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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-18
AUTUMN DRESS GOODS.

We pick out with certainty popular
fabrics that are staple, stylish and ser
viceable, smooth and rough effects that
will hold their own against any attempted
invasion during the present season. All
Wool Venetian Cloth for Tailored Suits
and Skirts, all colors and black. ..... soc
Broadcloths-soft, elegant, lustrous and
service. Every fashionable shade and
color-52-inches wide :. =. :. Isl. 90
Rough Scotch Woolens and English
Homespuns in Nubs and Curls, sort of
Salt and Pepper and fancy mixed-54
inches :. .. :. =. :. :. =. :. :. ...,$ 80
NEW STYLE LINEN COLLARS.
Ladies Linen Turnover Collars in the
new shape 15c., or 2 for. ..20c.
.CHILDREN'S SCHOOL CAPS.
The Caps have come greatest values
we ever had. Jockey Caps. Golf Caps
Yacht Caps in Leather, Cloth and Cor
duroi, Velvet, Tam O'Shanters, with a
brim is something very new
:. =. :. :. 49,. ....1O, 25, and soc.
CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS.
One case of 2x2 heavy ribbed Union
Suits, fleece-lined for girls from to 10
years of age. No more after these ere
gone ...'.. ..Zoe.
H. & w. GIRDLES.
Hard to keep in the sizes of these popu-
lar Ribbon Girdles, recorders are fire.
quent New line just received. Your
size today ..$A.oo
MEMS NECKWEAR.
New styles in narrow Four-in-hands,
Tecks and Scarfs.. :. =. =. .........25c.
MEMS LINEN COLLARS.
Peyser's Collars are the best in the
world. Pure Irish Linen, 21O0 fine
Standing and Turnovers, all sizes Toe.
Extreme styles, 2 for Csc or each 15c.
Pure 4-ply Cuffs, five styles
20 and Csc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-18

FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, ALL OR
part interest in well established news.
paper with good job business IN
thriving Eastern Carolina town. Adj
dress Paper" care News and Observer.
9-17-4t
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WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD IN
good locality, for man and wife; state
conveniences; references exchanged. p.
o. Box Ala, City. 9-1S-3t
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LOST-MONDAY NIGHT BETWEEN THE
Postoffice and Cooper's Marble Yard,
Postoffice Key. Please return to this
office.
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WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED YOUNG
man position as bookkeeper or general
office work; highest references. CA
care News and Observer.
9-11-4t G. o. d.
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Ten Cents Per Line
(Slx Words to the LIneJ
NO ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN Is CENTS. SPECIAL
DISCOUNTS ON EXTENDED ADvER.
Using. RESULT ASSURED.

POSITION WANTED BY REGISTERED
Pharmacist at once. Good experience
and reference. Address n. B., care
News and Observer.
9-1S-4t
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Trains Leave Raleigh Daily
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
to s D. m. tonight: Friday, fair; colder.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday: Max
imum temperature SO; minimum temper
allure ~; mean temperature rs; total
rainfall lis.
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REGISTERED DRUGGIST WANTED
till January; good wages. Address
Drug Store, care News and Observer.
9-14-t
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WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, POSI-
ton of shipping clerk for cotton mill.
Address co. care News and Observer.
9-12-5t.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-18

Mr.. F. NJ. Johnson, of Asheville, who
has the contract for building the mail
shed and repairs to the government build
ing, is in the city, accompanied by his
son. Mr.. Fred L. Johnson. The work will
take about sixty days.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-18

Registration for the dispensary cleo
ton begins this morning. Those who did
not register in the city election are thus
given an opportunity to register.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-18

The juries for the terms of Federal court
to be held in Elizabeth City on October
Goth, and New Bern on October 9th were
drawn yesterday in the office of United
States Marshal H. c. Dockery
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-18

A check for $500 from George w. Watts,
of Durham, for the North Carolina eX-
hibit at the Worlds Fair has been re-
ceived by the Governor and turned over
to State Treasurer Lacy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-18

The Corporation Commission will go tc
Hickory on the oath of this month to heal
the matter of new freight depot for the
Southern Railway.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-18
iOPAQUE WINDOW SHADES.

OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES.
These Window Shades measure 3x6
feet and are mounted on good spring roll
ers; all ready to hang. They come in
white and standard colors.
Opaque Shades, plain. ..............25c
Opaque Shades, with fringe. ,.35c
Opaque Shades, with Dado and fringe so
CURTAIN POLES.
Five feet long; come in Black Walnut,
Live Oak and Cherry, with Brass attach
NEW FALL SHOES.
Every day brings its contributions to
the great fall stock. The newest styles
in high class shoe making, at the same
time sight is not lost to that great army
of buyers, who want the solid, sturdy
sorts for every day wear. We are strong
er on these lines than ever Boys and
Girls School Shoes, Two Tap and Spring
Heels for tough wear--five styles-all sizes
:. -. =. e. =. $1OO, $3.50 and $500
Ladies' fine shoes: Vicl, Kid and Pat
ent Kid, with high French, Cuban or
Military Heels in the latest styles
$3.50, $500 and So. SO
Your choice from three distinct lines of
Mems fine Dress Shoes. Each line has a
national reputation-Vici Kid, Calf Skin,
Velour, Box Calf and Patent Colt; New
shapes, fashionable kinds, all sizes
$500, $3.50, $500 and SIS 90
STANDARD FASHIONS.
October patterns now ready. More
standard patterns sold in Raleigh than all
others combined. SO easily understood,
all seam-alowing every woman may be her
own dress-maker. Prices 10, Is and &c
The subscription price to the Designer
Monthly prices remains the same-1Oc.
Handy Catalogues. =. $500. Sc.
Large Counter Catalogues. =. loo.
Fashion sheets issued monthly. free.
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plot of ground has been laid off at
Pullen Park for large lake. 1t Is the
purpose to have an electric or steam
launch and pleasure boats of various
kinds.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-18

The Governor has assigned Judge Shaw
to hold the special term of court in Bun
combe county, which will begin on October
18th.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-18

Tomorrow at Fuquay Springs the an
nual farmers picnic will be held. A big
barbecue will be one of the features.
Speeches will be delivered by Secretary
of State J. Bryan Grimes and Others.
Many will go from Raleigh.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Don't forget the musical to night at
Mrs. Walters.
The Rescue fire house is being thor
oughly overhauled insides and out.
The Governor has assigned Judge Shaw
to hold the special term of court in Bun
combe county, which will begin on October
26th.
The Corporation Commission will go to
Hickory on the oath of this month to hear
the matter of a new freight depot for the
Southern Railway.
Registration for the dispensary cleo
ton begins this morning. Those who did
not register in the city election are thus
given an opportunity to register.
plot of ground has been laid off at
Pullen Park for large lake. 1t Is the
purpose to have an electric or steam
launch and pleasure boats of various
kinds.
A check for $500 from George w. Watts,
of Durham for the North Carolina eX-
hibit at the Worlds Fair has been re-
ceived by the Governor and turned over
to State Treasurer Lacy.
The juries for the terms of Federal court
to be held in Elizabeth City on October
Goth, and New Bern on October 9th were
drawn yesterday in the office of United
States Marshal H. C. Dockery.
Mr.. F. NJ. Johnson, of Asheville, who
has the contract for building the mail
shed and repairs to the government build
ing, is in the city, accompanied by his
son. Mr. Fred L. Johnson. The work will
take about sixty days.
Tomorrow at Fuquay Springs the an
nual farmers picnic will be held. A big
barbecue will be one of the features.
Speeches will be delivered by Secretary
of State J. Bryan Grimes and othels.
Many will go from Raleigh.
1t was Judge A. w. Graham, of Oxford,
who donated to the State Library a lot
of old files of the National Intelligencer,
together with copies of THE American
Wing Review and not Major w. A.
Graham, of Macpelah, as printed by mis-
take.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-18

The Rescue fire house is being thor
oughly overhauled insides and out.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-18

Don't forget the musical to night at
Mrs. Walters.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

e4.al4I i Ar,l.S EESELt NOV, l. 1875
7:ul A. NJ pA,ly. Local tor Charlotte.
!.;syHs, M.-4,p,.y. Limited Huf1et run
ulan to All4nla anu 1llaltusn4A, New
u,leaus, Mempa!s. Cnattanuusa aAu az
tNs auulh,
G;vu &, M.-Ex, Sunday. Chase CITY local.
u:,y1r. M.--+,a,1s, LiuAteu. l'u.lAIun
ts4uy s:su +, A., tor ~ the South
YGAk N.NIR Lane,
The (aVuyy.e ruvte W baltimore ana
Eus,urn pY,,,ts, Leata 4tlIu.uulu t;3v +.
A. uu..,, sASvpl SUNDAY.
j:vy q. ". EAleul suuudy. Local MlAeu
.Iv +. M.-Avyal5 tvv. West Point,
};Sv l., aA,--EXrept aunuay' ror West
tu.nl, ruiI..euIlug VIVA sITa!ne4s '@oF nai'
U..v.s Alu, ,ANst laAu.nes, ,,,,,,>,,
TRAINS ARRIVE !N4CHAONp
siba ~ ~, AM s;'s = A,-SEot" Nv we
ssS =. VI From Charlotte and Durham.
S;W a, M,-rroln Gnuse CAV.
v;LS 4, nl,-Ha!tlMpIs un4 west Folnt'
6:l0 j, M.-k'rom WesI Fo!nl,
6. Il AGkEKl'c MsSA, A"HpWS y, =! \,
G. w. WEs'rRuRY. 2, :, A.
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WANTED.

WANTED, ALL SUFFERERS WITH CHAP
ped hands and Ups % try Robins Soothn,sS
Is, 50c. bottle. A. H. Robins, O0 at Mar
shall Phone l3Sa
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FOR SALE-sEvENTY.FIVE FINE LARGE
II Jules; would exchange for lumber or saw
Mill property. 4 Address g, P. CLAY. COL
Thlrty-lrat Street !tlie $R,A5t3
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~, sE1GEL BUYS AND SELLS SECOND
la nj c!li hing, men : anu laules sho1s; lSuS
East Main Street.
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SHOES.
CHEAPEST PLACE to buy shoss. q. eH1AEs
sol East Marshall Street.
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WANTED, ORDERS FOR CAKES OF ALL
kinds for Thanksgiving and Christmas: fruit
cakes a specially. 50 cents pounl: fist.cinss
SARA IL. .IARVIE, IT. s.. Thi. u Street b. Il
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED, A FIRST.ClAssI COOK APPLY
With references to GIL West Grace Street
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WANTED Rk,.lsTEREp ASSISTANT PHAR.
AACISr: young man preferr.d; a good posi-.
ton to the right young man. CO.>GDON.S
PHARMACY. Phoeous Va
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WANTED, WHITE WOMAN TO COOK
for family Of two In modern a, artnelt hou u;
f,rst-class references required. Aduress F. 7.
GIBSON, box SIS. city.
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HELP WANTED-Female..

sTENoGRAPHERs-WA sTENoGRAs
pliers and bookkeepers at once No Nor.n
Ninth Street.
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WANTED. aU SHARES RICHMOND Pc PET
uai Building Loan and rust Compnuy's
stock; state lowest cash price. Auu.ess
ISL OCk.'. care this Office ..Lal 49,
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A GRADUATE OF coLLEGE TO
teach Mathematics, Latin and chamlstry; 2
graduate OF military college p.yIeIrvd,
though not required. Apply to- ". TINS.
q LEY. Martinsburg. w. Va
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LOST AND FOUND.

MORNING. BETWEEN
II and u O'clock, on the lakewood and Main.
Street car west.buunu. or b.tws.n t,lnth
and Main md Foster Q Studio a POChDf.
LCOkh cyntalnInE q g gYId piees anu 4 pn =
Goodwin. Finder will p.ease retnrn 10 t'Uo.
TER'S STUDIO and receive reward.
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70 GET YOUR PLUMBING. HEATING AMP
: Timing done property 60 TO +. s. DALTUN
4 CO., sl6 Governor Street.
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ATLANTIC COASTl!AE

>AAAA.sS 1899, ~ 4.4~~Aa+HSA A<<AAA-
nt4.+.-aA.,A-I.A sAatkON,
kEeA.LA.yA. .aO.>AaA, oErl. .lSC.
WY ~. ". \. Y. \, Express " w posAu
y:vv 4, III. Petersburg and Norfolk.
l2l0 =, NJ. pste.spuiH and n. d ~ West
$40 =. ~. Pete!sburY ana MOTOR
TIN F.I NJ. Goldsboro LOCAL si
$50 r: NJ, Petersburg Local
les r. Nj :Florida and West indian Lin.
Il tied" 10 all pIlpts South
$40 T.. NJ. Petersburg and n. s w West.
Il 40 r. M. Petersburg Local,
TRAINS ARR. We RIG iMONp,
s43 4. NJ, 7;5 A., NJ, s:S a. NJ; SUNDAY
only II :26 A, NJ; II 100 a. NJ. Los 2. NJ.
sSeept sunday 2;G +, A., no p, ~, 7;4i
p. NJ, 9:l0 r., N,
tExcapt Sunday,
". ). CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Ast
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Henr,co county. Va. Nov. lst. 1000

noX.2.lOt
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1 sszzW Norfolk ;1sWesterr
IEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.

LEAVE RICHMOND EAiLY.
900 X. M.-NOnr ULn. LlM.tED., A,
r,vss Norfolk H;N, a, H.. Clogs only az
Ps!sgspusH aYee!yo eniG S Spa!k nuftu
gsylov Can ps.ersbYsr;s t. Lypsh I anS a's
cc.umbus. Blustie.a 70 c!nt!nnat!i, a!.v
cq9sss.ss'RRo0sE; :se 4NNso%Resh'E EXPRESS Tor
sso% S At6SG HshXlNyFxa H ~ ItMtlp
Arrives KorfSlk 5;se p n s sNpo,k only o e.
nects with steamers 70 BoAton, Ployl,
denee. New York, Baltimore and wash
7:sSP, A.-Fer Norfolk and all stetlqns
s:to +. M,WVNE% oRLRASs SHORT
H ona s ssapsEE Efamssna
East Radford; Lynchburg to chattahooga,
Memphis and New ORLEANS Care p'hlns
Car.
l1:O0 a. NJ. and 1870 F., n,
o1 W = IS sg " East Y y sESsssLfE
Cen Pass Axsnt, Dis, Pass, Agent
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MAIN. r.. sis-riRsT-cLAss BOARD.
/ bath; pern1n nent and transien.s dGshei
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NOTICE.
Manchester I axes

Taxes for 1913, also all City Taxes unpaid
Tor 1913 All persons who have paid tho
first half Of tneir c.ty, school and sewer
tax July LIST last should pay the other
half BY December 1T. to save 8 per cent.
paid none OF their city taxes will. by pays
Ing the whole OF the Same on or before
december lst, save the 5 per cent penalty
on tho ,ast half Of the same Five per
cent. will 30 added to all taxes. state.
city, school and sewer. unpaid after De-
J. w. BRoNAUGH, JR.,
Treasurer city Of Manchester
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WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR BR1oH i.
sunny rooms; single or en- suite wit or
without board; {tranalents accommodated; tOS
West Grace Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

RoARpERs WANTED ron TWO ROOMS,
\ second floor frunt AMI connie ing r,,om:
4 house well furnished and steam heating
Sth"niiehot'l, wl.h ifrst -cess board; reference
exchanged. Mrs A. F. CRAIG, 81 W. Grace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR TWO NICELY
furnished rooms, With or With u abb boa |:
wet Grace Street. near Laurel Address
"HObtE,"'f care this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

LoST-sTRAYEp ON SATURDAY. eisT.
white POINTER; liver.coIored sars, bob ta'i;;
Suitable reward for returL to JAIN
GIiY.@b Goddin Hall. Eleventh and Bunk
Streets, 3tt. -.flst,ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

SOMETHING NEW In dentistry. High.srnds
sIbility OF cracking or breaking on; fnains
not submitted 70 heat n process q "oi ticr
O.. j. DAVIDSON. Seventh and Riual
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JOIN THE CROWD THAT WANT THEIR
EMPIRE LAUNDRY. 3Os u. AIRY street
Discount on gentlemen weekly or monthly
wash; also dyeins. cleaning an pressing.
phone 3l4L uts M ,5a55 a 4
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LosT-ON YVES TFRANKLlN STREET ON
Sunday q small metal ear TRuNPE /. 7 70
retuin Of same will be appreciated ny ALEC
w. ARCHER, lU9 SJuth Eighth StrseI 4.
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spots Baltimore city license, Will answer 70
name Of sport" Leave Al La South Casrry
Street and get reward.
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AS SUPERINTENDENT OF, AN
Underground Orr Mining opera. on In ttr-
gnla- nan experienced In hana,.nG labor
and machinery; the mine Is located IN =
healthy and we'll. settled country. and /.
ready In operation on govA sale. Address
MINING. care this office.
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WANTED. PERMANENT POSI-.
and World; size G6Al6 ncnrs; two maps ln
one. represen .atives now at work ~. King y
70 $50 per voak. Adtlreas RAND 81, SALLY
G. CO.. "! Filth. Avenue. New York.
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WAN1ADS,
BOARDING..

4 CENT? EhfAN DESIRING COMFORTS or
bone tboard. room. bath. etc n trva,t =.
references exchanged. Address A. ". A.,
Poslofrice BOX u, city.
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NFE IOU n U[NTEI q. .CIINlE A.ND uUI tI0
largest meal In the city tor &c.,. no less than
Ito 10 covers; also the finest Porter HnusA
haven and York River Oysters on half.sI.ll
GOO. dozen. single fry &c dozen: DUAL
toast 30c. Everything else In season; oulcf
day The choicest wines and liquors always
on hand. ..gg-.Nog and Apple Toudy on
Broad Street. EfEgfi El ~ 3it aH{4 Il g5t3
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n ROOMS FOR RENT.

az W, GRACE sT..-wANTED. BoARDERs;
transients accommodated.
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REcRUlTs WANTED FOR THE y. 8.
Marine Corp-Abie.Duo!ed. unmarried men,
between ages OF II and u, tor sery.ce
astu, Q und atioat. Apply at Sharer Bulld.
Ing. next door 70 General poalottlce.
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PERov. TO CALL ON RETAIL TRADE
for manufacturing house; salary 49, paid
experience unnecessary STANUAhD. "a
Dearborn etreet. Chicago
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CALL AND BE U.s. We buy and sell ssoond'N
baud and new furnlture stoves and heaters.
Cull and see what burgulus you cun get J.
B. HALL AND CO.. 42S n. Sixth Street.
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Shoe REP lRlNO.

AS INDICTMENT FOR you TO TRY OUR
advertisement, with shoes we WAL accept y
Tor &c. cash discount on wholesolins; men, men,
shoes 81, regular price ladies' &c EveIy
Y DREW's ELECT RlC POWER. SHOE FAC
4 TORY TIC E, Main Phone ISL Gsod until
November 18th. 55.a.{
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LosT-sUNDAY, NOV. s2D. pErwEE slo
South Fifth 81 Get. 4 81 Pi:. with
diamond csnter - CLUSTER o. tur4uoi rs ~.
g.. UT HERNJ gu rENoWARE UFFlCE. Room
-, News Leader building.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WANTED, sTENOqRA-
pliers and bookkeeporu at oncs. NO. North
Ninth Street. f'l
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BEAUTIFUL PAPER CHRYsANTHEMUNfB
for ot-ball, SC. each Ice cups, hn- on Lo1 .
and flowers for uinner ecsAtions; fnne et-a
fects Mrs PULLEY. $40 West Lroan s,treat.
: phnns Y7.6. tHfSi6
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F1RsT-cLAss IhsipE wIREAEV At oNc-,
r u.ns-hour day: no seconu Gus men or help.
ery need appi". ELEC. & Guns. 20. Of Va.
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THE JEFFERSON AND
nnun, silver yR,ji)iH. In the form y! .
swallow. with q quli pom In Its beak. rno
hnuer leaving II At this on.cs wall oa suit
ably rewarded
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wANrLD, TO HANG all tho lace curtains u
Il town and las the curpets. mako thu Ah1des5
and put Oh the weuther xtrlps e. ., SOts'
WE'LL. 40. 2ilh y. Sixth Street; nh"ue tso'
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NOTICE.

ROYAL TRIBE OF JOSEPH MEMBERSHIP
- All 4 those members. It the above order who
van, assistance In their presen. prsdlcamsnt
ami desire to and ~aj Il fi,!s
ARMiTAGE, care this Office, He can ug ct
way for ALL
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RAILROADS,
STEAM Boats
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION c)N1Aal

9FA~A1"0 eve f"F' NNf3 "Hf&"'
81 I.A+A t-N kA~1AAS+N A0S tu0tss AO->,
uAA, 4-.JNHoAAA AAu eNtneA ~
Il, ~, Tor ,>ulkv.N, I-Vt .s.Ivu.., CIV Eo.Al,
kewnu.t NsnS, AlAte.Aiuut hNu JuAIuS
kNsI laAu,nas. uAu s.."aoNus ~ S.u
FONT tor W4sn,nkl o!i. na4Alll4vgs aAu tAa
Nuvlh. atale-ruu.as rcsSEseu lug tna u.e..t
al uluoelAtg pI1rus. E.sStgIc caIs u"sst
10 Wnarl. Fare only at,sv aNd u " No'-
folk. Musc Wy Grand OrcaeSul0n,
Freight received Eor Avovs-naulsl places
and all pUnlS IN Eastern pllAlAlA slIA
North Carolina. IRWIN WL,suER.
W. General AaiASrr,
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ron RENr-To GENTLEMEN on AprLr+
unusually attractive rooms: select nelghD1r.
hood; 6rst.class board. II desired. Address
hiis. K, care this ohic>.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

good income corresponding Tor nswspaps y;
experience UNNECESSARY. Send f,r ar. VI IN
PRESS SYNDICATE. Lockpurt. N. I.
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FOR RENT.

roR .HENT-TH1Rp FLOOR, CONSISTING
NJ two iarre roonna with Cath convent Mt:
posseasion Immediate Phone 1855 or apply
Il 3lb South Fourth 6treet I'm
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WANTED. THE SICK AND AFFI.1cTEp TO
enquire OF ua when In want OF nelieines,
ferlng best quality 5uLtAinabie B a. H. ROB
ms 200 East Marshall, Phone 1888. Mi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

FOR sALE-cottau plantation 10, sale. rich
bottom lal,ds. Roanoke River: steamboat
landing OH premises. 3S1 acres. s. miles FROM
Norfolk. Il. c. HARRINGTON. phlmyrs. n.
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REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

FOR IsALE-sfoDERN Two.sToRY STORE:
house nd four acres land, on ma n in Of
HorfGlk and Western Railway; convenient o
churches schools; With Or ~ltMo stock;
excellent stand. Apply aAMPDEN VAL on.
Slack Walnut. Va. 9
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WANTED. HEBREW GENTLEMAN FOR
work ID Richmond. TO WHOM, The PYnvtu~n.
Savings Life Assurance -ciety OF New York
WIN offer a contract on the very best tsr..u
coMPANYs oFFICE. iios d Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

"AO rLAo3 '-iiave you any old rub
Il Der bouts and shoes? We will buy theni: We
grind them. up. lholie i4&3 aud sse Tor
HIRAM. 42O BRONX Avenue.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

4 WHITE MAN. IS YEARS OF AGE. sol Ea,
and must have work In order 70 supp - nls
family: understands the cefe u horses taol;
the horses Tor q large cun-ern in this tty;
willing to do anything % make an nonest
: living. AddrasA WORK WANTED. care t19ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

MONTICELLO HALL REoPENED FOR
dances and private entertainments. Apply
TO r. FERRANDlNl. SIS East Brad Street
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WE MAKE HAT FRAMES TO ORDER,
wholesale or retail: new millinery. latest
style. Mrs. PULLEY, 52s West broad