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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-16
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY

Social correspondence reviewing the
movements of the week in Wall street.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-10
ANAcoNpA AND RlsREg.

This group consisting of 20 claims is situated on the mesa about 5000 feet west of the Portage Lake and in a di- rect line with the Calumet & Bisbee, and is owned by Chas. Cunningham. John Twomey, Tom Dwyer, Bob Hen nesey and Charles Fletcher. A force of nine men are now at work on the property doing the preliminary work. When this is finished the ground will be properly surveyed for a patent. Several offers have been made for this property by eastern capitalists. but none of them have yet been entertained The proximity of this property to others that are being rapidly developed, will not allow it long to remain unsold.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-10
IN THE MINING FIELD Operations of Interest Throughout the County of Cochise, Arizona
 and Sonora
and Sonora

CTS company who are already at work sinking, having struck ore from the grass roots which will assay per cent copper, s4 gold and four ounces in silver. This company is making no display but are sinking as fast as men and powder can sink.
 Two standard tables have been in stalled in the shannon concentrating plant at Clifton as an experiment An Elpass mill for grinding has been put in place and will soon be in operation
 The Gro Grande Exploration compa- ny, which is sinking a shaft on the Grande View group. near Wicken- burg. has encountered water at a depth of 120 feet A five-foot ledge of sulphide ore, which looks very promising, has been tapped.
 Vice President Barton Sewell, of the American Smelting and Refining company, denies that his company is
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-10
THE MODERN.

Only four men are at work on this at present owing to the non arrival of the pumps which were re gently ordered from the east. Owing to the water in the main shaft, sinking had to be abandoned, as did the work of drifting on the 200 foot level The work of drifting in the 160 foot level still continues, and the drift has been in ore for the last thirty feet and still continues. It was learned from good authority that splendid offer has been made by Calumet people for this property and will probably be accept ed. If the offer is accepted the com pany will be thoroughly reorganized and the work of development rushed There Is no doubt as to the value of this mine. judging from the ore now in sight, and we look for 1t to be soon one of the liveliest portions of this section.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-10
MARQUETTE AND ARIZONA.

This property, which adjoins the Copper Glance is rapidly coming into prominence. The main shaft is going down rapidly under the guidance of Superintendent James Blair, who with Superintendent Emil Marks, say that they will not stop until they have reached a depth of 1900 feet at which depth they expect to strike the main ore body and this depth they will not be long in attaining as force of twen- ty men are at work day and night. Large and comodious offices. boarding houes and other necessary buildings have been erected and everything is going on like clock work.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-10

about to purchase several new mines in Mexico. The eompany's interests in that country are already very ex- tensive.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-10
ARIZONA MINING BRIEFS.

Some extensive lodges have been located on Granite Mountain, near Tucson.
 A cross-cut in the Goddard mines, near WHckenburg, has developed a body of gold ore which will go s4.6o per ton.
 The force at the Desert Queen com pany, near Phoenix, has been laid off. Work hereafter is to be done by contract,
 The United Verde Copper company has resumed the payment of dividends, paying this month one of 75 cents per share.
 The Ajo copper mines, near Yuma, are to be worked extensively in the immediate future These claims have been shut down for many years. A body of glance ore has been en- countered at the 600-foot level in the Mercer tunnel, on Pinto Greek, Gila county, that average 30 per cent.
 A movement is said to be on foot to install an electric-power plant at King man and transmit power to Chloride, Mineral Park, Cerbat. and Mineral Hill.
 A big force of men are working day ! and night on development work on the claims of the Arizona Pacific Copper company near Riverside, Pinal county.
 Report has it that active operations in the placer fields in the Dos Cabezas district, some twelve miles from VII cox, will commence within the nexi | two weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-10
CALUMET AND PiTTssuRe.

The outer edge of this property is situated outside of the recognized zone in which the large and continu- ous ore body is said to lie, but not withstanding this a prospecting shaft has been driven down 300 feet, and the ore body has been encountered which thus places the Pittsburg among the producers. A new two compartment working shaft has been started on this property and the neces- sary machinery for it's rapid sinking is already on the ground.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-10
CALUMET AND ARIZONA.

This mine. which is now one of the richest mines in existence is still un- covering large bodies of ore on it's different shafts and keeping its ore bins full, notwithstanding the large amount that Is shipped each day to the shelter at Douglas. and which ship ment will be doubled in few days when the new smelter is blown in. Everything about this mine is in apple pie order; the machinery is of the most approved and up-to-date; the buildings have all been painted recent ly and small army of miners. muck CTS and carmen are employed
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-10
PORTAGE LAKE.

Although it has been but a few weeks since Michigan capital pur- chased this property from the pros pecters who located it. activity is now the order of the day. A boarding house, bunk house, office and black smith shop have already been erected, and the work of sinking a two-com- partment shaft has been commenced. Hoisting machinery has been ordered which will arrive by the time the shaft is deep enough to install 1t.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-10
WEEKLY LOCAL RESUME.

The Review Mining Reporter Gathers
 Infirmation From the Various
 Enterprises.
 A visit to the different mines and prospects in the Warren district this week caused the mining editor of the Review to believe that there are times when knocking does some good in stead of harm. For several weeks the editor of the Iron Ore published in Michigan, has had his little hammer out and has been knocking this dis trict as hard as he could. Each time he has knocked. however, hundreds of fellow citizens have been falling over each other in their efforts to purchase prospects here, or stock in mines that have already been incorporated. If Editor Newett keeps on knocking there will not be a piece of property between the Calumet & Arizona ard the Mexican line that will not be owned by Michigan capitalists. His chief knock is against the Copper Glance. but his knock here IS harmless from the fact that this company which is local one has no stocl. for sale, it having been withdrawn last Octo- Der. There is shat down on :his property 800 feet. and the company is only awaiting the arrival of a pump and two new boilers before resuming work on large scale and it has plenSy of money in it's treasury to do it with. All around this property are other prospects, that are owred by Michi- gan capitalists who have force of men busily engaged in sinking for the largest ore body which the best min ing experts in the United States pre- diet underlies this section.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-10

cANANEA. YAcui RIVER 6 PA.
 clFlc RAILROAD
 c,>nsrai Notice Effective January Is, 1903, following will be daily schedule of passenger trains: cave N4co ... ..- -. -. 9:30 a. m. Leave Cananea =. =. 70. 200 p. m. Arrive Cananea .. ... ...1i:30 a. m. Arrive Naco.. -. ... ... 4:00 D. m.
 E. A. Mcfarland,
 Asst. General Manager. Naco. Sonora, January IS, 1908 Passengsr Time Table. E. p. 6 s. w. Ar. from Douglas 7:07 i. m. Lv. for Naco 7:l7 a. m. Ar. from Benson, $50 g. m Ly. for Fl Paso and Dougla 9:00 a. n.
 AT. from Naco 12:3s p, n. Lv. for NacU l ?. m. Ar. from Fl Paso 4:42 p. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-10
EASTER SUNDAY.

The lessees of this mine are still taking out and shipping ore to the smelters at Colorado. but just what values they are getting the miners re fuse to state. From the fact that they are constantly making shipments, however, it is not thought that they are losing any money.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-10

Since the sale of the Twilight
 group west of the Copper Queen much activity has commenced in this end of the district and in the immediate vi cinity of the Modern mines A group of 20 claims about half a mile west of the Modern has been sold to an east
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-10

Where the respective merits of single and double-handed drilling have been tried 1t has usually resulted in favor of the single-handed method, but it is not always expedient to make the test of the single-handed work where it is necessary to employ men accus- toned to double-handed drilling, in competition with other double-handed drsllers. Two double hammers on a drill are sometimes resorted to on hard rock, but it is doubtful if this is profitable unless the men are working on contract. In hard rock machine drills will give better satisfaction and prove more economical in the end. In
 counting the cost of machine drill
 work, in addition to labor, explosives, etc. must be figured cost of compress ing air, interest on cost of compressor plant, pipe line. etc, as well as dete- rioratiom and repairs. Compressors of large capacity are more economical
 than small ones if there is sufficient
 work to economically employ the large compressor.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-10
THE WOLVERINE AND ARIZONA

THE WOLVERINE AND ARIZONA.
 This is one of the latest properties that have been acquired by eastern capital and they have already com menced work on one of the claims known as the Broken Promise. This claim is situated near the line of the Irish Mag. which is the main proper ty of the Calumet and Arizona while the other end of the property is sit uated out a few thousand feet from the Junior Spray shaft of the Copper Queen. The lumber is on the ground for office buildings, bunk houses and boarding house. and hoist machinery will arrive by the time the main shaft has reached sufficient depth to need it.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-10
CALUMET AND eIsBEE

This property which adjoins the South Bisbee is being developed as rapidly as possible. The main shaft which is situated about 300 feet from the South Bisbee No 3. which is in ore at depth of 1000 feet, is now down nearly 100 feet Stringers of ore have been encountered in this depth but Scott Turner, the snperin- tendent intends to do no drifting until after he has got the big ore body which he knows exists at a depth of 1000 feet and only 300 feet distant The new hoist is now in place and three shifts of men are working regularly. Quite a little settlement has sprung up about this mine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-13
n &&xW Norfo|k; Westerl,

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
,s9 or Nj H9RT92LkM stopa Oily All at
PstsrsbuTE Wf fHiGHSa enf 2 sHGHaKs Rufe,
Pallor Car. Petersburg to Lynohburg and
Roanoke, Pullman sleepenss Roanoke 70 70
Roanoke TO KnoxvIlle, and Knoxville to
Chattanooga and Memphis, !, :. !, :, ,,,.
l2;2o F. NJ, ROANOKE ESPREss tor
s:9o =, NJ, OCEAN sH3RN LIMITED;
PetersburE, Waveyriiy and Suffolk. connects
With stsaHers to Boston, a. PrSo;Xldsnee' New
s5s H. for N sna ana ssIi Stations
s;s5 n NJ NhsW ORLEANS SHORT
4INE Pullman Sleeper, Richmond to
yynssSusE to esffahnossga ad
New Orleans: Cafe Dining Car;
q r. M. and 1856 F. M ifrom Norfolk II I'D
A., M, 1879 A. M; and $50 r.
otM5e ~ N spY 81 East s y ft5sits
Gen. Pass Agent Dis. Pass, Agent.
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OH, 8FUDGEl TRY SOME, KAEAIPFs
has 1t. Ninth Street
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SPECIAL NOTICE-LAD1Es TROUBLED
can them removed, leaving no trace, by
New York Specialist cure guaran-
Is teed; advice free. Mrs. JAMES, 81 q.
Broad Street. Room 3 (upstairs).
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3 CANS THISTLE BRAND CORN FOR
&c. GEO. L. HAYNES & CO., 11S N.
Eighteenth Street.
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L. a. b, I'll e. Leigh Street.

DO written plainly ON BACK OF
DRAWING. Do not send letters, but
inclose stamp II you wish drawing
returned. Do not fold. but roll, when
mailing. Address all drawings to
cartoon Contest" Room No. II.
Timse Building. b
All drawings must reach The
Times-Dispatch ONCE not later than
IL P. M. each Saturday, In order to
be counted in the weeks contest.
Every reader is cordially invited TO
take part in this highly instructive
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Six prizes viii be awarded each
week for the best drawing sub
mitted, illustrating that 1t pays ad-
vertisers to use Tho Times-D!spatch
want columns. Tho six prizes will
awarded in the following order, VIZ:
First prize. 81; second. third. fourth.
fifth and sixth prizes. 81 each.gs
ALL DRAWINGS MUST BE ORIG
NAL AND MUST BE MADE WITH
BLACK INK ON WHITE 5a PAPER
OR CRDBOARD,4 AND SHOULD BE
FIVE TO SEVEN INCHES IN
WIDTH. Name and address must
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-13

WANTED, EVERY MAN THAT WEARS
a shirt to know that the place to have
them made Is at BISHOPS, the Shirt
Vi Builder 1903 E. Main.
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RuNAHoUTs AND WAGONS. !

FOR NEW AND SECOND HAND RUN
\ abouts. Wagons Phaetons surriea Il Day.
q tons, " come to see me. W. G.. SMITH
mo 314 North Fifth Street CO. 8t3a
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UNION HOTEL, ADJoINs NEW MAIN
Street Depot; cars pass door every
thirty seconds to all parts OF cltyi
everything new; reasonable rates.
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SEABOARD.
AIR LINE RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RICIMoNp-DAILY.
io:2S P, M. seaboard Florida Limited 70
2:ls r. N, seaboard Mail to Savannah,
Jacksonville, Atlanta and southwest.
1879 a. M, Seaboard Express to saYan'
nah Jacksonville. Atlanta and south y,
] sIo x. NJ. Local for Norlina and Hamlet,
TRAINS ARRIVE ICHMQNp-DAILY,
$40 A. NJ, No: 81. from Florida;
$40 4: M;;,No, 20. from Florida, Atlantis
us =. M,s No. ss. from Florida. Atlantis
k.45 ~ III. rom Norlina and local points,
81 VI S ii CITY TIcKUT OFFIGD.y
phans 4s. NJ l1o0e East Main 81
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

JACOB }uAlLAUF,&270s w MAIN STRNET.-s
|11Ves do all kinds Of uph olstery make I
II nice Flair Mattresses Ito order !. max max \.
n shipy furniture, China, etc; cut and make Il
Slip Covers. Prices always right Bell Il
,phone 1922. 3is3 i6i5S a
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CREAM PUFFs.

ROLLS. WE1 II
& Rolls flied With the finest currant
Jelly. Phone in your order, N" ~! ~ BE
Johnny on the spot."ie, y. .pERhl m
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

BYRD-sTRENT STATION,
$50 A. NJ, To all points South.
900 A. NJ. Petersburg and Norfolkn i1.l
1920 P, M. Petersburg and N. & w: West.
300 P, NJ, Petersburg and Norfolk,
t4:10 P, M, Goldsboro Local,
6.b6 p, M. Petersburg local.
6:6B n, M, To points South.
s:s5 P, M, Petersburg and N. & W. West.
ll,80>P, M, Petersburg local. r
tiill:6 r NJ nRiorlda speeIaIM
4;o7 a. M, 1870 a: NJ. 7;es a, NJ; ts;4a
$50 i, NJ, 7:45 P, NJ. 1855 p: NJ:
HSoept sI MpRb1 EfpsiH y p MsndAayi
w, ], CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agt,
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FOR SALE,

lF and good; full quart bottle for 10c. GEO,
l. HAYNES & CO., 11s n. Eighteenth
& u
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RAILROADS.
u r q. p Richmond, Frederlcks
US IsW1Nl burg & Potomac R. r

Us TsUs burg & Potomac r. 2
Trains Leave Richmond-N orthward.,
4:16 A. NJ, daily, Byrd St. Through.
6:l5 A. NJ, daily, Main St. Through, !,
Gas A. NJ. daily, Main st. Through' Al!
s:54 x. M, except Monday. Byrd St
Through. All Pullman Cars;
7:l6 "A. NJ, week days, Elba. Ashland &C.
s;SS X n" Sunday only. Byrd st.
vsss DAYS ssys BYE BySa st. T TFsss
400 p. NJ. week days. Byrd st. Fred.
6:6 p. NJ, daily. Main st. Through.
$40 T. NJ, week days. Elba. Ashland ac'
hS % ss,K d Rysa H S Ta %sssha
! Trains ,S : Arrive, Richmond u, -southxsrd.
s NJ x ssy da RyFf hyr g. IT, Thr Slsa
.ericksburg accommodation.
s:& r, NJ. daily. Main 81. T hhrouth.
600 r Mrweek days. Elba, Ashland &C.
s.: + n ssE si;; 9 Ryfa &! EEss: :ssSs;
HOO +: f.. Week days. Elba, Ashland &C,
no +; NJ Week days. BYRD st. Through,
.s:Y a. H.. daily. Main st. Through,
Note-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
~, b. DUKE G, W. CULP, W. P.TAYLoR''
1en'l Man'r, Asst Gen'l Manr. Traf. Man
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB; s2 1908.
100 a. M.-Daily. Local for Charlotte;
1880 P. M.--DaIly, Limited. Buffet Pull.
man to- Atlanta and Birmingham, New
Orleans. Memphis Chattanooga and all
500 P. MEX. Sunday. Keysvlle Local.
ll:05 p. M.-Daily. Limited Pullman
ready $50 x & M ht fSE q! LIRE tss South
The tay9rtte route te Baltimore 20 ana
NJ. Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
500 M;-EXcept Sunday. Local mixed
els P. M.-Locai. Monday. Wednesday
and Friday for West Point.
$40 P, M.-Exoept Sunday. For West
Point, connecting with steamers for Bal
timore and river landings Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. ~.
6:55 A. NJ. and 6:?5 P. M.-From all the
South.
1925 P. NJ.
9:l5 A. AI.-Baltmore and West Point.
t,6o P. M.-From West Point 1IIy,c,, :
II. q. ACKERT, &. n. s. Fl. HARDWlCk,G,P. A.
20. ". WESTDURY, D, r, Al, Richmond, Va.
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eookeINpINo AND PRINTING.

t WIN DO BooKB1ND1Nc. LETTERING
and printing. s. B. ADKINS g, g CO''
No. s Governor Street. f.b
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II YOU WANT GOOD coRN-BREAD
q buy pure country water-Eroundtm eal
from GEO. IL HAYNES g. CO.. llS N
Eighteenth Street.
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PLUMBING AND TIMING.

&, II. COSBY, 48 WEST BRoAn
B Street. You can have your plumbing
and Timing done promptly and stove
4 repaired. Old phone 2736. n j3 III 3sssg M NJ
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HELP wAN7ED---MALE.

WANTED. "A FtRsT.cLAss WHITE
h BARBER; 412 per week. SAMUEL
+ premier, ,23s Main street. Winston,
NJ. @. 6g.tts lt33 u b q b. sSs XII *
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h FOR SALE BARGAINS.

WANTED. no SELL COUNTRY PEO-.
pie groceries at low prices. Al orders
Ton Guaranteed. GEO. T.. HAYNES e
| CO.. lis NJ. Eighteenth Street. ;3i5
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SAVE MONEY BY BUYING YoUH
WOOD at ii. S. URRAN's.4 Sawed pine
AbO and s5.75 y oak wood, \ 50. Bowe ana
Marshall Streets. Old phone 1870. Id
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,1.s5S FOR HALF CORD KILN-DRIEDM
4 WOOD; $3.50. to 50 for half cord sawed !
pine and oak wood, delivered. See or
phone il B. LACY, ~ 8,e, "A N ~ N.
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EVERY STITCH MADE in R1Ctl.Y
nond." Nice assortment; Suits sl5 up
Trousers S. UP. RICHMOND TAILOR
f ING CO.. Sixth and Main. Charles AZ.
Spence Manager. a. n
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WANTED, COLLECTING ON COMMITS
sion; am an experienced collector: very
best OF recommendation furnished; will
"A give bond II necessary; Satisfaction
guaranteed. Address FIRST-CLASS,
lis South Third Street. 5s 385s
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3 SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

.A4GYoUNG MAN WITH 5 YEARS Elk
percnce In the transportation, business
ana with experience as shipping clerk
desires situation as shipping clerk ref
srences from present employer. I. W.
: E.. caro- this Office. a.a.ls.a tN.ll
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1F YOU WANT THE BEST GIVE usA
4 HOME OTEI CD, Ninth and Broad I
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2 POUNDS GOOD GINGER sNAgs Or y
HAYNES 6 CO., 1ls NJ. Eighteenth st.
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STEAMBOATS,.
1V=A' BAY Line TO
BALTIMORE
Via C. & o. Railway and
Old Point
u. S. MAIL ROUTE.
u. S. MAILR0uTE.

Leave Richmond via Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway daily, except Sunday, at !
superb steamers OF the Old Bay Line.
leaving at .7;15 ?. M arriving Baltimore
$50 A. NJ. in time to make connection
with, ali trains North, East and West.
finest steamers in Southern water, Re-
turning arrive Richmond 10 A. NJ, daily,
except Monday.
For tickets and general information
ohio Railway. Richmond Transfer COM
paray and 1905 East Main Street.
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\ BICYCLES AND REPAIRS.

THAT'S HIM. /, B1cKTRsTAFF. TIE
expert-He has one store. 1903 East MAN.
pairs anything in shape OF o bicycle.
Phone 1898. i
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AWNINGS, TENTS AND FLAGS.

LET US Mako YOUR AWNINGS NOW
window awnings made all sizes. Just
p phone }2142' and NO will calf and give ess
Inmates. j. ROSS JONES 6 BRO sos
Il East Broad. 53 Isis
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A bargain IN every Tlmes-D Dispatch
want I'D. It will pay you to look them
over. WIN 5i
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GOOD MIXED CAKES. 8 POUNDS FOR
25c. GEO l.. HAYNES & CO.. 118 N.
Eighteenth Street. u,
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WANTED, DEAD. OR AL1v11--AN1MALs
BfCKDRsTAFF;' phone $685. 81
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OUR PRIDE FLOUR. sc PER BAG;
we gliara teed It. GEO. i. HAYNES g.
CO., 11S N. Eighteenth Street
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. PUPILS IN N s1C. FRENCH
and Spanish. Mrs. LUCY D. SWAMI,
III W. Cary Street F
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&C. BAG COOP SMOKING TOBACCO
Eighteenth Street.
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PoI.rBD HAM OR TONGUE. 4c. GEO.
4 teenth Street t,j 9E
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BEFORE ORDERING, THAT NEW SUIT
q CONG and see the nice assortment at
Sixth and Main; Suits: SIS ,ipi Trousers,
Chas. A. Spence. Manager.
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8 PLUGS REYNOLDS suN-CURED.
Sweet Brler, Old Peach, Grape or Plum
Tobacco for &c. GEO L. HAYNES &c
CO.. 1lS NJ Eighteenth Street. ,s
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED, "A WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
4 eral house work; g per month: no laun-
dry; reference required. Apply 1907
Floyd Avenue.
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GO-CARTs# AND CARRIAGES REPAIR
4 ed and cleaned work guaranteed urea.
sonable charges. 6CHREAtP G. TUNA.
81 N. Fifth Street. a
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LARGE JARS MUSTARD. &c. EACH.
GEO L. HAYNES & CO., 11S N. Eigh-
teenth Street. af$
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THE GIRLS ARE PRETTY. THE GIRLS
are sweet, but they like the delicious
phosphates OF every flavor at THE
! FOUNTAIN eoG East Sraln .s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-13

YOU WILL NEVER WEAR A READY
made Shirt after having one made to
order at BISHOPS, the Shirt Builder,
702 East MnlrlaS.3 Hs
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WANTED, FIVE GOOD CAN-vAssERe
for city. experienced men preferred. bnt
seiler; Biz profits. Address quickly,
3s"NOVELTY,'r care this Office.