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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21
United States Has 300 Trusts.

Washington, D. CA striking feat
ure Of C0ngrC; ;sional Record is n list
Cf trusts IN the unitel States printed
as an appendix TO Mr.. Litt'7fieli's
speech. This list. which was computed
hy the cong! as sicnal Information bur.
oau covers nearly six pages of the
Record and contains nearly 500 trusts,
with a capitalization of almost sl4,-
complete and accurate list ever pub
lished, and II exceeds all other pub
lished lists in it's dimensions and in
the size of it's totals.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21
No Cloture in the Senate.

Washington, d. C.-Cloture in the
senate is impossible. and Senator
Quay cannot succeed in getting the on
nibus statehood bill through. These
two facts, we'll known to senator's,
were brought out publicly in the de-
bate in the senate on Senator Quay's
resolution to fix a day for voting on
his omnibus statehood bill. Senator
Quay, of course, contended that his res
olution could not properly be called a
proposition for cloture. but the rest
of the senate apparently did not agree
with him. All who spoke treated it as
in a sense a cloture resolution.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21

tAnNFM
Thc feature of the markets this
week is extremely encouraging iron
the choppers viewpoint as prices fol
MDukf staple commodities are lower
thaa Tor many d day. Eggs are plen
tiful and lower and there is Il great
display of strawberries. New pota
toes and cucumbers are about the only
exceptions as regards low prices
anuTTER-Creamely, extra. Yer
mont ana New ''3;, ?2hirc, ..ic; nCrih'
et1f New York. 26c: western, ESQ
26ct northern tirsts. 25c: eastern, 23
02tc; western tirsts, 25c: second, %
6Mc; held extra, 25c; first, 23m 24c;
extra dairy. 23M 2ic; fair to good, 10
022c: western imitation, lS@21c;
lajle firsts. lSI l9c; western. l7m20c; ;
boxes, 9nn n2Gc; trunks in prints. 20Q
CHEESE.-Best New York twins
14c; lirsrs, 1903 l-2c; seconds, ia
12c; best Vermont twins, lac; firsts,
1905 i2c: seconds, 11Ml2c: sage,
\ l40l4 t-2c,
EGGS Nearby and cape fancy, 25c :;
.a.chpfcc fresh eastern. 2lc; fair to
BUpd. 19M2Oc; choice frcsh Vermont
md New Hampshire. 21c; fancy can
died Michigan. 10 l-2020c; western
selected. 1918 1-2c; fair to good. II
0Sc, refrigerator, April l4@ Ice;
Gthner, 12Il3c.
EURESSED POULTRY-Norther and
eaHern fowls, l2@1jc: chickens. -
sc: pigeons. 75c@s1.G0; SQUAD, So
44; western dry packed lin boNcs)
BEST turkeys, lS@2oc; fair to good.
1e6 .c old toms. l5T1Gc; No. >, II
0{4c; chickens, 12U Ice; fowls l3Q
-: oIpols. l4G zoe; ducks, lea lSc;
G41sc, 12M l3c in barrels. turkeys, 10
VJ9c; fowls. 10 1.2011c; chickens,
13e14c; ducks, 15M17c; old cocks,
13414c. Live poultry-Fowls. 13 l.21
I'M; roosters. 79Sc.
BEANS-ChoicC hand picked pea
W8@2.40; screened, $2.10@2.20;
ue6ends sl.90Q2: choice hand-picked
me9ium. $2,35M2.4O: screened, $21o@
os&V3 oiidIl Nilllc NdlilOl llld. S-.t'Vb
200; foreign pea. S2.1O@22O; medi-
uzn, 50 2l0M2.2O: choice hand picked
yellow eyes, s2.SO@2.S5; seconds,
! $4AOm2 seconds. $2.50M 2.75: red
Njncys. s29O@3.1o.
NOTWITHSTANDING. green noun
tain. 75MS0c; hebron. 70m75c: New
York round, C5M zoe; western. 65@ 7oo
hu;f sweet, New Jersey. $250@3;
Vineland. S3.75Mi bb.
APPl.ES-King. seas; spy, Sl.500
z.25; Baldwin. Sl25M2; greening,
&1.35ml.75; tallman sweet. Sl.50M
3.xk; mixed varieties, $lm1.5O Dbl.
CIR CR\NBERRIES-C Cape Col choice
dark sloMll; fair to good. s7G9 bbl
and S2M3 box.
TRUCK- Reets, 35G50c bu; cab.
b9ee, G0u 75c Dbl: Mass onions. 81 80
"a; New York yellow, sl.5o@ l,75;
live onions. 50MI I5c bu; marrow
oaash, Sl2G l5 turban, SIS; hub
bard, s20m50 ton; turnips, 75@S5c bu.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21
Wcarers Of Weeds Were Welcome.

Syracuse. n. Y.-Alfrcd A. Hewlett,
a wealthy merchant and contractor,
celebrated mis- SD birthday in a uni
que way by giving a reception and
banquet to nearly 100 widows of his ac'
quaintance. His guests included many
socicty leaders Of this ci,y. as well as
many from cut Cf town. The affair
might appear somewhat eccentric. but
in planning it Nj Howle,t was simply
carrying OUT the idea CT assembling
friends of his youthful days and like
wise thoge of his lamented wife. Excep-
ting a colored page Mr.. Hewlett was
the only male.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Feb. 13, 1903.

FRIDAY, FEB. 10, 1908.
William H. Curley of Boston resigns
from the common council after lively
time at the meeting.
Darrow, counsel for miners, scores
the coal operators,
william Jennings Bryan suggests
Gov, Garvn Of Rhode Island as good
presidential timber,
Expected that all the protocols will
be signed at Washington, and that the
Venezuelan blockade will be raised nt
once.
william r. Herbert OF Dayton, o.,
kills himself because his wife sued for
divorce.
Big hve-m0sted schooner Prescott
Palmer cut down to the water line by
steamer Asgi in President roads.
ST. Petersburg advices indicate that
Russia has little hope of peaceful out
come of the trouble in Macedonia.
Big draw for new Fore River bridge
ashore at North Weymouth.
DR.. Walter j. Smith of Providence
| pleads not guilty at Taunton of man
slaughter.
Earl of Dudley optimistic as to Irish
affairs; William Duffy, NJ. p, and John
ODonnell, NJ. p. and several others
released from Jail.
Dr. Rocco Brindisi appointed vice
consul for New England by the king
OF Italy.
Bill" Sewall, President Roosevelt's
old guide, is visiting about Boston.
Col. Henry Watterson the guest Of
honor at the Algonquin club, Boston.
al ,,tt 81, 1,,',
birthday in Faneuil hail. Boston.
Prince Of Wales likely to visit Bos-
ton, as the guest Of the Ancents, with
Lord Roberts and the Honorable Artil
lery company.
Massachusetts house refuses to sus-
pend the rules at request of MacCart-
ney, the Socialist, but suspends them
on several other matters.
Drifting of foe ice makes ask of re-
leasing American schooners in Bay of
Islands somewhat easier.
Senate in executive session refuses
to reconsider the Alaskan boundary
treaty; Panama canal treaty then
brought up; Morgan talks FIVE hours
and offers 30 amendments.
Oscar S. Straus claims full credit for
President Roosevelt and Secretary Hay
in matter of ROumanian note.
Cornelius j. Buckley of Maiden,
Mass. risks his life 10 save woman
and child from train.
Lynn B. and S. leaders threatened
with arrest for violating alien con-
tract law.
Miss Fairfield doing rushing coal
business in Salem, Mass, and is guar
anteed a supply: she tells how she be-
came an independent dealer.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21
Knock Out for Beef Trust.

Chicago, Ill.--Another, and the most
important victory yet, has been won
against the beef trust. The govern
ment triumphed in the decision rem
Gered by Judge Peter S. Grosscup in
the United States circuit court. The
demurrer of the defendants to the bill
OF complaint, which charged the de-
PENDANTS with an illegal combination
and conspiracy in restraint of trade,
was oyerruled, and the preliminary in
junction granted last May continues.
In every particular the government is
sustained,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21
Endurance Contest in Senate.

Washington, d. C.-After listening
to Senator Morgan in opposition to the
Panama canal treaty for four hours the
senate adjourned, the majority an
nouncing that it would, If necessary,
hold the senate in continuous session
to ratify the treaty. AS usual, sena-
tors do not want to stay at the senate
after six hours of weariness, and be-
cause OF social engagements. and they
hope to wear out Senator Morgan with
out late evening session, by begin
ming on the treaty three hours earlier.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21
Twen Iy.four to Answer Murder Charas

Wilkosbarre, Pa.-Nneteen of the
I men who are charged with the mur.
der of Con Smith at Plymouth were
await trial. while five Wee released
On $500 bial each. All the defendants
were taken from the jail to the court
house heavily guarded. and lengthy
hearing followed. The judges decided
that the evidence was sufficiently
strong to warrant the holding of the
prisoners. Smith was non-union
miner, who attacked and beaten to
death.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21
It IS 4 DUTY

NJ all owe to one another to make known
~ means by which we are delivered from
nein and sickness. There is always vast
Dd anxious audience waiting for such in
mation. In this sense man is like sin
household and the good fortune of one
ddens and helps all the rest Therefore,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21
BOOKS CREMATEO
Coal Committee Hears Startling
Testimony at Lynn.

A Woman Dealer Tells How She Was
Threatened and Punished for Cut.
TING the Price--Ccal Purchased
Through Senator Lodse-six Deal.
ers Put Up $500 to Guarantee High
Rate and az One Backed Out Mon
ey Was Returned,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21

ST. Paul. Minn-Tt is generally un-
derstood here that Irwin Gardiner,
who was Mayor Ames' right hand man
for time, has turned states evidence
and is now willing to take the stand
when the case of the former mayor is
called and tell what he knows of the
system of collecting graft"
Gardiner was convicted of grating
and given six years sentence. but
the state supreme court ordered new
trial on the ground that he had testi-
fed before the grand jury that had
convicted him.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21
DOSTON WHOLESALE MARKETS

10 ne,:. TIC appended quG'a 'ations of value
aliketO buyer and seller, the resume OF ia,
market, prefacing the quotations, should ,,
Carefully read In II market of this character
il ID Impossible to give prices for every day OF
the week Noting, however, the general ten
doncY of trade sufficiently accurate quota.
tton6will b, given on which dealers can safeb
ba1otheir transactions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21

Concord N. H.-The hearing before
Governor Bachelor upon the applica-
tion for the eNtradition of Dr.. Albert
Alon2o Ames. eX-mayor OF Minneapo-
lis, was continued by request Of the
Hon Charles J. Hamblett of Nashua,
counsel for DR.. Ames.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21
HIS Deafness WAS CONVENIENT


lnqutive Nehbos Get Little Information from Atam Hswett
Coratored by Scriptural Ouotatio>
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21
W EDN SpAY,
Feb. 1e, 1908.

WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 18, 1908.
Street car service suspended in
Chelsea, Mass, as result of clash
between city officials and the railway
over removal of snow.
Mrs. Philander c. Knox. wife of the
attorney general, breaks down under
the strain of social life at Washing.
ton.
Former wife of Robert Gould Shaw
reported engaged to Robert Goelet.
Earl of Yarmouth wins promise of
hand of rich Miss Thaw.
Joseph Powers of Lynn, Mass,
saved from drowning by bull dog.
Senator Morgan to fight the whole
senate On the Panama canal treaty.
John d. Rockefeller now In control
Of the American copper market.
Austro Russian note on Turkey sent
to Rome, Berlin, Paris and London; If
approved it will be presented next
week.
Benigio Santosusso, Boston Italian,
stabs VincenZo Penta to death at the
North End.
Porter Smith, aged resident of
Wakefield, Mass. commits suicide.
Death of John d. Morton of Rox-
bury, Mass, well known in the paint
and oil trade,
Gen j, II. Whitney, candidate for
the office OF deputy chief of the state
police force of Massachusetts.
No break in ranks Of striking stitch
ers at Lynn: claims of the B. and s.
officials that strike Is about over are
denied.
Sound steamer Olive and IS persons
lost near Eden,on, N. c.. by being
caught in gale.
Central New England road secures
the famous Montague farm and may
now build its connecting link.
Death of Charles T. Russell, brother
of the late Governor Russell. of Cam
bridge
Edward H. Bernard, wanted for mur.
der in Philadelphia, killed by freight
train.
Castro issues decree raising duties
on imports 30 percent and increasing
export duties on coffee, cocoa and
hides
THURSDAY, Feb. 10, 1908.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21
SATURDAY.,
Feb. IA, 1908.

Railroad commissioners hear pro-
tests against the Boston e. ALBANY
train service between Springfield and
/ Boston, "abominable,' "unjustifiable, u
F: being terms applied to it.
Ellen Murphy Is years old, found
dead in her room on Oneida street,
Boston, under circumstances which
! the police are investigating,
Bowen and the ambassadors at
Washington, have signed the protocols
raising the blockade and referring
the question of preference to The Ha-
que tribunal.
Perry, alleged "slugger.'' Indicted
for the murder of Agnes McPhee and
Clara Morton: doubtful If his trial will
begin before May.
Anthracite coal strike commission
hears final arguments. and award Is
expected within month.
Beginning now to be recognized in
Washington that the extra session. at
least Of the senate, is likely.
George Fred Williams addresses
Unitarians at Ieominster on defects of
our. .lnSlllullOLS.
Guesner breaks world mile ice rec.
ord at Ottawa; Lapointe equals old
mark.
United States to take Guantanamo
and Bahia Hondo for naval stations,
Cuban jealousy has prevented sur
vey of the harbor heretofore.
Six-year-old boy, William McCue of
Roxbury, Mass, badly burned at his
home.
Chicago police raid "turf invest
ment" companies; st. Louis grand
jury starts investigation.
Recrudescence of cattle disease
comes in Norfolk county.
Daniel J. Flynn of Boston takes
Spirtualist's advice and tries suicide
at New Orleans
Miss Gladys Deacon of Boston may
die or be permanently disfigured as
the result of an operation to improve
the lines of her nose.
MONDAY. Feb. 16. 1908.
Boston e. Northern and Old, Colony
street railway companies voluntarily
raise wages of 2522 employees 12 per
cent.
In rear-end collision of electric
cars in Whitman, Mass, eight per
sons are injured, three seriously.
Elk Mayor Ames. wanted at Minnea-
polls for alleged corruption located in
New Hampshire and will fight extra
dition to the end.
Ipiscopalians stirred up over the
fact that DR.. Edward Everett Hale.
Unitarian, received the sacrament In
Trinity church,
Rev John O'Brien refutes the state
mont of Harvard student that East
Cambridge is a Whitechapel district,
and asks Pres. Eliot to keep his young
men away from that section.
Macedonian situation alarming, Aus
tra massing troops on Balkan border.
Eli G0sselin of Haverhil, IA years
old, accidentally shot in face by COM
panion.
Proposed legislation affecting Bos.
ton now before the general court.
Lynn MassD man strangled in
pot of grease
Venezuelan blockade raised and
ports are open.
Rev. Herbert S. johnson says the
multimiIionaire in church is peril
and an injury to it.
Emploves of the Cocheco mills at
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21

Dover, N. H., vote unanimously to
strike to enforce the 60.hour law.
Burglars ransack the house of Ralph
b. Quinlan In Allston, Mass.
Law suit between wine firms brings
out fact that Baron von Holleben--the
German ambassador at Washington
was recalled after he had been charged
with using his official position to ed.
vertise brand OF wine.
Failure OF attempt to secure arbitra.
tion OF Lynn shoo trouble; more shots
fired and windows broken with stones
Revenue cutter Seminole still I'm.
able to go 10 the rescue of icc-bound
scnooners.
Fifth anniversary of the sinking of
the Maine observed in Havana har-
Dor.
Gen. and Mrs. Nelson A. Miles and
party arrive at New York from trip
abroad.
Twelve Poles arrested in Chelsea,
Mass, for dancing on the Lords day.
Schooner Il. II. Foster said to have
sunk, towed into Boston by steamer
Howard: crew of Foster landed at
Gloucester
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21
TUESDAY,,
Feb, II, 1893,

TUESDAY, Feb. II, 1903.
Phillips Endlcott Osgood of Har-
ward declares his remarks concerning
East Cambridge were wrongly inter-
| preted.
Death in Philadelphia of Rear Ad-
miral Lewis w. Robinson, U. S. ~, re-
tired.
Death of Charles H. Wood of Boston,
pioneer West End restaurant keeper.
Rev. C. H. Dalrymple OF Oakdale
Mass, tells of wreck of the Madiana
and mentions bravery of Mrs. Lydia f.
Luke of West Newton, Mass.
Jackson of Fall River offers order
in the legislature for investigation of
insurance commissioners office.
Custom tailors make demand for
nine-hour day.
Episcopal clergymen reticcnt re-
agrding the criticism of DR.. Hale's
action in partaking of communion In
Trinity church,
Sadie Lewis, aged II, found dead in
outbuildng at Worthwhile. Mass; cor.
oner making investigation.
West End (Bos on woman loses
500 in cash and $4,000 in jewelry.
Oil portrait of Mayor Willard of
Chelsea. Mass, in the Winnsimmet
Republican club ruined by n knife.
Chelsea, Mass, alderman scores
board of assessors.
Lynn, Mass, strikers lidicule an
nouncement of B. and S. union that it
will open a stitching shop in Boston.
Cortelyou quickly and unanimously
confirmed to cabinet office and Viii.
liam Loeb, dr., nominated to succeed
him.
Funeral of Rear Admiral Wides in
West Roxbury, Mass.
Freight train crashes into Prentice
Bros machine shop at Worcester and
smashes $4,000 worth of machinery.
Police Captains Irish and Boyer of
Boston go on the retired list.
Senate judiciary committee amends
the Littleflcld antitrust bill, and vote
to report it to the senate; made much
more drastic,
New England snow storm assumes
Second part of John S. Sargent's
scheme of mural decoration of the
Boston public library unveiled and on
exhibition.
Mrs. Katherine Connolly of New
Haven, Conn, threatened by alleged
bogus concern.
blizzard proportions.
Burglars try in vain to force the safe
of a Forest Hills, Mass, liquor dealer.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-21

THURSDAY, Feb. 10, 1908.
Coal committee hears testimony that
Lynn, coal clubs books were burned;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26
NOTICE

err PRICES IN n TALKING MACHINE
Records md slightly used Upright Plsnos
Three weeks ago You were paying 6ee i for
machines. We are selling them at 2bo. You
can afford to have music at this price THE
CABLE COMPANY, No. ?l3 70. Broad street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26

GREAT BARGAIN IN FINE $500 CABLE p1-
ANo: oriE nal purchaser has ieft the ely ~.
at an unusually low price. THE CABLE
COMPANY, No. 213a f. Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26
LECTURE.
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. ISL,
Academy Of Music.
HON /
Nv. BOURKE COCHRAN,
Regular Academy Prices,
Reservations now on sale at
COX & SHEA'S,9i5 (. Main 81.
MOSES MUSIC STORE, 1903 E. Broad
An Ordinance.
(Approved Nov. 19th. 10

eRAs4 fAeGfo FE MIS- i1stNs 1892 %o r. A.
Z PATTERSON TOBACCO GO. 70 CON
Il HEAD BRIDGE ACROSS OVERTON
4 EIGHTH STREETS.
e Be II ordained by the Council OF tho
city of Richmond:
s, list; That permission be, and tho Same ID
hereby, granted TO the r. a Patterson
Tobacco Co. to construct and maintain an
Overhead Bridge across OvertOn Street
between Seventh and Eighth streets,
the bottom OF said bridge 10 he at least
16 feet above the street. and said bridge
Is not to be more than feet wide ana
capable of bearing at least 900 pounds
weight subject 10 the following condi-
lions:
structed according 10 the plan presented
4 by said r. a. Patterson Tobacco Co, and
now on file In the office Of City Eng ncer;
and also in such manner and with such
materials as shall be satisfactory 10 the
&Ctty Engineer
Cd. The said II, A, Patterson Tobacco Co.
shall at times keep said Bridge In proper
repair, and shall make such repairs as
the Committee on Streets may at any
time deem reasonable for the safety or
persons using the highway under said
4th. The SAID Il. A. Patterson Tobacco
Co. shall pay the rate fixed by the ordi-
nance OF the city allowing construction
Of areas or vaults IN sldeWalks or aileys
4 at anytime be subject TO any amendment
or revocation by The City Council, Upon
q revocation on amendment of said per-
mission. he said X. a. Patterson Tobacco
Co, or any subsequent owner OF said
house shall immediately conform 10 such
amendment or revocation
4 9th. The safe, permission is given sub
Ject to the conditions that the said Il, A.
Patterson Tobacco Co., or any subsequent
owfes OF said house, VIII indemnify re-
X imhurse and save harmless the city OF
Y RiGhmond for any charges damages, or
y cost that the city may be required 10 pay
Dy reason of any person being Injured or
II damaged In any W2y, |. property or per-
Il son. by the construcuon. existence. or
maintenance OF said Bridge.
\ Sth For failure TO conform fully to
I. The provisions OF this ordnance, OF any
4 Enrichment or revocation thereof, or any
regliremenL hereunder, the said r. A.
Patterson Tobacco Co, or any subsequent
owner Of said house shall he liable to a
Z nY's OF not less than ten nor more than
4 fiity dollars; each days failure 10 DO a
separate cffense
y s,h.EAu ordinances or parts OF ordl-
II NJ. ucea are hereby repealed. so far as the
z sIrn4 may conflict herewith.
.Gsh. Thss ordinance shah be In force
& from ith paszass n,,, ,r .1,c,1cr
.E<y 1tH City Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26

TO THE STOCK HOLDERS OF THE ANTIGUA
CHEMICAL COMPANY. a Corporation orga-
nized and doing business under the laws Of
ned that there will be n meeting OF tho
Stockholders OF tho above Company Mt Its
principal office, 1905 r. Main Street. Rich
mond, Va. ON the cd DAY OF DECEMBER.
1908 between the hours Of 10 clock In tn.
forenoon and 8 o'cock In the afternoon. for
the purpose OF taking action on resolution
OF n ma orlty of the whole Board Of Dlrecto
OF said Corporation. passed ut n meeting Of
said board on the nth day OF November.
1903, that at Is deemed advisable by said
majority OF said board and for the benefit
OF said Corporation. that It shall DO dis
solved" the said meeting OF said board hnv-
Ing hccn duly called according to law for
the purpose OF considering the above resolu-
ton. IL. D. TAYLOR, Pres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26

FREE!!l WE WILL FOR TIE NEXT TEN
DAYS give ono copy of 500, music to any ono
sending us the name Hnd address res Of owners n
and nddrcss will furnish one 60c. piece OF
music. TIL E CABLE COMPANY. No. s2ls 3.
Broud Street. 60 80 E'eH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26

DO YOU KNOW YOU CAN G EFT THE BEST
Moulded Record at our store for 26c. No
other store will sell you ut this price. THE
\ CABLE COMPANY, No. 2la ~. Broad street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26

SHOES.
CHEAPEST PLACE to buy shoes. n. BA1HE9
sol East Marshall Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26

400. 90 WILL EUY ONE COLUMBIA GRAPHIC
PHONE and one dozen records. Sold on tino
II desired. 4Inveat $50 In q Columbia Talking
Machine, including one dozen records. THE
CABLE COMPANY, No. 2l3 e. Broad Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26

AZ INVOLVEMENT FOR YOU TO TRY OUR
advertisement with shoes we win accept H.
cash discount on wsSls'o,Ins Ssr
n n,r" save no nails or pegs: best leather.
BREW s E1.EcTRiC POWER SHOE FAC;
II TORY ut, f. Main. Phone 1861. GOOD Until
November 18th. estgt f7slt }5ta, .tzl!Hs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26

RECRUITS WANTED, FOR THE u. 8.
Marine Corp-Able-b odied. unmarried men,
ashore und afloat. Apply at Shnfer Build
Ing, next door to General Postoffce.