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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-11-13
:rHF y! w!AI.k X HosPIrA|l
Cor. ID Ave. and loth St.
worthinston. Minnesota,
WANTED TO IMPROVE RACE.
Eccentric French Millionaire lot
~e, Money for Giants Dowry.
Minnesota.

Eccentric French Millionaire left
~4s., Money for Giants Dowry. =
N. de Saint Ouen de Pierrecourt.
IN eccentric French millionaire, died
. short time ago and left the greater
part Of his fortune to his native city
Of Rouen, STIMULATING that the mu'
nicipality was to found an annual prize
Of $4,000 as a dowry for = giant and
. giantess in order to regenerate the
human race. An amicable arrange
ment has now been made between the
heirs and the city of Rouen. The fam.
lily attacked the will on the ground
that the giant clause" was impossi-
BILE Of execution. BY the arrangement
now made the city Of Rouen will pay
the heirs 100000, while out of the
residue it undertakes to found an un:
dertaking, inspired by the idea Of
protecting, preserving and improving
the human race, but which shall not
cost more than 100000" The details
Of this undertaking have not yet been
divulged.
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BASKET BALL.

The game. played last Saturday be
tween the 'Red:Caps" and "White
Caps" resulted in the score 20 to
in favor of::the "Red Caps"
These two: teams agreed perfectly
as to rules so the game passed off
very smoothly. The game was play
ed in the hopes Of drawing larger
crowd for the football game and
was successful in q small degree.
The spectators, If few, were en-
thusiastic md appreciated the game
It IL hoped: that many games. with
other towns may. be: obtained and so
allow those ...:who do appreciate a
basket ball game the privilege of
witnessing good game.
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Defect Of the Box Kite.

The chief defect of the box kite. OF
which DR.. Langley's aerodrome is an
elaboration, is that the weight in
creases with the cube as rapidly as
the lifting power does with the
square. so that the larger the kite the
less it will lift in proportion. Prof.
Graham Bells kites are equal-sized
triangles, so that they need no brac'
ing. and it is found that the lifting
power increased at greater rate than
the increase in weight. A flock OF
these kites recently lifted 200-pound
WEIGHT
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Work of Historian KIopr.

Onno Klopp, the historian, who died
recently in Vienna, at the age OF
eiehty-one. wrote perhaps the longest
history of the Stuarts in existence.
He was in the service of the King Of
Hanover, till 1856 and was marked
for his bitter hatred Of the Prussians.
That prevented his completing his
edition of Leibnitz's works, as the
Prussian government, after the war,
refused to let him consult the library
and archives at Hanover, where the
I,eibnitz manuscripts are.
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WANTED ONE TO WABBLE.
Provincial! Dandy Would &c Capital
Swell One Better.

Provincial! Dandy Would &C Capital
Swell One Better.
Chick was considered the dandy OF
Slocum- On-Mud, and when he came up
to London always made study OF
what he considered the latest fash
ions in order to introduce them into
his native village. With this end In
view, after watching closely the at
tire of the male habitues OF Picca-
dilly, he went into a hosier's shop and
asked for gloves. He was shown sew.
eral pairs, but astonished the shop
keeper by saying:
"But want three"
''Three gloves? Dear me! Do you
mean three pairs?"
NO.. want three gloves"
Nobody can wear more than two"
II know that; most on 'em ony
wears one and wabbles the other; but
l want three-two to wear and one to
wabble. "-London Telegraph.
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Injurious to the Eyes.

S"J05SV0o % SS10 Gy0os
Looking into the IRE Is very injuri'
Gus to the eye, particularly q coal
.lire. The stimulus of light and heat
united soon destroys the eyes. Look.
ing at molten iron will soon destroy
the sight. Reading in the twilight ID
injurious to the eyes, a. they are
obliged to make great exertion. Read.
ing or sewing with side light in
jures the eyes, as. both eyes should
be exposed to an equal force Of light.
Those who wish to preserve their
sight should preserve their general
health by correct habits Of living, and
give their eyes just work enough, with
q due degree of, light. ~,
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temperature and rain, rising bar
ometer, snow and cold, west winds
follow, all ending in cold, clear,
weather. This order of phenome-
ma will transpire about the 22nd
up to 9th, but the cold, fair wealth
or following the storms will be of
short duration. Reactiouary storm
conditions will prevail as the month
goes out, bringing unsettled, threat
ening and stormy weather.
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On the Road.


Sweet, we must never meet and part
again,
'Twere too much pain:
We needs must go our journey through
this life
Without much grief or strife for fear we
walk too slow
And we have far to go.
Sweet, you and I must never meet and
kiss,
'Twere too much bliss:
We have to go our journey soberly
Without much ecstasy for fear we walk
too fast
And miss the way at last.
Sweet, you and must follow separate
And pass our days
And not too much rem mber nor forget
Too utterly. for yet. remains the un.
known inn
-: Wherein
(All our wayfaring being past and done)
At set Of sun
After the shine ard rain
We take our ease. and maybe meet
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VICTORY I ! / AlsliItt
worthinston Foot Ball Team Too
Much Tor Sheldon.

The Sheldon foot ball team came
up Saturday to play our high
school team and were obliged to re.
turn without q score.
y, Sheldon kicked of Worthington
made = good return and kept the
ball going down the field, by mostly
end runs, for a touch down in
about Ave minutes from time of
kick of. Oxford kicked goal. Score
6 too. t*3' " Al &',,ss..a<s
Worthintgon kicked of, . short
distance owing to tho wind misplace
ing the ball as player was about to
kick. Sheldon advanced the ball a
short distance but were held for
downs, then Worthiington pushed
the ball down the field again for q
touch down. Oxford kicked goal.
Score 10 to 0. Time up.
Second half-Worthington kicked
of, Sheldon advanced the ball past
the center of field and were held for
downs. Worthington then pushed
the ball to within fifteen yards of
goal when q tumble was made but
Haggard picked up the ball and
made gam. Wortnington fumbled
again and lost the ball. Sheldon
made their gains to center of field
when time was called. Score IL
to 0.
The Sheldon team wanting to get
home on the afternoon train only fit
teen minute halves were played
which made very short game.
Owing to one OF Sheldon's regu-
lar team having broken jaw and
another broken arm substitutes
not high school scholars were per-
mitted to play. They also had two
non high school substitutes with
them. Two Of Warrington play
ers not being up to grade substitutes
Tupper.and McConkey were played
The teams were pretty evenly
matched for size and weight but the
Sheldon team we're too slow. They
were accorded good treatment not
withstanding the ungentlemanly
treatment our boys received while
at Sheldon last year which some
have not forgot. The Sheldon boys
themselves ia gentle
m My manner while here.
Between the halves a game of
basket bail was started by the girls
and completed after the football
game. This was very interesting.
It is certainly tine exercise for the
girls, and physical benefit to them,
as it assists to develop their entire
body and carriage, making them
healthy, graceful and strong.
It is too bad our team cannot get
= game with Pipestone, but owing
TO railroad facilities it seems that it
will be impossible to do 10 this year.
These two teams. are having so
many victories 1t would be of spec
al j lterest to al. to SEQ them in a
contest. -
It is gratifying to note that the
members Of the team are obliged
to be up to grade. in their studies
,r they will not be permitted to
play, according to.~.rules adopted
ibis year. At one time it looked as
+ the team. would be almost torn
.sunder on this account but tho
Boys have got down to business and
made up their work.
The outlook is quite favorable
low, for :a-:game Thanksgiving, be
;ween tho alumni at the U with
,ther alumni I. and our high school
IN
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c.+h.draI Project Not Popular.

Bishop Potter Of New York is ex'
ner,encing much difficulty in raising
the great sums necessary for the
construction Of the Cathedral CT St.
John the Divine. Many clergymen
and laymen Of the diocese regard the
nroiect as medieval and decided
waste of money. So strong is this
feeling that the bishop has been
much disappointed at lack Of contri-
buttons. Rich parishioners seem to
have closed their pocketbooks for q
time at least.
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HICKS NOVEMBER WEATHER.

}883 49, - - ST. i&F, y
:.s.. Rev Irl R. Hicks also has his ver-
D sion ofwhat the weather will be like
& ia November" He has a period OF
4 high temperature due to cover the
Il first three days Of the..- month, with
Il rain and possibly thunder storms IN
Game sections. Rain and high tenn
u lprerature will give way to rising bar
I8ometer, with possibly gusts Of snow,
WESTERLY winds and much colder on
u Ire western edge of the storm cent:
!: ara. Some sharp days Of cold and
I. frost to the northward> will follow
. this and other November storm Pc
S &. RODS, About the 5th 6th,and 7th'
h look for noticeable rise in Htempera-
4 lure, falling barometer and return
~ general storm conditions: Rains
turning to SNOW in the north, will
\ visit most sections of tho country
! IN their eastward march about the
18Th to 9Th. A marked change to
sfSlhiph barometer and colder will sure
INV follow tho storms spreading TO
~ 5ssthe east and south about the 9TH to
y safh inclusive. About the 18th to
18th may be reasonably expected
81 one Of the most general and active
u storm contests of the month. AS
d aarly as the 10th the barometer will
\ |s5 q falling in the west. Change to
"A FARMER will attend the falling bar
4 o,meter, and during the 18th to 18th
\, xheee conditions will pass over the
II o,u,ntry, moving eastward, or'ng-
ing rain and snow storms TO most
|aipaats of the country.
|ss A re.ctionary storm period is
,ntral from the 18th to goth, hav.
H. ~; the new Moon, or Moon in con-
{ Ennction with Earth and Sun on the
II MN This period will bring return
y = rising temperature, falling bar
o nnt and wide areas Of cloudlness'
|sra;n and snow. The culmlnatlon
(lsof these disturbances Will 1a1l VI
and next to the 18th. :,
I "A regular storm period is central
|ll..,,rns sthe oath covering with it's lnhu-
sSSasnce the 22nd to the 9th: LAS rule
tAe first two to three days OF the
reoular storm periods fair and grow
NJ warmer with falling barometer
MA easterly to southerly winds 1'tt:
u Then follow Goodness. storm ana
Is56cipitation, progressively from east
| ~ eat. Behind the area OF high
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g M<Kr.-~

flaie signature is On every bog Of the gsnuaA
q axative Bromo- (uinine r.s,sts
~ saupody tna& sors0 . eesa II 80 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30

FALL TRADE has opened up nicely, but we IA nre
not too busy to accommodate you at III Il
Elite STUDIO. .3O7 z. Broad Street
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TO THOMAS P. SWEENEY:
YOU ARE HEREBY. NOTIFIED that
a tract Of land, described as Lot S5xl4O
feet. No. %, Square Z Highland Park, In
Brookland Maglsterlal District. in Hen
rico county, Va. was sold on the - day
OF for delinquent taxes, levies, inter-
ests and cost due thereon for the year
1893, in the name of Thomas P: Sweeney.
to the Commonwealth OF Virginia,
An application for the purchase thereof
has been filed In this office, and IT ap-
that you are interested In said land, you
are further notified to appear here within
four months from the date of this notice
and do what may be necessary to protect
your interest
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
October, 1903.
Clerk Of the County Court OF Henrco
county, Va, oct l6-laW-it
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mona Of the final ORDINANCE grantl nsns tes
81 tti sfaetory vi to the city Engineer, be-
thorized and fully complete the same
within eighteen months after the ap-
prevail of said ordinance.
(N That the Merchants Co-operatlVe
to the satisfaction of the City Engineef,
to push to completion such work unit
the said company shall be ready TO 1ur-
nish adequate electric power for the gen.
adequate electric light and power.
(S) That the said Merchants Co-opsra,
tive Light and Power Company before i,.
It shall be entitled to commence wosR
under the provisions of this ordinance,
shall execute bond with good and SUI
( Client security in favor of. the. City OF
Richmond for the sum of FIVE thousa.n, ma
(s5. 0o000O dollars, conditioned upon ire
constructing and putting. into operation
within the time prescribed and the proper
maintaining of the plant and " orks neces-
sary TO secure efficiency Of public SER
vice.
10. This ordinance shall be in force from
BEN T. AUGUST.
oct27.5t. City Clerk.
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Be it ordained by the Council Of the city

Be It ordained by the Council OF the city
of Richmond:
hereby. granted ST. Andrews Association.
to construct and maintain Five Areas on
the side of their property on north SIDE
of alley running from Beverly 10 Gum-
Streets, subject to the following condi-
I'd, That the said Areas are to be con-
structed according TO the pan presence
now on file in the office OF CITY Engineer;
and also in such manner and with such
materials as shall be satisfactory to the
3D.. The said St. Andrews Association
| shall at all times keep said Areas in
proper repair, and shall make such re-
| pairs. as the Committee on Streets may at
any time deem reasonable for the safety
! of persons using the highway over said
lth, The said ST. Andrews Association
OF the city allowing consuuction of Areas
/ or Vaults in sidewalks or alleys. y
9TH. The. permission hereby granted shall
at any time be subject 10 any amend
Upon a revocation or amendment OF said
permission. the said st. Andrews Asso-
ciation, or any subsequent owner OF said
house shall Immediately conform TO such
! amendment or revocation,
9Th The said permission Is given sub
iect to the conditions that the said st.
Andrews Association or any subsequent
lmburse and save n harmless miles the city OF
cost that the city may be required to pay
BY reason Of any person being being, injured o.
rs son. by the construction, existence, O,
maintenance of said Areas,
lin. Before any work Is done under thi:
ordnance the said ST. Andrews Asso
ciation shall obtain from the City Engi
streets or alleys of the city,
sth; For failure to conform fully to thu
Amendment or revocation thereof. or an,
requirement hereunder, the said ST An
owner OF said house, shall be liable TO {
fine Of not less than ten nor more than
nifty dollars; each days failure TO be
separate offense.
Sin All ordinances or parts. of ordi
nances are hereby repealed, so far as tn
same may conflict herewith.
10th, This ordinance shah be in fore
'' BEN 4, AUGUST
oct 27-5t CITY Clerk.
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TO H. NJ, WHARTON;
YOU ARE HERBY NOTIFIED that a
tract of land, described as Lot 351l40 feet,
No. 0, Square IS. Highland Park. In Brook
land Magisterial District, in Henrico
county, Va, was sold on the - day of
- for delinquent taxes. levies, interests
in the name OF II. NJ. Wharton, to the
Commonwealth OF Virginia.
An application for the purchase thereof
pearing from the records of this office
that you are interested in said land, you
are further notified TO appear here within
four months from the date of this notice
and do what may be necessary TO protect
your interest,
Given under my hand this 18th day of
October 1903.
SAMUEL p. wADDILL,
Clerk OF the County Court of Henrico
county, Va oct l6-law-4t
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RAILROAD
SOUTHERN Rail WAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NoX. !; 1893.
700 A. M-Daily. Local for Charlotte.
1880 P. M.-Daily. Limited. Buffet Pull
man to Atlanta and Birmingham Ne y;
600 ?. MEX. Sunday; Chase City local:
1920 P. M.-Daily. Limited. Pullman
ready $50 P. NJ. for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
The favorte route to Baltimore and
Eastern points. Leave Richmond 4;3O F.
M. daily, except Sunday s.,esS., roo., r,,,.d
2l5 P. M.-LocaI for West Point.
4:30 p M.-Except Sunday. For West
Point connecting with steamers for Bal
timore and river landings. ,,,oNn
6:55 A, NJ. and GAS p M.-From all ths
South.
$40 A. M.-From Chase City.
9:l5 A. M.-Baltlmore and West Point.
$40 +. M.-From West Point.
G. NJ G. P. A
G. W. WEsTBuRY. D. P: A..
Richmond. Va
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STEAMBOATS,.
VIRGINIA rbvIGATl0Y COMPANY
LAMES RIVER DA!

JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
STEAMER POCAHONTASl leaves MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at Z
A. NJ. for Norfolk. Portsmouth. Old Point,
Newport News, Claremont and James
River landings, and connecting at Old
Point for Washing ton. Baltimore and the
North. State-rooms reserved for the night
at moderate prices. Electric cars direct
folk Music by Grand Orchestrion.
Freight received for above-namel places
and all points In Eastern Virginia and
North Carolina. IRWIN WE!SGER.
General Manager.
E. A. BARBER. Jr., Secretary.
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AN ORDINANCE.

(Approved Oct. sd 1859
PERMISSION TO THE
COMPANY. A TRUNK RAILWAY. TO
CONSTRUCT ANb OPERATE A SPUR
TRACK OR SIDING FROM tn 2
TRACKS IN THEIR YARD WEST OF
TENTH STREET ACROSS TENTH
CANAL STREETS. AND INTO TIE
ALLEY EXTENDING FROM THE
EAST SIDE OF TENTH STREET,
BETWEEN BYRD AND CANAL.
STREETS. AND ALONG SAID ALLEY
IN REAR OF THE WAREHOUSES; OF
r. NJ. PERKINS COMPANY AND THE
BOYD PACKING COMPANY.
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oct T-5t
AN ORDINANCE.

approved Oct; 2sd, 1893 :,
PERMISSION TO ST. AN
DREW'S ASSOCIATION TO CON.
STRICT AND MAINTAIN FIVE
AREAS ON THE SIDE OF THEIR
PR0PERTY On NORTH SIDE OF AL
LEY RUNNING FROM BEYERLY 70
CUMBERLAND. AND BETWEEN
CHERRY AND LAUREL STREETS.
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
BOARDING.

BoARDER5-Wanted, boarders near the Jefter-
son; we'll furnished rooms and good accomlno.
daton; phone and all modern, convenlcnsstts :
special rates to gentleman Address o., eta'
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RooM-For rent, with or without board, fur
nished or unfurniehed. In private fanny my ~ !
large front room, with bay WINDOW , and 10
cation Address f. F. w, care TINS Office.
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RICHMOND AM PETERSBURG
ElEGTRlc RAILWAY.
f,eginyjng AprlIt,I 1902,

feginting Apr ] ! t, 1902,
Cars leave corner Perry and Seventh
Sour1 from 6 A. M. to 10 F. NJ. last car
Cars leave Petersburg. foot Of syca-
more Street. every hour from $3.50 A. M
Last car connecting with Norfolk ard
Western Railway. 1910 P. NJ
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

GRACE sTREIT e.. 7l0-oocupants for two
large front rooms. With bath on same moor
tabie excellent; table boarders; reasonable
rates to SUIT.
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BOARD WANTED.

ROOM AND BoARD-wsnted, room aad ooara
for three adults. with two rooms: preies III III.
vate family; any price reasonable: wou.u ING
for the winter. HORAI1O. car: ms onIee.
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RAILROADS
RAILROADS..
ATLANTIC COAST LINE

-lnAINo Ar.Vt h4CtiMUND. DAILf-
BYhu-S IkEIT STANTON,
EFFECTIVE MONDAY, SEPT. Aoi.
o05 a. NJ. A. G. L. Express 10 an points
South.
900 A, N. Petersburg and Norfolk,
l2l0 p. NJ, Petersburg and n, q W west
800 P. NJ, Petersburg and ,Norfo!K'
t4l0 p. NJ. Goldsboro Local.
$50 p, NJ, Petersburg Local. I,n
les P. NJ. FLORIDA and West lnd'an Linz
tied" to all points south. 1u n,.s,
$40 p. NJ, Petersburg and ~ q W. "es''
II 80 p Nj. Petersburg Local!
TRAINS ARR We RICHMpNp. /,
s:43 A. NJ. 1885 A. M, S:2a a, NJ; Snh9aS
only 1875 A NJ, 100 a. NJ, l:oa g "a
except Sunday; 9:o5 F. NJ. 7;2o +, M, :f'
p. NJ, $40 p. NJ.
G, S, cAMPBEI.L, Div, Fass,Ast
W. ]. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. AGts
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RooMs-Wanted. furnituro storage for bright
rooms In private family. IN west End OF
gentlemen occupants for two furnsneu rooAA'
Address j. p. o. BOX 40l.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MRS. sw1NDELLs Night School for special
course In shorthand and typewrifing now open
at llt9 e. Main Street
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MANCHESTER.

HEADQUARTERS for homemade candies an,
oysters In all styles. Call on o. E. RAY, 81
Hull Street.
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ROOMS WANTED.

RooMswanted unfurnished rooms 1 on a5't moo, noeI
for light housekeeping: south OF lroa aeo ,SI
Of Eighth Street Address \. I. H., care LUIS
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BUSINESS 81 OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED, TO borrow $500 on city real estate
worth SIS 900. at per cent interest. Tor .!rre
years; will pay no brokerage. adofess IL
WOOD" care this office
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tAN0ORA GOATS for sale. We will have at
Union strck Yards on and after Monday. No.
vember I'd. about thirty 800 pure bred Angova
= Goats that We will sell reasonable and In lots
to suit: all full yrown and handsome animals;
the greatest of brush cleaners for tartn: Ad-
dress BRAUER CATTLE CO.. Richmond Va
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4 TINE TEE-L EE
Daily Business Directory. /

CARDS under this hoad are taken three
month"; Contract. Daily aud SUNDAY, Al SIoo
her month.
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PIANOS

seee. oo-one fine $4,000 Upright Piano. stand.
ard make for SEQ 90. Terms $500 per
month THE CABLE COMPANY No. 2ls
East Broad Street
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QUESTION: WHERE DO YOU take your
ING AND PRESSING CO.. 42S y. Sixth ST.
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RAILROADS.
VfM|z!AVNg NoTfD|ki1RSyie
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
900 a. M,-NORFOLK LIMITED. Ar:
riyes Norfolk l1:20 A, NJ. Stops only at
Petersburg, Waverly and Suffolk.
sos A. M.-CHICAGO EXPRESS, Buffet
Parlor Car Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Roanoke Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to
Columbus. Bluefeld to Cinclnnatl; also
Roanoke to Knoxville, and Knoxville to
Chattanooga and Memphis.
1910 p. M.-ROANOKE EXPRESS for
Faaromylles; Lynehburg and I R9anok lsrn
Arrives Norfolk 500 r. NJ, Stops. only at
Petersburg, Waverly and Suffolk, Con-
meets with steamers to Boston,. Proyi~
dence, New York. Baltimore and Wash
ington.
7:25 r, M.-For Norfolk and all stations
$40 +. M.1NEW ORLEANS SHORT
LINE Pullman sleepers l Riehm S1rg to to
East Radford; Lynchburg to Chattanooga.
Memphis and New Orleans, Cafe Dining
Car
Trains arrive from the West 1855 a.. NJ.
300 p. NJ. and $40 P. NJ: from Norfolk
II 100 A. NJ. and 720 p. Nj.
Office M. sSs East Main Street,
W. b. BEVILL, g; II; BOSI.EY,,
Gen. Pass. Agent. Dis. Pass. Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30

MY NIw ANTIQUE sToRE, SIS Last Nam
Street. will be open Monday. November %.
where will be glad to see all my old cts-,
toners and make new ones. ]. +. BlGGS, An
tlqnes OF Every Description.