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Silk Handkerchiefs.

silk handkerchi 27nh square, blue wbe
 blue yellow and light bue fine quality silk Christmas 500 Womns white silk handkehef beautiful initial plain silk handkhe hemiched prces silk handkerhefs 1nh prices 25c md Soc each silk mut.rs white an b prices
 \ $1 s2 50 each
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RuGS.

RUGS.
 Small. medium or carpet sized rugs are always acceptable Xmas presents we have a very large assortment and our 20 per cent discount makes prices very low. BROWN & DURHAM.
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. .Jewelry.

Medium-pricedjewelry IS getting prettier and daintier every year. and we watch the improve ment as carefully as we watch the changes in Women's styles or the price of cotton.
 Therefore. you will find here the new ideas as fast as they come out.
 We were very heavy buyers and that makes the prices right.
 Like these
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Handkerchiefs.

Values that you can't match outside this store this side of the biggest New York stores and values that you can't find surpassed even there.
 The advantage of dUgc' lnDor7afoaS was never more apparent. Almost all our finer embroidered hand kerchiefs we import ourselves from the makers in Ireland and Switzerland The result is that we have handkerchiefs selling at 12c each that other stores must ask 25c each for
 Some other hints
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CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the " <<cz,--. Signature of [NeHI IelNsax
HOLIDAY SAJ,E

Through December we allow a cash discount of 20 per cent. on our entire stock in every department.
 GS If BROWN & DURHAM.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

If you are going away, for a short or long period. the Journal and Courier will be sent 70 you by mail without extra charge. The address may be changed as often as desired.
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Silk Fobs.

We wish to mention specially our silk fobs, broad ribbon, sterling silver mounts on extra quality gold filled mounings, at $1s50 each.
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Women's Handkerchiefs.

Women's warranted annen handkeef quality, t2 hem Regular 7c values Christmas price, 25c Womns deTy. Regular 7 values Christmas price, for 2s
 handkerchi dainty borders values Christmas price, .sa .3 #. for 25c handkerce Christmas price, for Sc
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HOUSEHOLD RANGES

A new range would make the New Year happy for many a patient house. wife-20 per cent. Cash discount on all our ranges and parlor stoves.
 ss BROWN & DURHAM.
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B The RiSht Times For Men.

The papers full of jokes about the things that women buy for men at Christmas time That is be- the stores full of things that are made for women to buy for men, but which were never meant for men to wear
 There is safety and satisfaction in buying mems goods here because have no fads and runourmen's store for people of refined and cultivated tastes The things you get here at the tpop of the fashion. but there's never fancy price and never a disap- pointment
 splendid Nectwear 25c soc nwear quite good m hat is sold in other stores that price The Nkwe Maney spealies regular sl n tue dollar silks M
 S disadvantage
 Men's FancyNia Robes, Q s
 Fine aN ose, n our paw kind O Muffers that lke-s0e to $2.50.
 ]. 3 tE1pNs:lMALLEYz@. E V
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AAW ADVEKTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Wednesday, December I6 1903
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Cigar Cutters.

Sterling silver cigar cutters, with strong spring, $2 quality. Special at $1 50 ca.
 WAtchec.
 Women's enameled chatelaine watches, assorted colors rsSwiss movement. Our regular price is $5. Special at s 75 ca. Mems 16 size open face, gold filled watches, 2o-year case, 7-jewel Waltham movement. At SIS. 50.
 Mems 16-size open face, gold filled watch, with Standard movement. At $9.50.
 400 other watches to be sold during this sale, in boys, misses, women and men's sizes.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMSoFINTEREST STC0NCERNTNG
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People kn0wn in This City
 Interesting social Events Here and
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Watched.
Cuff Buttons.

s2solid gold cuff buttons, s1.5o. s3.5o solid gold cuff buttons, special at S2.75. Other cuff buttons, plain and diamond set. up to $35 pair.
 Cuff Pins. Solid gold cuff pins, fancy enameled or stone set, from $l.50 up to $4.5o pair.
 Brooches. Gold, silver, gold filled, gun metal and enameled brooch pms, in plain and fancy dies, clusters, wreaths, hearts, etc at prices ranging from 25c to $85 each.
 Rings. Babies gold rings, soc to $1 %. Women's gold rings, stone set s1 to $42, 50
 Women's solid gold signet rings,s2.5o to $10.5o.
 Solid gold rings, opal cluster. Special ats1.5o
 Men's solid gold signet rings, from $3.5o to SIS 50.
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Loca, Weather Report. New Haven. Dec. 1S
Rriea Mention.

L. Nj. TARR. Observer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
A SPLENDID TEAM
FOR THE COLLEGE u +: ]
Prospects Bright for the Sea
Dramatic Club is
Rehearsing.

Richmond College has very promising
prospects for another championship base
ball team this season Although only
two or three members of last seasons
team are playing ball this year. there Is
the very best promise. OF me nf the
strongest teams the college ever had.
Coach Staples Is working the applicants
hard two hours every afternoon He is
putting forward every effort to develop a
strong Smuggling team; and the last
few Tits on the diamond have shown up
some "sluggers Mr., Staples did not sus-
5pect we're OH the campus. .E
& There Is no doubt OF the fact that In
respect to field work. the team will not
be second to any team In the college
league Of the eastern division.
The Richmond College Dramatic Club
arc rehearsing drama to be rendered
early In the spring. This Is new or-N
ganizatlon In the college. and Is under the
auspices OF the Athletic ton. The
fair Co Eds OF the college arc in hearty
corporation With the club, this, moro
than any other factor, vii Insure its suc-s
cess. 2E
The two literary societies ~ the coll
lege Will hold their respective annual
public debates the latter part Of March.
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WERE MARRIED
in WASHINGTON
Miss Frommer Becomes the
I. Bride Of Dir. Moreck.
of this City.

Miss Rosa Maria Fromnler and Mr.
Frank Moreck. Jr,, at this city. were mar,
ried Monday last in Washington
The announcement will come In the Yna.S
ture OF a surprise to the friends OF both
OF the contracting parties. The inten-3
lions OF the couple had been known for
some time. but Il was not generally Inyf
derstood that the ceremony was 4 o follow.
SO soon, On Monday morning Miss
Frommer. who has been attending busl-s
ness college here. left home ostensibly for
the school. Eli M,
K Not even her relatives guessed other
wise, But instead of visiting the col-
.lege, Miss Frommer met Mr. Moreck. who
was going North on a business trio. ana
the two took tho $40 o'clock train for
Washington, There they were married
at the home OF a Protest ant minister. IA
telegram TO Miss F'rommer's parents mada
them aware other whereabouts. Isl
Mr., and Mrs. Nloreck returned IA this
clt$ yesterday. The bride Is q Daughter
of Mr. Charles Frommer. and has beer
a member OF St. Mary,s German Cat h3lif y
Church. AR, Moreck has Tor some year y
been manager tor Morton g. Stout y
Company, 5Sf 32S q SSii Il si
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close. But three or four Of them re-
main. The money Is not In hand and a
prominent member OF the comission yes
terday made the frank avowal that he
didn't see where It was coming from.
There Is not much likelihood that the
money will come in now unless some
generous man or men will do the work.
II nobody can be found to come to the
rescue the court will take hand and
place the Institute on the market and
sell It, The denomination will thus lose
a most valuable property.
The gloomy spirit which prevails with
reference to the Bristol school Is re-
f1ected In the Religious Herald this week,
DR.. Pitt, who is member Of the COM
mission, and who Is In close touch with
the Bristol situation, says; s$.
This week winds up the Bristol, enter
prise. we are not prepared to give the
exact results OF the campaign We fear,
however, that they will be INADEQUATE
and unsatisfactory, Those who have
done their duty In the promises need not
be unduly distressed: those who nave
not done their duty we'll. the lamp stlll
holds out to burn; although the Wick 70
oharred and the oil low In the fount,
they may yet send their gifts at once
to Judge W, r. Barksdale Houston Va"
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INSTITUTE MAY
HAVE II. BE SOLD
Chances for Saving the
School at Bristol are Ri.
Growing Gloomy. q

The prospects for saving the Virginia
4 Institute at Bristol, Va, In which Zap
lists throughout the State are interested,
Rre very, very gloomy. and are growing
more SO as each day passes. 1t Is gem
srally believed now among local 3aptlsts
that the institution will be lost to the
denomination. llSf-
AS stated many times already the
Bristol Institute Is heavily burdened with
debt and has been so for some years
A mortgage for $4,000 Is held by eX-
Postmaster. General Gray. Of Baltimore,
and there are miscellaneous debts to the
extent OF ten or twelve thousand dollars.
MrI Gray has agreed to renew the mort-
gage flor FIVE years, provided the Sl0,0 900
Is paid off. These miscellaneous cred
ltors. by the way, arc clamoring for
The Efforts Of DR.. Hatcher have been
In the direction Of raising this ten or
twelve thousand dollars, Flo u made a
hard pull. and succeeded in getting to-
gether a large portion Of 1t, butfthet time
came for payment and still n good
-vllce OF 1t was wanting, The Baptist
!, Education Commission met and app
pointed q delegation to petition the court
for an extension OF time. The court
granted thirty more days, but declared
that after that time there must DO no
4elay. IS S}
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TWO SENATORS
UNDER HEAVY FIRE
President Ryal, Of Brewery
Workers. CrltiCises Messrs.
LYLE and Bdrksddle.

The feature Of the post-prandlal speech
es at the Brewery Workers banquet last
night was the severe criticism Of SEN
ators Lyle ard Barksdale for their stand
on the cabell child labor bill by the pres
Ident and toastmaster Mr.. John NJ, Ry-
ALL
The banquet was served at Connell and
}Mter's restaurant. between Second and
Third Streets, on Broad, Not less than
ono hundred of the members of Union
No, 100. Brewery Workers, were present.
and II was Jolly crowd. After a ful!!
and thoroughly satisfactory discussion OF
choice vIands, Toastmaster Rynll called
the Jolly boys to order and made brief
address, In which he called the names
of the aforementioned Senator's.
Mr.. Ryall presented Mr.. Richard Dol,
lard, president of the Central Trades and
Labor Council. who spoke briefly. Mr,
w, Fl. Mullen, secretary Of the 'irades
and Labor Council, also spoke. MT, kyall
called on number Of others. who mad
brief but happy talks. IT was q lafe hour
before the banquetng party separated tor
tho night
SAN JUAN, r. R.-M!ss Alice Rooser
velt has written In reply to an invita- ton
from Miss Elizabeth Hunt daughter 81 {,
sGoYernor Hunt saying she will pay Miss
y111nt O visit here early N March, 8s
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A CHARMING TRIP

Is In reserve for those who contemplate
visiting California during the spring or
summer on one of the several excur,
sions being organized by the Southern
Railway and Southern Pacific Com
panles. The lirst of these occasions Is
the Presbyterian General Assembly at
Los Angeles, for which tickets will be
on sala' beginning May I'd, with limit
sixty days and stopovers, for tho Won
derfully low rate of $685., from Rlch-
mond, washington. Norfolk. and points
south thereof. In addition to the Stan
dard Sleeping Car Service, the high
class Excursion sleeners, operated regu-
larry via these lines at almost onerthird
the standard rates, Will he available
The Excursion sleepers arc personally
conducted. and possess every requisite
for comfort, their rattan upholstery add
Ing greatly thereto, Having operated
.t.:ase excursions for the past six years.
the experimental STAGE has long since,
passed, and their success is an assured
fact.
For further parliculars address
G. "; WISTBURY,
District Passenger Agent.
al NO. 800 Il, Main St. Richmond, Hys
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The various debaters have already been
chosen Both occasions will, as usual,
be very enjoyable and elevatlng
ANARCHISTS ABOUT
TO HOLD CONVENTION
my Associated press.)

NEW YORK, February 25.-The Even
Ing Telegram to-day prints story 10
the effect that anarchists from all over
the world are about to meet in q secret
convention at Paris to devise plans that
may radically affect the crowned heads
OF Europe
Tho plans became known through the
boastfu talk Of a youthful dAegate to
the convention for this city. This man.
an Italian. known as angelo" and "Ru-
dolph." was arrested to-day by the police
He said hip right name Is Frank Hertz
zel. and while denying that he was ono
OF the men selected to go to the Paris
convention, said he knew four men who
were going,
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six prizes will be awarded each
week for the best drawing SUBJ
mitted. illustrating that it pays adj
vertisers to use The Times Dispatch
want columns. The six prizes will
awarded In the following order, Wis:
First prize, So; second, third fourth,
nth and sixth prizes. 81 each.
ALL. DRAWINGS MUST BE ORIG
NAL AND MUST BE MADE WITH
BLACK INK ON WHITE PAPER
OR CRDBOARD, AND SHOULD BE
FIVE TO SEVEN INCHES IN
WIDTH. Name and address must
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SUCCESSFUL TEST
stand-Pipe al Murphy's Hotel Worked

,- Exceedingl Well .
a successful test OF the stand-pipe at
Murphy's Hotel was made yesterday af-
3ternoon, and II was clearly demonstrated
that the department could reasonably
handle any fire that might happen to
start up In tina immediate Vicinity,
The hose was attached to the pipe
that runs up the Murphy annex and
from the ground stream was thrown
over the annex with apparent ease, while
fiat stream from the top OF the build
Ing reached as far as Zlmmermann's
and the Globe building.
department..
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4 SAMUEL B. RICHARDSON,
liz Qando{nhN Street. CITY. w.

q be written plainly ON BACK OF
DRAWING. Do not send letters, but
inclose stamp II you wish drawing
returned. Do not fold. but roll. vhan
4 mailing. Address all drawings to,
cartoon Contest" Room, No. II.
Timse Building. I.
All drawings must reach The
Times Dispatch Office not late-fathan
12#P. NJ. each Saturday, in order to
be counted In the weeks contest.
Every reader is cordially Invited 10
take part In this highly Instructive
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A TRUE BRAIN AND NERVE FOOD.

KOLA& CELERY AND 5PEPsIN CELL
Z Pcp-Ko Is the only true brain and
Il nerve food ever discovered. Cel-Pep.
+ 10 cures nervous exhaustion NY feed
Ing the brain and nerve centres with
and vitality for the Whole system " Gel
Pep-Ko will strengthen your heart. in
crease your flow of language, improve
4 your nerve and brain power. sharpen
mental or physical work for lawyers,
preachers. lecturers singers, students
and business men. Cel-Pep-Ko will
cure neryoua hea d "a! desp991,dency
4 first opportunity try a glass 81 Gel
H Pep-Ko at any cafe or send for a sam
pleI bottle to any drug store or the Hy-
tributing Agent. Richmond. Va.
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ELKs' GRAND LODGE

Arrangement Being Made by Local Elks
to Go to Baltimore,
Richmond Lodge OF Elks met in regu-
lar session last night and voted upon q
number Of applications, A list Of all
those who contemplate going to the Grand
Lodge meeting III Baltimore next July
~ In the hands Of Secretary IT, r. A,
Burke. He asks all who are going to
let him know at once, so he may arrange
for accommoda tons The charter list Of
the new Manchester lodge was also
passed upon. 4 y ss a ssg
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SITUATION wANTEp-FEMALE.

WANTED, By A LADY OF SEVERAL
years experience, a position IN n hotel .e !. as
room or pantry! Address A. B. c., care
this Office.
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FOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED.
good paying business (wholGsa!e and
+ retaiD; average cash sales $50 per day.,
hest loca ton nScity: $3.50 buysit NEIL
a WILLIE DANIELS. Room IT. Times
4 Building.
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WANTED, HOUSE CONTAINING
about or 10 rooms centrally located
a and suitable for boarding house; will
take unoxpired lease. Address L. B. r.,
care this office. b p 'l.3l
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WANTED. no RENT a COUNTRY
STORES: must be lotated near ra llroad
and In thickly settled country. Address
A. c. b., jackson. Va.
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WANTED, If ANYBODY HAS FOR
sale girls rig gentle horse and rum
about IN good condition nease notify
III MRS. PRUII, care this office.
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WANTED. BY "A MAN WITH ExPERI-
enceI3a situation s butcher: is&a fine
dress, w N. llsALE. 1525 Bedford Avenue
. Lynchburg. Va. NL sI1.
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WANTED. a SITUATION ON a GEN
! tleman's place to look after and keep
everyth Ing in repair and to do all there
ii TO be done am married. Address
y FARMER, HAbercorn. Va. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26

WANTED, BY A WHITE GIRL. IS
years old, position. as nurse or cha m
bermaid. Please address Miss BESSiE
II SOWERS, Methodist Orphanage, Rich
mond Va. St
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\ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED. PARTNER. WITH AT
least 81. Ooo II, wholesale business: n!g
profits: good field; While experience IS
not necessary. a. thorough business man
dress GOOD BUSINESS. care this Of
Is flee. ag'i,ti 81 ltt {1it1l t la
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26

WANTED. BY A REFINED. AND Gull
tured lady, a place In hotel linen-room
or as housekeeper. having experience
# II. sewing. and can be useful generally
d in either house or hotel Address a. B..
care this office. ,stsi
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WANTED SILENT PARTNER WITH
$500 cash for good paving hnsiness;.
references Exchanged. Only those mean
Ing business address SILENT, PART
care this office.
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iyVANTED. TO RENT a STORE u BE
tweer, Brook Avenue and Secoil,i Street;
E either side. Address CAPITOL care
this office. @
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CEL-PEP-KO.

GEL PEP-Ko. THE WORLDS BEST
nerve tonic. can now be had at any
4 drug store, six-ounce sample bottle,
4. a r. free, Of charge: ask your druggist for
tonic for catarrh, collie. colds. dyspep-
sia, ind igestion and other diseases Try
\ It, 1t will make you strong. healthy and
& happy The Hyge!a Mig Co.. AUGUST
J. ARNDT. Distributing Agent.
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WANTED. SITUATION BY MAN WHO
Ia experienced as locomotive fireman.
Address w. N. 50 lie. 1925 Bedford Ave
niue. Lynchburg Va. Al
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ROOMS WANTED.

lYANTEb. TWO Or THREE PLEAS.
b aht furnished ROOMS, with boa d IN, a.
select locality and With a private fam
Address x.. care this office.
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WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN. POSITION
to lcarn to dress windows with some
dry gnods house: best references. ETC.;
small salary 10 start. Address WIN
X DOW, Room. II. this office.
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FIRsT-cLAss sTENoGRAPHER3 AND
office man wants position several years
experience and best reference furnish-
III ed, Address r. caro- this office.
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WANTED.

:,
q, twelye rnontts on a No. / security lib-
ernl II teres. paid. address, LOAN"
Fl cure this office,
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yyANTgD-A YOUNG NAN OF Elk
perence who is an all-round 4. office
man. desires to secure a situa ton n
Richmond 4. Address W. s.. COPELAND,
n care this office. !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26

WANTED, BY YOUNG MAMA POSI-
ton in an Office Of wholesale firm;
III can give reference from prominent
present employer nearly one year as
+ book-keeper. Address WHOLESALE,
care this office. W.
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81 SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

WANTED,SA POSITION BY "a FIRST
& class book -keeper; his present employer
\ win recommend him. Address ENERGY.
d caro- this office. n ts ~
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WANTED, AN Ass1sTANTtT PEIAR-
6 MACtST: constant employment and or.
portunlty for promotion for one full Of
\ business. Address with references, A.
B. NJ cIJNTocK. Richmond, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26

WANTED no Buy. AT ONCE. 800 slIc-
y ond-ha nd Folding Chairs. Address
CHAIRS care this office.
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ANTIQUES.

THE FL NEST LINE OF ANTIQUE FUR
niture, Brass Goods, China and Bric-a-.
Brac In the city: special low prices DUR
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRS. I,

i F8YOU@ WANT TO buy, SELL RENT
exchange or have q bicycle repaired call
one JOE and only one store-lS03 p
Main. ". a. ..... nv
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: FRANKLIN HOUSE.

WEI Y NOT BOARD AT TIE FRANK
q LIN HOUSE ndjoinlns the Capitol
from d 10 3. and h b room alone Tor |s.5o
per week. other large rooms 81 this In
cludes board and lights; permanen or
&tfansient. Office always opon. Phone.
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DON'T THROW YOUR OLD PAPERS
away, Il buy them also rags, METALS
bottles, ETC.. D. H. HEY. 73a East Cary.
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IT'S UP no YOU TO GET FIXED UP
n as cheap as possible: gel your Furnl-
dull season; big discount JURGENs',
e Mo- 627 East BROAD Street. tI
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WANTED, tBYfA YOUNG MAN, OF Ex-
perience and highly recommended. a
position with desirable firm as book
keeper. shipping clerk, or general Of
be objectionable. Has been with pres
d ent employer one year. Double nntrv
books preferred. Address DOUBLE
ENTRY care this offlce.
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SEWING MACHINES.

SPECIAL SALE FOR TEN. DAYS: WE
have few machines slightly scratched;
NEW HOME OFFICE. Ninth and
Broad.
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SHOE PARLORS.

DON'T WEAR RUBBER SHOES, CAUs-5
Ing the feat 70 sweat; have, your shoes
whoiesoled with rubber soles for 81;
will keep or rheumati ism and save doc:
tors bills. s Our rubber soles are seW we
81 11 nails hSE e gfHggsp Fhene sH Isl
e FACTORY, MS r. N ain. sls, VI
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FRESH CANDIES.

FRESH CANDIES EVERY HOUR All
4 KA EMPFrS, ITO N. Ninth Street. Have
YOU ever tried them? 33