrs. kate sRicherson. who lived With nm,
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OBITUARY.
George Hamilton Jones.

Mr.. George Hamilton Jones died ycster-
day afternoon at his residence No. 1888
West Grace. SWrnt. : Mr., Jones was
formerly from Washington. y. G., hut for
many years a resident of this city, where
he has hcen a. cripple and great sufferer,
3intapacitating him from active labor,
though he was one OF marked literary ut
talnments, and well known to many in
our city. lie leaves Il widow with ono
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CHURCH NOTICES.


aEoyP IA, AVENUE ..I = CHURCH G y
BIT 4. IL Sand 81. II n ~ ths pastor Sect
u morning sermon VIII be The Char io,tes.
and and Aeesntuates III Warnings Subject Of
evening sermon .rle ri,,tnplstof Faith Over
f TIr s1a aprr ssSo aI IL s;I9 eoksE u
Broad and Twelfth slreet.,-, I'reerhinr by tho
pas'sf ass oFohGE o,sel.
4
e nsue,ed 81 paxlor Sunday school 90 Il
aeass and Pne streeis,s1isev hYhAS s;s
# sasssy 5shos sf "
ASHsS nss sTnEEf 1as emuRc cor
q - 4: 81 E?saehins s. a. ps:!e5 q i
night at o. clock.
D. orsr Es4nY hE MEpFopIsr c1rr,Rcu
Re rev " j, Il YOUNG, 3: %, pastor.ser vise.
s' P nj Morning al. s"b,esi. Tie Present
lessI,eFs OF The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS subject The
psy
TgsS,I,sh ana RlSaa 5 ~ sIPNEy
ia ii q and Recovery; evening nlbject. .The
Paramount Issue !: in q he n cCIe Ca =.
corner west Franklin and Pine Streets REV.
LIZ BETTY. pastor. - rvicea at II Al. NJ:
~ IS every SUNDAY Sunday school
s 1; g q GHgRe q :SWFN
4y,aegrgp ema Il 81
FIRST q sYTER lAN :. cigEG If
a.
z sE ,GetSGS 'epi,REsBYTER1ANto HuRcH.-REv
RUSSELL. CECIL, p. D, pastor IS rviccs at
NJ. ~ ednesday5 s. r. NJ. ss'sf
IA CHURCH oF THE COVENANT CORNER
ra1k Ayes4 TnXnr 1 psstorpvn.
services tomorrow II Am. and s. P,} NJ. sun.
day school $3.50 a. NJ. Devotional service We'd
In"uRXcs t STREET REEF s'p Ian
URciI-7Rev RE- VI I'M 2;
sandsy sd sshasi Youns peeps
nSsisF l5sPT e sIifH
Grove Avenue and Elm StreeD at
A school Sy 80 service Tae.
y sBvzsrH srs sHR9s gltRisr a. cl.ueot
vices SUNDAY at II AN, and Is r ~. conducts
g M as slI IT, aiTREET
cHURc All M NJ, g, y pastor 81
f iTsn'" Small Things and at p Nh THE
lts s ncMi Has Hs1y eaGAe
Ing i te; BY Rev il PEARcI At,
lSlNs q i :. Nj NpI ne B f Z.
!, SIT. PAUIis Gil TtcEI .--pLy "; SERVICE Il
atxii AZ Mi! conducted 3py. Roy. JOSEPH B,
Va n Tho III 'I fusuenot society q Rehmend have
been loaned the chuIpll for the evening
Mn Tor their annual mass meeting at which A
Isev. Doctors EVANS and CECIL VIII con.
diet tho service, and Rev WIN !, a. BAR r., Of N
N HS1G W RffeSP III f MoIY COMFORT
hey. Join aiiALLdWEI.IlE pI cklN soN. rec. "
Tor, Services Sunday: Morning at. II o. clock Y
i9 v'eo Spn9ag sShs11!
Seats free. , /, :, , I, !, . !,
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN B tlIURCIlf
(seyeth Street !, between s Broaa and
H. and IS r, n. "Wednesday niSht at 8 o'clock.
4 FIRST cIiuhcIi OF CHR IsT. SCIENTIST
Services sunday morning Y os,os6 suni,ssiE,
III M. No. 200 East Main street Al are
we'oo'''S iISlTARlAN. !.el5
THE FIRST IAN. CHURCH. VIII y,
hold lis regular Sunday morning seryirS ~.
Park, al ilSdciock The 4lsev. Mr.. sANAtlE
The bubble is cordially Invited "a attend
street mear3 Flrsi1 Minister Joll N M, WA
f sbo W a!ass s ii u Rlll.v cordially
S3ted. vi $$3 t III nv
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William X. Leathers.
,sncrlu,'toTbe ,rlmes-t ,Ispntor.)
inafriagf


FRONT ROYAL, VA, Feb. 1o.---NWilllain
K. Lea theirs, n nativc of Roonc county,
s1ly., but for past fifteen years a; native
of Warren county, died suddenly ut his
home near here. Tuesday aged sixty.
six years Iii 1890 Mr.. Lea theirs married
Miss Lucy Ntnrslalls gdnughter6of Cap
tain James NJ Marshall, of tho old Viz,
ginin family Of Mnrshalls. His wife sii-i
Wives him - Il 7SSs $5 f338E s3i I5 HI
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Thomas Roach

aSa Especial to The Times Dspatcllo:
ALTON, VA, Feb. 10.--Nfr. Thomas
Roach or Alton died this week In Hunt
3ington, w. Va, at the home Of his son
NJ. T., Roach. The remains were brought ll? Z
TO his old home for burial. i, ~
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William Nc Keever.3

(specinl to rho Times Dispatch .l;s5
4. S1INJNrON, VA, Feb. 1o.--Alr. William
5McKcevel, a very prominent anachlnist q
this town, died here this morning, aged N1 !
&sixty-nines years, with Brghts disease 't! e:
He is survived by his wife and one daugtl-5
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Mrs. Annie p Cliff.
80, !, ,r,,o , .tr,l,,, -r,,spntch,)

fspccinl 10 Tho Times Dispatch) A,f vi
X FREDERICliS VA. Feb. l0.-----
Mrs. Annie Gift died last night at tho
home Of her son, Mr.. DGlatlcld&Cl nGaf
Brooke Station, III Stafford conntN,3niitter
a lingering illness, aged siNty-siN Years. s5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN WITH
good reference. n position: experienced
in office work and as manager. Address
Il. o., this office, - Us Il 3sS & 81
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I AGENTS WANTED

LAD g t1fitrs NJ AK va LESS THAN
4 SIS weekly should wrlto FOR catalpsliee
H and terms; WH start sou in business lilnd
make syOu3 int1epeiidcilt;4 butlit prepaid
W MAN s. 81 u t'i,4A1'15t, sU PPf,Y co..
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rf MINES Rc1ntoN1 WAN SATURDAY.
Ye.rterday---T 8 p ay---T o N1orroW---AlN

died cariy yesterday morning. HIS death
was probably due to grip nnd comp llc leu
Hons lie was sixty-fve yrursGo old. md
lea yes &. widow, who was his second WIFE
and eight grown children by his first
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Mrs. Caroline E. Kerby.

(SpeClul 10 Il ne
S ACTON, VA, Feb. 10.-Mrs. Caroline
Elizabeth Iierby, one OF the oldest and
most cstimabe ladies of Nelson county.
:. died ut her home near Alton sunday III
p tho cghtcth year of her age. after Il long
md painful illness.
Mrs. Kcrbys life had been n peculiarly
sad one. She had two SONS killed IN
railroad accidents, and a daughter killed
by falling from the Wayncsboro bridge
4 In trying to escape being run down By a
train. Another son was crippled for life
In a railroad accident. All OF these trou-'
abes and her long, tedious illness she
bore with mcekncss and Christian forth
ftudc.
Mrs. Kerby leaves five children Mrs. j
v, Morris. Mrs. Emily Newcomb. Mrs.
III. III. Robinson. Mr. George Eerby, OF
Richmond and Miss Ada lIcrby, Of AT.
ton. The funeral services were cond,ct-
ed mt the Alton Chapel by Rows, Car
son, Of the Methodist Church. and j. il.
sherrard, Of The Presbyterian Church.
William Billiard.
Especial to The Times Dlsp;,tch)
II CONFORM, VA, Feb. l0.-Mr William
I3ullard one of King Georges oldest cit
Aiaens, died AT his home near Gohy POST
office yesterday, after an illness Of a
month or more, Mr., Billiard was eighty.
X IiIct- yNfiis wv, 'iIlb though III iran
4 health for long time. he had abored
on his farm every year for seyenty-one
years past including the past season
Iiefhad accumulated large means, owning
moro land and money than any man IN
( all this section, and worked constantly
because lie loved 10 work not because he
e VAS obliged 70 do SO, for the interest on
Z lis money would have kept HIN, in plenty
4 for many years.
Mr.. Buliard IS survived by his wife,
two daughters and four slandehildroa.@
H, B. Kinksberry.
Il Especial 10 The Times Dspatch)
4. WOODSTOcIl, VA. Feb. lo.-Air. IL. b.
4 liinksperry, OF the vicinity OF Rochester,
i IL. T., who has been making his home
4 at the Hotel Hoffman. IN Woodstock, for
X the past five months. died last night af-
Ter short illness lie was about seventy
eiX years Of axe, and is survived by Two
y daughters both trained nurses or Johns
Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, Nd, The
remains wert sent 10 Rochester on Fri
day morning for intesment
j. II. Claiborne,
Special to Tie 1'inss.D4gpatchD
y. sklPH'lTH, VA, Fec. ~, Mn. j. III
4 Claiborne, rho resided nol iar from. here,
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A POSITION AS COLLEC-
tor, solicitor or any business employ
mont; best. of reference as to Fintegrity.
care this office. 9g IS ~
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BY BoOllSEEPER, AT
present employed, a. position where re-
liability and hard work will count: AL
references; am willing to work II there
I. Ia promotion ahead Address A. TO- care
this office. & 81 81 u f5 z 3g e5A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

WANTED, IS BYs55F.AN $2 EXPERIENCED
young man, q position. rs double entry
y figures; salary no object to begin with.
q. Address O. 49, care this office,
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tfnishctl second story front room for ono
z or. two gentleman unusually large eX--
4 ccllcnt eloraapartment ono block n
front Murphy Hotel Apply 40
" Eighth Street, II II Y s;s{
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WANTED, EVERY FAMILY TO USE
%yalhalla Cereal Coffee. the twentieth
n orde r a package from your grocer; sat
Ssfaction guaranteed. - q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

a POSITION IN A RETA11,
perience who can furnish hest reference:
. would prefer clothing or dress goods
depar tment.5 Address *. 81, care this
[ office. IA 81 ,E @
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WANTED, BY a REGISTERED PHAR-
macist, With ten years experience. a,
positon1inS city; steady habits, indus
trious and can furnish Al references.
Address I3. 70, care this office. s
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SITUATION 4WANTED-Malo

BooKKEE DIFFERENTIATED. POSITIO ON
q by an experienced bookkeeper;s good PEN
Z man. accurate at figures; also has
Ing Address A-15care this office
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SPAINTING.@

WE WILL. ESTIMATE FOR $YoU5551F
you contemplate having interior. or ex.
terior decorating or painting done;3
phone 4066 md our representative will
call and FIX you right j. HI MORRIS
q e. co.. No 2l2 North Third Strcet.Sg8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

JusT RECEIVED ONE CAR or FANCY
small-size Florida Oranges free! from
frost Also so boxes nfsvery tine large
size Grape Fruit. s. II. PADGETT &;
co.. 1903 r. Cary Street
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'WANTlJD. ONE Il FIRsT-CI1Ass CAR
81 rage wood worker; permanent posi- tlon;
must be sober and rella BILE. Apply T..
4 c. CAIN 80 Thirty-arst Street. New
port News, Va. a 81 si 4, ia 81 ,S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

4 FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS MILL
buy Interest In safe mercantile husi-
mess and secure position Eat good salary,
Address POS1Tl ON, Pr O. Box $159, Rich
llomd Va. ~. 81 EI
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sTR4AYED FROM 900 Floyd flI.vtTN UI1,
y, n II, bull terrier Puppy; answers TO name
q OF ger. Reward II returned 70 above
81 address. f a I4t@ 5}s AZ a Tx
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-sN1AI,I1 HOTEL. b r K.
{ building fully,in furnished In pros.
porous city. Virginia steam heat e ga g
H electric lights; AmcrlcanHand EEuropean \
u for selling sickness: 81 bargain. a ddress
p n. No; 100, care OF this office. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

MAI N 81. 7l5-T OR n loN1'--,,Il r III
nice unfurnlsllad rooms to a, couple
& without children, suitable for light
d housckc epinE. 715. W. Main Street.
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( HELP WANTED Female.

A LARGE NUMBER OF COCKS WAN =
ed, Ten cooks wanted for GRACE and
Franklin Streets, fifteen cooks and house
servants wanted for this city; first class
wages paid for good servants. Apply at
once No. 628 e. Broad Street (upstatrs),
NEGRO ENVIRONMENTS AGENCY h
s& LABOR EXCHANGE e. lfissS y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

GRACE, 7os, ISA sT.-1a 2 r NJ "a n p n =.
vehient loeatiooaiiG; 's hooHmelko, attractive.
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ANItL1Ns,8 ls ~, 4i1-tAHuN, COM.
Portable 4 rOoms; good table; permanent
and transient also table bonrdefs; }ref'
n ererce required. h 3SiSj II & III Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

WILL SELL YOU "a IF UR.
B tune or; Mrs. Rorer"5 Gas Range, and 4,
as'SanyS otner stove will refund your
money; 1927 e, Broad Street. 555
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w. B. Mitchell

Especial ] TO Tho Tmes-D ispatch.)
+ SUEFOLll, NJ A., Feb. 1o.--NVil liam Bark
CT Mitchell, Il former Confederate soldier,
died this afternoon III Suffolk aged sixty
years \ Elc is survived by widow, tlau lsh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

1yANTlID, no sHOW.$YoU sTHE}YOUNCi
Hat eorS Spring, The best 800 Hat sold
q nAmerca. CONs& sElEAEc O.. OLE lsas
4 Main Street, *; s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

VALENTINE HOTEL. f e Q Mt No n,
\ painted newly et y i par ared Board from g
Il to SO per week; $3.50 and 50 per Sny:
rooms, 80. 75c. and 81. Fine satnpls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

VA THREE coI,oRED3 N MEN.
A with families, at a country place on
4 salt wn ter rginia; good wages by the
Fl ferences, 10 Box 80. Richmond, w
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KING Of KENT, JINGO. 5RIP-RAp,
&aStrideaway, Beulnhgl1T..B6 Pointers for
II 5sl le Of above breeding. young and old
i FULTON KENNELS, 390sS Ilian,sburg
Il Avenue. s ii a Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

DRIVER MED, * 5 c AR ID IL u II
V white driver. Address, with reference
j. III. SAl1 TIL & BRO city. H. Fl '3sfi
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aROOMSTFOR RENT.

CLAY, q. Il N y. liz 3--R o OMS FOR RENT,
With or tnout board. 5S 81 ifS. tli F 81
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HELP WANTED-M Male.

ANY s IN'rELrtG EN- y r l1TaSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for
newspl pcrs; n 5cH pcfience ..}. liniecessary.
4 CATE, l.ockport, N. J. .s
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5BOARDIN0s

EIGHTH TsTNETN 5lo-.N1CEtY a FUR
r,ished, Il nfortable rooms: good tablet
X permanent and transient VA boardefs;
81 terms rea sohablc. i 9is5,i 81 \ n
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FLOORS.

FOR SALE, APPLY NJ
w, C. SMITH, 314 N. Fifth Street. I.
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DOLL HOSPITAL. .lI

DOLLS, TOYS AND BRIC-A-BkAC RE-
paired; work will DO called for. Phone
3ll3: 53l N. Fourth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

1YANTE D. TO III BUY SECONDHAND
# sheet musicSfor the iviol n a or yiolln and
piano schools Included Address u. 80.
4 care this office. n Is "A II. ~ 3$5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

OK TER RfD11; WI t1l' BODY,
sblnck anu brown; brown spot on Ifl'l ~
Z shoulders answers to name 0 CHIP. Rc-
ward II returned GO7 Nj Tenth Street
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FLAT, 81 six ROOMS AND BATH, Il : NJ
En- Sixth Street N atf liberal discount forum
4 expired Lease Can be renewed May 9th
& at regular price. c. M. KAY. Box 9l0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
TPIANOS AND ORGANS. i

' Ills Week. New Organs from $50 up-
ward ware guaranteed for ten years. Es-
n BY ri A n 81 e. ORGAN AGENCY,9NVm
M.fJenkins.& Mgr, American National
Bank Bldg. g;' III Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

WANTED. a FIRsT-cLAssJ BUsHEL-
man; must be thoroughly experienced;
good wages ito right party; Address,
ii giving references, Adj, this office. v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

WANTED. IS s,'rENO GTsAP,HER AND
young man%Ewith some cX-
rerence III a pply, Stating age and salary
SS8 expected, III &. IS, care a his office. Isl
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--DYEINGT AND CLEANING.

CI,EANINCi 9ANDtDYEING 81 q ENTs',
rigs Of Feyery description, at low prices
best work gua ranteed; goods called for
ana delivered. a The q Old Reliable NJ "
3 TUALi STEAM IoY ENG 81 CLEANlNG
WORKS ST. w, Broad Street. Phone
227l. y ttaS 35s sls 3flaaS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

a ssIsTA mt Be o1lKE KEEPER.
must DO honest, sober, Industrious and
quick & 1 figures. Address r. O. Box ali,
Il Newport News, Va AZ .g{j5 n
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floor and bench 4moulders on nalleablet
and grey Irou, machinery and general
\ tobblng work Apply, giving full phirtl--5
II culars OF former employment and rel er-B
onces, to Lock Box 106, Detroit MI ch.
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EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE YOUNG POINTER
Dog (female), s months old, for Pictures,
Picture Frames, or will sell same, ADJ
dress u. AZ. care this Office ;5
mi AHSpI 4 f,igEfs
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YOUR GROCER FOR.
perfection OF fine canned goods. n 81
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WANTED. no SELL. a FINE YOUNG
I'll and Pigs; also aEtwo- horse Wagon and
1 lot OF BURNING implements, In good or-l'
d der and a lot of feed. OH moderate
terms. a pply lot 8 WEENEftS RIM,
B adjoining "Pinalto," or address B. ~
care IL this office. M r - ~ Ms.
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AND CHILBLAINs, AS
we'll as4 chapped skin are quickly re-
5jslleyed by l1ATIMER's# Compound Cam
drug stores or by mali on receipt OF
e price. n LA # IMER'S DRUG STORE, 500
W. Marshall ~ Phone 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

WANTED, TWENTY-FIvE Y}OU!N q
4 ladies and children to take n trial course
MArIC ART s. PHYSICAL CULTURE,
a West Cary Street. }f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

H At ONCE, a NEWS I5D1 \
+ tor for an afternoon papers must 2 be
young man anu q hustler for news; none
4 but strictly sober and experienced men
need apply; references must accompany
4applicaticn.b.Tl1E ECONOMlSTa8PUB
co.. iIliza beth City, NC. ~. s!. I.8s0, y
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

sRDPAINTINGt BUG
"a GIGS a and wagons; also rubber firing;
I. right price and right work. NY.{a c.
SMITH 314s NJ fifth Street. ~ 3 f}lgl i3I y
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( LOST AND FOUND.

10 STA LA DIES hi II & Made % OF
silver Mexican and South American dol,
* lars. Finder. Will BIO LIBERAL reWa'ir,dted
upon feturn same to ID. 81 b., this ofi1co'
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o. II. Edwards, Jr.
lspcclal NJ rhe .rLmcs. plspatch

---- ~ Especial 10 Vic T1fnts-1IsTatth.1
E MORE OI.1S, VA. Feb. 10.--OhcS Il. Ed
wards, Jr.. died at his home. J., Ports. !.
mouth, this morning. after ali illness Of
less thar, two weeks. At the big fire
Of January goth Mr. Edwards, IN aiding
tho iirener, got wet and pneumonia tol,
lowed, cnlisllg death. 81 lie Is survived
hr n Miiln1v n nd two ChildrCr. .5 .8. .N.Ei
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SPRING OPENING. 4

I 5TAEE FLEA S uRE{ IN y SAYING TO
my friends and patrons that ]. will begin
& tho spring season. with. a full line. OF
pretty Couchcs.% Box Eouches. 3-piece
i Parlor Suits and Odd Pieces; nice lfnir
offer are our own make; our prices and
terms are reasonable, and II am sure It
( will he to your interestfto see my goods
y before huNing, JACOB LsNiLAUF !, " I05
INV Main street. s,s3 u rs 4