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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04
CHRIST
CHURCHES
Delegates Gather to the Annual
Convention at Seventh
Street Church.
ADDRESS OF The PRESIDENT
He Made An Appeal for Greater
Vigor in the Ministry Of the
Christian Church.

Delegates to the annual convention OF
the Virginia Christian Missionary So
ciety arrived in the city yesterday and
met In evening session at the Seventh
Street Christian Church last night.
The convention proper begins to-mor-
row morning. but the time until then
VIII be occupied by the Ministerial Assoc
citation and the Christian Women's Board
gsof Missions The delegates In attend
ance represent about twenty thousand
Disciples throughout the State. to whom
some one hundred and fifty preachers
minister, This convention follows the
international convention Of the Disciples
recently held In Detroit, and representa-
tives from the general foreign and home
missionary boards will be In attendance
here. -,
Rev. F. NJ. Rains, OF Cincinnati, will
represent the foreign missionary society
and Rev. B. L. Smith. also Of Cincinnati,
will address the convention in the In
terest Of general American missions.
DEVOTIONAL EXERCISES.
VI The devotional exercises OF the eve
ming were conducted by Rev. A. y. Rem
forth. OF Hampton. Va. The first adj
dress was that of Rev. F. r. Billiard.
Of Lynchburg, president OF the ministe-
4 rial association. Taking for his subject
IL The Preacher as a Man." the speaker
made an earnest appeal for more vigorous
physical. mental and spiritual manhood
In the Christian ministry. In speaking
Of the educational alfications OF the
preacher. the speaker pleaded for a higher
education-less sectarian and more gen
eral; less visionary and more practical.
and his plea for more spiritual living
was no less strong.
The second speaker of the evening was
Rev. Peter Ainslie. Of Baltimore, Md. His
subject was the Christian Over-Soul.'
The address itself dealt with the mani
festations Of genius. virtue and love In
Christian character. Mr.. Ainslie is a
I strong and forceful speaker and will be
heard a number OF times in the course OF
the convention. He speaks THURSDAY
evening on 1.-THE Worlds Great Battle
Fields"
To-DAY.S PROGRAMME.
The programme for this morning Is as
follows:
$50 a. NJ. Devotional exercises. Rev.
L. a. Cutler.
10. ."rhe Preaching for the Times" Rev.
B. A. Abbott.
IL. "Our Relation to the Denomina-
TONS Rev. W. G. Johnson.
Among the preachers who registered
yesterday were Revs F. F. Billiard, D..
s. Renkel. NJ. c. Hughes. j. D. HaHaker.
IA. j. Renforth. w. F. Smith, George Owen
w. #. Berry, J. A. Campbell. Richard Bag
Il y, w. L. Dudley. H D Coffey. Stephen
Morton, D. M. Austin. Peter Aipslie, w. j.
Hall. c. o. woodward. Joseph Watson. g.
IA. Woodson. L. A. Cutler and j WI.
West.
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some very severe training now to get
them In shape for the game here Satur-
day with the heavy Columbian uhiv s.
sity eleven from washington. This eiey-i
en-. II is understood, greatly oeut !.
the college team, but is not 50 fast as
misht be-, and the college, BY means an
Of '1 fast, hard playing. with few OF the
latest foot ball lodges. hopes to aon
one more scalp to her belt me game
viii certainly be one full Of Interest 1or
1 regular meeting of the Richmond
college Athletic Association was held 70
dav. With Dr. Toushee in the chalr;
After the regular business was disposed :. e..
OF. it was suggested that the assocl ar1II
adopt a college girl sirn'!ar to the Yalo'
Princeton Harvard girls that nave Pc
come SO popular in recent years.
several designs were presented ana
the one finally selected was shing,
willowy creature, atttred in q crimson
rolfing Jacket and blue skirt, which
seems to be having slight altercat u.
with the breezes and waving aloft the
regulation college pennant, with the SIN.
Gle r. The contract was given TO one or
the local firms and in short whlle
every student will be the proud posses
scr OF girl.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE
Football Eleven in Good Con
dition for Coming Contest.

The Richmond College football eleven
returned to Richmond yesterday morn
ing after spending several days IN Nor
folk where they played Hampden- Sidney
for the championship OF the eastern dlvl-
sion.
The Spiders are jubilant over the trip
and the result Of the game, they having
defeated Hampden-sidney by the
score Of q to 0. who in turn
defeated Randolph-Macon II to o. and
the cup seems practically assured to
them.
The players were charmed with the re-
ception they met at the hands OF the
Norfolk people. The attendance was
little smaller than was expected, 1t Is
true, but the enthusiasm was great.
Many courtesies were extended the teams
by the alumni OF the respective colleges.
and among other things was box party,
given by Manager Otto Wells. OF the
CRANKY Theatre. to both elevens. Their
appreciation was amply shown by the
generous applause which greeted many
OF the pretty chorus girls when they APP
peared from time TO time wearing the
"Crimson and Blue" and the Garnet
and Gray"
The team was greatly improved by this
game and showed in every play that
they had recovered from that "staleness''
which characterized them In their recent
game with Danville.
Coach Wallis putting them through
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

,ItLAINn LLAvE. h4CtkMOND3 DAILY
HYHD-SlttEEp& STANTON.
f EFFECTIVE MONDAY. SEPT. as
s:o5y A.. N. A 9. y, Expyess 20 Al points
\ Q 100 *. M. Petersburg and Norfolk.
1910 r. NJ. Petersb burg and N. & ". West.
y s 90 p M. Peter sburg and Norfolk. q
II 10 p. NJ. G oldsboro Local, X 5
{; 80 z. M. Petersburg Local.
q 7;26 p. n, "Florida and West Ip dian Lin.
tied. to all points South. =, =,
$40 II. M. Petersburg and N, q w, West.
II 80 p. NJ. Petersburg Local Is
b TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
X 8:43 a.. NJ, 7;35 "A. NJ. s;225 "A, n, /; Sunday
only llSS NJ ieo a NJ Nh l IS 3 M M
r. NJ $40 p, M.
&. s, CxMPBELL, Div. Psss,Agk
w, y. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. 1Axt
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NORTH CAROLINA SYNOD.
This Body Meets in Wilmington
With Large Attendance.
lsnecial tn Tha Tiu1es-Dispatch.l

ESPECIAL to The Times-DlspatcnJ
WILMINGTON, N. c.. Nov. 3.-Ihe
Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina
met this morning in the First Presoyte-
Ran Church in this city in its ninth an
irving on all trains to-day and tonight;
Upwards OF two hundred clergymen and
ruling elders are here The prospects
Rev. c. 6, yardell. D, D.. Of Of :, Red d
able Sermon this morning. The first busLi,-
ness session vas TIN opened. Rev; - A. ~ T. :
moderator. Revs. ". R. McClelland, OF
Statesville, and E. D. Brown. Of kinston,
were chosen temporary clerks. The after
noon session was taken up with routine
work, and standing committees were ap-
pointed.
entertained on trolley ride to Wrlghts.
vile Beach Wednesday afternoon and on
a river ride Friday.afternoon. Tonight
p. big reception was rendered the dele.
gates During tho evening programme
Of music and short addresses. were fea,
lures Tomorrow morning Rev. Egberl
w Smith, OF Greensboro. VIII preach al
this service The Synod yearly commun'
Ion will be held.
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srEAMs OATS.
VIRGINIA YIvIeAIIoV c0WPARY
IAMEs RlYER pAY ]

DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ct 4
a. NJ for Norfolk. Portsmouth. o!d FolnI.
Newport News, Claremont ana James 1Ms
Point for Washington. Baltimore and ~
North. state-rooms reserved for the mlgnt
at moderate prices. ELECTRIC cars d1Teet
to wharf, Fare only N,bO and ~ 70 NoF-
folk. Music by Grand Crphest ron,
Freight received for above,namel plaees
and all points In Eagter yirginia ana
North Carolina. IRWIN WEisGEh.-s
r. "A. BARBER, ira 6ssrstarM
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED. by an old established jobbing and
Importing house Of hosiery, gloves shirts.
white goods, dress goods. laces, embro;deries.
and fancy goods. first class statesmen Who
understand the business. with an established
trade In Southwest Virginia and Ohio. Only
those OF the highest moral character. estab-
lished trade. experience. ability apply; good
positions open to the right men = -, address
CO., als-32o ". Baltimore Street. Baltimore.
Md
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sRAlLRoAps
Y S&xW Nprfo|kaW estsm.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
900 A. M.-NORFOLK LIMITED. Ar
rjves Norfolk u:20 A. NJ. Stops only at
Petersburg, WaXerly and s1f1olk, 8,
Psrlor, Car. Petersburg to LynchburE and
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to
Columbus. Bluefleld to Cincinnati. also
Roanoke to Knoxylle. and Knoxville to
Chattanooga and Memphis ). /.
1910 p. M.-ROANOKE EXPRESS Tor
Fermville. LynchburE and Roanoks;
Arrives Nortolk b:a IN. Stops s,k only 5,o At
meets with steamers to Boston, Prov.
dence, New York. Baltimore and wash
rs i. M,-For Norfolk and all stations
sa s:to = =. r M.MN Ss1S ORLEANS SHORT.
LINE. Pullman sleepeE., Riehmso IsI 70 70
East Radford; Lynchburg TO 5Chattanoota.
Memphis and New Orleans Cate o'N9ns
Car. il =, 4 ), .er a ~.
2.06 r. NJ, and $40 'P.iR N, II from Norfolk
Il 20 Il, NJ. and 7:so p. NJ,
:. Office M, S38 East Main Street,
Gen. pass. Agent Dis. Pass. Agent
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Richnor,ders in New York.

fspecial to The Times-D lspatch).
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Broadway Gem
traI 8 3. Casing; Fifth Avenue. s. w.
crawford. IT, e. Thayer; Victoria. L. j.
sulliyan; Herald Square. W. Flesen'
heimer; Criterion G. Bannister. A. a.
PIzzIni, Miss e. Pizzlni. W. Northrup.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

sTENoGRAPHER-A hrst.class experienced
graduation and capable OF holding RESPONSE
BILE position at Newport News. Va. Novem-
Der 18th; salary $50 month: must be expert
operator OF Smith Premier Typewriter. APP
ply with references. to n. A. VONDER-
LEHR, BOZ e, Main Street. city
WANTED, two servants good cook and q
good nurse. Apply to 1872 West Franklin st.
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RAILROADS.
r. F. &P. E Es9s e ss, ssss'' I I

ID a Richmond. Fredarlcks
Trans Leave Richmond-N ortnward.
a:5l A NJ. daily. Byrd st. Through.
6:45 A. NJ, daily. Main Ct. Through.
7:l5 A. NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland &C.
500 4; H.. Sunday only. Byrd St.
s:4o 4. NJ. week days. Byrd Ct. Through.
1905 noon, week days. Byrd 81. Through.
400 P. NJ, week days Byrd 81. Fred
erIcksburg accom- mediation.
sos p. NJ, daily. Main. st. Through
s:25 p. NJ. week days. Elba, Ashland &C.
sos =. M, daily. Byrd st. Through.
Trains Arrive r Richmond Southwark.
$40 A. NJ, week days Elbs- Ashland
Sis x, NJ, week days. Byrd st. Fred.
ericksburg accommodate ton. ",
S:35 A. NJ. daily. Byrd St: Through.
l1:55 A. NJ. week days. Byrd 81: Through
2.05 p, NJ, daily. Main ~ Ihrougn,
600 P. NJ, week days. Elba- Asn!and ao-
commodation. -.
s s:os s H. d dsly B Byrda B. B. Thrsssh
1929 P. M daily. Main st. Through.
~ s. s. p straas sSesp s4Sl
Gen'l Man'r Asst Gen ManF. -. MAJ
J'INE II, 1905 las
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YOUNG nAN-wanted. a reliable young man,
who understands bookkeeping and stenogra.
one with coal or railroad experience pre-
ferred; state age experience and salary exc
pected; a good position for right party. All
answers strictly confidential. COAL OFFICE.
care this office.
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night. November list, in Leigh
Street Baptist Church, or within fifty yIr,ls
thereof, black Russia leather POCKET
BOOK, marked Annie l. Vaughan. contain
ing considerable sum OF money Liberia! re-
ward liz left at 210 Thirty-second Street.
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First and Fourth on
Broad, little gold LOCKET, contain.
Ing photo. Return to III n. Twenty
sixth Street. ti- = r. 81 i.3 *
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CALL AND BE CONVINCED. A fine collection
OF original Antiques at low prices. L. N.
ARNALL. 3ls Brook Avenus.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. ], 1903,
700 A. M.-Dally. Local for Charlotte.
1850 p. M.-Daiiy. Limited, BUFFET Pull,
man to Atlanta and Birmingham. New
Orleans, Memphis. Chattanooga and all
s:es Z, SM1Et. SUNDAY, Chase city (, local g J!
'O Ready $50 2. NJ, for ali the South
YORK RIVER LINE.
Tho favorite route to Balttmore ana
Eastern points. Leave Richmond A:so r..
n. daily, except Sunday SnSX:. -, rn,,.a
as p. M.-Locai for West Point
80 P. M.-Except Sunday. For West
Point, connecting with steamers for Bal.
timDTe e md ri Nn :, I IWS gRsisc;HMoND
e:56 a. NJ. and 6:4a P. M.-From AL the
s nSu = M.-From Charlotte and Durham.
sis a. M.-Baltimors and West Point
$40 p. M-From West Point: =,
G. II. AcKERT. u 9. H,SI HAIR, y EpsA
q. w, WEsTBURY.D p. p: A.,
'Bf Richmond. Va
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WATCHMAN-wanted, situation as watchman
or care taker; highest possible references: mar
ried and thoroughly reliable. Il. d. J. PHIL
FPS. Franklin House, city.
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NOTICE.

HAVE, You TRIED Bread Crumbs to fry your
oysters and meats = they are hne. Made fresh
daily only BY a.. W. sMoEsTA, ~ hast A 1llr
Street.
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ANTIQUES.

DON'T FAIL to call and see our select stock
nay you J. F. BIGGS. 615 E. Main Street.
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employment at saw-mill
as sawyer; is years experience: terms mod
crate: willing to go anywhere. Address B.
c. p, care this office.
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CHAs. KING has removed to 426 n. Sixth
Street where he has fine selection OF sroc
eroes and meats at reasonable price.
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GRAND OPENING sat tho CRAIG ART Co.. 1lb
East Broad Street this week. Don't tall 20
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IMPROVEMENT adds to quality: the improved
- DAVIS GALLERY, 222 Z. Broad IL turning
ont superior quality photos; cabinets 81 per
dozen.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Tuesday, November Sd. about p NJ.
e on Main Street, one new Griffon Razor anu
Case. Fl. NJ. SMITH, Jr., llo5 Bank Street
LOST-Tuesday afternoon, south side Franklin
or between Madison and Laurel, small gold
& WATCH and FOB: monogram one side. 1901
other: Reward givon II returned to los East
Franklin.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

RooK-KEEPER-wante position as book
keeper or other clerical work by party
whose house has lately retired from bust
ness: hrst-class testimonials; bond II re-
Qulred. Address BOOk-KEEPER, P. o. Boz
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HAVE your STOVES and FURNACES repaired
in nrst.claas order at reasonab BILE price by
the PHlLLIpS-ROGERS co... BIB E. Broad,
done promptly. ilf
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WANTED, You to- attend TRAaLE's 80. SALE
this week: see what &C. will buy Pears Soap.
I pint Witch Hazel (bring bottle. s palmefs
seidiitz Powders, biuny on's Soap. Violet Face
q Cream. and hundreds of other articles; 81 81
Broad Street. 5.5s5
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HELP WANTED-Male.

LINOTYPE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES linotype opera
Z tors wanted; must be experienced speedy and
clean proof. LAFFERTf, q% 1116-1118 East
Cary Street, Richmond, Va.
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-WINEs AND LIQUORS.

wHY PAY MORE whom you can buy pure four.
ycar-old Whisky for 81 per gallon; cld Colo .
ca lion: shipped in blank boxes to any address.
All Of the iea aiding brands Of Wines. Liquors.
and full stock OF Groceres at GEO: MD.
BLAKE's. 728 West Broad street. hlcnmono'
T. -
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order and receiving clerk.
four years factory experience. Nsw York
firm, to work In any line; games and novel
ties. paper. envelopes, blank book Stationery
preferred: capable OF handling help; o. K.
reference J. NJ. S.. this office.
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WANTED. FOR u. S.. ARMY, Able.
bodied, unmarried men. between ages Of
q and s.. citizens OF United States. OF
good character and temperate habits, who
can speak, read and write English. For.
lnformuuon apply TO Recruiting o tficer,
ITO East Broad Street. Richmond. Va.
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ART OPENING this week 1t CRAIG ART co.,
IA 116 e. Broad Street. Great variety and fms
selection OF Pain tings. Tapestries and Water
Colors. 5}f
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! WANTED.

MAIN. b., lI1-For rent. g.. room, second
floor modern fat: iii e. Main Street.
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your meats and oysters; they are delicious;
!. ma de fresh daily only BY r. W. AlOESTA,
III East Main. Street }5
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DON'T ASK YOUR FRIEND for his dog; write
Us for prices on hunters. CHAS. b. LINK
AND CO., Charlottesville. Va. lax 4s.,.
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WE SELL Gas Radiators, Oh Heaters and jewell
RrcIiMOS 3. PLUMBING. AND hASTEI. co.
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WANTED. 70 know II you will distribute
j advertising matter: reliable specially c ON.
pany; S159 weekly and expenses IRloMPH
CO.., Dallas, Tex.
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BETTER THAN CRACKER DUsT-our bread
Crumbs for trying oysters and meats; try them
y and see tia appetising flavor your NESTS VIII
have Made fresh daily only by Il. w.
MOEsTA. 1T East Main. a
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WE SELL Gas Radiators, oil Heater. and Jsg ssI
4 RICHMOND PLUMBING AND MANTEL co. 4
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WANTED. occupants for two furnished rooms.
with or without table board on west ..ra ~ GO
Street. near Shafer. Address COMfOhIs
care this office. u
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LARGE stook Of Columbia and Edison phone.
= 1raphs sold on our easy payment plani. ALSO
compIete stock OF records to select from.
Cali 81 and hear the greatest talking ma.
Broad Street
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FOR sALE-A nice DRUG STORE in . nns
!. town Of 1000 population doing q good busi-
moss ana paying we'll; good reason for sell.
ing; rent exceedingly cheap: thu E Teat 81
barxuin In Virginia Address DRUG aTOhE'
care this Office.
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GRAND OPENING At the CRAIG ART co., l16,
East Broad Street. this week Don't tall 70
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for second.
LEGGE q MORAN 22l4 East Main.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.-THE AN
nual meeting Of the steckholders OF the
PANY will be held at Its office In the city Of
Richmond, Va. on MONDAY, thu 18th day Of
November. 1908, at ] O'Clock r, 81. The
transfer hooks will be closed from November
10Th until November 18th, 1903,
J. B, WINSTON, Secretary.
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RECRUITS WANTEDEF FOR THE U. s.
Marine Corp-Able-b odied. unmarried men,,
ashore and afoat. Apply at shafer Build
Ing. next door to General Postoffice.
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WANTED, mon that are looking for position
or men that want to exchange real estate g. %
personal property for good business. eau
and be convinced. Franklin House. Rich
mond, Va, C. p. RICHMOND.
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$500 70 14s.oo-Just few more Square
Pianos left; will Be sold from $500 70
thine sor a beginner. THE CABLE CON.
PAEY, No. 2l3 e. Broad Street.
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FALL oPENIN0-Coms and sas the Grand sslso-.
tion OF Paintings, Engrayings. Water Coors
and other novelties In art this week at CRAIG
ARTSCO.. l1b e. Broad.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEET1NG.-.THE AN.
RicHMoNp. FREpERIcKsBuRG AND 70:
at its office In the city of Richmond. Va, on
MONDAY, the 10th day OF November. 1908. ut
IL o'clock noon. The transfer books will be
closed from November 10th until November
1''n' i9V'. ]. 3. WINSTON. Secretary.
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CAL1, AND SEE one Of tho handsom est lines Of
Trimmed and Unrimmed Hats; up.to-date
styles, at Lowest prices. MRS. JULIUS
BEAR. 1923 East Main Street
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$3.50 .oo-HAHDsoME mshoIan, case, $4,000.
nsed very little; not mark or scratch on
case. full size. Price now S2l9. 90. Very. easy
terms THE CABLE COMPANY. No. 2l8 =.
Broad Street Slr n
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PERSONALS.

BEAUTIFUL FAvoRs for card parties; Ice
cups bonbon boxes and flowers for Inner
decorations, fine effects. Mrs. PULLEY, go
West Broad Street Phone S72e se
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

ENr1RE HOUSEHOLDS Of Furniture bought 70,
cash-Feather Beds. Bolsters. Pillows: Car
nets Sewing Machines. Librariss OF mis-
cellaneous Books: prompt attention to orders
Address FURNITURE, $40 Brook Avenue.
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xhapes and lust the right thing to wear; rea.
sonable prices. Mrs. ANNA B. ROACH. go
Fast Rroad Street.
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QUESTION:: WHERE DO YOU take your
ING AND PRESSING CO., 542s NJ Sixth St.
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NEW BooTBLACK PARLoR-Fins shine, only
best polish used. no Visiting. i've men; 1918
East Main Etreet. next Postofice (bssement).
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ALL THE LATEST designs In Hats. fashion
able and tasty; call and see for yourself.
few drst pattern hats left to be sold ata.Tery
low price Mrs NJ. Il. WORKMAN, ZIG North
Third. between Grace and Broad.
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FOR sALE-Bird dogs az ali prices: rome good
young prospects. sold cheap: also broks dog
good helders and stAunch Fo. particulars
address Boz 81. Bedford City. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04

WE REPAIR and polish your furniturei make
old look like new. Have on hand some gen.
uins nne pieces Antique Furniture that must
be sold At once; need thu room. G. E..
r. LYDIA, 40 W. Vain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04

ToR sALI-Thrss horsepower Gasoline En-.
CINE. GEO. W. EUKER CO., 10 North Sey.
euth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04

LACE HATS made to order; beautiful lamp
shades In fancy flowers. Mrs. PULGEYftb29
West Broad !; phone 1928. &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04

FOR sALE-oss car choice Kraut Cabbage
chesapeake and Ohio track. Broad Street
Apply 10 HUDSON 4 SON. 1910 East Cary
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04

FOR sALE-No. Oliver TYPEWRITER. In
Z good condition, cheap. A. B.. caro- this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04

FOR sALE-An excellent Smith, Premier
TYPEWRITER. with all improvements, 80
cash j. L TEMPLEToN staunton. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04

BUY "A ROYAL or Grand Helper Wood or Goal
Range. OF 4 Fortune Gas Range at JUR6Efs'.
absolutely guaranteed In every respect: not %
very high priced either.