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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26
Tire PROBE seor's Love Story.

The coming of Harry Boresford. in his
new play, The Professors Love story
VIII, " sections. where he has been seen
before. be watched with great interest.
This young man has been proclaimed as
the most legitimate Of the younger day
comedians upon the stage, His methods
have been classcd as q cross between
that of the late Sol Smith sussell and Nat
Goodwin. We are told that he possesses
the rich vein Of pathos of the one and
the quizzling comicalilies Of the other,
and That he APPLY blends the two in so
harmonious n manner as TO leave u
lasting impression Of his work In the
minds OF everyone OF his auditors
Friday and Saturday THE TWO Old
Cronies," w!ll be presented at the Acadc-
my The New York Herald says
6The Two old Fnon!es" was produced
aiiI-star farce comedy COMPANY: The
Two Old Cronies made an instantaneous
and genuine hit. The play tHelf Is far
better than the usual fun Of farce com
edies John y. Wills the star. IN the
German dialect part. was immense, He
plays the part in a legitimate, manner,
His audience enjoyed the quiet comedy
furnished and laughed until their sides
ached He is one Of the best comedians
In the profession to-day"
The Game OF Life,
THE Game Of Life" the sensations
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Bijou ali this week, will be seen for the
last time at the matinee this afternoon
and the performances! tonight. The en-
gagement has been successful, the play
enjoyable. THE Game Of Life contains
much of the old time melodrama that
awakens interest, and forces one to ap-
plaude unconsciously. -a 81
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ATLANTIC C0AST'LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
BYRD STREETbS STATION. III (
tSEFTECTfYF7 MONDAY, SEPT, Els
9:o55 A. 81. a. =. q press % AZ points
. ESQ *. M, Petersburg a nd Norfolk.
l210 p. NJ PotersblrE and n: & .W. West.
500 p. NJ. Petersburg and Norfolk.
Il 10 p. M. g oldsboro Local.
$50 p. NJ Petersburg Local. " I,
= 1875 r. N.S.F'loridn and West india y. M
ted" to allfroints South =, 49,.
o:40 I'm. Petersburg nnd N.(ee .;.s w. " es'
r TRAINS ARRIVE RlCHMQEN,D!.., .
s43i al M, rs A. NJ. SEA "A. Mi SUNDAY
only ll:.s 4. ;sl1:ot "A. NJ LOO Z. NJ:
p. &M.,,$1o p. NJ X, SEs ~ sz,s a, Is
2t, - al s,acAMPBELL.D Div. Pans.AEt,
w y CRAIG. Gen. Pass, Agt. a3la5.is.s
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Walter S. Thompson.

Walter S. Thompson, SOL Of Mr.. ami
Mrs. r. w. Thompson, died yesterday
afternoon at his residence, No. l423 Floyd
Avenue, agsl twenty-eigat years. The
funeral notice wilsappenr later.
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Joshua Clauc
lSnecinl M Thn INmns. DIspntrh, J

ADAMS GROVE. VA. Sept, 25,--Mr.
Joshua Claud, a young man of just, seven
night from a congestive chill lie had
been i'll only about Il day and a hall anu
MS condition was not considered critical
until n few hours before his death, when
the family physician. DR., David u, Drew
~, Informed the father OF this young
nan that worst might be expected IN a
very short time.
Mr.. Claud was of an old and mghly
esteemed family In southampton.
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RAILROADS..
R. s sr1s e so ipssss 4: :

R. F. p. s sSss Z se, ssss', 4. :
.Tralns leave Rien,nond--N ortn~ard.
~, A. ID, daily, Main, st Through.
7:l6 a. y, wee X tdayss.Elba AshiaAu Ae-
s sSn "a. az i'0' Sunday only. syra 81
go 4. ii. week days. BYRD St. Through.
z9S wesx days ssy5 sy hl s! ynrGnxsa
ericksburg accommodation:
Z Sos P. M, daily, Main ST.. Through
s:25 p. NJ. week days ;Elba. Ashland &C.
g:0, r M...duilys Byrd st. Through.
Trains 8Arrlys RIchnond-soueh~
$40 a.. NJ. week days Eliza. Ashland aa.
commodntlon. @ s q
s sIIst - Tssh asyd' Ryrd 81 Free
s:s5 A NJ. daily. Z. BYRD 81; Through
11:U a. NJ. week days: Byrd, st. Throueh
: 2:n r. NJ. daily. Main 81: rnrgush
s:oo r. NJ w days E!ha, Asa ana az
81 d; ,Iy;; Dy ,y,a s. 4, TFsEsusss
1928 P. NJ daily Main ST. Through
Note Pullman Sleeping Of parlor cars
~ ~ s. 5. buKE ,tSs ". 'cGLP ~ or
Gen'l Manr.GAsa't Genl Mar. TrAf. Mani
&, lime -. soa ;5t
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OBITUARY..
Mrs, Sue M. Burton,

Mrs. Sue M. Burton. widow of DR.. W.
Leigh Burton, who was so we'll known
residence Of Mr., II. b. Jones, in Rock
bridge county,
The funeral will take place al three
o'clock this afternoon from Epiphany
Church. Barton Heights. go, ~
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kcGuire's University School,


UPPER scnooL,--si1 unIverslty, Men lone
Fart Of day; LOWER SCHOOL; Ladies.
CoRD..University Of Virginia; 1850. four de-
srecs; 1aoO-l. six l0Ol.2. four. IL 1oo".3 uniy.
ihrcc Cornell two; Mass. Inst. Of Tech, one,
u. S. Naval Acnd. 1861. hrst 'entranee.;
1890, nrst stand; 1000. third; 1923 two re-.
prcsrnta tIvcs, both successful.
Thirty. Ninth session. Enter. Sent, -, 10, ETC.
Assemble. Sept. % Boarhers limited. Principal
at Z y. Belvidere after Sept. o.
For full College Record. Teachers etc,
see catalogue ut hook and drug stores or ~
mall JOHN p. INQUIRE, Principal.
T.. P. INQUIRE. Jr.. Associate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26

by young gentleman single Room a :,ti
board on Murslnli ar Clay, between Seventh
and Tenth Streets. Address b., Box Dali, CITY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26

FARM WANTED; to buy, ront or work on
shares. W. r. ADANiS,,11G ORLEANS Street,
Richmond. Va
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.

st:t1LD U LIZ IN EFFECr al G. y, 1870.
i.y ,l-Da!ty Lucal io' !. Ghs 1lat I,,,
man 10 Atlanta and !. birmingham, NEW
Orleans Memphis. CAattahOIsa. ana ~
y SEQ +. MEX sunday Chase city u.
n N - |c4 T! !Is .cStS.
The fayorltt groute to 9t,4ltlniors and
eastern points, Leave Richmond 1N e
- "a: H9 a. Me eisse; Sunday Lof.l nlz.I
for est Point. ~ .I-4i., - 5, 81 s55ss
.:jh r, M,-Local for West Ps!nt i.
$3.50 =. M.--Except Sunday, For West
Point, connecting with STEAMERS for Ral'
t' l'' Tl i ARtnivE1 RICHMOND.
1s:55 Am. and G:2a y. M'-Frnns als TIE
+ s:2s +, M.-From Charlotte and Durham.
s;to ~ MTFr'om Gha. r. c2ltty WI po,n.
$40 r. 5M.-From West Point y, s, :. .j
@. II. sAc<ERT: s. H,2HA ARD y :, s
Q. ". wEsTplnY.M =. ~. Riehm"'nd' Va - (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26

LARGE FRONT ROOM vol furnished ~, =, wi y
class board to party OF Ia inhtr
bourticrs accom,podatcd fine location' ~ -
Franklin street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26

WANTED, hrst.class car body BUILDERS
stpndy work md good wages to good men,,
Arriy to ri H. JONES, care Of L. Donaldsoi,,
DIST Supt. Pullman Company, NO. u ~
Ninth St., Richmond. on Saturday afternoon,
the Goth inst. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26

LADIES, GENTLEMEN OR BOYS wishing ON.
ployment or boarding place call on us. Want.
Cd an office BOY at once. RICHMOND IN.
\ FORMATION BUREAU AND EMPLOYMENT
d AGENCY, Ebcl Building, Room No. TO-
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] J n "''I77I - ~ z
RAiLRoApa.
N kk7'W NoItdl@W Western.

( .3I1.f LEAv RICHMOND pAILY. ,55;s II
go En u Ainn saEDi ~.
p sss GHfgGiso nSx sps nu,..
PorIor Car, Petersburg to Lynch burg and
Roanoks. l'u!lna See pe5s Roa noke !. !, t.
5koa noke 10 KNOXVILLE, and Kno xytlls -
ch;ai'tanooE; - 1sd3 nANs|nPRhs' q,
,Farmvlle: Lynehbnrg .hd ROANOKE I. :, = :, J
,3EE Az sHS4}RE ;o nin dn1y p
and assS,kk
York, Iisli lmore antl;A,ya shins ton:., -.
~! ~ +. v: NE SSFs@t ORLEANS SHORT z
LINE. Pullman Slice psrs Richmond 20
,Lynchburg and oanok4: b Petersburs 70
East Radford Lynchhprg to Chattanoofa:
Car. a,5s5 =, rs. :, :, II I S ~
,s:QS p NJ. and % 10 p. NJ: from norfolk
ii:to "A. 81. and 1920 p. N: y5.f
s5 Offico No. asas East Main: Street.; =. .s3
Con. PAS Asen. Dis Pass: 3Assnet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26

a Arst.cla,. / female COOK, other
z white or colorrd, Apply to 11o n. Eighth
4 street. IA 3.it 49, fF sss 44Hf ESs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26

WANTED, several good MACH1N1sTs to work
on engine work and general machine work.
good permanent places for steady youug men,
For further information apply at VA. MA.
n CHINE co., Basic City. W., Q. Il. McGahcy.
Supt tI Sif4
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A DESERVING WIDOW wshcs 70 3, secu, NJ ,sn,,iS
or four nice gentlemen noAhtbf , Nc ~ losnliy
not object to husband ana Mlta' H",,vtnoW.',
md lrst-clnss table, Address, f'fs5',ft
carc this office,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26

WANTED, WOMAN SERVANT by October lst.
5R. W. Miller. Nj D. Rnrton Heights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26

WANTED, sHIPF1TTERs; pay from sa.e4 to
49, % per diem. Apply to HOARD OF LABOR
Z EMPLOYMENT, Navy Yard, Norfolk, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED. two connecting ROOMS, uniformly
hon ted by stenm or hot air. with board. FOR a
gentleman ana his Wife. Address $, g.. care
this office, ti5 VISA
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HELP EWANTE D--FEMALE.

WOMEN wantod to sell a necessity to mothers:
n Si2 n week clear Dept. Nj, BOX 10, Philadel'
phia. 81 n 1,
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

MAN WITH references for commercial traveller
TO cali on merchants and HEentr experience I,,,l
penses advanced. NATIONAL, s32 Dearborn
Street, Chicago. s5 4 tstil
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WANTED,

WANTED, to rent good GR1sT MILL, will pay
rent in advance; have had thirty.hve years
experience. Address, with, terms, to MllILDK,
care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26

eTHE ROYAL { sMOKELEss
OIL HEATER :" is the best on
the markell! Every one guaran-
teed. Ask your dealer for it.
SOUTHERN STOVE WORKS
manufacturers Of all kinds Of
stoves. &,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26
LADIES COLUMN.

A BOX OF KAEMpF's 400. csndies arc az f'sns'
11eve you ever tried them! ~, ..,n ~,
good luck, @iF ~ U# - 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26

WANTTD- YOU TO FNoW thst our Might
School Will resume work October nth, al sub,
jee,s taught in day classes MI be- d 'a ,I,. a
night. Arrange now 70 enter, , ma tnna "
able. MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE 7o5
Fast Main Street, it
WANTED, you TO KNOW that by attending
orr Night School you VIII increase Nour ga
puelly for business mud as atgrH 1a o oonss.
luence, will increase your 81 ime nT r%r
October s. MASSEY RusINE sS 0S'tLEiE
IO3 East Main Street. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26
Statesmen WAN1ED'

oiear SALESMAN for virs asnnisb,sh usi
vlrginin md North Caroline m. i i" ,rodr direct,
Xddress O iJMrsEflR9lTs Bios ~ Sor'h seventh
Street. rhllndriphin. IA 4----.---.--.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26

wANfz b, SALESMAN who can ,, ,ufn ~, rs,rins
md buggy Stb,,cnli OH dspsh I'll s.s,cnns' snp.
with limo .phnrnhccnticrls an, nnn ~ N .Tc,,r
plies. Address 1,oy i24 Itis,o.. - -
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FORT MYER VA, September e. lN s,II
Sealed Proposals, u triplcate, ior, aiiu i,
tion, to llosptnl will be reTslyedar q re.
serves right to reject or accept any, os a., a.,
bids or any part thereof Infnrmauonh,iHdn s
application Enyelopes contalnina Ad 5s
ton to Hospital" address Capt. 3 HAH'
R'SnN @ n 84
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SEALED PROPOSALS.,

WANTED, J, ;, ,,,,,,
BIDS TO FURNISH SuppLl rs FOX NY ~.
western State Hospital for the months, " w.
tohcr, November and pccemhtr 1904. dos t u,
10 sealed and marked "Blls TO lnrmlS, cc mn!
plies. md addressed to the UNDERSIGNED, %'un mn
panied with scmpcs OF goods Offered, 2'lu h'a w.,
BIO IN by 8 O'Clock A. n. Of the III We > Wy
OCTOBER, 1904, tft IN, Ia
lis, OF such goods ms ARE wantca, WIZ M, r :,
he delivered r. o. b.. Marion, Yn., ncho', ~ rn',
right to accept or reject amy or al plas op''' ~
IL reserved, FS5Y VA
This scpt, the %. 1908, s..,.rd
a. II, Glnb0NEf, stewaEo.
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'noARpERs WANTED e

A5 fs, Fl four ; %s' +
rooms linn,lEdfieiy furnished Anhress ~ q
Il =. o. box 3O5.
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+ slrUArtoNs4 WAITE o-Ms-e..s

YctNs MAN II twspty rlshcs steady sGvl pos
n tim In ttiehfnond with chance, iot ,arcs. d,
mcnt, moderate IA nry TO start. z "' "''
+ 81 cnre this Office. -----
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asREclAL NOTICE..

IL Yott WANT Ia styiish, b.to.dAks HAT o.
i.EoN Net hshis. ts!i u ottssa
Third, lhttwrth t7tAce md nroAd. q 4, M Il
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n LOST.

LosT-FridAy evening at Kaufmans, s' ,s,i
HAND BAG containing 50, rlng a.. ah1 a. o, H.
Finder may retain money as rs rcM" Hti,.Tar,t,'s
pifARAtACY. I'rond Street. ~,
Evening times-Republican., 1903-10-24
A MONUMENT FOR BILL kYE.

Whatever IS true Of South eafosl'''
ana there Is little OF esi. that the pub
lie would consider Incredible eomii's
from that state North Carolina Is me-
all bad. as the moVetneA' - 's7'''''''''s :
III one Of its societies to place n'''''o-
ment above the unmarked grave 9 o'i'
Nye plainly show Ia ii'is lau'''' s
enterprise North Carolina shooia i'os
be allowed 70 stand atone. NNS 1ne
Jester. the funmaker, never seNSielS =
satirist. deserves and mas earned !
monnment from the nliiiels ms W.
and humor stirred TO smiles. y aug =
ter makes dimples IN the cheeks o' '''e
world to catch aud glorify The tears .
grief" Nye was pubic pehei8etol. ~
was dimplemaker TO the eoninohat'N'
lie was comedian more than VII el".N y
more than sairst. Much OF ms ma 8
Evening times-Republican., 1903-10-24
sEwARD'S WISE PURCHASE.

There has been q great change III IN
text books of American geographN. u
is within the memories Of old men tina
tha mans of the trans -Mississippi made
Y sahara Of the corn belt When
seward Travelled by sea 70 see his pur-
.hase az Alaska on the memorable trip
across the eontinen, after his poiileai
r.,i,emeRt he expressed the feeling
t1.at tile Alaskan purchase was ene OF
the chief successes Of hts life, but II Is
in,probable that he dreamed a that
tims Of the wonderful development o.
the territory which has been accom-
plished IN The last decade.
Presiden, Roosevelt last May In
speeeh delivered al Seattle broke into
prophecy and said. The men OF my
ape who are in this great audience viii
ret be old men before they see one Of
the greatest and most populons states
IN the entire union IN Alaska"
In an article In the current number
ar the Worlds Work Mr.. Will I'm h.
stewart describes the present condition
and the future prospects OF Alaska IN
most glowing and enthusiastic l9n-
s,,aae Notwithstanding the enormous
output of the mines and their tndeve'-
o,aa wealth. Mr. Stewar; belie@es tha:
both mines and fisheries combined Will
he of interior Importance IN the future
ia the agricultural productions Ano
there are $4,000 miles OF codilsnine
along the Alaskan coast, ana ne Goa
fishing is of less Importance than ths
salmon fisheries The great river val
!eys of Alaska are areas as large az
several states and viii produce Whea
or fine quality almost as far north a'
1.-The Arctic circle. There are In Alaski
= number OF -four mills, including on'
modern mill which will make 100 bar
,als a day. and all Of them are sup
piled with wheat from the fields OF tn
territory. The gardens produce veg
etables in great abundance and variety
and the native grass, which grow
,uxuriantly, furnishes lay. and eattl
can find subsistence outdoors. Nj
stewart SAYS, even in the winter. a
Sitka the mercury never sinks to 2ert
Even in the interior valleys the Win
,ers are said TO be less rigorous tina
on the plains OF Montana. There ar
: row in Alaska upward of 100 postoi
ices. and among the employees there
said 10 be the highest sal4 ried pos t
: attieial In the world He receives So
= 600 for carving the malt twice mont
g - Fart Yukon. Included in the miners
g !. ealth Of Alaska. besides gold ia ur
g known quantities, there are vast d'
b nosfts Of copper, coal and iron aud a
b an field of great promise. Last fan q
b immense gusher was straelt near ka
n ack. from which oil was thrown u
3 feet into ths air
~ The coafish industry Of Alaska IS
g It's infancy, but it is believed that
Y viii exceed in value that of the New
g foundIand banks. The salmon tisheri
e and canne1ies give employ nent to i
S5 600 persons. and their annual output
* valued at $4,000 600.
& Five years ago the construction
S the first railroad in Alaska began. tt
g eas he White Pass 4 Yukon railwS
g extending from skaguay. Alaska
g White Horse, Canada, a distance OF
q mites 1t was completea in June, -
B at a cost of s5,oOo.coo. 'rhe first t
years itreturned profits pf neatly :
Evening times-Republican., 1903-10-24
n;.t;no Invites Disease.

To cure dyspepsia or indigestion II IS
No longer necessary to live on milk
and toast. Starvation produces such
wAakness that the whole system be-
comes an easy prey to disease. kodoi
ryspensia Cure enables the stomach
nd digestive organs to digest and as
ssnlilate all of the wholesome ioou .ha'
one cares TO eat, and IS never-ia,ilhs 3
cure for Indigestion. dyspepsia ana an
stomach troubles. kodoi digests what
YOU eat-makes the stomach sweet
Sold by all druggists.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-10-24
Saves Two F,om Death.

"our little daughter had an Amos,
fata, attack OF whooping cough ana
h,anehitis. writes Mrs. w. *. Havi-
,an5 Of Armonk, N Y. but. when all
otbar remedies failed we saved her
lltfa Win DR.. Kings New Discovery.
ou,. niece who had consumption in an
asvanced stage, also used this wonder
fu, medicine and today she is perfect
lly WE'LL Desperate throat and lung
diseases yield to DR.. Kings New Dis
eovery as to no other medicine on
earth Infallible for coughs and coids.
Fiftv-cent and 81 bottles guaranteed
bv George p. Powers. druggist. Triai
battles free
Evening times-Republican., 1903-10-24
TOPICS OF He
TINES = = =

London medical experts have arrived
ali the conclusion that soap is Injurious
10 health. a theory discovered by
American hohoes years sgo.
John Il. sullivan, partner Of 1efe-
miah B. sullivan. democratic eandi-
date for governor. is a good republican
ana has made some good speeches for
.he republican cause, says the Carroll
Herald. He humorous!y refers 10 his
partner as Governor sullivan and
we suppose Jerry takes 10 offense, For
he does not expect TO get within gun
shot OF the gov@rnorship in his little
bout with A. 3. Cummins
The Hubbard women who bough,
lace al IS cents per yard Of SNUG
| rlers.'' who had bought the merchan-
disc of Hubbard merchants for 10
cents, Will sylnpathize With their sis
ters IN Oklahoma. The Southwest
World OF Guthrie, Okla. reports that q
man who. with the aid of Ntte
I
| starch. claims he can turn a-cene cot
| ton canvas into the firest quality OF
irish liren. worth from $12 20 SIS pei
lrard is operating in Oklahoma. Hs
has succeeded in disposing Of grea'
many samples of his linen. II IS II
bookfold smooth and glossy having
i pust such an appearance as IS caicu
hated to make the housewife who \
. particular about the looks Of her IA,
q BILE linen go into fits of ecstacy owe
The finishing touch to her dining table
He claims that he is a smuggler an'
that the goods were sneaked into IN
country. The man works out amon'
the residences and calls upon the Ia
dies. His price is IS per yard. Somes
times he sells ii for less In fact
rather than 10 miss a sale ne has bee
known TO sell 1t as low as % cents
{ yard.
The creston Advertiser accuses N
Iowa City Republican OF having pub
ltshed a scene from the Iowa Mime
3 sofa football game before the gam
{ came off. and judges from the result
4 it must have been some cut preyiousl
+ used in illustrating a massacre.
The newspapers Mere off in the ar
nonncelnent that the Macedonian leaC
er sarafof had been Killed off 1t ";
Evening times-Republican., 1903-10-24
Dancer in Fall Colds.

Fall colds are liable to hang on all
winter. leaving the seeds OF pneumonia
hronehitis or consumption. Foley 5
Honey and Tar cures quickly and pre-
cents serious results. Il is old and re-
liable. tried and tested. safe and sure
Contains no opiates and will not con-
stinate. For sale by 3. A. Morgan.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-10-24

DRY q great American statesman Ni''s''
n;lInc is not a famiAar on 70 M
younger generation.
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Evening times-Republican., 1903-10-24
IF THEY COULD ONLY KNOW.

NEWIUII -NONss'I
1t might be very good thing II every
man, woman and boy or girl lwho are
In their teens) had to attend q term OF
court and see what goes on there. m
formation might be gained there that
would be of lasting benefit and that
might make easier some of the rough
places in life for those advanced IN
Years and so shape the destinies OF
Evening times-Republican., 1903-10-24
40 7L eDsA.'
.w atoh the Kidney S.

when they are affected, llfe Is IN
danger says DR.. Abernethy the great
English physician. 20 ey's kidney cure
makes sound kidneys. For sale by b.
Morgan
Evening times-Republican., 1903-10-24

So live that 1t Will not take the lat
fer mart of your life to blot out the
6rs. part OF your existence. Rocky
Maintain Tea will 10 the business.
Thirty Ave cents. Mcbride & VIII
| Drug. Ceulpapy. l..-.....--
Evening times-Republican., 1903-10-24
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

1T may be that interest In political
affairs is at the boiling point in othef
places says the Brooklyn Chronicle,
but if any one III Brooklyn has talked
politics he has done il so quietly that
the neighbors did not hear him"
Evening times-Republican., 1903-10-24
FURS! FURS! FURS!

I have got large and complete stock
of fur garments, which Is the largest
that has ever been displayed In Mar
shalltown.
This stock is of my own manufacture
end comprises all the latest ideas
Dame Fashion has brought US for the
coming season.
My prices are positively the lowest.
considering good material and work.
manship l guarantee to save You
money in all your purchases. as You
buy direct from the manufacturer.
Now is the time to select your fur
garments while the stock Is complete.
ana prices are low.
Now is the time to have your old fur
garments remodeled before the cold
weather sets in.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-10-24
G. N. w. RAILWAY.
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN ~.
Maple Leaf Roues.

Effective 1901 p. M, une -. lSJA
TRAINS SOUTH
No. . ~ Al ~ + & K O. Express .. 30 n
~ Sonrnwestern Express . 7.O5p n
No ues Moines Express .:.:a: l-o p N
w TRAINS NORTH & EAST
No. Twin City s Chicago speci. 4-0s q
NO. ; ~. ~, Gitv Ghicaso Lin. 10.b5p n
No. naiwein Express ....... 7.10 p. N
Al sfaihs u''' JAS A. ELLIS.
Agent. Marshalltown
]. p. ELMER. G. p. A.. CHICAGO.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-10-24

Speaking of Jerry sullivan, the Bur
Eugton Hawkeye says that the demo-
cratic candidate for governor can not
hope TO win republican votes for his
proposition to haul down the Aneri-
can nag in the Philippines nor hold
all democratic votes. 1t SAYS: That
is another dead issue which he can not
resurrect. The American peop!e are
not IN a ship-scuttling humor.'
The Williamsburg Journal-Tribune
suggests that the Chicago Record
Heralds page. The Battle Ground OF