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Nolley's School for Boys

Pine between Grace and franklin SITS.
Opens Tuesday, September gath. New
pupils classified Monday. September 23d.
Prepares boys for Colleges and the Unlver.
sity. Gymnasium under competent instruc-
tor. Filtered water.
Teachers: G. NJ. Motley, B. W.. n. Bagot
For catalogue and further particulars. ad-
dress G. NJ. Motley. after sth, 112 North
Fifth Street. Phone 29s2.
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Moses is fine example of the young old
Eian." OF whom there are more living to-day
than perhaps ever before. thanks to physical
culture and hygienIc observance. It should
be the rule not the exception. to hnd, even
in extreme age. the eye undimmed and tho
natural force undated.
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Browning satirizcs vulgar pride and
Jealous ostentation in his inimitable poem,
1.-THE Bishop Orders His Tomb" 81
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Tho custom which transmutes lovely
green sward into crowded and ugly stone-
yard is certainly TO be deprecated.
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TAKEN FROM THE FRONT OF NO.
East Grace Street, about O'Clock
Friday afternoon, one black mare to
buggy. Colored boy was seen TO
drive off with same. Liberal re-
ward II returned to A. l.. BuRFORD
& BRO. $40 North Second Street.
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Fuller says aptly. God not only buried
Moses. but buried Moses grave also. The
private burial, brief obituary. and perhaps
even the unmarked grave, are worthy OF
imitation.
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Real estate for kent.


FOR RENT, THE VALUABLE HOTEL
property at Milford, Va. Possession
Will be given January l, 1905. Apply
to W. E. ENNIS, Attorney. Bowling
Green, Va.
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Wants
ONE CENT a WORD.
ONE CENT a WORD.

THE RATE for Classified Want Advs'.
Using is 1 cont por word, with minimum
cost OF 10 cents .cr each insertion when
paid IN advance, and rs cents when charged
rho samo ratio applies to deaths. marriages,
obituaries and all other classified notices.
No display type allowed in the classified
oolunns
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Host anD Touno.

LOST, TUESDAY EVENING. ABOUT
1880 p. NJ, on Lakeside car on front
seat, or at First and Broad Streets, a
small gold watch with gcntieman's
picture in front and back, with
green silver fob with set attached TO
watch. Regard IL returned 10 400
North Ninth Street.
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Nrlp Quantfo. 4Flale.

WANTED, WIND CLEANERS
(whlte). NATION A L WINDOW
CLEANING CO.. 1872 e. Main Street.
WANTED. SEVERAL. F1RSr-cLASS
steam filters. Apply to STRATTON
& BRAGG CO.. Petersburg, va.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockholders of the Richmond Forg-
ings CORPORATION Will be held at the
Offices of the corporation. at Belle
\ Isle, Richmond, Va. WEDNESDAY,,
September 25, 1907, at11 A. M.
/, o. r. RICDFORD, Secretary,
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WAN is,
ONE CENT a NoRD.
Hlistellanenus.
i N * NNouNc DEMENT'S.

OUR NIuHr SCHOOL HAS JUST RE
opened. bookkeeping, Shorthand.
Typcwrlting, Penlnanship, Arithme-
tic, Grammar and Spelling laugh, by
our regular instructors. pursue any
subjects you desire. Tuition, IS q
month, or s25 for SIX months Ladies
Il. and gentlemen attend. Call, phone
or write for catalogue.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE
Phone, 1871. 705 East Muln Street.
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RIDiG EwAY FARM-1ooo ACRES,
grand old Colonial residence, 500
acres instimber: large. fenced pasture
and low grounds on Deep Creek. four
miles from railroad; forty miles to
Richmond. ED. SCOTT, Arcadia, Fla
AND FARMS FOR
sale at low prices, on easy terms. on
new railroad Fluvanna county, Va,
ranging in size from so to 465 acres.
Bargains for quick buyers. Address
J. r. ELAN Charlottesville. Va.
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Midnight NIisxlon.

Rescue gospel services will be held
sion, Nos 1894 East Franklin street,
from $40 II, M. until midnight. sg
The subject tonight will no III ne
Grace of God That Saves ~ Man. IS II he
Wandering Boyl will be SUNG Gursnx
tho meeting, i II if
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WANTED, FOR PEAR1sBURG. VA,
man as manager Of general store
and bookkeeper: $50 month; Vic,
toria. Va. male bookkeeper ana
stenoErap i,er. $40 month: Waveriy,
Va. male bookkeeper and stenograph-
OF $50 month: Roanoke. Va, male
stenographer, $50 month: Spencer
n. c., male stenographer, $50 a
month: Wilmington, N. G.. two male
persons now for the above positions.
so any one who can accept without
delay should send us references as
to qualifications and character. For
mer Massey students preferred.
though any applications will be con-.
sidered. MASSEY BUSHES COLI
.LEGE. T05 East Main Street.
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aQentS 0Wanteb.

n ,EX;GELLLENT oPPoRTUNITY F0R
local and travelling men to handle
we'll known journal; large commits
sions on new and renewal BUSINESS:
Write for particulars. GROCERY
WORLD, philadelphia, Pa.
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ard wear? stood pre-emncntv for tho ln14
material and Invisible. He was often

ard wear? stood prc-emlncntlv for tho lm4
material and Invisible. He was often
All alone,
wrnpt in STILL dark solid cloud,
1ha curtain OF the Holy One
Drawn round him like shroud
"st. SEPARATE from, the world. his breast
Might duly take and strongly keep
The print OF heaven
For one who lived such a lifo the qla,it,
o. lmmaterlality which characterized hia
grave WINS peculiarly fitting For one who
lived also such n life OF complete self.re4
ftrciation 1t was eminently proper that his
tomb should be unknown. II was posts
intrtem continuance of the spirit OF his fe
Il was manlfestly unfit that the grave OF ona
whcse habit was to efface himself during
llft should become the Mecca OF adnlation.
This seif-forgetfulncss has splendid illustra-
ton In Moses very dying hour He prAys
for n suitable successor and cries, "Let u
rovuh set man over the congregations
The living for others has still further e1.
qualification In the fact that. while he led
did not enter himself. He put them in thu
way OF a goodly possession. In which he
was not to have any share. even to the ex-
ten: OF pressing the soil with his foot. Thus,
In sacrifice of personal aims and gains hg
Indicated In advance the browning grace OF
the Prophet who was to be like him, though
greater.
Speculation about the grave OF Moses Is as
| futile as that about the holy sepulcher In
both cases 1t is wholly matter or curiosity.
It is OF precious little moment whether
r
| was resurrected after burial. or whether
Moses was translated. No doctrine concerns
nr the resurrection can be based upon an
\ Instance SO evidently exceptional and APP
1 paienty purposey ill-defned In the narra-
1. tive What Moses was and did, these arc
| the dynamic facts. What became OF his
| body is matter of indifference. The latter Is
| lief. uncertain, the former Is recorded with
| precision. Not only is Moses name hewn
4 out on Time as on rock. but ''he stands
| on Times as on n pedestal"
4 ANALYSIS AND KEY.
4. 1 Manner of Moses death.
Fit climax to series OF Levic incidents.
i ., Farewell spoken. Psalm sung. Bless
III Ing pronounced.
Il Death journey to Nebo
4 Vision of Promised Land.
/ Moses burial idealzed.
Curious speculations.
II Jude's reference to traditions about
Moses body
i More practical things considered.
4 4. Moses death exemplary.
II Law giver also law-breaker
Il Penalty borne.
& .. Moses stands for the immaterial In mas
. teriallstic age
,. Proper HIS tomb should be unknown.
THE TEACHERS LANTERN.
!. Customs touching the disposition OF hu-
mar remains are among the most tenacious
of all. Innovation Is exceedingly difficult.
Intrusion Into this sacred region is usually
resented. Sensitiveness is natural. But In
this celebrated case OF Moses II is an open
question whether there are no: some sug.
sestlons we would do well TO iced.
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WANTED, TRAVELLING Statesmen.
on commission, to carry four samples
Of mems shoes. to retail at 50 and
$3.50; ready sellers everywhere. state
territory experience. etc. ALL-
LEATHER SHOE FACTORY. Baltl-
more, Md.
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED FER
tilizer chemist. Address TENNESSEE
CHEMICAL COMPANY Nashville,
Tenn, or James G. Tinsley, p. o. Box
1874, Richmond, Va.
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clerk in Maryland; sis per month to
start with. Room free. References
required. Address DRUG. care MIL
4 bourne < Advertising Agency, Ba1tl-.
more, Md.
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ONE OF THE MOST
valuable pieces of property in Man
chester. Va; large corner, good build
ing. fitted up for grocery and liquors.
now doing good business: rare
chance for business man. Box $50,
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Folly of being welded to theory is illus
treted in those who affirm the Mosaic au-
thorshp of even the thlrty-fourth chapter
OF Deuteronomy. The straits they are put
to are severe. Some say Moses had special
revelation. others that he anticipated the
event and described 1t. Josephus and Philo
affirm that Moses wrote the account OF his
own death to prevent his being helfied.
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Dihinenn 1Rotirrs. 4
<~~N(~' y r =
Nmoo oF n

Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co.
-oNsEcUTivE =; DivfDENp No as
Tho board OF directors have this day
Z declared a. dividend of two (2) per
cent, the same being consecutive
quarterly dividend No. 4S, on the
company, payable October Is, 1907,
when dividend checks will be mailed
to all preferred stockholders of
record at the CLOSE of business on
< September 49,, 1907. The books for
the trans fer Of stock will be closed
from q a M. on Saturday, Septe!nber
as, 1907, until t1O%A. M. on fWednes-
istday, October IS. 1907. :,
ss6 58s:: n w. aTRANEFaS, Treasllrer. z.
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GOOD INCOME MAY BE EARN ED
corresponding for newspapers; tx! ~
CORRESPONDENCE BUREAU, y Bond
Building, Washington, D.. z.
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H[eetil1QS.

Tidewater and Western r. II. Co..
Richmond, September is. 1907.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Tldewater and
Western Railroad Company Will be held
at the officeof Messrs. Munford. Hun
ton, Williams and Anderson, In the MIL
tlal Building, Richmond, Va, at IL H..
on "WEDNESDAY, October 2, 1907.
G. NJ. WILSON, Secretary.
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Roarn 0dIanten.

soARD WANTED. BY OCTOBER .isT,
by gentleman and wife. west OF
Sixth Street and south OF Broad
State terms by week and month.
Second floor preferred. l.. r. 81.
care Postmaster, Bedford City, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-21

HAVING QUALIFIED AS. ADMINS.
II traitor tor, Of the estate Of Greer H..
Raughman. deceased, hereby glve
notice that all debts due. the estate
are to be paid to me, and al GAINS
presented to me for settlement. g,
a. BAUG HNIAN, Administrator Of the
estate of Greer II. Bnughman, de-
ceased.
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This was the first private burial OF
which we have record The obituary is also
exceedingly brief. The record is: He died
there In the land of Moab. and tthey) buried
him in Il valley"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-21

EVERY DEPosITOR IN A BANK is
equally entitled to the greatest se-
curity and the best service. THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
! MONo. VA, undoubtedly affords both.
and invites accounts from all classes
needing the facilities Of strong.
large. courte Gus bank. Assets,
$4,000, 100000. Organized April, 1865.
SPECIAL AND PATENTED MACHINE
cry built. Why not have your ideas
developed, manufactured and market
ed? Liberal propositions; will save
You money. c. B. FORD CO.. Trgg
& Shipyard. Phone 3028.
EVERY WEARER OF "A
{ decent watch to know that JAHNkE
BROS, watchmakers g12 East Main
Street, is tho placeto have 1t proper
ly repaired. y
LET US CLEAN YOUR W y, M 2, Y !:
CO.. 1912 East Main Street; phone
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= RI edmond. va. September TO-, 70 07;a
THE BOARD OF DIRECToRSsoF TT & Y Y
clared regular quarterly. dividend
4 of ONE AND "A HALE li.l-s) i, na1
5 &c EMIT, + payable OCTOBER Sot'
CHECKS will he mailed.
II -#4 Oh. HILL, Cashier.
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ReaI estate for @alr.

FOR SALE, SIXTY ACRES. I IL MILES
from Richmond, fronting on VIII
liamsburg and Charles City Roads;
ten-room house, new barn and Jeut-y
buildings; four new chicken-fouses.
with large runs: incubators, brood
ers, colony houses. etc. Will sell part
or whole. Satisfactory reasons for
selling. W. 3. WHEELER. Rural
Route No. 6, Richmond Va.
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LOST. FRIDAY AFTERNOON. LA
and two rubes, somewhere between
Sixth and Broad and Fourteenth and
Main. Reward IL returned to Chief
OF Police.
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miscellaneous.

Hartford Conn.,, would be pleased
to call and see II they will send
their address ITO EVERETT SELDEN
! GEER, p. o. General Delivery, Rich
s mond, Va. 5f 81
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Der8olla'l8..

{ WEALTHY AMERICAN; sGENTLE-
man desires to adopt girl between
age Of. twelve and fifteen years. must
be OF, good family; highest reference
required and given: splendid chance
for young girl to secure splendid ed
must accompany reply; no trlners.-
Address j.. care The Molsons Bank,
Maryland Trust Co. office, Baltimore,
Md Phi Otos returned S
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EeIp QManten, MaIe.

BRIGHT. ACTIVE YOUTH N,4AETEiD,
with some knowledge Of sig ma rk-
ing, and who wishes to 1earntw1ndow
dressing. Applicants must submit
specimens OF card marking. MILLER
s. RHOADS.
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1arofessinnal Delp lanten.

WANTED, TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS
and schools for teachers. THE VIR-
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU, Rev
r. w, Cridltn, Manager. Manchester
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED CLERK IN
green grocery: must be a sober man
and understand cutting meat. Apply
Street.
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WILLIAM BUCHANAN.

GENERAL 5AcC OUNTANI; TT %
to business proupt Thy. y hone, aoll,@
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F1RsT-CLAss, 5HUsTLING 5cARPEN-
ter foreman on large frame ware,
houses. Address. with references ahd
pay expected. Box III. city.
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LOST, tTuEspAY,yoN TURNPIKE BE-
tween Richmond and Petersburg,
two cattle. Finder VII. plcnce noti-
fy CARTER BROS, Petersburg, Va.
LOST, ON EIGHTH, BETWEEN
Franklin and Main, n wa m. Re
ward II left at 4l7 North Nh-ih.
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LEr US CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS.
q N I'll ONALI $WINDOW-C LEANlNG
+ CO.. 1912 East Main Street; phone
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WANTED, FIRST GLASS REGISTERS
4 ed druggist; good salary to right
man; must come well recommended.
4 WILLIAM A McCLlaN4AHAN, Norfolk,
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upHoLsTERINa.

t,, tt5E UF1iCLSiGftlSS.!s tsi 49,
PARLoR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS AND
like new,slip covers made and mat
tresses renovated, for cash or on
easy payments. No charge, for estl-
mates. CHARLES JURGENS'S SONS.
Adams and Broad Streets. g4s &
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/. WHEN YOU WANT TIE BEST
TRUNKS BAGS AND GIFT GOODS.
LIN every size. shape ana price, or
!. wish your trunks, bags or sultcases
repaired, be sure t.. call or telephone
5$70a East Broad Street, Phone 51S
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SITUATIONS GMantrn, 6eluale.

A LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES
n position as teacher or companion.
Terms reasonable. Address Miss a,
care Postmaster, Tunstall, Va.
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HATS CLEANED. BLOCKED, SHAPED.
HANDEL, TIE PRACTICAL Halter.
formerly at 822 East Broad, now To-
Gated at sos East Broad. Ali kinds OF
mems hats cleaned. blocked and
shaped equal to new
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Delp 1Manten. Female.

MILLER & RHoADs REQUIRE THE
services of twenty-five bright, ac-
tive girls, between the a ges of twelve
and fifteen years.
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EVERY DEPos1ToR IN "A BANK IS
equally entitled to the greatest Sc.
curity and the best service. THE
FIRST NATIONAL. BANK OF RICH
M0ND, VA. undoubtedly affords both,
needing the facilities Of strong,
large, courteous bank. Assets,
$9,000000.00. Organized April, 1866.
PARLoR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS. AND
coucles recovered and reuphol stered
like new. slip covers made and mat
s.. easy payments. No charge for esti-
mates, CHARLES JURGENS' SONS,
Adams and Broad Streets. n
LET US CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS.
M NATIONAL 81 WINDOW CLEANING
Co. 1912 East Main Street. Phone
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Diallu Tu1t,lg.

TUNED AND REPAIRED BY
I. our expert factory worRnlens at mod
crate prices. Our work Is Of the
4 .hnest: Satisfaction, guaranteed,
let gussma Ike you al n estimate on same.
STIEFF'S. 206 East Broad Street. ss
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Secret burial OF Moses was not intended to
conceal his grave for the purpose OF guard-
Ing against q superstitIous and idclatrous
reverence. There could DO no fear OF that
OF account OF the opinion held by the Israeli
ties that corpscs and graves defilcd. Even
Abraham's grave was never superstttiously
LrcNerenced H.
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WANTED, @REGIsTEREDs DRUGGIST;
will pay sac per week and give rea-
"a sonable hours. JOHN Il, IIAQAN,
Ii DanVllle, Va.
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UMBRELLAS, UMBRELLAS.

SCHREMP'S UMBRELLA FACTORY.
6o1 East Main, selling school umbrel.
las at 20 and 30 cents each, to adj.
vertise new establishment.
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WN75l0lG Us
ONE CENT A WORD.
.MightyGoo dReports

are being received from adver-
Users using Times-Dispatch
want ads. If you are not using
them it will pay you to give
these result-producing wanta ads.
trial. Phone for the want
ad. man.
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YOUNG LADIES TO TRIM
cigar boxes. Comfortable quarters
and refined associates Apply to
DAVID NJ. LEA eco, corner Main
and Twentieth Streets
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WANTED, A FIRST-GLAsS BARBER;
\ good salary at. start, Apply 16 West
Broad Street, M .ssI
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AWNINGS y.

HAVE YOUR AWNINGS TAKEN DOWN
and stored for the winter, by an eS-
pert Best OF care. II. f. COPE
LAND G. CO. 10S North Ninth Street.
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FuRN1TuRE AND CHINA PACKING

FURNITURE. CHINA AND WEDDING
presents packed and shipped with
care. JACOB UMLAUF. Phone 3292.
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WANTED, A HOUSE SERVANT: ONLY
ences need apply. 1l4I West Avenue.
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FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF BAGS;
new and secondhand bags. RICH
MOND BAG CO.. INC.
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FLAGS. TENTS AND DECORATIONS.
TENTS AND FLAGS FOR THE STATE
Fair. Football and Episcopal Convene
ton. We are manufacturers. II. e.
COPELAND & co., los North Ninth
Street.
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Keil's Interpretation is curious. viz.
Gods Intention was to place Moses In the
came category with Enoch and Elijah. Go1
burying the body with his own hand i'm
parted a power to It which preserved It from
corruption and prepared the way for 1t to
pass into the same form OF existence to
which Enoch and Elijah were taken. without
either death or burial This Is the basis
OF the Jewish tleologoumcnon mentioned bv
Jrdc OF the contest between Michael and
tho deviI'
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WANTED, JOB PREss FEEDERs AMI,
y, girls In. our btndery WILLIAMS
PRINTING CO.. 8 South Tenth Street,
city.
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Thus, for example, the death OF Moses was
undoubtedly intended to be exemplary. He
wa. a lawgiver. but he was also himself a
Law -breaker. He must suffer In sight of all
the people the penalty OF the law which he
not only gave, but also broke. Again. Moses
In an age of practical materialism. which
was always asking. What shall we cat, drink
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WANTED, A PORTER. APPLY TO
"a Wagner's Drug Store, Sixth ana
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THE COMING SEA
son. first-class tailoress: good SAL
AIRY to the right person: none but ex-
perienced persons need apply. I. b.
RIDER. 90 West Clay Street.
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK. GOOD
wages and a nice, permanent horne
to the right person. Apply 404 LON
hardy Street. near Franklin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10
STATE OFFICIAL
LEADS HOOD[UMS
Statistician Fred W. Price, AL
legged Gentle, Heads Thea
ter Disturhers.
"ALPHABET" JENSEN
ALSO IN THE CROWD
Mormon Legislator and Cutler
AppOintee Raised Row at
American Meeting.

State Statistician Fred W. Price, an
alleged GENTLE appojntee of Governor
John c. Cutler. and Nephi United
States Centennial Jensen, a member of
the Legislature, who rs 10 go on a Nor
mon mission TO the Southern States as
soon as the Legislature adlourns, Led
the hoodlums who attempted to dis
turb the American party mass meeting
at the Salt Lake Theater Thursday
night
Jensen admitted to Tribune reporter
yesterday his part in the affair, and
Prices participation in the attempted
disturbance is well authenticated by
witnesses of his noise and disorder.
Much Indignation was expressed by
holding a high position under the State
Government should lead gang Of row
dies in their effort TO create trouble in
a public mass meeting of citizens
There has been some suggestion that
Governor Cutters attention be called
TO the matter. but this will probably
not be done for the reason that the
Cutler belongs, is in sympathy with
the movement which Price led, and
their organ yesterday approved of the
disturbance which Price and Nephi
United States etc. Jensen tried TO
create.
The American party mass meeting
was subject of general discussion
among politicians Yesterday. The
Americans themselves were gratified be-
yond measure at the enormous attend
ance and the enthusiasm shown, and
tho leaders of the church parties were
forced 10 admit that the immense dem
onstraiion of American party sentiment
surprised them beyond measure
These old-time politicians figured that
IT would he impossible TO create any en-
thnsiasm Of political nature so long
in advance Of campaign. and the fact
that more than two thousand people al
tended the meeting. while another thou
sand We're turned away, was a body
blow 10 those who hoped and predicted
that the meeting would be a Nfrost -