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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-11

absence of offensive caricature, the sub
tects being treated with the greatest
good humor. The likenesses of the
statesmen are all excellent and are
drawn in Mr.. Berryman's best style.
The artist pronounces this his best
work, and those who have had the priv
ilege OF scanning the pages of the al
bum are Of the same opinion. TIE 81
bum is of gild-edged enamel paper.
bound in heavy red and white cloth.
G.. A. Lewis. at Harrison's. 6I1 Four
tecnth Street. viii receive orders for
the book
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM NEARBY STATES
MARYLAND.

Two sensational law suits were settled
in the circuit court at Hagerstown yes
terday afternoon. Both were against
William C Byron, of w d. Byron &
Sons, wealthy tanners, Of Williamsport
and each was for $4,000. Edith Lowe,
East Weymouth, Mass. sued Mr.. Byron
for breach of promise and her father,
Thomas c. Lowe, sued for seduction.
Attorneys on both sides refused 10 dis
cuss the settlement. but it is under
stood MISC Lowe received large sum Of
money.
The feast Of St AIphonsus Rodriguez
was celebrated at Woodstock IN St. AL
phonsus Church on Sunday with a
solemn nigh mass The Rev. Aloysius
?. Brosnan. professor at Woodstock
College. was celebrant
Agnes Katherine Bush, daughter OF
Mrs Margaret Bush. WiIliamsport. and
Roy Fem Banff. of the firm of c. v
Bann & Son, were married last evening
at St Mary's Catholic parsonage. Ha-
gerstown, by the Rev. Sebastian Rabbia
Bruce Kitchen. Martinsburg. and Har-
vey A Bush. city editor Of the Mar
tinsburg World. brother Of The bride
were attendants.
The Cumberland city council has
adopted a report looking 10 a paid IRE
department. The coming Legislature vii
| be asked to authorize a bond issue and
the question Of the establishment Of th'
/ department will be voted on at the MAJ
election. Business men generally arr
clamoring for a paid department, be
cause Of excessive Insurance rates.
| One OF the inmates from St. Eliza
/ beth's Asylum, Washington, made hii
/ escape Monday. and while wandering
/ through Prince George county he visit
\ ed the storehouse Of z. Humphrey
/ near csnterville. Mr. Humphrey got I
, warrant and arresta1 the wanderer
Joshua Owings. Of Warheldsburg. wa
| accidentally shot and seriously injured
while hunting with Munroe Yobu, nea.
! Bloom, yesterday. One shot pierced tn
evelid. and II is thought. penetrated tn
/ eyeball A number Of gunners were II
/ a wood near by. and IL Is supposed tina
/ Owings was shot by one OF them.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-11
COMMISSION SETTLES
CARACAS MARKET CASE

The State Department has received a
dispatch announcing that the American
VeneZuelsn Commission has made an
award OF Ss0.0o1 on the Rudlon claim.
This claim arose through the abrogation
Of a concession for a market house in
Caracas. and the award made by the
commission is believed 10 be liberal
Two more claims. one Of which is that
OF the OrinOcO Steamship Company. are
tc come before the commission, and II
viii probably finish its work Ia a short
time
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commissioners CHOSE
STREETS FROM SCHEDULE
Need fof Improvement Was the Basis
of Choice.

In reply 10 a communication received
by the District Commissioners from the
East Washington Citizens Association.
complaining that certain streets have
been omitted from the schedule tn the
estimates TO Congress for the next fiscal
year. the association VIII be Informed
that the Commissioners carefully consid-
cred all applications submitted and Sc
lected the streets most in need Of I'M
provement in the various sections.
The Commissioners also say they were
limited 20 what they deemed a just
amount for such improvements The as
sociatfon will be informed furts.er that
the Commissioners recognize the needs
Of the eastern section in the matter u
street improvements. and wiz endeavor
to better the conditions within the next
few years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-11
The New Koch TubercuIine
Cures Consumption and Asthma.

the sore membranes making them throw
of their deceased cOatings- As the
lungs are healed they are strengthened.
The pains in the chest. back. and sides
disappear. The strength returns. The
Improvement is so wonderful that the
patient can hardly believe his senses.
The physicians Of the Koch Lung Cure
prove that they cure with this treat
meut By the statements OF many suf-
ferers in this city who have been cured
Health seekers can visit these persons
to learn the story of their recovery
With their improved methods the Koch
doctors are able 10 cure where other
doctors fail
Sufferers calling at the Washington
Office OF the Koch Lung Cure. 1875 New
York Avenue. receive consultation, eX-
animation, and one treatment free.
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VIRGINIA.

The supreme court OF appeals con-
vened at Richmond yesterday with all
the judges in attendance. A large num-
Der OF lawyers were on hand to greet
the court The first business was the
case Of the common carriers Of the State
against the rules for the government
Of carriers in the. State relating TO de-
murrage, detention and car-service
charges. On motion OF the attorney
general the case was passed by until
the March term.
The presentation in the house of two
important reports. the Introduction Of
a number Of bills and the immediate
spect TO the memory of the late Senator
Graham Clator were the features Of the
opening day Of the extraordinary session
OF the General Assembly.
Judge Henry c. Mcdowell. judge of
the Western district of Virginia. has
granted the demurrer Of the defendants
on the United States indictments against
J. N Whelpley and R. J. Gaskins for
violating the lottery laws.
Judge Atkinson at Winchester yester-
/ day afternoon imposed a novel sentence
upon Butler Leaster. a Pole. charged
with horse theft. whose inability to
make HIS native language understood
recently caused an adjournment OF his
trial. The court sentenced Leaster tc
thirty days in jail. and at the expira-
ton Of that time the sheriff is directed
TO lead the prisoner TO the State line
and virtually run him out o. the State
upon pain OF a penitentiary sentence
for horse theft If he ever returns.
Admiral and Mrs. George Dewey ar
| rived at the navy yard in Norfolk yes
terday morning on the Dolphin from
Washington. Admiral Dewey was re
\ ceived with honors by Rear Adulira
Harrington and the officers of the var
and by the officers who served unde
him at Manila.
i The properties Of the Charlottesville
/ City and Suburban Railway Compan
we're sold yesterday at public auction
Il This included the railway tracks. sid
ings, ice plant, electric plant, leases
franchises. and real estate.
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Much Track Completed.

Superintendent of Construction bod
son. of the Southern Railroad, was in
the city Monday. In discussing the
progress made in double-tracking the
system Mr.. Dodson said: We now have
more than fifty miles Of double-traok
down. and we expect to have seventy
I'VE miles completed inside OF the pres
ent month So rapidly Is this construc-
ton work going on that we will have
nearly all of the double-tracking from
washington to Atlanta completed by
January l."
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PRAISES FIRE pEPARrMENT.

Admiral F. J. Higginson. commandment
of the Washington Navy Yard. has
written Ehe District Commissioners ex-
pressing thanks for the promptness with
which the FIRE department answered an
alarm at the ysrd on November 5.
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Hit in Stone Battle.

Elliott Rodicon and Frank Mattingly.
thirteen-year-old boys who live in Lang
don, had a stone battle yesterday in the
on the head. He had to be brought 20
the Emergency Hospital to have a scalp
wound stitched up.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-11
Shot in a Quarrel.

Arthur Hoston, a negro, thirty-five
years old. was a patient at the Emer-
gency Hospital last night with a pistol
wound In the knee. Hoston said he
quarreled with another negro named
Fletcher at 10 Defrees Court northeast,
when Fletcher drew pistol and fired
ar him
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-11
LOCAL MENTION.
Special Carpet Sale

Friday. November Is, at 1890 a. m. with.
in our double rooms, l227 and 1923 G ST
New goods in perfect condition. Inspect
them prior 70 sale. Wilson & Mayers
auctionaers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-11
Station Conference.

c. H Durham. the Chicago aS1hi-
tect whose firm prepared the plans for
the Union Station, and who will
have charge of the erection Of
the building, had a long conference
Monday at Broad Street Siation, PhiIa-
deiphia, with President 1Sassatt and
Chief Engineer Brown. of the PennsyI-
vania Railroad, IN reference to the
plans. which were submitted on Satur-
day to the Commissioners of the District
of Columbia for approval.
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Moved From Town.

AS a result of a quarantine enforced
against its employees, the Norfolk and
Western Railroad has moved its shops
and other buildings from Kenova, w
Va. to Portsmouth. Ohio. 1t seems that
the town authorities had refused to
allow any Of the trainmen to frequent
the place. even to get food and medi-
cines. The charge was that they passed
through villages infected with smallpox
An appeal was made for the removal
Of the quarantine. When this was re-
fused the company began the removal
Of the shops to the new location The
change is certain to kill the West Vir-
ginia town. as its population thrived
upon money paid out at the railroad
shops
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-11
First of the Orange Crop.

Col. Al Reed. of the Atlantic Coast
Line, received the first crate Of the new
crop Of Florida oranges Monday night
The fruit Is Of the navel" variety. Ac-
cording to estimates received, the crop
this year will be almost twice as large
that Of last year. The cause Of the
Increase is the growth on new orchards.
which this winter are bearing fruit for
the first time
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-11
re oLNEY SCHOOL

1852 Eighteenth Street
Primary, Academic, and College Preparatory.
Catalogues Mss Virginia Mason Dorsey.
Miss Laura Lee Dorsey.
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is without a peer. The only American
beer brewed like Munich" beer Phone
222 Nat Cap. Brewing Co doz, 81 %
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PHYSICAL CULTURE.

Eloc1,tion and English. Glasses now open Fer
circular and terms apply 70 CARRIE MARIE
DOUGLASS, no + St. NV, Aetzerott Hall
se9-90t- dkSu
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As a Table Beer aMuencbener1

Fine Specimens of Chrysanthemums
At Skaters. 14th and I; III Pa ave
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CHENOWETH.

Boarding school Tor young ladies Building over
looking Dupont Circle; elevator gymnasium
steam heat; large schc clrooms; practice-roous:
refined and weil appointed home. Address
i'','N-'Tl- - 2 80 Me-. Harnshire Avenue.
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Business College,


Opposite White House. lafayette Square. Board
ing and Day school Tor Girls ana Young Ladies.
Exceptional educational and social advantages
Write for illustrated catalogue. MRS PHOEBE
HAAILTON SEABROOk. Principal
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Genuine S., So, and 81 Sample Shoe.

Three hundred stvles ar S2S. Keene's
Shoe Store. 90S @ Street northwest
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White Pine Blinds

long Havana filler. best &c cigar obtain
able. Geo. w. Drivers COS Pa. ave.
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Kerosene, Isc; Gasoline, Isc Per Gallon
each. We furnish the cans free Drop
postal, or phone East 643. Home Safety
Oil Delivery, Half and X Streets south
vest Best oil obtainable. Prompt de-
Lively.
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Melville Club Old Rye whiskey,

From s5c up, according to size
BARKER'S. GO N. Y. ave.
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DRILLERY.
q 100 NEW YORK AVENUE.

Original methods in Shorthand, Type
writing, Bookkeeping, Telegraphy. Bust
ness, and Civil Service Preparations.
Rough Drafts, Tabulatioas. Students en-
ter at any time.
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When You Want Cut
OF anything Joyce Engraving Co.. Star Bldg

Government blankets, slightly damag
ed, for Toe; Government gray undershirJS
mot used, for 81: Government boots
all sizes, $3.50; Government pouches
slightly damaged. 75c. Government leg
gins, slightly damaged 25c; best quality
roofing paper 76c and 81 piece. s. Ben
singer & Co, 18th and B.
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Drivers Favorites, Union Label,

GIG 18th st. c. A Muddinan 8 co. I2OlG S
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absolutely pure soc fun pints 25c full
haif ~t~tV CO. V = ivcv'-. COS T. ave.
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Best Lamp Oil s Gal. zsc.

Singing canaries. schmid, ~ 12tl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-11

The properties Of the Charlottesville
City and Suburban Railway Company
were sold yesterday at public auction
This included the railway tracks. sid
ings. ice plant, electric plant, leases
franchises, and real estate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-04
FRAPPE--YoU EAT 1T-FRAPPE.
f. ALIENS SHINE Sixteen Main--ALlENS.
y HOT WATER HEATER.

| YOU CAN get double tho 'Quantty Of Hot
| water from The same fire by using the COSBY
| SMOKE PIPE HOT WATER HEATER. Call
! md H. 423 W Brond Street.
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TO TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES.
time limit for loading or unloading shall
not exceed five days.
HTs roYY TIM r z

IOL cACccu AlVS
Freight held at terminal points OF the
delivering lines for export or coastWise
OF 20 days free time before application
Of the storage or demurrage charges. ex-
cept that any such freight shipped i, q, IRON ron
Ing shall not be subject at any time 10
storage or demurrage rules.
RULE XIV.
Incoming carload freight coming under
the provisions Of Rules III and XII may
pots or warehouses at the expense OF
owner, II same Is not removed before de-
murrage charges attach; provided. that
not exceed the demurrage allowed under
these rules.
RULE XIV.
Where the consgnee shall refuse to
accept freight rendered In pursuance nc e,.e Of
with the duty Of delivery may give legal
notice to the conslgnorA Of such refusal;
and If he shall not. within three days
ment or unloading. or. other disposition
of such goods he shall thenceforth be-
come liable to such carrier for storage on
or cars In which they are stored to the
same extent and at the Same rates as
such charges are now; under IKE CT
mission imposed upon consignees who wis
neglect or refuse. after notice Of arrival.
to remove freight OF like character from
SHINES u ep Who i has $50 once refused to accept
after be entitled to receive the same,
except upon payment OF az ch Ia re aor
storage or demurrage winch nave nc
Crued.
RULE XVI.
When consignors ship goods consigned
to themselves or order, 1t shall be the
duty of the railroad companies to give
1aun 4 n 5c1cb 0OnSiRnOrS, or TO Inc
persons to whom delivery is ordered by
shipping directions. This notice may be
BY mail o the af
demurrage will begin as in other cases OF
notice by mail; and the mailing OF sue y,
notice shall be sufficient legal aotl nt,,a r.
such cases. whether the consignee actual-
ly receive the same or not.
RULE XVII.
Railroads shall not discriminate between
persons or places In storage or denlur-
p paEe e sinar device viii be alowed pro.
v.ie;:, that this rule shall not appiy TO
package freight received In less than car,
load lots and unloadea LII N aep t}. a nc
Commission shall hear and grant appli-
cations to suspend the operation Of this
rule whenever justice shall demand TINS
course.
RuLD XVIII, ga
No other charges shall be made for
storage, demurrage or car service, o OK
RULE xix.
SUBSTANCE or LOCAL TRANSSF12tt
AND SWITCHING CHARGES
CONDENSED.
A switching charge will be allowed OF
formed over one line: $3.50 where It is
performde by two lines: and $500 where
performed by three lines. These charges
to be based on four mile limit. and
switching services to be performed within
twenty-four hours. t}
The switching charges prescribed by
formed In whole or In part by a belt line,
BEVERLY II. CRUMP.
Chairman;
HENRY FAIRFAX,
HENRY C, STUART, ~
Commissioners.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Office OF Collector Of City Taxes.
City Hall, Richmond, Va:
Il THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY TO
RECEIVE ALL OR ONF1-IIALF OF
CITY TAXES, REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL, FOR THE YEAR, 1908. ON
JUNE 18TH
The whole tax Is due, but the ordinance
provides that one-half may be paid In
June and the remaining half In December.
Failure to pay all or one-half In June In
ours penalty of 5 per cent. on the whole
amount, which is due at once. and II not
paid before SEPTEMBER LIST the Collec-
tor is required to levy, with costs added.
(See Chapter XIV. sec ~
3 ALL MALES. 81 years of age. ALL
PERSONS (MALE OR FIGMALE) who
own personal property. or hold personal
property as f1duciary, and all parties con,
Quoting business In the,cty OF RICHMOND
(of whatever nature) are assessed, ana
Will please call and settle. so as to avoid
Grading, Paving. Pipe. and Sewer Con-
nection Bills are payable In the same
manner as Taxes and at the same time
Give name In which property, stands
and see that you get all your DIS,
This being the only notice provided for
by law, please give It prompt attention,
penalty will have to be added to the whole
bill after June goth.
Office open from $3.50 "A. M. to +. NJ
Il. w. CUNNINGHAM
Ju 3-to30 Collector of City Taxes
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

A LADY. who will be out of employment about
tho 10th OF July wishes home in some small
family to assist In housekeeping, or would
take charge of widower's or bachelors home
md en,eavor 20 give satisfaction. Address
w. G. r.. Btandon Hotel. Rasic city. Va.
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HANDMADE SHOES.

vICI. PATENT Leather or Kid shoes Made to
order: hand stitched; best material: work.
mnship nd perfect ut guaranteed for $500.
BALTIMORE SHOE HOUSE. l11p Enst Main
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ExOURs1o Ns-Jamestown Island Con Be Rent.
ed for excursions. For terms, etc.. apply to
&. J. BARNEY, Meadowvie. Va.
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NOT ICE!

TAKE NOTICE, MANCHESTER MER-
chants, Lawyers, Doctors, &C.: All bust
ness and professional licenses expired
the Commissioner of Revenue is required
to report to The Corporation Court all
deinquents who fall to- procure their
license before the July term of court. No
once. 8. r. OWENS,
Commissioner of Revenue for Manches-
ter. Va, june slot
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LosT-white Softer DOG sheared. bushy tail,
left eye ana hind leg in5ured he's no good to
anybody but mo. Please return him to CHAS.
B, COOKE, 1107 Z. Main.
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RAILROADS..
% r - ID Richmond, Fredericks
70. t. * Is burg & Potomac r. 2

Y & g. - Richmond, Fredericks
Ns 1sAn5s burg & Potomac r. z
Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures.
1851 A. NJ. daily, Byrd St; Through.
7:l5 a. NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland ac-
sos a.. H. Sunday only Byrd St
$40 A. M, week days. Byrd st. Through.
....J noon. Week days. Byrd st. Through.
AGO p NJ, weak days. Byrd St led
ericksburg accommodation.
Sos p. NJ daily. Main st. Through.
6:25 p. NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland ac-
sos F, NJ. dnily. Byrd St. Through.
nlo p. NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland ac-
Trains ArrIv.
GAO a. NJ. week days. Eloa. Ashland ac'
sis 4. NJ. week days. Byrd ST.. Fred
ericksbura recommendation.
8.35 A. NJ. daily. Byrd st; Through
:55 A. NJ. week days: Byrd 81. through.
2.O5 p. NJ. daily. Main st. through
$40 p NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland ac-
as ~ daily ,}; Byrd gyr, ST :, Th hrog h
1929 P. NJ, daily. Main ST. Through.
II 100 r. NJ, week days. l5iba. Ashland &C.
commoda ton.
Note-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cara
" " :. b i5IiI ; " GULF Sin w r TAYLoR
Genl Man'r. asst Genl Man'r. Traf. Man'r
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FOB EXCHANGE.

pEFoRE ORDERING That New Suit como and
see the nice ssortmcnt Mt Sixth and Main.
Suits SIG up; Trousers, IS up. RICHMOND
TAILORING CO., Chas. A. Spence. Manager.
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RI1LE VII.

Cars detained or held for want Of
proper shipping Instructions. or by reason
Of imperfect or excessive loading. where
loading is done by shipper, shall be sub
car per day, or fraction OF q day, said
car or cars are so detained or held
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FOR REN1--west Grace-street Residence; will
rent to family without children Tor sum
mer months an elegantly furnished West
Gincc.Street Rcsdei &C. For fun particulars
address p o. box IA, city.
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A consignce or consignor, living more
than five miles from the depot and whose
OF business or residence so located. shall
not be subject 10 storage or demurraee
charges allowed in the foregoing rules
notice for said conslgnee OF consignor
to remove or load said goods by the ex-
egcise OF ordinary diligence. But tho
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THE TIMES DISPATCH: RICHMOND VA
EoR RENT.

rop PENT~Nioe .ix.room HOUSE, 400 yards
of Drewry's Bluff Station and .near Il. Il
Electric Line: IL acres Of land shade, g soS
amply to ]. O. DAME. 500 East Main Street,
Richmond, or D. NJ. WALKER Drewry's
Blufr. Va.
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TRY THE PULLMAN LOAF. The Jefferson
and other prominent clubs, hotels, etc, use
It; also Home made French, Viennn and Ger
man Rye Bread. Cakes and Pics made by
MUELLER'S NEW YORK BAKERY. No. 40
West Broad: phone 25s0: free delivery.
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JACOB uMLAuF, 7os W. Main street-Iwe DO
ircsses to order: make over Hair Mattresses
like new: pack and ship furniture. China. etc;
cut and make slip Covers. Pficcs always
right. Bell phone 1892
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BUTTER. TRY HATCHER. BUTTER
Eggs CPh. 1910 SiSth.strcet Mkt. Eggs.
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TO BE An Actor or Actress Take The shortse
road to the stage via DANIELS SCHOOL Or
ACTING; most complete school In the South
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BUSINESS WANTS.

DON'T THROW AWAY your old books, pamph
lets, papers, ETC., buy them ID. IL. HEY
7S3 East Cary.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINS
traitor c. I. n, of b. ], Edelen, deceased,
all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make settlement with me, and
estate can present tho same. duly proven.
to me for payment.
o. ]. MALLORY. Administrator.
sol East Marshall Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-04

A SAWYER wanted one that understands work.
Ing hands and cutting bill stuff; none need
apply except with good references: stendy
work. Address THE wINFRBE, Morcdith.
Vile, Va