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PEESRNTISp1AN

PRESBYTERIAN.
sa Tl ns !. j, PHkE 81 n5 CHURCH
s. the pastor. DR. r. M seq e ~ PREACHING
SECOND PREsEYTERIAN CHURCH
vices at II a. NJ. aud p. 81. Wednesday
1 THIRD ! r PhE sI4 cMUncH-REv.
morning and evening at the Third Prcsbvte-
r ran Church. Broad aud rwenty-Sixth
Church-P reachinS al ii o'clock a N. and
S:iS O'Clock T. NJ BY the pastor, D. CLAY
cHuKcH or. THE .covESAST-REv. ].
GALpiN STEWART. .. D.. pastor. Preach
Midweek service "Wednesday at p NJ Sab.
bath School at $3.50 A. NJ. Mems Bible ciaso
meets e. 10 o'clock a. u.
" f 7 i y s y e PREsBYTERJAN
lchureh.--Rev. JAMES y. FAIR, D. D.'pas-
tor Preaching a II a. ~ and p NJ Wei
rs wlnsT R EAI~TI CHURCH tHRoAD AND
we D Do R pi'G stsa nsy q be
| seryices-ll a NJ and p. NJ sunday
school. A. " Patterson. Superintendent $3.50
~ NJ. y welcome to all.
SECOND BAPTIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sunday School and organized classes for
men and women al $3.50. The pastor breaches
AT both hours. In INC morning he will CON
tinuc tho series on 'Pen,ecostal Prccedcn,s."
! ~ night the subject Is The Rebel Church..
The musical program of tho morning viii
embrace Savior source OF Every Blessing
tsealyl. and Praise the Lord. 8 Ny soui.'
ivan De Water. THE monthly service OF
song VIII be given a. 5 in the evening with
The following program: Festival Cantante
Domino" tBrck); Abide With Ne" tIIolt.:
Father Divine tHandcD. At ali services
seats free and cordial welcome 10 all
,G Gblcn pa STREET T,Ri.E nApTIsT ciIuRGH
~ RAMSAY, u. D.. pastor.P ching by
me pastor a, i a. A. subject, The Moral
school at $3.50 \. NJ. tCharies H. Winston.
supt9. Prayer-meetins Wednesday at $
T. NJ n cordial welcome to all.
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove Avenue and Harrison streetJ-Rev
M e 'MM and TI 4 BY pas n !, Pr RyeaehiTs
GARLAND. Sunday school at 9:i5 A. Al
Games B. Wood Supt.p. Wednesday eve
LEIGH s'rREET nAPrIs Isl uI1URSu
CTwenty-hfth n.d Leigh streets).-JoIiN
JORDAN WICKER, pastor. The partor viii
preach at both morning and evening ser
vices.
EPISCOPAL
on site OF Theatre burned 1911. Broad Street.
below TWELFTH ..se'vices at II a. NJ. and
LUTHERAN
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CORNER
Monument Avenue and Lombardy streeD-
school $3.50 A. N. Luther League Z p. NJ
Sc EN- III STREET CHRJST1AN
CHURCH. Preaching both morning and eve
nins by the pastor. REV. II. D. c. MAC
IACHLAN. Subject al II y. n. "A Great
bur Needy Land: at p. NJ. ..1'he Ewes If
Jesus" sunday school at 900 A. NJ
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
REGULAR SERVICE OF FIRST
Church Of Christ. Scientist. will be held TO-
morrow morning In church edifice corner
o'clock. Subject. Christ Jesus" Wednesday
evening testimonial and experience meeting
at s:Sc The readng-room1 are located In
the Chamber OF Commerce building, and arc
open every day from 10 until 9, All arc
cordially invited.
UNITARIAN. yssk
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH Flovd
Avenue and Harrison Strecl.--REV. ALEX
AMBER Y. BOWSET Minister. Subject for
Sunday. February 20 first sermon in series
on religion and modern thought .tyhe The
ology OF unitarians." Services Il o'clock.
All seats free. -.
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SUICIDE
WHEN Wife DIES
M. M. Pendleton Ends Life in
Moment of Deep
Grief,

Warrenton, y. c.. February ci.-This
community was inexpressibIy shocked
this morning by the announcement
that Mrs. NJ NJ. Pendlcton, daughter
OF NJ. j. Hawkins, State Senator, and
member Of one Of its most prominent
and wealthy families. was dead and
that her husband had. in the moment
or deep grief. taken his own life. Mrs.
Pendleton was not considered serious
~ III, but died from heart failure at
: O'Clock this morning. While the ply
stefan was summoning neighbors her
husband shot himself through the
mead, dying In thirty minutes. An in
fant daughter survives them. Mr. PEN
dleton was a leader in the life OF the
community. the manager of the Hun
ter Drug Company End exceedingly
popular He was an alumnus of the
University of North Carolina
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UNCLE WILLIE's KISSES LEGAL.
Privileged Cnrcsses, Justice Hu.cs In
1sf4 Divorce SEft,

Privileged Cnresses, Justice Rules In
Divorce Suii.
New York. February ai-"Uncle
Willie may have kissed Mrs. Fannie
Shock when her husband Howard L.
Shock, salesman for the Cement Trust
was away on the road. but family
relations are received and treated on
privileged and social footing said
Justice Putnam. In the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn. yesterday in deciding the
The case had a deal Of public In
terest when tried three weeks ago be-
fore Justice Putnam. The Shocks
lived in 240 Hart Street. Brooklyn. Two
discharged maids. BETTY Belts and
Daisy Hyland. testified to the visits
rage of Mrs. Shock. They testified
they saw him dictate letters to Mrs
shock which she sent to her husband.
More than that they saw Uncle
Willie" kiss Mrs. Shock. Mrs. Elnlira
Cooper smith. who lived in the apart
saw Mrs. Shock receive "Unc,o Willie,
in kimono.
Uncle Willie cheerfully admitted
on the witness stand he kissed his
niece and always in the presence
Of her husband Mrs. Shock also ad-
Willie" in the presence OF her husband.
burt then. She said. 'the Menellys are
a demonstrative family" Justice Put
nam disposes OF 1t all In finding for the
wife as follows:
Family rotations are received and
treated on privileged and social foot
ing. Their frequent visits and the fact
of fondness for the society of each other
are not significant. and do not give
rise to suspicion that may be INDUCED
in with regard to parsons outside OF
the circle OF kindred and family rela-
tionship.''
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Keyicrr Of Trade.

New York. February 24.-R G. Dun
q Company's wee ky rcviow of trade
tomorrow will say: II
Though progress toward normal con
ditions OF business activity Is slow. 1t
Is steady. In this rtSress, the iron
nnd steel trade is taking the lead. and
its gain Is SO notable AS to promise
well for the other Branches OF indus
try. The important rate decisions
bring TO an end period Of uncertain
~ that has prevailed since the spring
OF 1910. Their final outcome should
be an expansion Of industrial and mer-
camille activity beneficial to carriers
and shippers alike. In the dry goods
trade conservatism as the result OF
the nigh costs OF production continues,
yet there. is an increase i'll transac-
tons and there Is no heavy surplus
stock to cause prolonged depression.
ACCOMPANYING the decline in raw cot
ton there has been some ,Insettlemcnt
or cotton goods values. and impetus
to curtnil production has been in
creased
The footwear market continues quiet
and fcutureless -
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. CAPT. COLLINS BANKRUPT
Former Husband OF Miss Nathalie
-.---- SrlleuclS In ISinnlariui -I rniilalE

New York, February 2a.--Captain
Charles Glen Collins. q retired officer
OF the Cameron Highlanders OF the
British army. and former husband OF
Miss Nathalie Schenci. Il society wo-
man OF New York and Newport, Med a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy in
the United states court ta-iay. Cap
tain Collins gives his liabilities as
$t1i.S05 and assets as SS3S.750.
The social sets OF England and this
country We're kcenly Interested in the
wedding of Miss Schenck and Captain
Collins In 1901. Three years later Miss
Schenck obtained q divorce
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CONDITIONS GROW WORSE
Dcnth by Hunger May Come to :,50O, 900
----- -...- lhiNose

Dcnth by Hunger May Come to a.500, 900
Chinese.
New York. February 24.--Advices
from China to the American Rcd Cross
to- day are to the effect that conditions
IN the famine districts are growing
worse as the days go BY. That 2,500,OO
Chinese will die for want OF bread IL
assistance is not rendered immediately
is the prediction in a statement made
by the organization. This number
comprises nearly the entire population
OF the, northern part OF the provinces
of ItianGsu and Anhui. The statement
continues:
The bubonic plague is creeping
southwark toward this famine district
1t has ravaged AIanchuria. and the
thousands of refugees who have fed
to Chcfoo, in Changtung Province,
have carried It there. Hundreds OF
deaths occur daily The frozen ground
prevents the burial OF the dead. and
long rows OF collins lie on tho roadside.
The people at last consented to crema.
ton and several thousands OF these
bodies have been burned. The plague
is now only about $50 miles from the
provinces. and If it ever reaches there
the result viii be appalling"
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PLAY is DISTURBED
Az Result, There VIII he Large Crop
OF DucIs

or DucIS
Paris. February 2i.--The disturb
anccs which on Thursday evening mar
red the second performance OF Henry
Bernstein's "Apres Moi nj thc<Come.
die lTrancaise We're renewed tonight
Members of the organization OF Youns
Royaltsts. known as the "Camelots Du
Roi' armed with auto horns. rattIes
and whistles. interrupted the play con-
tlnuously. Twenty five OF the disturb.
ers were arrested.
It is reported that crop Of ducls
will grow out of the affair and the
newspaper campaign which is being
Wagcd for and against the production
OF this play. IT is announced that
Bernstein has challenged Leon Daudct
the writer; Urban Gohier. the public
list. and Gustavc Terry. The Royalist
Lacour, who Is now in jail for assault
ing Premier BRAND last November
and who was elected vice president of
tho "CamelotS Du Roll in token OF
their admiration for this act. has sent
his seconds to Bernstein.
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ACCUSED AS BIGAMIST
Man Held In Londnu Sntd to HIVE
MnnN 4 Inericnn NiYcs

Many American Wires.
London, February 2i.--.An alleged
bgamist, who is said to have operate
In the United States. is on trial here
The. prisoner, Felix Franz Alfred
OSiivic, who describes himself MS o
German engineer, j schnrgcd with a
multiplicity OF wives and with de.
frauding his victims OF considera b Ia
money and jewels. Three illegal al
liances arc alleged
according TO the evidence introduced.
Osiivic began his matrimonial adven-
lures in san Francisco, where, July 8.
500, he is alleged to have married d
widow named l.outh. the ceremony be-
inG performed by magistrate. In n
more recent case. IT is asserted, he
took his bride 20 a we'll known hotel.
and on the day following their mar
iiage drugged her and decampcd with
her jewels and cash.
TO third victim he is accused OF
having represented himself as an en-
ginccr employed by the Standard OIL
company ut an annual salary OF $30,-
600. gs '1. II
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HAVE
BEGUN THEIR RAIDS

B Owinssville. KY, February 24--Ona
house wrecked by an explosion Of dy-
Mantle and notes OF warning postad on
newly sown tobacco beds constitute
me initial work Of night-riders fol-
lowing the decision to eliminate +ha
lol1 crop. The house dynamited wns
untenanted but had been rented to a
farmer, who purnosed to raise crop
this season. "A 1872
The village of sharpsburs was
shaken early to-day by the explosion
which destroyed the house. yt
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the visit Of his aged parents yestar-
day, recovered fully. ate q hearty
breakfast and walked to the scafYold
without assistance. He mounted this
was being adjusted. DR.. T. n. Hoover.
MS father, spent his fortune Of $4,000
IN attempting TO save him. The d.
tense was insanity. Hoover having
Ncen jealous OF his young wife -
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WIFE MURDERER HANGED
Alton v. Hoover Pays Death Pcnait,
for YIlS Crime

Erie Pa February. ai.-Alton ".
Hoover convicted OF the murder OF his
wife, Cora Fay Hoover. November IL.
1905. at Atlantic Pa, whom he called
TO the door OF her fathers house and
hanged In the yard OF the county iail
here yesterday at 1928 o'clock Four
teen. minutes later he was pronounced
dead.
Hoover, who had brokan down after
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Famous Chicf I. Dead.

Lawton, Okla February 24.--Quanah
Parker. the famous chief OF tile Co
nanche Indian tribe, died at his home
here Of pneumonia, at the age
Of siXty-eight Parker was a noted
and unique leader OF his people and
brave lighter.
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ReaI estate fnr Renf.

WE CAN PLEASE YOU! FIRST CALL
to see us II you wish to buy, sell
rent or insure. D. N. WALKER &c
CO. Real Estate and Insurance., No.
1. Mutual building entrance corner
Ninth and Ntain).
SEYEN-ROOM BRICK. HOUSE, BATH
pantry, stable; newly pabered and
painted: location excellent; Church
EN-: $40 per month. Madison 6674-J.
WANTED. RENTER TO WORK 49,
acre farm, half-mile OF city on
shares. Ercellent land. Renter must
nave good team Address X IT
ClyAWLEY, Box S70 Richmond Va
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DerSnnalB.

II. sCHosToCK 6 CO.. ARTISTIC La
EAST BROAD STREET, BEG TO AN.
Z NOUNCE THEIR OPENING AT NEW
QUARTERS. 207 NORTH FIFTH
STREET, ON TUESDAY, FEBRU-.
Fl OF, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
K WOOLENS AND ADVANCE STYLES
AT MODERN PRICES SPECIAL,
OFFER OF $40 SUITS FOR FOUR
TEEN DAYS FROM DATE OF OPEN
ING. PLACE YOUR ORDER Now
TO ASSURE EARLY DELIVERY
" ALL. WORK GUARANTEED. TT
II SCEOSTOCIl & CO., ARTISTIC La
y STREET. PHONE MONROE 2lO6.
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
stI HOLDERS 'fst

HOLDERS. 1tt
Notice is hereby given that special
meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER
COMPANY has been called by resolu-
ton of the Board of Directors OF said
company, to be held at tho principal
office Of said company at Seventh and
Main Streets. in the city of Richmond
M: on TUESDAY, THE 1ATH DAY OF
MARCH 1911, at the hour Of IL O'Clock
noon. for the following purposes among
others:
!, J. TO consider and act upon pro,
Railway and Power Company and the
Equitable Trust Company OF New
York, trustee. supplemental 10 and
amending in certain particulars the
mortgage. or decd OF trust OF the Vir-
ginia Railway and Power Company Ia
said trustee, dated July ], 1903. to Sc
cure an authorized issue OF SIS, 900, 900
OF mist ana refundins mortgage bonds
2. To consider and act upon H propo-
sition for refunding certain Of Tho
bonds secured by underlying MORTGAGE
liens on the properties OF said com
pany more fully set out in its first and
rcfunding mortgage OF July /, 1909,
aforesaid.
2; To consider and act upon "a prop
osjtion and proposed agreement In.
the sale by said company of its lrst
and refunding mortgage bonds secured
by the indenture OF July i, 1905. aforc-
said. TO an aggregate amount of 81
100000, being part OF the bonds re-
served under said mortgage for re
funding and retiring underlying bonds
and for improvements. additions and
extensions to property and other cor
roratc purposes. rs more fully set out
In snid mortgage.
4. To consider and act upon any mat
ter pertinent to any one or more OF
the objects aforesaid and any other
matter or matters which may proper
ly be considered or acted upon at n
SPECIAL or general meeting OF the
stockholders Of said company.
Tie transfer books for the stock Of
sud company will pc closed at noon
on Saturday. the 25th day Of Feb
ruary. 1911, and reopened at 1s O'clock
4: NJ. on Wednesday, the 18th day of
March. 1911.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
GUY PHILLIPS. Secretary
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
the annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the CHESAPEAKE WESTERN
RAILWAY Will be held at the princi-
pal office Of tho company, No. 1909
Mutual Building. Richmond, Va. on
TUESDAY,. THE It'll DAY Or
MARCH. 1911, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for
the election of directors and the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meet
ing.
w. II. HALL
a
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Delp, male and 1FeluaIe.

AN Al STENOGRAPHER3:
must be able to take rapid dictation
ana transcrlbe notes accurately and
neatly and handle elaborate system
OF fling correctly Others need not
apply. Address L 143. care Times.
dispatch, giving age, experience, ref
crcnceS and salary eEpected
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\ B:-While terms for the above
sale call for cash. the auctioneers will
DC gag TO allow the purchaser to pay
one thlrd cash and the balance at one
and Two wears II
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
Average salary. sl,100. Alternate
weeks off with full pay Preparation
free for coming Richmond cxamLna-
lions. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Dept 3S3 u. Rochester,. ~ Y
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Meetlng5.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Virginia Hot
Springs Company. for the purpose OF
electinS directors. and for the trans
ie,wfully Come bafora ,bn sid T., nj, may
ing. including the approval of all
Of the acts OF the board of directors
and all committees thereof. Of the
be held at the office OF the com
: pany, Homestead Hotel Hot
Springs. Virginia, on TUESDAY.
the 2Sth day of February, 1911, at
II Nj. The transfer books will close
Wednesday. February %. 1911, at 2
p. Al, and remain closed until 10 a.
NJ Wednesday, March !, 1911.
a. TRENNETT. Secretary
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WANTED YOUNG MEN TO ATTEND
our automobile school; day and night
instructions. and facilities unexcelIed
We teach You both practice and
but by actual shop and road work.
Call and let us talk 1t over. RICH
MOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL. eIS
West Broad
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WANTED, A CYLINDER PRESSMAN
capa bio OF turning out high grad e
and close register color work, and
can handle help to advantages; ono
preferred who is now employed. but
who wishes TO better himself. All com
munications considered strictly con-
ndentinl Address X 100. ca re Times
8H Dispntch isi
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y yE. N.sfsi!k.
EGGS! EGGS!SFoR SALE. sING5 -
comb White Leghorn eggs. 81 per,
setting OF IS; Indian Runner duck
eggs: 81 per setting OF II. w NJ,
- MlLAM, r. r. D.. No. 4. City.
PURE SINGLE COMB BUFF ORPING-
ton eggs 81 per Is. $3.50 for 80 S.
per 100. Baby chicks is cents seaci.
(day olds). Broilers. 35;ifry, so
Eggs shippod to West Indies not
Droken. Cocks won Washington.
baltimore and Wilmingto ton, Del, Ex-
Z p.orters of single-comb buff excl1-
slvely. Book orders now; no orders
booked without the money. A pleased
customer our motto. SHAMROCK
HoULTRY FARM b Route No. 2
Il Clarksville, Va. '' n
ENTIRE STOCK OF SWINE FOR
s. sale MARCADIA. Dumbarton, Va.
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Qgent8 QGanten.

fADY AGENTS IN EVERY Town N
Virginia to sell the best lamp burner
made; commissions paid daily; posi-
1lYely no capital required; must give
ftst-class references. DRESSLER'S
AGENCY Box 2a1. Pulaski. Va
WANTED.-U. n. O.. THE MAGIC
race Bleach. guaranteed to bleach a
colored skin or money refunded
agents wanted Good money u. N
O CO, % Springfield ST., Boston,
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WANTED. TWO WHITE MEN TO
work on James River farm: one mar
ricd, with no children or small fam
ily: me other single. to board with
married man In tenant house Must
understand general farming and care
Of I've stock. Address Is l12 care
Times d spatch
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WANTED. FOR u. s. ARMY. ABLE
bodied. unmarried mer, between ages
OF is and 49, citizens Of United States,
OF good character and temperate hab-
its. who can speak. read and write the
English language. ForsinforInat ion ar-
ply to RECRUITING OFFICE. $50 East
Broad St. Richmond. Va. 15l Sycamore
St. Petersburg. Va or Columbia Build
ing. Granny St, Norfolk. Va
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professional Delp 0Manfe0.

ORCHESTRA WllNTED.-3 PIECES@
Harp. violin. piccolo preferred. En-
ployment June / to September 81
ADDRESS PIEDMONT SPRINGS HO-
TEL. Danbury, NC
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WANTED, JOB PRESS FEEDERS:
STEADY EMPLOYMENT AND GOOD
WAGES. APPLY y. S. KRAFT co.
SEVENTH AND DECATUR SITS,
SOUTH RICHMOND.
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WANTED, AT ONCE. EXPERIENCED
shoe salesman for retail store. Apply.
own handwriting L REINACH &
e SONS. Petersburg, Va.
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Rnarnfnn

Bnarnlng.
BOARDERS WANTED: NICE ROOMS.
3l7 70. Franklin Street. MISS PAL
MORE 77'
MRS CHAs. K. BOWERS. 115 EAST
franklin: handsomely appointed
rooms with board; large. welI-vcn-
tilated dining room; opening on Sec
ond Street. Meals by day or weel,
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FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH, FIova
Avenue and Harrison Strecl--REV Alex
AMBER y. BOWSEH Minister Subject for
Sunday, February g, first sermon In series
OH religion and modern thought "rhc 'rhe
ology OF tinitarians." Services ut Il o'clock
All seats free
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azKlp Geaanleb, trialk


WANTED. MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade. Only few wteks required:
wages after first month: steady po-
sition guaranteed. Write for cata-
f logue. MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE.
207 Bowery. New York CITY
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WANTED by MAN 80
years OF age: experienced in office
and outdoor work. Address ! eli
care Times Dispatch
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&Dnlnltors aHD s-salEs.iiY.,

t<-Ft1 : TIT II
on commission snappy line OF six
styles OF specialties in mems dress
shoes to retail at So; state experience
and references. Address STANDARD
SHOE MANUFACTURING CO., Bal
r!more. Md.
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WE CAN PLEASE YOU! FIRST CALL
to see us II you wish to buy, sell
rent or insure. D. NJ WALKER &
CO., Real Estate and Insurance, No
l. Mutual Building {entrance corner
Mint III and Aiafnl
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Goal ann 0Woon.
HICKORY STOVE WOOD.

DO YOU WANT A LOAD OF THE
best hickory wood in the city cut
to stove lengths? You can get It
Ny 'phoning your order to Madison
Al. Deliveries promptly made VIR-
GINIA-NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL
COMPANY. -F =
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Seal G3fdtP fnr AHip

FOR SALE. VALUABLE MILL PROP
erty at Burdette, Va. on Vtrginian
Hallway an inexhaustible suDply IF
gum timber in vicinity OF plant: suit
able for general manufacturing. ca
Decially barrels. slaves, butter dishes
etc Easy terms. Write rrUF,
. STEPHENSON CO., Zunl Va.
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SITUATIONS C1HuNreD. ttlaIe.

REGISTERED DRUGGIST WANTS POI
sition at once. Address + $40, care
Times -pispatch.
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Blooms for Ael1t.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM HEAT-
ca, ior two; reference required. APP
ply II East Grace Street
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EARNS AND TIMBER LANDS; OUR
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands; best bargains In
Virginia. l pay your railroad faro,
Write for free catalogue. Address
]. r ELAN. Box 2e7. Charlottesville.