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mr.. COCBILL WILL
Be HEARD TODAY.
His Resolution in Regard to
the Election Of Senators
the Special Order.

There will come up in the Senate to-day
an the special order the resolution Of
fered by Mr., Cogbill. OF Chesterfield. me-
n,orlalzing Congress to call q conyen-
tlon under the provisions of article FIVE
Of the Constitution Of the United States
to amend the Constitution SO. as to make
the United States Senators elective by the
people. sj .f 3.5 ".
Mr., cogbill has become thoroughly en-
Unused In this matter, It has been q
thing The has been fghting for during
several years. lie is prepared TO adYo-
cate the adoption Of his resolution In
the very stronsest terms, !. I. \, u. q.
that WHOM Mr., Hal sey. 4 { l4ynchburg, 4
few dsys 80 moved to- refer his mat
ter "a q Committee, he wi thdrew Bis mo.
lion, sRd M ;Yss not def
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arisen. Therefore, 1t is more than likely
that no decision viii DO handed down at
this term OF the court,
THE INEBRIATE BILL
FAVORABLY REPORTED

The House Committee on Asylums and
Prisons last night fayorably reported the
bill Of Senator ]. N. Hartman. Of Taze-
we'll, to allow the friends OF habitual
drunkards to have the latter placed in
sanitariums when they shall have become
so far addicted to the use of liquor or
drugs as to lose control OF themselves.
Tho bill has already passed THE Senate.
The bill was amended in some inmate
rial respects, so as to perfect It, but no
committee, although a number Of ques-
lions We're asked by members for infor-
nation. Mr., Frank ". Christian, of this
city. appeared, along with other promi-
ncnt professional men and laymen. for
the bill, 5 s1
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FOUGHT. BITTERLY /
FOR GIRLS FAVOR.
Boy Of Fifteen May Die as as:
Result Of Battle With Man
OF twenty-five.
Especial 70 The Times. Dispatch


4 NEW YORK, March n,--John Nioman.
a fifteen-ycar-old boy, is In Hudaon-
Street Hospital. said to DO dying as
result OF desperate fight with hard
gloves with Henry klose, aged twenty
two. The favor Of n pretty glrl Is said
to be the prize. for which they fought.
According to the story Of tho police.
Neman and Miss Gertrude SUISSE, the
fourteen-year-old daughter OF Jacob
SUISSE. a wholesale produce dealer. were
walking last night.
when they reached the corner Of West
and Yesey Streets. 1t Is stated by the
police they met crowd OF young men.
Among them was Henry Klose, who chal-
lenged Nieman to fight,
The challenge was accepted, ana after
a hard battle Nieman was OBLIGED to re-
tire. badly worsted
The police say that Miss SUISSE, for
whose regard the boys were rivals, Wit
messed the entire fight. She denied this
emphatlcally at her home to-day III.
Miss SUISSE is very pretty young wo-
man, She has dark hair and black eyes
and Is Ylvacious,
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FEAST Of PURIM
BEGINS TONIGHT.
Commentaries the Success
Of the Jews in Days OF
Old. .... ...5.

The feast OF Purm, one OF the most an
loient Of Hebrew festivals, will begin at
shutdown of to-day, when the "Maglla,"
jor book Of Esther will be read. The GUS
tom which makes to-day 'Srhanas Esth-
ler." or a. day Of fast, was introduced Into
Palestine much later than the Purim
feast, which itself has been considered
by some scholars as originally a Persian
Festival, connected In Hebrew history with
the story Of Esther and OF Modecai.
During the regn Of the Persian King.
f Artaxerxesi he captured Jericho, and
carried many Hebrews away with him
into captivity. Esther. q Jewish maiden,
became his wife. but her parentage was
kept secret on, account OF the hatred
between the races, Aifew years after her
marriage. the King. under the influence
OF his fayorite, the corrupt IIaman. 1s-
sued an edict condemnlng to death on
the 18th day Of the month Adar all the
Jews In Persia and conflscating their
property,
Through the influence of Esther and
Mordecai. however, Haman was defeated,
and, with his ten sons, expl ated his crimes
: on the gallows, The edlct against the
Jews could not, In Persia. be revoked,
but 1t was deferred for q year. and when
\ It was put into execution the Hebrews
were prepared to resist and defend them
eelyes. 'ss
In memory of their SUCCESS In so do
Ing the 14th day Of .Adar was made q
holiday. 1t was given the name Purim on
account of the lots which Haman had
cast. The 18th day became a festival also
called shushan Purim. because the He-
tbrews at 1nsa had, made Of It special
day OF feasting. "a 4
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A WIRELESS MESSAGE
ON ELEPHANT "JINGO"

The management Of the Bostools show
have Just received a wireless message
sent by tho Marconl system from the
huge White Star frelghtor "Georgic,''
which is fitted UP with these wonderful
appliances Of telegraphic art, to say that
lingo" the Bostock elephant, was doing
we'll, as were all on board. She expects
to make New York next Tuesday. Tho
agents of the White Star line In that city
have engaged the services OF the New
York city's huge floating derrick to hit
and transfer "Jingo" to tho railway ferry
boat that will carry him over to New
Jersey for transit on the Pennsylvania
lines to Richmond, and no Is expected to
reach here by Thursday next. Due notice
Of the arrival Of this monstrous elephant
win be given.
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old NEW|SWOMANlI
LEFT BIG FORTUNE
Thoughts Be / a Il Pl''auper. Sl !.
OOOSWas Found In
Her Room.
(speclnl to Tho Tim,ye,s.pIspatch. )

53a Especial to Tho tmes.Dlspa tch.) I4ft s8
e NEW YORK, March u,-,Alth ough shS
died possessed Of over $1,000 in CASH.
Mrs. Bertha Kraft. the Oldest Of the
inewswomen who for years sold papers In
front OF the County Courthouse. on uhamsi
bers Street. her body was taken to the
morgue after her death, 81 ssg77
Fl For nearly forty years Mrs. Kraft had
been selling papers from her stand on
Chambers Street. She was known by:
name and face to nearly every professions
al man whose business took him to the
courthouse. In good weather and In;
storm, the old woman-she was in her
little chair, selling her papers. from early.
morn until late at night,
+ She died late last night from q hem,.
orrhuge, and her body. which was not
discovered for several hours, was taken
to the morgue. as the police we're led by
tho appearance OF the rooms to believe.
tho old woman was In abiect3 poverty.
X A search OF the rooms led to the dis
coyery OF two bank-books, showing cash
deposits of almost $4,000 a further
search OF the room also disclosed the
fact that Mrs. Kraft had jewelry of cons
siderable value. Several dollars We're
found In a bureau drawer,
When tho news Of Mrs. kraft's wealth
spread through the elghborhood no little
establishment was expressed, She had
lived alone for many years, and II was
supposed eked out bare existence by
selling newspapers, She was 1ruEal IN
her habits, cooking her own meals on q
tiny kerosene stove. IA
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: LADIES' COLUMN.

GOOD CHIPPED BEEF, 8 AND 1oC. PER
half CAM GEO. L. HAYNES & Co.. 11S
LIS N. Eighteenth Street. 1t
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the SENATORS WHO
.. ARE INDISPOSED

Dr.. G. w. Le Cato. the State Senator
from the Eastern Shore. is confined to
his rooms at Ford's Hotel. He Is not by
any means an Ill man. but he IS very
much indlsposed.
Senator ople grows better and will be
able in few days to SO to HIS home,
near Staunton.
Very little Is known here as to the
condition of Senator Hutchinson. Of
AreclSle nburg He IS at his home IN the
country.
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RALEIGH ID. GLASS,
100 N. Eighteenth Street.

be written plainly ON BACK OF
DRAWING. Do not send letters, but
inclose stamp IL you wish drawing
returned. Do not fold, but roll. when
mailing. Address all drawings to
Carbon Contest" Room No. II,
Tlrnse Building. $'Is
All drawings must reach Tho
Tirnes-Dispatch Office not late- than
IL P. NJ. each Saturday, in order to
be counted in the weeks contest.
Every reader is cordially invited to
take part in this highly instructive
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4 Il : u. Is.
ness there, had shipped q. carload Of
su1nac to New Jersey, and received a let
ter from tho firm stating that half OF the.
actual weight Of the slnlac was dirt and!
rocks, and that the carload was at his
disposal An Investigation had to be
made, but 1t proved almost useless. War
rants were issued and four coored men
were brought to trial before Magistrates
Peter Hooe and B, NJ England. with
Commemorative Attorney Paul McRae
for prosecuting attorney and Captain
John A. Booker counsel for defense.
Tho tobacco factories are now busily
engaged in packing and shipping tobacco.
the season for buying and receivng being
about over. on account OF tho low prices
4 in tobacco tho farmers OF this section
are planning to curta!l their crops con-
slderably this year.
II Miss Carrie s,nead, OF Fork Union, Is
visiting at tho home Of her brother, Dr.,
N. p, Snead. Of this place. III Nj
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THE GIRLS fAREEPRETTY THE GIRLS
q are sweet, but they like the delicious
phosphates OF every flavor at 'THE
9FOUNTAIN,'' 906 East Main.
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FOR SALE.

Besides the official visit Of this distin-
guished u. G. t., which will be appro-
5priately and properly recognized IN the
reception accorded him, the local lodge
will have Its annual election 81 officers
"A big time Is expected. 5 Y 5s.
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WANTED.

". G. Griffith. Yesterday evening Mr.
n. 4 2. Brown, q friend Of the couple,
came here and mado arrangements lot
tho wedding. The couple left for their
home this afternoon.
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MISCELLANEOUS. 4

MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL Es-
tate; 400 East Broad
POULTRY FENCING AT LOWEST
/ Rprices at 400 East Broad. 34
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. BOARDERS WANTED.

WANTED, BOARDERS; SEVERAL
rooms, including handsomely furnished
back parior; convenient to bath. hot
II and cold water; l317 W. Grace Street.
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FOR SALE BARGAINS.

HoIne-made Wagons, also good second
hand Wagons. new single Trucks, new
Il Dayton, several secondhand Phaetons
and surys R}airy Wagons henyy
Ing ~ and repairing promptly done
RICHARDSON BROs..613 and 615 Brook
Avenue. Phone 1857. sss5 ~ as s;.3
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GENTS COLUMN.

oUR PRIDE FLOUR e5q. PER BAG;
81 CO.. lis N. Eighteenth Street. 5i
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BOARDERS. TWO GENTLE
i men or couple to occupy we'll furnished.
we'll heated front room on third floor:
also one room on second; Grace Street.
near the Jefferson; terms 80 per month.
Address REE, care this office. .45,3
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

18TH AND FRANKLIN, OVERLOOKING
N Capitol Square,. Board, small single
rooms, $3.50 per. week; larger rooms, 8
q per week; working girls. $3.50 and 80
per week Lodging and meals special
j ty. Office open day and night: phone
/, 2655; capacity, 60 q WI
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Commercial Men.

Mr., r. %, Peace, Of Columbus. Ohio,
supreme organizsrd OF the United G'on-
\ meyclal Travellers OF America, ts expected
I 10 VISIT Richmond Lodge, No: .15s, \, q.
Il n. at its regular senll- bly, naset1nS
6lxt sstaFdaH plsht q sasthasss's Han
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NO DECISION TODAY

Court May Pass by Allison VIII Case
Until Next Term.
This Will be decision day IN the Court
OF Appeals. IT is pretty generally un-
dsrstood that there will be no decision
rendered In the case involving property
left by the late James ". Allison. II ~
quite likely that there will be no opinion
liandsd down In ehis case during the
present tern, OF the court b 81 \ s
! This papers submitted Wy rsGulrs
much TIM, for ttle 1qqses % read some
''asNl sad .RtH0ats lta1 ausst0ps bye
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CLARKE COUNTY COUPLE
FL PE aero S BORDER
.(speeiaI 70 The TImes, I,is,Da Ia.

Special to The Times, Dispatch,
RI 1IAGERsToWN. MD. March ll.-An
clipping couple. Miss Ella May Hon and.
Mr., benjamin. 1T. Ashby, BOZ Of Bowlss,
Clarke county, " ~ were married at the!
.pstx H9tsl bore shil l'a0Faiax RN slsys
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A sUMAc SUIT

New Jersey Firm Complains Of Virginia
5 Dirt and Rock,
S88 Especial TO The Times ispatch.)
e IctARTERsYII,ItE VAa March ll.--
quite am Interesting trial was IN pro-
gress at AshbY last week, q, II. sandeg-
son, who does geslera l msFcaptlle ,,pllsl'
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WANTED, ALL ODD-FELLOWs BE-.
1 tween 81 and IS years to apply fol. TWEEN
tieth Century Combination Benefit Ger
B ciation: no dues or death assessments;
& sample copies OF application and certf-
+ flcate forwarded TO any. Odd low upon
RELIEF ASSOCIATION. Richmond,
y Va. SfE IA
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED, BIT A YOUNG LADY, A
. position as teacher IN private family;
teach English. Mathematics and Latin:
Music IA specially; references requirEd
and given Address Miss a., Jeffress,
< Mecklenbur county, Va. Ei5
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WANTED, "a THOROUGHLY CONfPE-
tent person to take charge Of hotel In
Aits, OF Va; elegant equipment. steam
spring scenery. with an unequa led To-
cation for health. Address ~, Buena
Vista, Va. s55, E9l
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IA CLEAR BRAIN and heal Thy body arc
essential for success, EuslRN0 mens3
teachers. Students, housewives, Hpd othsr
them appetite and strength, and MA ea
their work seem easS " leYsF npmae thaa.
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lrWO CAMS BEST Il POUND BEEF FOR
4 25c. S GEO. L.. HAYNES Dc co.. llS ~.
\. Eighteenth s5t t4.si 81 id5,@
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BUSINESS WANTS.

CASH sTOILOANt@ ON CITY REAL Es-
tate; 400 East Broad 81
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HOSPITAL FOR CIT1LDREN's CAR.
rlages and 5Cso-Carts: new bodies Of
every description and al! parts on hand.
SCIREMP & TUNA. 81 North Fifth
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WANTED, a WIFE; MUST BID GOOD
HOOKING and not afraid OF work must
prefer KAEMPF's CANDIES to all
others. n
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WANTED, 500 BOYS AND MEN 10;
( hun1or by BY feeding them on our best.the
old fashioned italian Cream Chocolates;,
only at MARCHETTIG BROS STORES,
! 900 East Main and SIT East Broad. 49S}.
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WANTED, DEAD OR tAL1vE--AN1MA1,s
moved from all "a parts; no chnrge.
BfCKERsTAFF;s' phone 1908.
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WAITED.

WANTED. no RENT sTABLT . OR
care this office.
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BEST AM Ef2rCAN sARD1N11s, 40. BOX.
30 GEO. i. HAYNES & CO., 11S N. Figh-l
X teenth Street. @ n j, s
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jDREW,s NEW WAY TO REPAIR
l1F SHOES; al whole sole: no Joint to leak.
Y no nails to tear the sock: Mems. 81 (
Ladies', &c. Phone. 1851. Will call and
deliver. DREW'S ELECTRIC POWER
s. SHOE FACTORY, ZIG 2. Main.
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YOUNG LADIES WISHING TO MAKE
Il g to IS per day decorating or teaching
& China painting nt home. Write for
Catalogue. 4 THE ART ROOMS, 1908 G
4 81, N! w. Washington, D. c.
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SPANISH YUM YUM FOOD FOR TILE
nods 1t KAENfPT'S, Ninth Street. b
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WANTED, n CLARA. KATIE AND ALL
fellows 10 ,buy Sour old fashioned italian
Crcam Chocolates: best in the city.
MARCFIFT,rI BROS, two stores BOG ID.
Main and CIT T.. Br DAD. i3ss5, An, 7s5 l N
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AWNINGS, TENTS AND, FLAGS

LET US Mako YOUR AWNINGS NOW
and put them Up when YOU are ready
( window awnings made all sizes. Just
phone 242 and we Will call and give es.
4 Inmates. J. ROSS JONES e. BRO, 002
4 East Broad. y q n
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ENCOURAGE HOME 1NDUsTRYs.
Suits SIS up. Trouscrs IS UP. n1c1I-
I, N1oNDl TAiIOF1NG,gCO CO., Charles a..
Spence, manager, Sixth and Main. aS
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& BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO # START
steam grtst-mill and wood yard: COM
plete machinery for same IN good work.
&ss Gordonevilie Va. lf85s5 XXX dt
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FREE-GAs RANGES PUT. IN FREE.
8 The Jewel Gas Range Is the best
T in the. world i largest factory. in the.
world q a positive guarantee with. each
tradiction. HARRIS HARDWARE Co..
n 4Oa East Broad. n Agents. Laas55..M
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COOP VINEGAR, 1SC. GALLON. GEO.
3 =. HAYNES & CO., liz N. Eighteenth
II Street. X "A
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- -ITsIf.7E ssa.TrFF HE'FIsI' :; >
CREAM PUFFS.
CARRIAGES AND eo.cARTs.5

WE MAKE EN- GoODfAs NDW-CH1L-i
B dren's Carriages Nj. and 8 Go-Carts.l
s sCHREMP & TUNA 81 North Fifth.
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PO,rTED HAM o TONGUE, &C. GEO.
b /: L. HAYNES e., CO., 1lS N. Egh-
81 tcenth Street E8S9 HH
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"a YOUNG MAN WITH s YEARS t53tls.
"a and with experience MS shipping clerk
de sires situation as shipping clerk: ref
crences from present employer. T.<yY.s
En- caro- this Office. ia sta FIJI ss9&
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WANTED. TO SELL 800 BUSHELS
BlackeyeS Peats at &C. per quart GEO.
a q. HAYNES G. CO., lib N. Eighteenth
.#t QtreatI Esygg I'll a7s d a S4f,sPt
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.,

WANTED. POSITION ss AS JUNIOR
4 clerk In drug store satisfactory re fer.
once given. Address DEUGGISTftSta Sta.
.ll ilon B. city. " "a
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BOARD WANTED.

WANTED, IMMEDIATELY. WE'LL
furnished, large. bright ROOM. with
board. for lady. and tire e-year- old child.
literally FOR right accommodate ton in
good neighborhood. Address X. K...
care this office. n
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WANTED, A HOUsEKEEPER; WORK
B. In Richmond: temporary now. but prob
Il ably permanent X 3 satisfactory Adj
NJ dress with references and statement Of
experience. Box GIT. a ggj m
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Soft Grabs. Grab Aleat and Stumpf'A
Gown make) DeSlled Crabs, at Stlmpre
restaurant. corner Eighth And Mann
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WANTED. WOMAN no COOK, DO
Il house cleaning and assist IN sewing for
young couple; no chidrcn; state wages
wanted; give references; good home for
right person. Address Box I'll Keys
vile, Va RI
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2 POUNDS GOOD GINGER SNAPS OR
8 HAYNES & CO., 11s n. Eighteenth 81.
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lGO.CARTs AND CARRIAGES REPAIR
ed and cleaned; work guaranteed: rea-l
sonable charges. 6CHREMP & TUNA,
aS 81 N. Fifth Street. ~ "a &. E.55552
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&C.. BAG GOOD SMOKING TOBACCO
N for 4c.2 GEO. II. HAYNES 6; CO.. 118 NJ
X Eighteenth Street. ~
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NEW. PACKED SALMON. COPPER CAN.
GEO. L.. HAYNES &, CO.. 1lS M Eigh-
Steenth. Street. 5 St "A ID si IL l
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LARGE JARS MUSTARD, 50. EACH.
8 GEO. u HAYNES & Coz 11S n. Etgh-f5
& tcenth Street. gst tas 3 81, 5l js 81,
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SPECIAL NOT1CE-LAD1Es TROUBLED
t@i can them removed leaving no trace, by
a New York Specialist; cure gu Ia !,
Broad sa. Street. Room (upstairsj.
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WANTED, 70 SELL COUNTRY PEo-
Fl pie groceries OF low prices. All ord ersl
ton guaranteed, GEO. IT,. HAYNES &
Co.. lis N. Eighteenth Street.
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HELP WANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED, "a WHITE GIRL FOR GEN.
eral house work: IS per month; no laun-
n dry s. reference required. Apply 1907
Floyd Avenue f} VI n
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3 BICYCLES AND REPAIRS.

THAT'S III1f-JO BICKERsTAF'F, THE.
3i expert-He has one store, 1903 East Main
He Sells buys, rents exchanges or re-
Phone 1908. s l9 i&
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PERSONALS.

WANTED, YoU no KNOW THE BEST
4 place IN Richmond to got a perfect TT.
sing Shirt Is BISHOPS. the Shirt
Il I3ulder,1o2 u. Main. It'll
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THESE ARE THE WONDER
WORKING WANT ADS.
THAT BRING GREATEST RESULTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

It.i,AfIr, sIJAsON is HERD. HAIR
I RfS HARDWARE Co. 400 East Broad,
lust received large stock Base Balls,
Bats, Masks, Gloves, ETC., etc.
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WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR ROOMS,
with first-class table board; Cos w. Grace
Street. 5aaf si5f.s BIZ! { at
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10 BARS GOOD LAUNDRY SOAP FOR
&c. GEO.3L HAYNES & CO.. LIS N.
Eighteenth Street.
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FOR i, SALE,
ROOMS FOR RENT

WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR SINGLE
ROOM on second floor: 615 3. FRANKLIN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12

3 CANS THISTLE, BRAND CORN FOR.
&c. GEO. Z. HAYNES 6. CO., 11S N.
Eighteenth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-25
1u,y ..e.n aes o.ss 9.sS
SPOT cotton closed quiet: middlins uplands'
10. %; m,ddling gulf, l6.45; sales, % sbales.

NEW ORLEANS. la. Oct; -.C a3I S..
Including i. TO 10 arrive quotations UNCHANGED.
OPENED steady With pF9fs esh!'
r u.e" c:nsed nv the absence Of supporting or
Sers and nd'e Continuation Of Prices re.
aained several points lower than tse hls
naururnted buying movement, which sent
prices up 0@I4 points above the opening .gate =;
the market closing within point or Two VI !.
the highest figures OF the DAY. Ing he' sa'''s
Cotton futures steady: October, o.7sgo 81 90
Snrrmber o7iGo7e; December, 0.74Ga.I3;
isnnary q s1Gasl; FEBRUARY. e.s6@0:ss;
March. &. a5M6o6; April. lo:eo@Io;o2; MAJ Nag;
10. oSei100T; June, l0.lo9l0.11; July, 1o.1og
10 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-25
wv. G. 7. u. reception.

TO social Thursday by the Golden Rule
- p se l
With no fee, admission or refreshments
The WrllsF TO MIS-, Valentines was in
And III $40 IN sociabllty united,
NTH tho guests and members number
And tie secretary reported the work
quite thrifty,
There soon commenced 'lylns "c'p'"s
darts.'
10 no one eleven did ii. seem,
When there came delicious cake and
cream,
ar. Duncan and Miss Hrisss. the draw
Mir. Manson Ind Miss Burgess, ithc,
All turnsd fh,omeMard, deeply Impressed,
With tho cleypting influences the w
Broad street this eve the first public
come and feel assured Of a cordial greet,
~" A NEW MEMBER,