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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-12
is MAKING
NELSON SPEEDY
New Game is Much Like Bag
Punching, Except That Two
Play At 1t.

Battling Nelson had adopted a new
| style of training for his coming light with
Terry McGovern. Determined to so IN
the ring In the best OF condition. instead
of adopting boxing TACTICS at all times;
as well as long runs on the road, he VIII
devote the greater part of his time TO
roko. a game recently invented by i. f..
Speik. of Cleveland.
An, inflated. Battle-Ground oval, about
the same size. but considerably heavier
than n punching bag. Is Suspended from
Il horizontal plank, ten feet high. An
opponent stands on each side of the plank.
a bell above each competitors mead is an
opponents goal. The game is to clever
is si0p the hail after etcn shot by YOU
opponent. but TO try to hit the sphere in
such n way as 10 ring the other mans
bell. t
While in Cleveland recently Battling
Nelson visited a ro.o court ard INDUCED
in this strenuous game. He took a liking
to the game at once and purchased one
for his own use for training purposes.
THAT is the best trimming stunt | have
ever been up against remarked Nelson.
Why. this has all the gymnasium and
road work beaten ten blocks.
You can get a punch developed by that
ball that will knock any sort of q fighter
out. Talk about science, one has 10 be
| quite expert to get Il point and make tina.
bell ring"
After Nelson played the game for an
hour he was quite, expert in handling the
ball. VII my boy. II is Just as easy
ness spoke up Nelson. 1T comes ensy.
but Is far harder on a man than one
would suppose"
While roko is unlike any other game,
II is conceded hat it Is faster than foot
ball. hand-ball, basketball, baseball, or
boxing, and IS probably nearer the latter
than any, except that instead OF trying to
strike your opponent, you endeavor to
hit his guard lire, where he cannot defend
1t. and the ball is pushed rather than
struck, being more accurately objected by
| the fat-hand swings.
In ono sense it is compared TO boxing
N that any one can put on the gloves and
Inc Immediately Interested according 10 his
ability. but for the novice at either sport
to defeat ~ even score against an expert
Opponcnt, would be Notwithstanding.
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FURNIrURE ANo CHINA BACKING.
GOVERNOR MAY GALL
AN EXTRA SESSION
The Belief Seems to Prevail in
Legislative Circles-Body
Needs More Time.

One of the 1ivest topics in Legislative
circles at this time is the probability of an
extra session, which is regarded as i'm
perative IL tho important work already
laid out is properly completed.
While Governor Swanson Is not discuss
ing tho matter for publication, and while
no one is authorized to speak for him
regarding 1t, there is a decided impression
In legislative circles that he will order
an extra session of. say, thirty days, IL
the necessity for such action shall become
apparent.
The two houses may perform this func-
ton by a two-thirds vote of both branches.
or they may extend the session without
pay by Il majority vote.
Moro than half of the session hos eX-
pired, and few, il any, important bills
nave passed both, branches. Roads.
schools. pensions and many other inter-
ests of sweeping public moment are to
be cared for. and in the present state
of things many of the most important
matters up for consideration Will have
to be neglected. While the members
as n rule do not desire to remain here
longer than the sixty days allotted by
the Constitution, yet they are willing to
do so If the interests of the State seem
to demand an extended session.
Night n afternoon sessions of the
two main bodies are almost beside the
question. A. the time is necessary for the
work of the various committees. An eX-
ira session of thirty days. beginning with
the expiration OF the present one, would
cause no surprise.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

DON'T FAIL TO HAVE THE KELLY
Springfield Rubber Tire put or your
vehicle. They are the best made, and
we put them on at 1900 T.. Franklin
Street, 3. G. BRISTOW'S.
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LANCE AND FULTZ BEST
SLIDERS, SAYS GRIFFITH
New York Manager Talks Entertainingly Of Art of F'uding
Tag by Splitting the Dust"

the hardest men to touch that I know OF,
has speed to pack It up and is enough TO
drive n pitcher to drink. a good many
men steal on speed alone, and would be q
lot better III they knew how TO slide.
About the best head-first stcaler i know
OF Is Monte Cross.
,ig''rhcre's ono thing about sliding. and
that ~ uflpifes call too many men out
Just BECAUSE the ball happens to get there
first. They miss q good many plays IN
which the baseman fails to touch, the
runner. ono thing j like about Sheridanis
closely and doesn't cali Il slider out Just
because he looks to be out and because 1t
looks to the crowd Is If he were out
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Headforemost Slide Best.


"To head off a steal they have to back
up. and yet watch the catcher. The head
foremost slide is the best for third base,
but for no other base. This is a different
play altogether from the one at second
base.
The body is thrown out toward the
o~utfeld to elude the third baseman's
reach. while the outstretched arm touches
the bag. If the third baseman mas had
to back up. he can't get you unless on
the arm. that is a small target to aim
for. When the throw is coming from the
catcher the runner never should side IN
front of the third bag.
Z LAS a rule, shortstops have the better
chance 10 get a man at second base, as
the play Is in front of them oftener than
1t is with the second baseman. who IRE
quently is moving in the same direction
as the runner.
THAT is a situation that depends on
+! what's doing, on what ihe signals are,
who the batter is and what understand
ing there is between the pitcher. catcher
and fielder. Pitchers pitch u good deal
on what's doing on the bases.
81 believe there are times when IL is Il
good thing to slide for first base. No.
time is. gained by doing 1t, but a fast
man. like Harry Bay, often fools the UNI
1 pire by doing it.
ground seven or eight feet in front of
the bag, he raises a clouJ of dust, which
makes 1t all the harder for the umpire
to see whether he beat the throw or not.
w bVSii iaaAi = A''oli - = 'N'-N 49,
THE player who always has to he told
by tho coacher where the ball is makes
Il poor base-runncr. The c%oacher cant
help a runner much at second base. and
If the runner. buries his head when he
slides to second and gets caught through
not watching the ball. that is his fault,
not tic coacher's.
- think the best slider ever saw was
Bill Lange. except: possibly, Dave Fultz:.
Dahlen. too, Is Il iirst-class slldcr-on9 OF
the best. So is Elbertield. also Frank
Chance. IIeidrick was n great Slider.
Lange's Great Record.
"Lange stole twice as many bases IN
one seasons, [ think 1t was-as the
best base-runners steal these days. NO.
the difference. That rule handicaps q
man in getting on, but not after he gets
on.
F.I.ange slid feet first altogether and
stidded both ways. Dahlen has n split
slide, and Bay is a slider who bounees
right up after he makes his dive and Is
in position to keep right on without APP
parently checking his stride in the least,
George Brown, 1 am told. slides that
way, but / nave seen but little of Ma
tional League players in the last five
years, and am not in n position TO say
much about them. Another player who is
a great base runner. because he has his
eye all the time, is Hal Chase, He rub
bers around as a runner ought to do when
he hits the second bag.
"Mertes is n good slider. and so are
Keller and Fred Clarke Then. there are
wicked sliders-those who look as If they
wanted to spike somebody.
"Fultz I consider the king of base run,
Liners, He batted poorly last year ard
fdidh't get on often, but was way upon
stolen bases. If he batted 800 shdfwould
lead the country. Tldn 8l
: He is a wonder on the bases, one of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-12
CAN T LOSE JACK o'BR1EN.
Keeps Before the Public BY Talk
ing About Fighting Ryan.

CHICAGO, February 11.-Jack O'Brlen
and Tommy Ryan are to meet May 9Th
and endeavor to settle the question. OF
the mlddle-weight championship. O'Brisn
announced to-day that Ryan had posted
his forfeit In LOS Angeles. and that the
only point now between them was that
OF Weighing II at Q or 6 o'clock, Ryan
holding out for the latter. The fight,
which will be twenty rounds, will go to
the club making the best offer. The men
arc to weigh In at 15s pounds. O'Brtn
gagements until the middle OF April, when
he will begin light training.
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IRISH POTATOES FOR SALE, CHOICE
eating homegrown potatoes for SOC. per
bushel in quantities to suit; (. o. b. at
.Claremont: cash with order. Address
p. DEvERELL, Agent Adams Express,
Ola remOnt. Va.
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Marks Noticed Nothing Wrong.

CHICAGO, February lie, w. Marks,
local trotting horsenlan, who was pres
ent lit tie race between Lou Dillon and
Major Ioelinar in the fall OF 1901. ut Mem
phis, in which it was minated that the
billings mare was drugged, talked Of the
scandal this morning,
n. was present at hat race" said he.
land / don't know bur what | waspup In
The Judges, stand at the time. | remem-
ber tho race we'll, but did not notice that
there Was ANYTHING out OF the ordinary,
troubling Lou Dillon, more than that she
might have been orer-trained and Mas
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Sports From Every Field.
not UP to her speed. I havo heard moth.
ing. OF any charges that she was drugged,
and / a no stock In sIch storics."
ANSWER CHARGE.
Captain Kills His Mate in Quar-
rel With a. Capstan Bar.
Special to The Tjmes-D jspntch

tspeClaI 10 inc TJH1es-Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, February II.-.Cant
III. III. Hickman, or Delaware. is here.
ready TO appear In the Corporation Court
on Tuesday for trial for the murder Of
Mate Ihomas Harvey. The two men had
a quarrel on the tug Margaret. OF galti-
more. during which tho mate threatened
the cnptain with a knife and the captain
defended himself nwitbd n capstan bar.
and feiicd. WhenTyHHSf to st. Vincent
Hospital II was discovered that his skull
wa fractured. He fingered for two
months and died as tho result of the in.
jury. Friends of Captain Hickman are
confident that he will be acquitted on the
plea of self-defence.
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British Cup for Atlantic Fleet.

LONDON, February 1.-THE bIuejackeis
OF the British second cruiser squadron will
present to the American Atlantic feet Il
silver cup. as a souvenir OF the formers
recent visit 10 the United States. The cup
bears an Inscription recalling with CRATE.
tokens of good-fellowship and wonderful
entertainments given to their British
cousins by their comrades across the
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Range of Naval Guns.

LONDON. February ia range for
testing naval guns and arrnor plate Is 10
be established in the Wash, OH the Lin
colnshire side, at Preston Shore. Plans
have been deposited with the Board of
Limited. OF Westminster and Coventry.
The range will have a firing distance OF
900 yards.
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Hitchcock Names Three Young
SterS.
Sporting Small Talk.

INK Russell is reported matched to box
Jack Dougherty at Indianapolis. I'ebru-
airy Goth.
TO fight fifteen rounds at Davenport, Ia,
next Thursday.
"Parson'' Davies, the old-time puglllstic
promoter, has gone into baseball. He Is
the New Orleans Club recently.
Jack. Root, who is training at West
Baden srSings. yesterday received an
offer from Billy Gibson, of Salt Lake
CITY, FOR a return match against Marvin
Hart, the battle to take place IN the
Mormon capital the latter part Of March.
Root and Hart hold ~ victory each over
the other, and it is Ciibson's intention to
bring the pair together for a third or
rubber engagement.
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Solicitors Personal Test.

LIVERPOOL. February 1l.-A sample
demned by an expert as musty and unfit
for food. "A. r.. Cloves, a solicitor, who
was defending a dairynan. accused of
starving several COWS, promptly ate some
OF the oats and declared that there was
plenty OF substance in them. He was adj
vised from tho bench to walt TO see what
the effect was after he had diGestsa the
oats. .
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Died of Alcoholism.

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA. February 1l.-Capt.
Dan McCloud. of the schooner Edna A.
Poague, of Bethel. Del, was found dead
to-day in the cabin of the vessel, which
is at anchor here. He had sent his men
ashore on an errand and when they re-
turned to the vessel, which is small, he
was dead, of alcoholism.
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BETRAYED By His Teeth.

was sentenced ut Carlisle Asslzes yester-
Jay,,tp three years pciAc N.-r..de for
sfi9nss;Pys44kiiHE. Conviction was establish
Ell IS. ftlt identiheation of his teeth-marks
thb 10 tieecIcof cheese Which he had Bit
tonamhfTs Justice Granthorn advised the
jury that IT, ever they got Hold OF a piece
nj, ,rlleYse, TO finish il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-12

LET US BUY TT. WE BUY EyEhY-
THING. VA. SALVAGE AND WRECK
ING COMPANY. 40 N. SEVENTH ST.
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Taggarts in Europe; Fight Goes

WOOSTER. OHIO. February 1t.-Judgs
Smyser. chief counse' for Mrs. Grace
CART and her sons are III Europe. The
hearing as TO the custody of the boys
Will come up in Circuit Courttnext week.
just as II Mrs. Taggart and the boys
were hcre.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-12
Absinthe Evil Alarms France.

PARIS. February 1.-THE trade unions
of Franco are getting up Il national petit
ton for the prohibition OF ttie manifac-
ture and sale OF absinthe. The petitioners
point out that absinthe kills tens of thou.
sands of people annually. and its use is
causing epilepsy, tuberculosis. madness
and crime.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-12
~Times-Dispafch Branches.

The following branch Offices have been
established for the benefit Of those living al a
distance from the Main Office OF The Times
Dispatch. The Tlmes-D Dispatch Wants left at
any OF these branches VIII receive the same
careful attention as though they had been left
at the Main Office, and there VIII be no extra
cost to the advertiser.
EI.AUGHTERs DRUG STORE. Twentv.er,h
and Yenable Streets.
W. i. ASEss, 20l8 East Broad Street.
a, 4 SCOTT. Twenty-hfth and Broad Streets.
RonERT J WILLIAMS. Twenty-afth ana
TARRASTs GRANT & Co, Foushee and
G w. LATTmER, No. 800 IVES, Marshall
rHSo HON : DRUG STORE, No. 1921 West
I s h EENyERipaE. Brook Avenue and Clay
RADY's 'pRUG STORE. Barton Heights
PEOPLES DRUG STORE No. 500 williams
RoBIN's PHARMACY. 40. COO East Marsha
direct.
CITY DRUG STORE, No. IA East Main
Street, corner Fifteenth.
TuDsoS TG wsSSy No. @21 Eas, Main.
Pine street. 800
r5 ST. SS5sE EtiIs PARRISH CO.. No. AZ
THE PARAGON PHARMACY Ma on, w.,
h Cary Street ~"
EAIoS PHARMAcY rweaty.eiEhrA and n
j. q, LEWIS, No. I East Broad stfes ,ilfeet7
1pISDLEY 4 WALEER Twenty, nth and
c4NTgR,s psge sroRr NJ. 10. Hall
W .ss.5aEEs Rssas N 81. : lE %s'l Tseo Street.
TwEsY EIGHTH AsSp y STREET. PHAR.
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Cardinal Perraud. of France,
Diving.

.AUTUN, FRANCE, February u.-car.
dinal .Adolphe Perraud,~ Archbishop or Au-
run. is dying from double pneumonia.
which he contracted last week during II
visit 20 the establishment OF the Little
Sisters of tho Poor. The last sacramento
OF the church has been administered
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wANTED-Male

REGISTERED DRUGGIST DESIRES
position; not afraid of work: ten years
exper ence: reference. Address CT. b.,
Box $50. Roanoke, Va,
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MEETINGS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
New York. February 2. 1906.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
general meeting OF the stockholders of
Southern Railway Company has been
called by the Board of Directors, and
will be held at the principal office of
the company IN the city OF Richmond.
Virginia, on "Wednesday. the 18th day of
April, 1906, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, for the purpo of considering an
issue and sale of Development and Geil-
eral Mortgage Bonds by Southern Rail
way Company, and the creation of a
mortgage upon the property of the COM
pany to secure the same, all as proposed
In the communication of Samuel Spen-
Ger. president, to the Voting Trustees.
dated February i, 1906 and of acting
on such other business as may be law
fully brought before the meeting. Tho
transfer books of both preferred and
common stock of this company will be
closed on April Z 1906, and opened again
on April 10, lsa&saaRNs2rdsr .afSlhas Board
of Directors. i. d.. EASkFORD, Sec
rotary.
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Richmond, Va, Jan. 20, 1000.

Richmond, Va, Jan, %. 1906
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Virginia Anthracite
Coal Company will be held at the Office
of tho Company. IN the American Ma
tional Bank building. Richmond, Va,
on Tuesday, February 10, 1906, at l2
O'Clock NJ, for the purpose of elccting
Directors for the ensuing year. and for
the transaction OF any other business
meeting. Is. &. zoLLIcKoF'REIRsR y"
Secretary.
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OF u a
VirtuouSoIxLVerpON

LIVERPOOL, February 1.-THE Liver
pool city authorities are offering for sale,
or to let, n police station and Iock-up in
Aigbuth Vale. The district Is a residen-
tial one. occupied by sllp-owners and
merchants, and there was so little de-
mand for the accommodation that tho
authorities decided to abandon the station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-12

WE MAKE ALL KINDS OF MAT
tresses, hair, felt, cotton, combination
and shuck at lowest prices, LEVY &
KASS. S w. Broad street, Phone 1895.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-12

JOB COMPOST
tors. s21.0 per week: non-union mono
type keyboard operators, S24.W per week.
A few more permanent positions guar
anteed to competent men of good char
acter in the largest private printing
plant in America. Open shop. Trans,
p%ortation to New York Will be furnished
If references are satisfactory and APP
plication is accepted. Write, stating ex-
~perlence and giving names and adj
dresses of references, otherwise VIII not
be considered, TO BUTTERlCN PUB
LISHING co. Rsom $40, Flat-lron
Building, New York city.
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England Sends MILITARY Attacha

LONDON, February 1l.-Mator Count
Gleichcn, military attacho of Great
Britain Mt Berlin and extra equerry to
King Edward, has been appointed mill
tnry attache at Washington. Count
Gleichen Is connected with the British
royal family,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-12

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF. THE
Stockholders OF the Virginia Hot Springs
Company, for the purpose Of e~lcctlng
Directors and for the transaction OF
such other business ms may lawfully
come before the meeting, including the
approval of all of the acts of the Dlrec-
tors OF said Company In the past year,
will be held at the Office OF the Com
pany, Eighth and Main Streets, Rich
mond, Va, on Tuesday, February 2Ith,
1905, at u o'clock NJ. The transfer books
will close Monday, February 10Th, 1900,
at 3 P.. NJ, and remain closed until ~.
A. Nj, Wednesday, February 18th. lolG.
~. TREVlIrT. Secretary.
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Bits of News for
Busy
cumminsion Lawson Committee.

-FbESl. 1fOINEs, IA, February lI.--ciov-
rhbfcfssMm has virtually decided 10
accept Thomas w Iawssn's offer OF
membership on the Lawson Insurance
Committee, though he will make no de-
finite announcement. until aftor n confer
cncc with Governor Johnson, OF Minne-
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Victims of Pogress.

LUNDuN, February I1,-The Marienbad
Electric Tramways Company has lust
issued its annual report for the year 1oN,
in which 1t says: ..During the year 1905
our cars have run over and killed five
sparrows, three dogs and one fowl. Since
the opening of the various lines the street
cars have. run over sixteen sparroWs.
and one fowl"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-12

| will send you n gallon of corn whiskey,
eight years old. BEN TERRY. Ciarks-
vile. Nn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-12

"To head off a steal they have to back
foremost slide is the best for third base.
but for no other base. This is Il different
play altogether from the one mt second
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-12

wANTED-BY A BALTIM o e
wholesale dry goods and notion house,
competent statesmen TO handle our sep
arate lines: must have a thoroughly
established trade and furnish the higR..
ability TO ably represent us. State
amount of sales and territory. Address
A 345. care TImcs-D Dispatch.
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Ignored Fire Alarm: Lost Lives.

ELMIRA, MICH, February 1.-Two
workmen were burned to denih In n ga
loon fire here to-day. They were pulled
out OF bed by rescuers, but. not realizing
their peril crawled back and fell asleep
again.
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Boy Road Agents Under Arrest

ALLENTOWN, PA, February H.
Miles shaak and Nervln Reinhard. twa
boys who are dime novel students. yestcr.
day held UP in real Western style paul
honey, aged IL years. They were ar-
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Bow Hurls Bomb; Wounds -Four,
WARSAW, RUSSIAN POLAND, Feb
ruary 1t.-A bomb. thrown by n boy, to-
day exploded and mortally wounded four
gendarmes. The boy escaped.
Pension for the Provident.

LONDON, February 1l.-rhe Essex
Prevalent Society has decided toNsend 4
resolution 10 the Essen. NJ. P's., afvo-
eating u system of ;tge pensions for those
Who had tried to help themselves hS .rhs
agency OF friendly societies but ~.
Guiding iniprovidelt persons,
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once virginia rIre. ana

Marine INSURANCE. Company,
Richmond. Va. February o, 1906,
annual meeting OF the stockholders ~
this company Will be held at the CON
pany's Office, No, t0l6 East Main street,
Richmond, Vn., on Tuesday. the 10Th In
stant. at ~ o'clock M.
WIILIAM III. MCCARTHY,
Secretary.
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HOW TO GET cALLlER's.

nCALLIER,s GENUINE SWISS MILK
CHOCOLATES' ae sold everywhere by
the best dealers. Packages . cts. 10
20 cts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-12

wANrED-MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade: new system: only eight weeks re-
qufred: wages Saturdays; tools donated:
board provided; so weekly guaranteed
when through. Write for catalogue,
MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE, l31
Prince street. New York city.
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COAL AND WOOD.

LONG TINE AGO a LONG MAN
started the wood business; to-day he Is
known far and wide MS the Wood Man
of Richmond. He sells good wood; he
delivers promptly: his wood Is N. c. H.
Pine: your ne.ghbor won't have any
other. He has sold 1t eight years-half
cord mixed. u S2.6Q. 1201 West Broad.
phone 1869; Bowe and Marshall, phone
1920. T.. 7. LONG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-12

WANTED-TINNERS AND PLUMBERS.
A new discovery for soldering alumni
mum. and also one for old metal with
out scraping or cleaning. Formula with
full directions will be sent to any one
on receipt OF 500 and a &c. postage
stamp. Address +. EHLER METAL
co, Box 33S, Mattoon. III.