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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-03-06
MISS HARTMAN IMPROVES.
Operation Performed on Daughter o
Railroad Maqnate successful.

New York, March AT the home
Of u. H. Hartman 1t was said today
that the condition Of Miss Carol Harri-
man. Mr.. Harriman's daughter, was
improving. nr. William G. Lyle said
that the operation for mastoiditis had
been entirely successful and that
there was no doubt Of recovery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-23
SOME WONDERS OF
hS Ok
NEW YORK CITY.

Over two hundred and fifty thousand
people work at night.
Coney Island is sometimes visited by
FIVE hundred thousand people day.
There are 1872 department stores,
employing over ten thousand people
The population is now 100000.
London 5 population is 100000 more,
but New York is growing seven times
as fast as the British metropolis and
should becoma the largest city in the
world inside of ten years The popu-
lation increases at the ratio of FIVE to
one, compared with the increase of the
rest of the country
There are 112 theaters and two grand
opera houses, seating about 10000
people.
About fortv-fve thousand marriages
are solemnized every year, one in every
eleven minutes.
In 1885 New York had only twenty
eight millionaires; now it has over two
thousand.
Over 476.000.000 gallons of water are
used every day in the greater city.
\ child is born every four minutes
and death occurs every seven min
utes.
The city contains 5000 LAWYERS. s.
600 actors, 1900 actresses. 5000 art
lists, 10000 musicians, $4,000 stenog-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-23
The Man We Love,
Honor and Obey



/, dope before I made it. Oh, of course
we II have to go,-as long as you will
persist in roping me in for these mel
ancholy occasions. 1t IS a pity a man
couldn t be allowed to spend a few min
utes at his home once in awhile-or
in the whatever apology he's got for
a homei
ooh, I've got to dress have II Oh
certainly! No, | wouldn It go in bust,
ness suit where all the other men will
be in evening clothes. Certainly not.
But II bet a stogie that not one of the
bunch that IL be there ever heard of
evening clothes up to five years ago!
| suppose you IL give me chance to
take about three draws on a cigar
before you yank me out of here, wont
youa Have | got any clean dress
shirts? Oh, you don't know, Ell
Well, | didn t expect you would, my
dear; just asked to make little after
dinner persifage, that IS all.
sd we mean to tell me that you re
going out in heat like this with TWEEN
ty pounds of excelsior tucked under
your real hair? Why don you carry
box of kindling wood on top of that
store hemp? It's the latest for wo.
men to make themselves up to look
like people out of a nut factory, and
you ought to keep up with the parade,
sure.
Say, what makes you look so pale
Hope you get enough to eat around
here,-don t you Especially with the
telephone so handy for ordering?
''Hum! So I've got to put in a
10 &. A,,+4 he
back NOW have ]? Say, IN crazy
to tell YOU that ! IN no lady's maid
Say, will you stand still for the if
teenth of a second So | can hook
these fool things9 Oh, lord, why
didn t you come to me to do this be
fore / got all my clothes on? 1t 8 the
hottest darn work | ever did. My col
lar and shirt front are a meek melted
sacrifice already. Say, how can you
breathe with thing like that buckled
around yous / suppose you think
you We got pretty figure all squeezed
up like that? viii you stop fiddling
around with your arms and let that
idiotic pompadour alone for a minute!
Where does this flap goa Oh, up on
the shoulder, ehl / thought maybe L
had to fasten it to your shoe. Stand
still! l love this jobl [ could die
hookin' you up! Oh, no; 1 haven t
the slightest desire in the world for
pull or two at that cigar. 1 hate
cigars. This for me. How l love my
teacher. Teacher, can / stay in after
school and button your shoese
"Wel, come on now. Wipe that
dab of powder-there IS a peck of it
out of your left ear. Come on. Ain It
You ready yetl Yes j We turned out
the lights. Come on, will you? Think
IN goin to stand around here on one
leg like penguin all nighta Darn it
all, are you coming or notR''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-23

raphers, $500 statesmen and saleswo-
men, 900 farmers, 1000 undertakers
and $50 female BARRIERS
No. ! Wall street is considered the
highest priced property in the United
States. Several years ago it sold for
300 a square foot, and is assessed by
the city at a little over 81 per square
inch.
The transient hotel population is
figured at 250,000 people day. The
hotel properties are valued at over
$50, 900, 000.-Success Magazine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-23

Every employee of the Bank of Eng
land is required to sign his name in a
book on his arrival in the morning. and,
if late, must give the reason therefor.
The chief cause of hardness is usually
fog, and the first man to arrive writes
fog opposite his name. and those
who follow write "ditto. = The other
day, however, the first late man gave
as the reason, "wife had twins, - and
twenty other late men mechanically
signed s|ditto underneath
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-23

A Denver reporter credits Langdon
Smith, the Washington newspaper man,
with brilliant bit of description -
remember, he said. ''my first visit to
Washington. Smith, big and handsome
and vivaeious, showed me about. From
an emlenee great pale dome rose up
against the blue sky, the dome of the
capitol. What is that? said l. That?
said Smith. ooh, that s the national
gas works -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-23
A FRIENDLY TIP.

my dear boy said Enpeck, who
happened to be in confidential mood
''vou will never know what real hap
piness is until you get married. -
You don t mean it,, exclaimed
Singleton, astonished at such a remark
from such an unexpected source.
5 fact, rejoined Enpeck
but then it viii be too late for YOU
to appreciate it. Chicago News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-23

on trip abroad did
m Weekly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25
Gburft) Rottrts.
BAPTIST

( ! 4 Z
TN elfth streets)-The pastor. Rev. GEO. W.
MCDANIEL. Will preach at both services-
M an sup $50 esssi 70
SECOND BAPTIST cHuRcH-DR. ". r.
preaching BY tho pastor. Salvation Army
MON. sunday School $3.50 a. II. Frank
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Geerner Grace and Eoushee streetsl.TMnsv;
EssodI NJ sASsA p Psosssns s.
lion Of Peace" and at s r. NJ. "Faithtulness
III Small Things" prayer-mestinE Wednes-
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
tGrove Avenue ana Harrison street)-Rsv.
81. and IS r. Is. Sunday school at e:l5 \.
81 John Garland Pollard. snpt. Mtdweelk
prayer service "Wednesday at r. NJ Nist'
: + sS iTABERNAcLE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Grove Avenue: and Meadow ssreet)-WM:
LCoKHART, BALL: pastor.-Preachlns az az
NJ. Prayer.mectinE Wednesday at; P.
Nj Everybody welcome.
!, PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH tCoR-
nor Grace and Madison Streets)--F. T. Mc-
FhDEN. D. D.. pastor.-servlces At Il a.
~ MIdweek service wednesday at 8 P. 81.
SECOND PREsBYTERlAS CHURCH
The pastor. Rev. RUSSELL. CECIL. D. D.
scrvices--tnorning nt IL a. III. and evening
at p NJ. All are cordially Invited to be
present at these services.
SERVICES AT GRACE STREET PRESBY-s
terrain Church at II a.. NJ and s.P. NJ. cons
Quoted by the pastor. REVERE W1THER-
CHURCH OF THE covBNAST-RBv. j.
| CALVIN STEWART. .. D.. pastor.-Dlvine
service tomorrow at IL A. a.. preaching by
1 the pastor. and at p. NJ. joint service
Will be held in the new church with the con-
| sregation OF the Grove Avenue Baptist
Church; preaching By Rev. w. c. James. D.
METHODIST
CENTENARY NJ: a.. CHURCH. SOUTH
| tcerner3 Grace and Fifth1-sunday school AZ
ins subject, THE Good Samaritan; evening
'v RSskE IA M Mss nseai NJ e. CHURCH.
Sunday School $50 a.. 81. Preaeh,ns ssi il A.
NJ and i7:so 7. e nj
| SEVENTH STR EFT CHRISTIAN:
Church-Preaehing II An. IN, and ~: NJ,
s.. "Reyerenoo"; $ =. A.. Prayer and
/ Providence"
c MSESHALL STREET cnnssTlAM !,
Rev. II. C. COMBS will I'LL the pulpit. Sun.
daw school $50. Christian Endenvor y. 81
FIRST c fHH1sHl 81 e sa1HSfh scrEsrrs7
I (church edihcc Park Avenue and Meadow
1 StreeD--Sundny morning..l O'clock. sub.
| Ject TRUTH Experience anu testi.
lr.cny meeting every Wednesday evening at
1870. The reading-room Is located in Charn-
he, OF Commerce, Building. and is open every
| do. from 10 to g. All are cordially invited
LUTHERAN.
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
(corncr Grace and Seventh Streets)---J. j
Il SCHERER. JR. 3pastor.--Sabbnth School a:3(
4 a NJ: II a. b.. preaching by the pastor
4 subject, "SOme Has Bcens"; z +. 81. Luther
4 League, led by the pastor, subject. spirit.
val Life: IS T.. NJ. vesper service. subject OF
sermon. Spiritual Agricultural" All corlinl
Il ~ invited to worship with us.
NEW JERESALEAl.
NEW JERUSALEM MISSION 3tS0t SOUTE
Il Pine Streetl--Rev. JUSIus9 b. gSpLERS, mas
tor. Services II a. NJ. All welcome.
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Christian Endeavor,
Epworth League and
BY. P.UJ. Topic
Iiy,pcritical Fa.ts yReprore.i {Homo n

Irylocritical Faat4 SReprove.l tHome MIS-
slons).
Isaiah will, 1-la. January IS. 1905. Il
That IS an unworthy ana untrue idea Oh
thc prophet which conceives OF him ns NOV
ed automatically to utter certain words thu
slrnifcance OF which no does not himself
discern. The prophets were men az like
passions with tho men OF to.day. This III
pee ulinrly true oflsalah. ..Ie was an ardent
patriot. lie surveyed the national evils witt,
O. broken heart. Hessousht the cure OF them
He applied It With dauntless courage He
sttwed outward religion. however paiastaI<-
ing. no substitute for. inward religion. Thu
acceptable fast them and now II the one la
which heavy burdens ..are undone. the OPP
pressed freed, Jokes broken, hungry ted.
poor housed. This Is the essence .of .ipiety1
and patriotisns, In all times and Places
Wherever this Is practtced light breaks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25
The International ....
Sunday School Lesson
first Quarter. Lesson ". January ce, 1908.
n IA John II, 1899. "a
JESUS CLEANsEs THE TEMrLE.

JESUS C1.EIANSES THE TEMPLE.
Tho Lamb OF the marriage acern Mt Cana
suddenly becomes Lion IN the presence OF
tho gross proclamation Of Iiis Fn,hsrs MOUSE ,sls
cent domestic inedei', VIII. II, presence enc,
an aspect terrible In tbs extreme. He
sn,ites the carth with the iron rod OF HIS
mouth. and before the fan In His hand the
chatr flies away.
N scandalous gale OF privilege TO n,er-
chants ana others TO iunlawfu1ly blockade the
city sidewalks Of New York vas no. long on
doing something like that in the temple.
Fo, 4 hxed price, or per cAraturn on the
sales, they wsro allowing the traftlckers to
sst up their taoernas and expose their wares Z,
degrees. The national conscience, callous
,thcushSit vas. would have resented z whole
salo Introduction OF the ma-ket. Located,
too. as It was in the least saored part: tbs
court OF the Gentlea. and partaktng as II
did Of the nature Of an insult to the Foreign
bern. II gave the least possible oftonse TO tho
native Lcwes.
SO for gain the temple Ia rnetamorphosed
Int stockyard. Bleatine lambs drown
the sound OF the tinkllnE bells on tho fringe
of the high priests robe, and the lowins
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25

j.siaposition and saaipoisk Ths individus
human character viii draw from Jesus tusl
Ills wrathtui dispisasusee HIS ,'coneia q
s"Departt & y w
r.. ho.s ss .s 9sa ,s h:sTs YIN
u ias sas vocal % ' s'S ef q
II the ..nap.sr wsre 10 approach the ~
sys aS pseposs ts Sve n az
tiop would be indignantly resented. He aps
reaches cundestinely- He effects an IN,
ranfs asao IL IT, ~ sseis
house. b ls
n ssas1 \ h 1fana i y INDY yns M
assert His authority. and drive t,t what OF
In any given congregation could ut the satnt
instant take material form and be exposex
to View. ", What scene the Ghris.an nud!so.
ball; herds and flocka and tables OF money.
clihnscrsi The Church needs to be guarded
asa'nst Proclamation as we'll as the temples.
The Quaker proposed a good way OF cleans
ing up the rneetlnE-houBe when he said;
let each clean The spot lbs occupies"
In columbusJ O.. is sill shown On whist,
the late Peter Hayden. the banker. Mi
otlvious to his surroundings. worked ous. n
compound interest problem to q nntsh Ia th@
vers midst OF . sermon. What was that
| oul the table OF q money~chanIar Ia tbs
ANALYSIS AND KEY. y.
/ Proclamation of Temple. *
i Corrupt hierarchy: maker scandalouH
| sale of prlvilegea
| Temple made n atock-yard. Y
/ Effect upon Jesus. III
His Indignation.
/ Expes tho horde.
Nothing supernatural. s
Offenders conscious OF their sacT1lkye.
III 8. Authority OF Jesus CHALLENGED.
business OF deed not questioned.
Sign demanded.
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PLEASANT FIELDS
OF HOLY WRIT
"Save Tor my dairy range
Anon 8 the pleasant fields OF Holy Writ, 4
might despalr."-Tcnnyson.
JAWS W. CLARK. 3. D.. Editor, Cincinnati.

q q. cattle compete. With the antiphonAl
chanting q the priests. The sweet incense
q the golden censer Is neutrnlized by tho
all rise the piercing tones. the excited chat
tsrlng OF the buyer and the seller, and tho
rs aosp hs.s 81 HI, ys
synilcd themselves OF the presence OF wor.
Fhipers from foreign parts TO expose for sale
slight VIII With m ,hs p ps%ls se
vice. SO The temple had bhcoma a nolsy.
nithy place. AZ the very period Of tho Pass-
calm and quiet. IL was really Characterized
by the greatest and protanest confusion
Mammon had snpplanted God in His own
or this proclamation Jesus had been tho
silent observer on His annual Visits to Jern-
salem t,ax. Il, !! vas Ss,u no late discovery on III.
terrible because It had been 80 long pent up.
How this Gailean peasant could singls.
handed axpe the horde OF trafficksrs who
and tessellated floor with the tenacity Of
barracles. has been matter of surprise TO
some who have sought q supernatural ex.
waE aided by a student outbeaning OF His
Divinity. No doubt Jesus face and carriage
wire majestic, and HIS voice authoritative;
with lot OF conscicnce.cownrds. They
ruerileslous character Of their f busln sa.
had long been outraged by these time-hon.
Gree abuses. They rejoIced to zee the stand
ard set up. and gladly lent a hand to aid In
tn. expulsion. IT
The startled temple authorities regain
their equilibrium. and set upon Jesus az lie
sands there In the midst OF the temple He
had made pure and quiet once more. They
display that ptiful folly which always al
terward characterize their attacks upon
Him. They dare not raise question as Il
the justncas OF the thing done. Wa!s no
thar very business OF the thing done sum
| cent credental OF the doar? It wns ridicu
\ !cns TO ask for m additional Sign. The
betrayed the poverty OF their resources il
Ali through His ministry. evan n. II
nuns on the cross, Jesus was in,portune
Tor q sign: but He never once worked
miracle on demand. On this occasion
nltaning 81 which untolded itxelflSto frlen
/ ana foe alike. on the occasion OF HIS res,,r
rection. Like many OF JesuA. saying. mi
had both literal and flEurative meanii,,
This literal referred to His body. which Ii,
: Jews did destroy, and which Jesus raise
i three days later. Tho spiritual meanin
might be, brought out III q para pi, rase
Continue to destroy this temple BY de
| !lferate pro fanat!on OF II. and out OF IT. a
rom a decayiny husk. Z will raise the Twin
stalk OF Ny Church," 81 $3.50 '.li'
THE TExCltEE's LASTERx.
i No portion OF Scripture displays sthe on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25
Seaboard Air Line Railway.

soUTHBoUND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
a;15 A. M.-Local to SorlIna. Raleigh.
cnurlotte. Wilmington. e:25 r. M.-Sleep-
era and coaches, Atlanta. Birmingham, Sa-
vrnnah. Jacksonvile and Florida points.
1886 p. M.-t'lorida Limited. l:;53 ~. NJ
Sleepers and coaches Savannah. Jackson.
Willie and Southwest.
nCRTHBOEND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY.
SOS A.. NJ: e:15 A. NJ. Florida Limited;
$50. p. ~; G:35 F. n.
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Real estate 0Aat1ten.

~ ~~~~><>~~-~-~~.-o-S-.~ <---~.~-~
WANTED. A SOUTHERN PLASTA-
tion, with colonial house: prefer II
on river, either In Virginia or North
Carolina: would like to- trade gilt
edge Cleveland (Ohio) vacant Or i'm.
proved property In on same. Please
write fully. II photos are sent they
VIII be returned. GEORGE H. TAY-
LOR. 1907 Schofield Building, Cleve-
land. Ohio.
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Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 5. 1903
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: S:l5 A.. NJ. and
7:2a r. NJ. sll:40 p, II.
For Norfolk: $500 "A. NJ. $500 p. u. ana
For N & W. Ry. West: $500 4. NJ. s:1o
For Petersburg. $500 a. 81. 1910. $500.
ss::s p. NJ. 600. 9:4o p. 81. 1928 and il::o
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: .s:es
r. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $40,
A. M.:s1:27. a:o5. $3.50. $500 and $3.50 P. NJ
Except Sunday. ."Sunday only. 's'Ex
cept Monday.
Time OF arrivals and departures and con-
.ections not guaranteed.
c. s. CAMPBELL D. P. A.
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n kESWN5it6|k&W6 ]

ONLY ALL:RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Leave Byrd. Street Station, Richmond. In
effect December !. 1907. FOR NORFOLK:
$500 A. NJ, 500 p. NJ. and 1875 r. NJ. daily.
FOR LYSCHBURG. THE WEST AND
|SOUTHWEsT. $500 a. NJ, Ia Q r. ". and
$40 r.. n. daily. ARRIVE RICHMOND
From Norfolk. 11:3O A. NJ. and $3.50 Il. N
daily. From the West, 7:4o An. 2:o5i r..
81 and $3.50 p. NJ daily. Pullman Parlor
and Sleeping Cars. Cafe Dining Cars.
W b. BENILL. c. II. BOSLEf,
Gen. Pass. Agent. Div Pass. Agent.
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a1lRlp vpaanrfp. ttlale.

I~~~---,------N~ .~-eS-<-@le---<p~--
lodled unmarried men. between ages OF
Is and sb;, ctt,zons OF the United
Etutes. .of goDd character and temper.
ate bits. WHO .nr speak, reau and
write English. Men wantId now tor
service In Cnbn and taa philippines.
For information apply to Rrcruiting
Officer. $40 Fast Broad ST, Richmond,
VA. l23 Sycamore ST. Petersburg, Va.
or coluinbla building. Granny ST.. Nor
folk Vn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25

Young MEN TO PREPARE FOR
ANIMATION for railway mail
and other government positions:
superior Instruction BY mail:
established fourteen years; thou
sand OF succeasful students;
sample questions aud "iow Govern
fnent Positions are Secured sent
free. INTE RSTATE SCHOOLS Cedar
Rapids, iowa.
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh md Perry
81 =, s. %, 10, III. sia A. NJ. 1, g. a, s.
sl5:45. s6.tT, IS. %. 10 P. n. is5.
IS II :. NJ for Chester; II midnight. for
Cars leave Petersburg. foot sycamorc
Street. for Manchester.
s:s5. s.7:l6. 1855. s;3s. e:a5. 1896.
i1i:35 "A. NJ, 1a:35. .I:35, 2:35. 3:35. 1855,
5.s5. 6:s5, .7:35, s:3s. 9:s5. '1o.4o, 1880
p. N.
Carries baggage and express.
Limited. except Sunday and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond.
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Solicitors ano 5alesnell.

statesmen. DEMONSTRATORS AND
crew managers: the house OF every
gas consumer Is to have gas expert
Greg Sry's bright light governor
burner put on. Come and see It.
Statesmen make from 20 to $40 per
day. Call all this week ard sec
window demon strait, n. Fl. GRIM
q NELL SONS. 3304 East Broad Street.
CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED; EXPE-
rience unnecessary: 500 per month
and expenses. PEERLESS CIGAR
CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
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Leave Richmond u
Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B.-Following schedule figures pub.
lislled only rs Information. and are not
. 7.:oo'A. M.-Daiiy-Local for Charlotte.
11.l5 A.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pull.
man To Atlanta and Birmingham. New
Orleans, Memphis. ChastAnooEa, and
y all ths South. Through coach for
ChaEe City. Oxford Durham.
$500 r. Mex. Sunday--Kcysvllle Local.
11:sV4p. M.-Daiiy-Limited Pullman ready
$3.50 p 81. for all the South. 3
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 r.. Nix. Sunday-To West Point
Connecting for Baltimore Monday.
wednesday,. Friday
f:iB p. N.--Monday. "Wednesday and Fri.
dny---Local 10 West Point.
1890 MEX. sundays-Loncal TO West
TRAINs ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:5s "A. NJ. $40 p. M.-From nil the South
4:10 p. M.-From Charlotte. Raleigh. Dur.
ham. chnse City and local stations.
S:40 A. M.-From keysrille--Local.
3:2c a. M.-From West Point, and from
Baltimore Wednesday, FRIDAY anc
loIs 4. NJ. s:45 p. M.-Local from Yves
Point.
c. W. wEsTBURT. .. p. A..
900 e. Main Street. Phone i55.
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AN ENERGETIC MAN WITH $4,000
to $4,000 to invest can, become treas
mill mill ana ana lumber i 5isiness. win f,ne
prospects: 'locnted within loo miles
OF Richmond. about 100000 Already
invested Address LUMBER" care
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POSITIONS IN 5I:yERY LINE: SAL
aries $50 to 5000 month: demand.
for help greater than the supply:
pay when position IL secured; stamp
for particulars. NATIONAL. EN- :
< pLOYMENT ASSOCI.i. .o.i, Century
Building, Atlanta. Ga.
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prottsgionaI 1eetp QAanten.

BUREAU. MAN !
chester, va.-Schools and colleges
supplied With teachers. free Of
charge. and positions secured for
I teachers. matrons and housekeepers
r. at moderate cost. Apply to REV.
r. W. CRIDLIN.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway

1904 mn Fast daily trains to Old Point
400 p. ~. and Norfolk.
7:4o A.M.-Daily. Local 10 Newport News.
500 P. M.--Daiiy. Local to Old Point.
,.nn pm) Daily. louisville, Cincinnati.
Ivy l'' sleeper.
1c:0c "A. M.-Daily.- Charlottesville. except
Sunday to Hinton. except Sat-
urday and Sunday to Cincinnati.
5:l5 p. M.-Weck Days-Local 10 jGordons-
Vile.
10000 "A. M-Daily - Lynchburg. Lexington,
Va, and Clifton Forge.
5:i5 p .M.-Week Days-To Lynchburg.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the East-o:io A. A., 11.t5 A. NJ,
900 r. NJ. s:l5 p. ii.
Main Line West--7:20 a. ~. $3.50 A. III.
s:4s r. NJ. 7:4s p. 81.
James River Line--.s:35 A. NJ, s:45 P. NJ
daily except Sunday.
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Z SCHOOL OF TELEG RAPHY.

SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY.f
THE MASSEY SCHOOL OF TELECRA-
phV olfcrs thoroughly practical
course-a course which tits'fol prac-
ticul work as n telegraph operator. 1t
353 is conducted by man who has had
\ several years experience as Telegraph
4 operator ra;,roaa and express agent.
call. phone loriWritie or
catalogue. M .ASSEYfBUSlNESS Coils
,ss LEG e, 705 East Main. Street. Phonc
ftt i !y4T F., i,s gs{3 s5sf
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.Rotnfs.

HAVE BEEN ELECTED sECRETA-
ry aud assistant treasurer of the
ira t a inIn s9
and the public. The plant. located
at a03 West Cary Street, Is fully
equipped with complete outfit Of
the latest improvements In laundry
,ace,y anu nHp =, ,vn u AZ IN
the best manner.
Mr.. Marshall D. Burton, now with
the company, who has a practical
experience OF sixteen years. is the
manager. and Will be N charge of the
mechanical department.. I VIII give
my personal supervision to the gem
eral conduct Of the business, and
guarantee satisfaction In the char
acter OF the work and In prompt de-
livery. JOHN l.. GRuBBS.
Call me up for orders. Phone SEAS.
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LOST ann G0uilD.
one CENT n WORD.

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lost. FROM MY HOME In GIN l,,S
black and White sitter Reward II
returned to SOL East Cnry.