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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
BY Pollard 4 Ba Shy.
Real Estate Auctoneers.
Trustee Auction Sale Of De-.
tached Frame Store and
Dwelling, No. 24C4, on
North Side Of Broad,
Between Path and 26th Streets.

In execution Of decd OF trust dated
June 6, 1905. and recorded In clerks onlGe
OF Richmond chancery Court, p. B. lS4
In .hs payment OF the debt therein e.
cured, ana being re 1uested SO TO Do.
will sell by auction, or the Pr, nlses. on
at $3.50 F., NJ, the above mentioned prop-l
erty, The building contains a store-r.em
OF good q "a. and some four or Ave other
good roomA The, lot tron,s % 70 or
Or less. with right Of use. Of a94ey ~
rear. .lN ~ ~.
TERMS--Enough In cash to ray cost %
OF sale, and a note tor $1,000. with In err
est on same from November p lsoS, the
residue at one and two years, credi. pay.
trust deed: or all cash, at option OF ne
purchaser NE
nov H,tds Trustees.
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ItaltIA, LIN A14sI = = .
VA. ~ !f
BY virtue Of a deed of trust dated Dc.
toUer Is, 1885, and recorded In the clerks
ctiica OF Chesterfield County Court, in
D. B. 81, page ISL. and having been sub
stituted trustee In the stead OF A.yaC
Attkisson, deceased, BY decree Of the
County Court Of said county. entered Nov:
s, l9O3, In the suit Of Charles Well and
Acram AellStern VS.. Katherine Stein ct
sls., default having been made In the
raynent of the note secured thereby. and
feing directed so to do by the holders
thereof will sell at NPublio AUG ton on
ar 4 o'clock p. NJ. the above twenty acres
CT land, fronting on the Midlothian Man
chester and Coal Pitt Turnpike, running
ba OK to Reedy Creek and the land OF
4. w, Wood ESQ. ct ais. bounded On the
west by the land OF Judge 3. A. Han-.
Geek, and on the east by the stain
iarln, owned by Messrs. Well and He'll
stem. The land Is high. rich. slightly
rolling to the rear, near electric cars ana
is admila bly, located for suburban homes.
TLIKMS-Cash as to the cost OF exe-
cutting this trust. taxes, and to pay q note
Of $4,000 and Interest thereon. due Ooto'
WA1 e. CRAWFORD.
Substituted Trustee.
Liberal terms may be had II desired.
S g. III. Il Aa!saHgs95H Asss s Be-
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Colored Church Burns.

" lSneclal 70 The T'"'es-INsr',.F
SALISBURY. N, c., Nov, 2n-The brick
colored Methodist Church, OF this cry,
was destroyed by fire last nlshl, Inc
loss Is placed at about six thousand dol
lars. It is not known how the fire origl-r
mated. Several adjoining buildings caught
fire from the church, some Of Which were
considerably damaged.
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Mrs. Jennie Pike.

Especial to The Tlnes-Dlspatch)
I. BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. 27-Mrs. Jen-
ME Pike widow OF Abraham Pike. who
was an auct4oneer, died at No. 1909 Linden
Avenue this morning. She was ftty-seven
years old. and before her marriage was
Miss Jennie Jacobson. daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Matten L, Jacob5on. OF
Richmond Va. Mrs, Pike had been a
resident Of Baltimore since 1876.
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For Sale al Auction.

,a YAL On sprng street near Cherry, With
two Old flame buildings, Nos. ST and s1s
Spring Street. thereon. On
MONDAY. NOV. 9th, loo3.
property, and az the owner Is deter mined
70 sell. this Is a rare chance for q bar
gain, TERMS-Lberal. ID. 3358s ii
H. L. CABELL. Auct!oaess. VI
nov 49, 25,26,27
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. va. Nov. 81, 1903.
ig.-.. A rtTHNsA
CATTLE MARKETS.

c.ip,1 SIS head aS1 nc,s MHS So
ket steady. Good TO PRIME steers - gtss5
eeor T. msetSs' cews hesess So
~ eaSes es ;MsSgsoo TS ssss .teers :5Ssss:
Western steers saa HoEs az ssa1 ,, t9
DAY ;S ssaa ;9se@1 sood ns
light. 3.loaI4o; bulk of sales A.NQi.3o
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head sheep; stro ron, i;
lambs, loGltc higher Good 70 cno e 5MS y
Western, s?ioa3 So; native lambs. sa7545eo;
western lambs. f3.+oa5.so
NEW YORK, Nov. ?7-BEEVEsE1.RefeselI Y =
s.i7s head Steers steady 70 strons tes tai INV
sr: bulls s:eady th,n firm; ko 9hs g.
eoWs. 81. soas.ao caTes-Reeeipts, Ell head
Veals, steady; grassers seady; westerns; ese%
veals. l4sogs.76 grassers D 0 csy , arssI SS
,i,sc' Der pound. Sheep and Lanabs-Recelpts
ss6Saa s2S; lambs. s5Q5: one car at 70; euI6s
s450; canadn lambs. $3.50 Hogs-K;eee,p.s, ~,
ss3 head. Steady 10 Arr. Fenhsyl'anta PISS
ti.65.
Union STOCKS YARDS. PlTTsBuRG; PA 4.
Nov. :I-cATTLE-Steady Choice, - oo92. ~
prime stssss fa ea,u isassf s g. hsavy
y Y5Rs ' ssss: light So1Eers So: gigs
rms @;th e9asass eulls and common
81. s5G2 %; choice lambs. 5aG5oE veal caves caves
ana sIS SsssS It 3 IS
40. sheep-Dull at sl.6o9&s5. Lamos-pul' ~
s375I5b0. I'll
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

whits. tSHc sales. Rye-Firm; No. z. Ssa6aiAses;
Butter-Firm and higher fancy imstedon, ta[p
nanted. DaiSc Eggs-Firn and higheri fresh
tt0fS3ac. Cheese-Stcady and Unchanged. eIealss-
STEADY aud lower; coarte ana me Stenu'a1'so'
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TTTI| 1-T-7I ~
DEATHS.

residences, West puval Street, at 1922,
Z ADELINE 5THORNE. 4gt 3'
Funeral notice later. 4i5G,NA
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To curtall Production,

cHARLf55iTETE' n, a. NOV. sT--A meet
ing OF cotton manufacturers OF the South
has been called ia assspable here Decem-
Ter Stla to formulate plan for the cur
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BY Pollard 4 Ragby, t.A
Real Estate Auctloneers.
Trustees Auction sale Of
Nice Vacant Lot on East
Aando pm, Just hortn
Of Dance 4tfeet.
TIL. Lot Goes 10 the Highest llddar.

BY virtue of q deed Of trust dated May
6. l3oa. and recorded In y, 3. ~ c, peS
ment OF a portion Of the debt. will sell
by auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY, NOV, 80 1908.
beginning on east line Of Rand iph str et,
81 feet north OF Dance Street, Lot sixllo
feet to alley, aux
TERMs-Enougis in cash 70 pay cost q
intarest on same. balance PAYABLE as fol-
lows: Five notes at $50 each. ,yaold
every six months and Interest, rescue ~
- II. r. poLLARR. ".
nov s5-td TyualAt.
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SPECIAL RATES VIA sEARoARD AIR
3 LINE RAILWAY,

Account Southern Educational AssooIa-
ton, Atlanta, Ca, December 20,
1908, January I, 1904.
on account OF the above occasion the
seaboayd will sell tickets from all sta
tons on It's lines to Atlanta and return
at rate OF one fare, plus so,e5. which In
cludes membership fee. Tickets on sale
December 2sth. final limit January 8, 1904,
For tickets and other information, apply
to the undersigned
District Passenger Agent,
Phone 4O5, ,f Richmond. Va.
You can save from q to 80 per cent.
on a choice lot Of Furniture at special
sale, beginning November 23d.r At sgd
NOR & HuNDLEY'S.
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Richn1onde,fis in New York.

#Tt Especial 70 The Tlmes-pVpatch,1
NEW YORK Nov. :H~Astor, 5. Res
gester, T. Jardlne; 81. Denis, w, r.
~ alker; broadway Central. 4, A, Barry;
forK, p, B, Tallferro.
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r,a ,.,s,n9 quotations ranged a. follows;
me sesu1n" open. High. Low c'osA

Cash quotations Were as ioIlvt"ssIc mo
,S ss sssaS So so roa sP ss'gsSassH Ss
NJ s6gsss No, ry e e shtssSsS altns
tts sssssss 1SGey sasa sc Hsr'hwsss
prime TGsiflyS i sssa .s "a per ~sss a
PORK pei, r. ~! ssa short ribs Sides oossl
Is s sS shcr, Clear sdes boxsdl sss1sg
$50. Whts,;ey, basis q h'kn NHutter-1 n as
sterdy sseagnSries daird1sss s sa!Se
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at mark, cases lncluaeu' ''v-V'
Cheese-steady at lo9l0,sc'
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Schooner H w Cramp. Providence.
Barge Cienfuegos, Providence.
Barge Bagua, Providence. 4,5i vi adj a 545
Barge Gcnernl Knox. Boston.
;. SAILED.
steamer Malvern. Aahruus.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. NOV. q. 1908
8 ARRIVED
Schooner Hester A. Waters. Sullivan. to load
Barge Minerva, clapton, to load railroad ties.
r SAILED, Il
Barge Marjorie, Balch. loaded poplar wood,
PHILADELPHIA. IN .{ ri 81 If .It#T
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IS
.LANCUID.
Attendance on New York Stock
Exchange Small and Market
Shows Small Activity.
A BuLLIsH DEMONSTRATION
Strong Movement il Pacifcs In
terrupted by Heavy Selling Of
Pennsylvania and Reading.
(By Associated Presso

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-There was very
4 little activity III stocks to-day Tbs end
week remnant after the holiday offered
small Inducements to members to return
10 tho Stock Exchange from their Thanks.
giving outings before Monday, and there
vas n small attendance. and languid
trading in consequence. The market
Started off With a bullish demonstration
II, Southern Pacific. in continuation ,of
the recent campaign In that stock. y mon
Pacific came into the movement Win even ven
Crcs.:r effect. owing to the showing N its
ANIMAL report Of the heavy Indebtedness
Ia it or tho subsidiary company, on ac-
count Of advances for bettermcnt work.
This mOyemcnttwas interrupted by the
heavy selling OF Iennsylvanih ana Hea s,a
The Erie stocks did not share IN the
weakness Of Reading and Pe eI1,, y, }hs
vance being limited to a. notwlthstand;.
Ing IT'S showing Of an IN: increase 1ea in net
\ earnings for October of 1895 Co.,
Irregular. Some Of those which suffered
most early in tho week were IN eager
demand In tho loan crowd. where they
bought 70 cover. their contracts. Tho
effect was especially notable on Locomo-
tive preferred. Republic Steel, preferred
r on the OlIGT IlHllOt t"dS LCICsu WV - du
additional 3 points on renewed doubts
over the maintenance OF the preferred
I dividends. The stock more than covered
its loss at the close.
The tonc OF strength developed In the
whole market late in the day was due
10 the forecast OF a favorable bank state
ment Tomorrow. The quiet tone Of the
call money market to-day indicated that
the weeks gain In cash. most OF It having
come early in. the week, will figure ln
tc.morrow's bank statement for the full
effect OF the weekly averages.
The bond market was dull and rather
Irregular. Total sales, par value, were
(, s1.732, 600.
United states bonds were unchanged
on the last call.
Total sales, 1880 shares.
# NEw-YORK. Nov. 27.-Close: Money on
bid BID 10 effered al l. Time loans loans strong:
sixty days s per cent; ninety days and
{ six months 6 1-2 to 6. Prime mercantile
4 paper 6 to Q IT, Sterling exchange weak,
4 after strength with actual business In
{ bankers bills at N.s3.55 TO 1850 for de-
mand and at $3.50 to $3.50 10 for sixty
day bills. Posted rates s4.61 ana 1874 liz.
Commercial bills $40 81 To $40 rs. Bar
silver 81. Mexican dollars 43 IL.
sFfE.5a
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NAVAL STORES,

rTMR9PPhENsMT SSeesk dong: receipts, S
caska Rosn1Firm; noth'nS s aosn 4ssceIpts 81
e.! eassste Crude Turpeatlne At sss5asso
Tssas'RtHsN ~ R a.; Nov. T,-TURPENTI NE.
,.r,, ssc': receipts, s5S casks; sales 100
easKs: exports, 6.l02 casks. RoslnUFiIM; re-
ceip,s, Gets barrels; sales tlo barrels e"PoF's
t'Gss, aa IT FEsroN. g. C., Nov. ?7-TURPEN.
T iNE-Steady ct 651sc, Rosin-steaay'
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JOHN |. WILLIAMS & SONS.
BANKERS,
Dealers Ia RICHMOND. VA.
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
MUNICIPAL BONDS A SPECIALLY,
Correspondence Invited 4N

tallment OF cotton production. The call
naA ssucd BY tho committee Of North
Carolina manufacturers. and all MILL men
are Interested f
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You can save from IS to- 50 per cent.
on q choice lot Of Furniture at special
sale, beginning November a3d. at sgd
NOR & HUNDLEY'S, & fU
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Mrs. Thomas T. Turpin,

Especial to The Ilmes-DispatcHo
LYNcHRURG, VA. Nov. 27.-News was
!, ecelved here to-day Of the death at Big
island ST Mrs. Thomas T. Turpin. a few
days ago, while cleaning up her room,
Mrs. Turpin's dress brushed against an
which she received caused her death. Mrs.
Turpin had been married little over a
year, and she leaves her husband and
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EALTIoRE Nh. Ney u sIS, neoniyaet
aadd HF ss nsSsh sseassys: sees sS
SsIe corH-Easyi Epot ola. ana lhf o mGmsi;
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III BY "A. l.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer, i
30 Manchester Va. s55alt

~ RusTEE's AUCTION SAFE OF "A 4
LIVERY DESIRABLE TRACT OF
SUBURBAN. LAND EcONTA1NiNGM2 20 J.
4XtRES CLOSE Ito FOREST HILL &
PARK, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
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ORA. p. BoWles.

Especial to The Tlmes.D Ispatch)
.sCOTTsVILLE, VA, Nov 27.-Dr. A. 2.
Bowles. formerly OF Fluvanna county.
died very suddenly at his home at P. NJ.
Friday. TIis wife. who survives him, was
Miss Virginia Lewis OF 6cottsvill.e
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i :, ,,a ,,+al net receIpts Of

~. t,,,opinr ara the total net receipts OF
cotton al ali ports since September lst 80, :,
Galveston. 1921 oes bales; New 0rleahs' sssssa
baies; Charleston. 1868 bales: WlIm!ng ;o2n
Sslss xST5 $al& s ssss; 5 Bss%'5e
tx - ~ iss Sewport News, 146 bales: PhiladtH
pna 5rupsTokk H. sass ba lte
,, ~, 8 $50 bales; San Francisco. 4.4s
hs1ss: El Paso, 40 BALES Eagle Pass 4ita
Hnies: laredo l. 40 bales. Total, a.eos,see CAFES.
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Cotton, quiet and steady; m!ddl!ME. liz:
gross receipts s,eS7 bales SAFES; , w rs
Total to-day al sa b Tees'p'ta 70
thc Continent, l6s7a bales: stock. So, asl bales
i a. al % ste great Britain
no ;s - Trnnce 1851 bales; TO the CONTINENT,
i2l. t; BALES; "a Japan. ~ bales; TO Mexico
1880 baler. ~ 80 ,ort.-Set
reeeints a.ssssss baies export 70 Great Britain;
io;5 soS bales: TO France Sss co. oae - -
t:ontinnt. L65i,s7s bales; 10 Japan, lo'o3s oaes'
Ia MEXICO 1883 bales Y
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Residence Burned,
Especial to The Times D!spatch.)
EtNcHRuHG VA, NOV, 27,-The resi-,
henca OF E.SC. Hammer was burned last
night Loss about 5000 Insurance $500.
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NEW ORLEANS. La. Nor. 7i-coIToSS.
spot cotton II good demand at fui prices local
Mutations were advanced nc. Sales $50 bai Is
23 e arrive a arm .a psnts
t ~. thsn Wednesdays closing. Short0 COW
ersd frseiy and ongs boush. heavily forTin,s
pricss up sa1o points above tne opepshs causns
m nrises 70 recede 5a points The raess
tho market to-day was attributes t 70 shoras
thers' were nervous on account OF me str T,s
huliish sentiment prevailing In Amsnea In. ine
local market closed quiet. the net gains 0e' 's
go Cotton futures quiet: November IL L., nid:
December. llo7Gi1 os; Janun'yy c17,i II: Aprii.
i. a7aIs =; May, nAGlL4:; June. ll''a o1o;
July, 11.4s1u.
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BY Fl. A. McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
K VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
NO. 2S03 e. FRANKLIN STREET.
FRONTING LIBBY HILL "a PARK.
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corroNsEEp OIL MARIE.

( NEW YORK, Nov, ?z-cc:>onsssd o.! Was
duii and nominally unchangeu Prime g, cIHl ny
ssic. snot' December, 9sbsQ34c,; off summer, w,
low Nominal; prime white &c.; prime Wl0'eF
8Sf139C. .'ItUU. .8..|
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Spot cotton cloEed quiet ana steaay, . ,1u'
go bales.
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. ;. g : s 81 s @ ] sesG
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Miss Florence Rollins.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l
FREDER1cKsBURG VA. Nov. 27.--
Miss Florence Rollins who was recently
paralyzed while attending church In King
George county. died at the home Of her
father, Mr., B. Rollins, In that county.
aged twenty-five years. IN s64
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Especial to The Times-D !spatch)
x WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Nov. a7.---Miss
ida Jones died here this morning at
o'clock after lingering illness. Miss
Jones had been a teacher In Nicholson
school for several years.
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, - ~ ma at IA 1914 So Cattle-steady at sac
10 sheep-Dull at sl.5o9a25. LaTnbs-oull al
40 sMS 1-Q'
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nov 2&tds
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PLUMBING GOODS.
SHEPHERDS loo Cream r.rlor.-Aos E Broad.

SOFT CREAM CANDY AT KAEMPr's. ITO N.
Ninth Street.
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WHITE POST cHAuTAuQUA.

IF YOU desire summer outing OF ten
Heys and enjoyment of a good Chautau-
qua come to White Post. Clarke county
Virginia, on the Norfolk and western
Railway. July 1Sth-27th. Old Greenway
Court is close where stone office occu-
pied by George washington and relics of
Lord Fairfax are still in use. Beautiful
grove, near station, tents for rent, board,
confectloneries and all conveniences at
moderate prices Plenty of Ice water free.
Many attractions, great preachers. lee
turers and musicians will assist, Rev.
Sam P. Jones. Rev. Charles II. Mead. D..
D.. New York city; Miss Belle Kearney,
Mississippi Rev. C. w. Humphreys,
Georgia; Rev. J. VIM. Jones, D. D..
Richmond. Va, Miss Lucie Dice Estell,
musician; and other distinguished per-
sons will assist. For tents, terms or any
Information address Chautaugua Com
mittee, Box IS, White Post. Va.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
} ATLANTIC HOTEL,
CHARLES E. COPE.
THE MECKLENBURG.

A new. modern hotel and sANAToRIUM, 10
Gated at Chase City, Va, on the Southern Rail-
1875 large handsomely furnished bedrooms. with
every homelike comfort and convenience for
the pleasure seeker or the invalid cuisine and
service unsurpassed. The finest and most perfect
system of baths this side of New York City.
Chloride, Calcium and Lithia Waters, noted
gestlon, rheumatism, all kidney and bladder
troubles. chronic malarinl poisoning. nervous
troubles and wonderful uric acid solvent and
eliminator.
Resident physician with a complete electrical
and hot-air outfit.
resort amusements.
per week Send for booklet. Address
THE MECKLENBURG. Chase City, Va.
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FIVE OF THE BEST negro BARRIERS in the cit
can be found at S2S 2. Main; LEWIS.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

SOFT CREAM CANDY AT KAEhPF's, ITO N.
Ninth Street.
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CARDS under this hcad arc taken on three
months contract Daily and Sunday, at $3.50
per month.
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TRY 1T ONCE and you will try 1t again. Eleo
trio Face Massage at LEWIS SIS E. Aain
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.LYNcHBuRG. So ROUND TRlF
ROANOKE, So ROUND TRIP.
Via Norfolk & Western Railway, Tues
day, july 81, 1903.

The Norfolk and Western Railway will
run a special excursion to Lynchburg,
Bedford, Montvale, Blue Ridge and
Roanoke, leaving Richmond 1920 P. NJ.
Tuesday. July 2lst. and returning leave
Roanoke 1880 Noon Friday, July 9th.
and arrive Richmond 1920 p NJ, allow
ing three days IN the mountains. Fare to
Lynchburg, 500 round trip; to other
points named above. $500 round trip. For
n lei .t City Passenger ana Ticket Agent. SIS
Main. Street, or
nISfricf Pa A gent
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y INV Norfo|kitsW
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
u y@ Aorfojk H IFS slosa oaiy All Fl
P se GSaiE e1SS sns x ssfE put.e.
RaroG Car Rsserspg5g t. Lyqshburg and
Columbus, Bluedeld to Cincinnati; also
Roanoke to kn6xyille and Knoxville to
1920 2. NJ, ROANOKE EXPRESS for
FaImyille. Lynchhurg and Roanoke.
Arrives Norfolk 5;2o E, n Stops only 4
York Baltimore and Washington 3
7;25 F. NJ, for Norfolk and all stations
go P. NJ, NEW ORLEANS SHORT,
LINE. Pullman Sleepers. Richmond tnT
Lynchburg and Roanoke: Petersburg to
East Radford; Lynchburg to Cha ttanooga.i
Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe Dining
Car ~
P. M and $3.50 P. NJ; from Norfolk l1:09
A. NJ and 1870 p. NJ.
oV rs 3 IS BEV Ssf East H y f Et5gfEY
Gen. Pass Agent DIS. Pass. Agent
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SUMMER RESORTS.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,

THE HOMESTEAD HOTEL
will make special rates from June 18th
to August 18th to parties staying one
month or longer.
House, Tennis and Squash Courts. Swim
ming Pool. Fine Saddle Horses and Liv-
cry. CaEno for Dancing, Royal Poinciana
Orchestra
Table unexcelled: is supplied with fresh
vegetables and milk from Homestead gar
den and dairy.
Luxurious baths and most curative wa
tiers known for Rheumatism Govt, Obesl-
FRED STERRY.
Manager.
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A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER HOME

for thirty guests In tbe mountains, 1900 feet
above The sea, Spacious yerandss large, shaded
lawn. airy roons' reasonable rates, Address
Mss LAURA sHoRTT
WytheNlle, va.
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IN heart OF Virginia mountains. Mag
nificent building. electric lights, steam
heat ideal rooms, suites With bath ex-
baths per month except suites, $40 and
$50. Beautifully illustrated folder. Opens
June 18th; Buena Vista. Va.
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LoST-A white shaggy.haircd Fox TERRIER,
with brown spots on head, Answers to name
of SENATOR The prize dog that was given
at the Confederate Bazaar. Finder will please
return to ll2 South Third Street
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HOTEL. SCARBOROUGH.

Beachfront' OF MARYLAND Avenue, Atlantic City
n. j. 100 ocean.iront rooms. many with private
bath Elevator and every convenience OF
hrsticlass modern hotel Speciut oncs msots ~
trains Illustrated booklet. rpvn wvuAN
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EoLER's BARBER SCHOOL. NEW YORK
CITY More students wanted; eight weeks
completes: wages Saturdays; $40 to SID week.
" guaranteed graduates: can earn free schol-
nr<hip, board and transportation before enter
ing; special inducements now. Write for
ca analogue.
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MANUFACTURER wants reliable to de-.
liver and collect; horse and wagon and $3.50
perInanent FRANKLIN, Box rs, Phiadel.
phia Pa.
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kACH1NIsTS. hrst.class marine hands: Apply
to BALTIMORE SHrPBUILDlNGa AND DRY
DOCK co., Locust Point. Baltimore, Md.
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WANTED, young MEN, with experience a.
painting and Kissing to learn trade; ROAD end
4. N. Monday, so. ADV. SIGN CO.. 1872
East Main Street
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WANTED, frst.olass Stenographer and Type
writer, who is also good penmhn and accurate
person JNo ". GORDON, No. North
Tenth Street
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LOST.

LoST-A WALLET, of absolutely no value
TO finder. Kindly return to A. c. SMALL.
care Small and Powers. Va. Carolina Chemical
Companys Building. Twelfth Street. city.
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WANTED. In wholesale jobbing office, bright
five and willing; good habits. Address, In
own handwriting. stating clearly age. exper-
ience references and salary wanted. JUNIOR,
care this office
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED, by young man., II years Of ago,
work OF some Kind. either in office or whole.
sale business; have fair schooling and can
write on a typewriter; can give good refer
ence II required. Address YOUNG MAN, care
this Office.