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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-07
Land for Naval Station.

Land has been purchased at Sumay,
Island of Guam. on the harbor of st, Lucis
dApra. for use as a naval station and coal
depot. Sumay will be connected with the
present headquarters at Guam by telegraph
and telephone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-07
Cleveland Won on Good Hitting

CLEVELAND, Ohio, September Jones
triple saved Chicago shutout in the morn
ing game. Both Donahue and Owen pitched
good ball. but Clevelands three two-base
hits came OPPORTUNITY. fast double play
by Donanue. Bsmis and Hickman was the
feature. Score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-07

pIre-Mr. Connolly. Time of game-1 hour and 30
minutes. Attendance, $685.
Today's National League Games.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn A: New York, 9.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg.S 8; Chicago, IL.
At Decentralization, IL; Philadelphia, 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-07

Earned ruLs-Philadelphia, @. Two-base hits
Moran, Seybold, l.. Cross. Three base hit-HartseI
Sacrifice hits-Moran, Davis Murphy. Stolen bases
-Robinson Pickering, Murphy. Double play-Mur-
ply, NJ Cross and Davis. Left bases-Wash-
ington. 3; Philadelphia, 4. First base on balls-On
Ortiz 2; of Plank, l. Hit by pitched ball-Robin-
son. Struck out-By 0rth, /; by Plank g. Time
! :25. Umpire-Hassett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-07
Fire in st. Louis.

ST LOUIS, September THE wholesale
paint and oil house of o. L. and r. H
Whitelaw was partially destroyed by fire
today. Loss. $50 600
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SEEN BY THOUSANDS
{contInued IRON FIRST page.l

the pace began to tell, and they dropped
back into procession. Sheppard contin-
ued his good work until the end, and won
out by a length and a half.
Summary junior singles; one mile:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-07
Shut Out by Boston.

First base On balls-on Chesbro. 4. First base on
errors-New York. 1, Boston. 1. Left on bases
New York. Z; Boston. 8. Struck out--By CHESHIRE
l: by Hughes e Two-base hits-Williams GU, Nc
Farland O'Bren. Hughes. Sacrifice hits-Dough-
erty. Hughes. Hit by pitcher-By Chesbro, 1. Um-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-07
Dauntless Rowing Club. Philadelphia. IN
Quaker City Barge Club, Philadelphia. 2
Time for winner, 6. 20; second, Gypsy.
jackson Wins intermediate Singles.

jackson wins intermediate singles.
The mornings sport was brought to a
close with beautiful contest for inter-
mediate singles, first honors going to R.
Halsey Jackson Of the Palisade Boat Club
by about three lengths. The starter sent
the five boats away in perfect alignment
and for a hundred yards the leader could
not be picked. Gradually Crowley worked
out ahead for a few strokes, but when
the dark line under the bridge was reached
Billy Britt, the pride Of the Potomacs, was
discovered in the lead by nearly a length.
All this time the yellow cap of Jackson
was noticed to be there or thereabouts,"
and when the bridge had been cleared he
became the center Of attraction by going
steadily to the front without undue effort.
Two hundred yards from the finish the
contest narrowed down to a battle for place
honors between Britt and Grant, the latter
squirting grandly at the close, but falling
short by just a half boats length.
Summary-Intermediate singles-one mile
Pos. Lgths.
R. Halsey Jackson, Palisade B. c. Yon-
VIM Britt. Potomac B. c. washington. 2 v
Harry E. Grant, Nassau B. c., N. Y.....3
Harry Crowley, Vrachusett B. c., Wor-
NJ. Hirsch. Harlem B. G.. New York.. s :.
Time of winner 6.41A second, 6.45A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-07

Earhed ruhs-CleYeIand, 8; Chlcago. ]. First
base errors-Cleveland, /; Chicago l. Two.
base hits-Hickman. Flick. Gochnauer Jones
rhree-base hit-Jones. Stolen bases-Bay, Holmes
Double plays-DOnahue, Bems and Hickman; Owen
and Isbell. First base on balls-On Owen, 4. Hit
10y pitched ball-By Donahue, L. Left on bases
Cleveland, o; Chicago, 7. Struck out-By Donahue
.; by Owen. 4. Time of game-1 hour and 20 min
ntes. Umpire-Mr. Sheridan. Attendance 800.
Shut Out by Boston.
NEW YORK, September THE local
team was shut out in the morning game
here by the Bostons, Hughes. who was in
the box for the leaders, held Griffith's men
down to six hits. all scattered. CHESHIRE
pitched for New York, and was batted hard
in the first two innings. He then settled
down and pitched good ball. The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-07
MARRIED HER CHOICE.
Daughter of Representative Brownlow
Reported to Have Eloped.

Reported to Have EIoped.
A special dispatch to The Star from Knox
Vile, Tenn, says that a daughter Of Hep
resentative Brownlow has eloped with and
married liveryman of that place. No par
ticularS are given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-07

Daunt1ess Gets the Senior Four Barge.
The next race. the senior four-oared barge
event. between the Quaker City Barge Club
and the Dauntless Rowing Club. was nota-
BILE for the mastery style displayed by the
latter. as 1t led almost from start to finish
by fully three lengths. 1t appeared from
the press boat as though the Dauntless
boys were DESTROYS of close finish, and
that they could have run away from their
opponents at any stage of the race. The
Quaker city lads were somewhat handicap
ped by an old boat with defective rudder,
but the Drawn was clearly in the other
craft. o,
Summary-Senior four-oared barge. One
mile. -..
Pos. Igths
Dauntless Rowing Club Philadelphia. IN
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Arundel Takes Junior Four Gig.

Time Tor winner, B.46X: second, 6.b4.
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'ummary-Junior four gig, one mile:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
BA '. !. |. T: PURE i ]: !.
ELECTIONS Bill
Set as q Special Order j. for 81,
Thursday Senator IS
Hopeful. {. y s 81

Senator Barksda 10, when n seen last
night. expressed much delight It the
action Of tho House OF Delegates in tx
ing his pure-election bill as the special
and continuing order for next Thursday
at 1918 Q. clock He said the House
had been so busy with tho revenue and
corporation commission bills that the;
election bill had necessarily stood OH
the calendar and been delayed for a
considerable period Of time.
He, however. thought the clay had I
helped the bill. The members had Tina
| toRthinl1 and ponder over. the merits OF
tho measure. the State press had time
to express itself, and the expression had
como In no uncertain tones. s 4a.s RI assssSS
The Senator thinks tho only fight Will
DO for the insertion OF the word cor
ruptly" or some OTHER amendment OK
like tenor and effect. V s. .s4
"Of course. any amendment Of this 4
nature" said Mr.. Barlssdale, will de-
stroy tho bill and make y Is every efeca
rather evil than good, but have &thst l
utmost confidence that the House OF fDelsS
egntes will meet the issue fai rlyt and that \
tho result will be q victory for purer8
politics and cleaner election methods In
Virginia. sf II ~. ~ WI III;
ut is an advanced step and new
departure y said the Senator, but = am &
satisfied 1t will be taken. and then with
all eleCLOTdl6 All ttkNy PuA E W ~ - q oo-S
extent. OF the Ignorant and vicious We
will cleanse It Of yenality and corTup4s
ton. 81 . " h u Il 4fsssSS
! SIT is pleasant to contemplate an Eelecss
ton under sucll 4 condi tlons, when II the y
only influenza on the voter will be the&
character and ability Of the candidate
and tho only inducement to vote will
be tho good Of, the Commonwealth and 4
tho peace, prosperity and happiness % I
her citizens. u "a la
nAny man might we'll hold dear anSs
honor Won under such crcum stances.
Any constituency might we'll be proud 4
Of the kind OF representatives such cons
dltions will Inevitably produce, =
z"Yes" said the Senator. In conolus!onfs \
s"the bill will pass, and without the fword
corruptly or its equivalent sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
TEAM ORGANIZED
Williamsburg Has Good Base- bal Ma.
terial This Season.
Especial 10 ,rhe TImes-nlspatch.)

Especial 10 Tho Tlnes-n lspatch,) $l4
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. February y, -
The Williamsburg baseball team wa . ORR
ganzed yesterday, with Mr.. 3. F.isIYolf<s
manager and AR, Fl, X. Graves captair.;
The team has some good material ana
will play r. number OF games this seas sea-
son, " u. sls h.
Messrs, r. u. Spencer and p, Y9,siyaT,
burton have sold part at the Summefi
House tract In James city county to q
Western man for $4,000. 3s
Tho new bank now has over $4,000 Of
tho capital stock subscribed,
Mrs, Ed Il. Spencer and her sister, Mrs,
". III, Huppuch. OF New York, are guests
Of MIR, and Mrs, j, 3. Spencer, Mr. Spen-l
cer Is expected here tomorrow. S5 I'll.
Miss Sue Webb, who has been Ill In;
La Grange, Ky., Will return home tori
night, Or, H. a, Wise having gone from
here to accompany her ~
Mr. Blair Spencer. oc the University
College OF Medicine, Is expected home
Tonight. 3 4 3
REV. George +, Booker, pastor Of the
High Street Methodist Church, Petersburg,
will deliver the Grafton before the Alumni
Association OF William and Mary Col-
slceE next June, 57 n q 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
EX-MAYOR EDMLJNDSON
is AGAIN ARE STED
,pecIal 70 ,rhe ,r,n,es- rispat tel s

Especial to The Times TisDatch) I'M
WINCHESTER, VA. February esI-- Fs1sI
Mayor ID. II, Edmonuson ana Mrs Lucy.
Maltester, who were among those arrest:
cd III connection with the Aiiddletawa
+ flre CAGES. and later released by Judge
\ Atkinso,,. were rearrested this egensp1
and brought to jail. n Us thausht that
nav evidence has ben secured Rnd that
more arrests Will follows
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
Physical Culture,
Deep Breathing,
lR!chinond, .. 60, '03,

Mr. McIvi,Ia I1p II AZ. ~ "
VIII YOU sstRI@Ss fi swb TX
includes yoYr method Of deep braath!pg
va at q shss y fAiss
exercises faithfully, and. at the end Of
one week my expansion. had incrsased to
iH inches, and AM IA bid n Tsasiniins IN II
weight and streng TIL, 4 nhlsrfuIly recon-,
mend your. me- hods, as hey ere W YOU
DANIELS slSH pOI. or tsTt AND
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headquarters.
Commnndery of st. Andrew, No -,
knights 'remplar,
IA, NJarch 1 1Dl}.

General Orders 80, ,,,,,,,
SIR KNIGHTS; AlyrEN2. a stAr i.anr
asylum in the Masonic Temple, 9loN ~! 4,
sdinstant. at oelock r Nh, b Y tI y
Transient sir knights are tourteously. IN
;yited to he present.
BY order Of the Eminent Comm 1lsInsg
Attost.y ~ Captain General.
George G. Jefferson. Recorder. -,
X {: UNITARIAN CHURCH
PREACHING By THE PASTOR AT
m Am, every Sunday. IN Smithdeals
College building; I Eysysb%sdya welcome n
Z EIRsT ENGLISH LUTHERAN lSEVri
,enth between Broad and Grasel- Preach
Inr Sunday at Il a.. NJ. and s F, NJ. sum
-daN sehoo at $50 a N, Wednesday SER
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AGENTS 40 "a; WEEK g 11AhANT Fed !:
neent writes '11Exliibited sample TO ten
Women: took ten orders" Time As mill
taa profit over sso guaranteed p do
ow sn''r nsyer: rcaiiires 10 lAbor; !, costs
less than any other machine: free 50 I.
rI, md exclusive territory furnished;
AUTOMATIC WASHER CO.: station
Y u, Chicago.
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THE CARBON STUDIO, NO, 1o7 EAST
Broad Street, has no interest or con-
nectlon with any other photoo graph bus
her. Here always can be found every
. tlling. up-to-date and nrst-class In the
portrait line. tG@s sg3H
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FOR sALE-TINFl ASSORTMENT OF
ro-carfs al reduced prices; old 9 o1ss
great redllction u ~ Easket t11f this WeeS
\ RA.TTAN WORKS, 400 North Seventh
n Streat slAF lF8.{
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY = TEDIFI IS w 1T Fl Q Y T.
plates. firm. durable, beautiful, undc-
tectable; positively paIlndless ,Phomn e N 20;
East Main Street. B58j IT'S
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FURNITURE,

FURNITURE NIoXIMGszWE % 9 I Z n! y
4 Iight; IND EPE NpAt y s. S s9s A
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED. AGENTS. ! n I,VER .. r i,,fnHs
Perfectiy reliable little lime rt1ulrlcdli
commission given On all sales Ii2 Io s9,
.sv1io nuar:ticuiars. THE GREAT East
i5RN M ANIjITACTUR1Ntls and TRAD zal.'.
ING CO.. No. 100 Pearl street, NcW3
York city. I 4 i4 55iatti ls5i 8is g5
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

5pHYsICAI n C,IJLTURE. CORRECT
4 BREATHING: "a spECIALT Y.g
FIRST II LESSON TUESDAY,. MARCH
= 3D,S6 p. q. 81
AT NO. ~ NORTH FOURTH STREET
sIX-WBDK3 COURSE.
For further particulars address
MISS JESSIE r. r1NDLDTON,
No. 10 North Fourth Street.
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{ BOOKS FOR SALE.
1on OLD y Poems, 100G Magazines, 1000
m g9 sxamn Gosdl s a weee soIo
ieeftiona s OF OF books. ANTIQUARIAN
BOOK STORE, No. $40 Brook Avenues;
established ten years. - -
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WAN TED INVENTORS. P,ATENTEEs;
Il, patents and Inventions to send for
our Inventors Guide. This % rage book
sent Free; contains full information
about patsnts how to o6 la o patt ae5
a patent This elegantly printed book
sent free to any a dress. O,MEARA, 4. y
A BROCK. Patent Attorneys, 60 Eleventh
y St N. w, Washington, y. c. 8.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

rREE-GAs RANGES PUT IN FREE.
The Jewel Gas Range Is the best
In the world; largest factory in the
world; a positive guarantee with each
tradiction HARRIS HARDWARE Co.
+ 40 East Broad, Agents. eig
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Z SITUATION WANrED-MALE.

YOUNG MAN DESIRES PLACE ON
small farm to look after stock ana !, al al
tend 10 things around the place., BeSst
references furnished. Address bA1eSl-
aER care this office. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

BOOKS FOR SALE, ! !, /,
l Mst5 atgna Of 9virginas Bgrks filstery Of
viirslnla, etc, etc Cordial Invitation to
exanmin e' our ri large and interesting eolec..
tinn Of books, ANTIQUARIAN BOOiS
sTORI1, No $50 Brook Avenues; estab-
llshed ten years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

5c,EIIx 81 MALT wHISKEY. soc, PER
bottle, at, CEASES. Corner Sixth and
Broad Streets
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PAINTS, OILS AND vARN1SH.
! PHOTOGRAPHS.

PHOTOGRAPHS OF RICTIN1OND FOLK
WATCH THE WINDOWS OF THE
4ADLITE STUDIO, No. POT East Broad
Street, for the new display OF Photo
VI graphs this week. Richmond peoOple are
now sitting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

So. OUR OWN MAKE ssT1TCHDoWN
Shoes aud Gaiters-the best Working
pan,s shs sf1c DFPMTso r EhE Nj as
East Main Street. 4 5la
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MEETINGS,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
annual sst.ns 81, q the s tMkP
+ RAILWAY will be held at the priI1Sc,i;;
East Main Street, Richmond, VA, on
Tuesday the Sd day OF March. 1909
at the hour Of 10 O'clock y, NJ. for
the election OF directors and for tho
transaction OF such other business as
may properly come before It, JOHN
< WARD, Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

DON'T THROW YOUR SHOES AWAY
8 way is TO patch the shoe underneath
between the lining and upper and does
not show No. 71S East Main Street,
- Phone 2667. af g .stii ts.i 4
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GET MARRIED; SEND FOR BEST
nndlesas RapsF
Of marrIageable people; many rich.
Mailed free. II. r. GUNNER, Toledo
z Ohio IVY Wig ig.r FsHtt 7q4s't lEt 7FE 7&n NJ n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

WANTED. TO sIlLL-HAULING. By
\ the INDEPENDENT TRANSFER
COMPANY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

f kail Whiskey rs cents quart, years old (;
sbso.gtely naTs rI pepn ni,s ! G hett1a
shsss,s ~ iHsa II van sshts pot5!e
SyTiEIY SiN ElxhtssAtS sAS ataia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

WE WANT You no KNOW THAT ALL
our repairing Of watches, clocks md
jewelry is fully guaranteed. SMITH
& WEBSTER, 626 r. Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

MIR. NORMAN Z. SHORT BEGs TO IN
form his friends and the public that
he is ready to serve them with every
thing that's up-to-date In Tailoring,
& MANS. No. a07 Main Street, Bell phone
No. 1890
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: HELP z WANTED-FEMALE

SvXNTrT. An PDR1ENCED MILL
y ner'to "a to Washington and. n. z. App?
4 Fat tCitETGHTON's, No. lib East Broad Broad
ia Street, sif4 H,99 "A -
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JET,I,oT THARRY, IS TIIAT YOU. AT
"a phone don't fsrsasa f a Sa.l n oFder
~ Send IN FOR that suit Of furniture;
v ~ know they are making q big dis
Count in reupholstering and coyering
now; don't forget, JuRGENS', ss7 East
4 Elrna Il ~. WIN. w. -l.. W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

DANIELS METHOD OF DEEP
strengthens the lungs. give, action
to the heart and is natures greatest
blood purifier. and nerve tonic. The
requisite Of q long life Is deep breath
Ing. and straight back. Every pu-.
pit attending DANIELS Large School
has INCREASED THEIR CHEST
X EXPANSION FROM 3 no s "a IN
Giles, Information and reference FUR.
nished on application. No. 627 East
Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

wANTED-PuPILs PREPARED FOR
Stage dramatic or. vaudeyille), Singing
Physical Culture: Stammering and Slut
] terlng positively and permanently cured.
DANIELS SCHOOL OF.V0lCE AND
(Private theatre in connection.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

WANTED. 200 BOYS AND. MEN TO
keep their best girls or wives In good
luror BY feeding them on our best-the
4 old fashioned italian Cream Chocolates;
only at NIARCHETTTE BROS, STORES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

NArNrED. YOU TO COME TO TT1E
BONTARcIE. No 81 East :. I, Broad g. q! st.,
Z short lengths. Regular TO- g12 I'D and Is
cent goods for 5 S4, and Scent yard,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

! IF YOU WISH 10 LOOK INTO PAST.
II present or future consult Mrs. JACK
y BON, isoS East Marshall Street. Prices:
II csc, ia 81; strictly confidential. K
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r ROCKS FOR Said.
800 Copies Acts Assembly of Vlrgli,nMin1 /;
I OTJARIAN Book STORE, No. 800 Brook
AVen,ie; established ten years
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. so PER- THOUSAND COPYING = LET t,,r
tars at home: no deposit; ma erlai I s.. :
NJ nshcd; sta npcd envelope Tor pa Itlcinr
.larg. GLOBE IaEA1iSDf$CO.. 1t oo'i'' ~
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n o u n u = POCKET BOOK: OWNER
ical No 5l3 North Third Street and
identity.
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Z IS upwards. real estate $ttn ! Buy and
sell notes, iA5est money and teach you
to save $1oo'to sl.ooa Pay dividends
and also premium OF 50 under certain
paying 81 weekly upwards. CONNER
CTAL9 GUARANEE COM, No. 1ll4 East
S Main Street, ,8 st5
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FOR SALE BARGAINS.

WANTED, EVERYBODY no BUY OUR
Vapor Bath Cabinets and get the bene-
fits of Hot Springs at hoNme. Price 81,
( OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
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6TRAYEr, FROM MY HOUSE ON HER
mtage Road Black and White Female
Setter. rather thin: name PalsGS;- Ne-
I Il07 East Main Street,
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Carts cleaned and repaired. We make
new Carriage and Co-Cart bodies, and
all tho parts. Also Parasols. new. de.
signs. Rea sonab charges. sCHREIMF
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FOR RENT.

a NEW YORK FAMILY, LEANING
for Europe, Will rent for any time be-
tween March 18th and November lst.
large, roomyaparcmtn Handsomely 1ur-
Address L. a. GUILD. No, 40 West
! End ANenllc.. cor 9Slst ST. ~. Y.1..Ls9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

MEMS. LADIES AND CEIILDREN's
'Ui1derwear ali cut way down, at the
BoNNIARC aE. No. al7 East Broad ST.
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FURNITURE HOsP1TAL-ALL KINDS
R Of Furniture. both old and new. sue
cessfully treatd. Broken legs, arms or
backs set in neat. scientific manner.
Internal injuries Of every description
radically cured. Bruises and scratches
healed. and all external imperfectlons
removed, restoring even the Oldest fur
niture 10 perfect. youth and beauty.
Charges reasonable Consultation tree.
Office hours from Z "A. NJ. to 6 F. NJ
/ G. e. LYDIA, F.. ID. IF, D. Furniture
Doctor, No. 419 " est Main Street. Old
~, Plone.e 2501. -sHIII ~ .L.s.H
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2.i BOOKS WANTED.
Old Virginia Histories, Southern Literary
+ Papers. Confederate Music; al kinds Of
small collections Of books and entire
TfauARf "a S9Y Ro X sToRR IS brook
Is Avenua; established ten years, III
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WANTED. LADIES 10 Make NECK;
y nayileent any distance. Send sell .ad-
dressed stamped envelope. !, y DEL .,f;lal
III .NrT'C;, CO., Mo- los West One Hundr .,e
s and Thirty-third Street, New ! ork cit5.
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THE Ir1Nr,sr LINE or ANTIQUE FUR
nt,ire. Brass Goods. China and Bric-a-
Brac Iii tho city: special low prices dur.
Ing February; 309-311 n. Eighth Street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

{ oST UMBRELLA fE NTH PLATE
: marked rs. L: H." at Bijou' February
list. ma tlnee: owner vii CONFER q 1I Ia "a
or BlioIl box office. NJ.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN, SINGLE
Ss31TURNIsl!Ep ROOM. west OF Third 81.
3Referencso exeha Il n ICED Address ie Cash
& TERMS. care this office.
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NO, NAM. II AM NO SHOEMAKER, 1
am a practical Trunk Repairer; only
7 exclusive Trunk Repairer&n Richmond.
Give me a call "A HENRI " SIEGEL,
& Ninth and Grace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

$50 pOz. FRESH LAID. EGGS, 22C.; So
aoc. ; this IS the only and original article;
pure. sweet, finely tayored and sure to
\ please. Try mound. p O.SlJ III YAM -;
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&c HALF soLING MEMS Shoes;
PSI E a.T 5sHsH p oW Sf
I. SHOE FACTORY, lis E. Main. Phone
4 1861: free delivery. Cut this ADVERTISE
\ n1ent out IS good for 10c.
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|, 900 BUSHELS CHOICE FEED AT Is
a Gents: lO.0p0 Bushels Virginia Corn. 50
cents Make money by saving 1t. Buy
Of q D.. O'sULLIYAN, Eighteenth and
MAIN Streets. fSl ~ s5 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

BooKKDEPER AND TY P1sWRl lER.
: Iadv''or gentleman ono that would be
willing invest 5000 in the !, pir,e rel na,n
stock OF an established mercanti!e cols,,
and payable quarterly. Box 163, clare clare
mont IVA. i5 X t-gi $3.50 ~, .ga
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SAFES AZ A b SPECIALITY. INDDPEN-i
DENT TRANSIT FIR Z COMPANY
SEWING MACHINES.

SPECIAL SALE FOR TEN DAYS WE
Il have a few machines slightly scratched;
@9if you want q bargain. call at once:
81 ~ ESyV8 HOME OFFICE. Ninth and
5s# Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

PAX COMFORTER NO.@2 LEADS; CUR
ms Cough when others fall; every bottle
BROTHERS, 800 West Marshall and 1908
East Main. i4 5sSt az $F "a