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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-08
NEGRO SATYR IDENTIFIED.
II ! had my Way You'd Never Leave
this Room Alive.
Especial 20 News and Observer. J

Winston Salem, N. c., Dec. 7.-Sidrey
Moore, colored arrested for attempting
to commit the nameless crime upon Miss
Claude P. Egram, at her fathers spring,
three miles northwest of town last June,
was given a preliminary trial today. Miss
Pegram, after identifying the negro in the
court room, exclaimed in a determin ed
voice: ''If l had my way you would
never get out of her alive"
Moore was ordered to Jail without bail
to await trial at the February term Of
court.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-08
Estimate of Appropriations.
(By the Associated Press J

(By the Associated Press
Washington, Dec. THE Secretary of
the Treasury today transmitted to Con-
gress the estimates of appropriations re-
Quired by the government for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1905. The appro-
priations asked for aggregate 1924, ,502, ,146
as against $5S9 1912 asked for the year
1904, and s605, 1885, 800 the amount of the
appropriations for that year. The esti-
mates in detail follow
Legislative, S11,6S7,255
Executive, $500, 900.
State Department, s3,133,960.
Treasury Department, s16S, $50 064.
War Department, $131 ,250, ,033.
Navy Department, $105, 1925, ,410.
Interior Department, $163. .093,3S6
Postoffce Department, $10,S25,7
Department of Agriculture, $6,729, $50.
Department of Commerce and Labor
S14, ,933,955.
Department of Justice, sS,O35,44O
Grand Total, 1924 500, JAG.
Following are the principal items in
the several departments in which there
are important increases or decreases as
compared with the appropriations for
1904
Legislative-Salaries and expenses in
crease $145,O00; Public Printing, etc. de
crease $155, 900.
Executive Proper-Salaries and expenses
increase $8,4G0.
State Department-Foreign increase
$4,000 permanent annual appropriations
decrease $627 ,OO0
Treasury Department-Public works in
crease $4,700,000; miscellaneous increase
81, ,0O0, 900.
District of olumbia-Increase s4,-
49, 900.
War Department-Military establish
ment increase $3.50, ,00O public works in
crease $4,000, 900; miscellaneous decrease
81, ,0G0, 900.
Navy Department-Salaries and expen-
ses increase 100000; naval establishment
increase SIS, 900; public works ST.,
900, 900.
Interior Observation-Disclosures decrease
ST. ,695, 600; public works decrease s2S4,000;
permanent annual appropriation increase
50, 900 600.
Agricultural observation-disclosures and
expenses increase $751 600.
Department OF Commerce and Labor
Labor, salaries and expenses increase 81,
125, 900; public works increase S2,675000;
miscellaneous increase 81 ,295, 600.
Department of Justice-Publlc works
increase $175,000.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-08
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Overdose of Morphine Kills John She
han---Former Resident of Wilmington.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer)
Salisbury, N. c.. Dec. 7.-Mr. John Shee-
han, a former resident of Wilmington,
who has been spending some time in Sails
burg and Spencer. in the interest of his
health was found dead in his bed Sunday
morning at the home of Mr.. C. R. Mailer.
of Spencer, with whom he was stopping
for the night. The deceased had been ad-
dicted to the use of morphine for some
weeks and was deeply under the influence
Of an ooiate when he went to the home
of Mr.. Mailor for lodging. He was shown
room and a warm fire kindled for him.
He Immediately took his bed and the
family thought he was sleeping soundly
at late hour when thta retired Upon
visiting the room early yesterday morn
ing it was found that he had been dead
sometime, and the physician who was
summoned, is of the opinion that death
resulted from the excessive use of Dor
phine. 1t is not believed that the de-
ceased had suicidal intentions, though the
facts are not known. He had been drink
ing periodically for some weeks, and at
times showed signs of mental depression
Mr.. Sheehan is said to have been at one
time a successful druggist of Wilmington
and has relatives there. His remains were
turned over to Sheriff Julian. of Rowan
county. who sent same to the latter place
The Elk's Memorial exercises held here
yesterday was an elaborate occasion and
was largely attended by the general pub
lie.
In the case of the estate of Iddings vs.
the Southern Railway, which was tried
at the recent term of Rowan Sunerior
court. the plaintiff was allowed $1,000
damage for the killing of Mr.. Iddings at
a crossing near Spencer, last winter.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-08
Will Get a Carnegie Library.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer)
statesville, N. c., Dec. THE city al
dermen this afternoon appropriated five
hundred dollars to be used annually for
the maintenance of a public library to be
erected here by Andrew Carnegie at cost
of five thousand dollars. The specifica-
tions cal1 for the gift of a site by some
phianthropic citizen and the location to
be acceptable to the Board of Aldermen
The appropriation is the result OF the eff
forts of the ministers and few States
vile citizens.
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ALUSCIOUS SCANDAL SHOT.
The Princess Didn't Kill Actress and
the Prince Wasn't There.
(By the Associated PresS.)

Prague, Dec. There IS absolutely &c
foundation for the report that the
Princess Elizabeth of Windisch- -Graetz,
wife Of Prince Otto, of Wirdisca- Graetz.
and grand-daughter of the Emperor Of
Austria and of the King of the Belgrade,
shot and Killed an actress whom she is
said to have found in the apartments of
the Prince.
Prince Otto is now absent on a hunting
trip and the accouchement OF the Princess
Elizabeth IS imminent. The actress al
legged to have been concerned IN the cpl
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-08

w. Thompson, L. M. Clymer, S. A. Keer,
and j. Norman Wills, executive commit
tee; Prof. T. A. Sharpe, secretary normal
department; Mrs. Lucy Cunninggim, sec
retary Home Department; Mrs. Beulah
Swift, Secretary Primary Department.
The Elks' memorial service at the grand
opera house yesterday was impressive and
inspiring.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-08
VOTE AGAINST LICENSE.
Elizabeth City Aldermen are Three
For and Four Against.
Especial to News and observer.) }

Elizabeth City, N. c., Dec. THE
board of aldermen of Elizabeth City re-
iected applications for liquor license by a
vote OF TO 3. Pendlet0n, Parker and
Nash voting for; Williams, McAdoo,
Fearang and Leroy against Nash is
saloonist, Pendleton owns a hotel in which
q saloon is kept. family connection OF
Parker's runs a saloon. The great Demo
cratic principle of government of the peo-
pie is triumphant.
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Leads ALL North Carolina Daies i'm News and Circulation

sode was a soubrette at the Czech subur-
ban theatre She is the wife Of tailor
ard has long been bed-1'idden as the re-
suit of injuries received while dancing in
THE Belle of New York" 1t is said
that the whole story originated in the
jealousy of her theatrical colleagues.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-08
Shot Him in the Thigh.
Especial to News and Observer)

Greensboro, N. c., Dec. IA quarrel
late Saturday night between two negroes,
Harrison Allen and Will Fries, resulted in
Allen getting badly shot in the thigh by a
pistol in the hands of Harrison. Fries
evadeG arrest until this morning, when
Officer Busick landed him, and he is now
in Jail awaiting the result of Aliens in
juries, which are said to be more serious
than first supposed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-08
. s**** (. ):
RUMOR OF COMING INVASION
(By the Associated Press. J

10y IHe ASSoCldICu IIeno'j =
= Colon, Dec. IA rumor is IN Cir x
+ culation here to the effect that three ::
: thousand soldiers have left Cartagena !
= for the purpose of invading the I
X Isthmus No details are known and ].
= the rumor cannot be confirmed to- !
< night It probably had its source in ;:
y Port Limon, Costa Rica, where it =
= was brought by steamer from Cartha- !
4 gena. The only possible means of !
= approaching Panama is by narrow \
4 and difficult mountain passes through :
r the Indian country. The United I
< States cruiser Atlanta is off the In 4
= dian coast. i
Z. ::
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-08
PANAMADWARFS
ALL ELSE HE SAYS.
Though Last in RooseveIt's Message His Eager
ness to Justify DespoiIing Colombia
Makes This it's Heart and Soul.

will be strong and the chances are that
Jay will be convicted of murder in the
first degree and sentenced to hang.
also said that Jay fears the verdict if he
is again placed on trial.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-08
AN ISTHMIAN HISTORY

Besides this IL Message Repeats
RooseyeIi's Already WeII-Aired
Views on Capital and Labor, Mer-
chant Marine, Army and Navy etC.
He Merely Grazes the Postal Frauds
and the Trusts Hear a Stone Hum
in the Distance, But Bribery-Frauds
Catch it Between the Eyes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10

LADIES CHESTS AND BUsTs DEVEL-
AZ oped (no massage); results positively
ways in attendance. DANIELS SCHOOL
FL PHYSICAL CULTURE CIT East Broad.
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.SEABOA
AIR LINE RAILWAY ".

TRAINS LEAVE RIcHMoNp-pAILY.
1925 r, NJ seaboald Florida tLiralted TO
a:l5 +. ii. Seaboard Mail TO Savannah.
u 'Jacksonyille, Atlanta and SouthWest, II Il
1889 a, M. SeahoaTd Nxpress to saYan-
h nah Jacksonville, Atlanta and South
Sio'A. M. Local for Norlinai and Hamlet
TRAINS ARRIVE RLCFtMONp-pAIL
$40 a. M, No. 81 fran. Florida.
s:lo u: n; Mo, 90 from Florida, Atlanta
AIS II. Nj ID, ss. from Florida, Atlantis
and Southwest, \. iss .a.,
9''' ~ ffcciH CITY 7 q T sIei is ISSs
Phone Ap6 1908 East n lain ~
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Six prizes viii be awarded each
week for the best I'll drawing M sub;
n,itted, illustrating that 1t "a vs. adj
vertisers to use Tho Times-Dispatch
want columns. Tho six prizes VIII
awarded In the following order viz:
First prize. 81; second third. fourth
dfth ana sixth prizes. 81 each.
ALL 3DRAWINGS MUST BE ORld-
$INALsAND MUSTSB MADE WITH
BLACK INK ON INVITE PAPER
OR CARDBOARD,A AND SHOULD BE
FIVE TO S SEVEN INCHES in
WIDTH. Name and address must
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JAMES j /. WAL H,
51OENorth Third City.

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DRAWING Do not send letters. but
5inclose stamp II you wish drawing
returned. 4 DO not fold, but roll. When
mailing. Address, all drawings to
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" 5$All s drawings II must reach The
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I'M Every reader is cordially invited TO
Z take Part In this highly Instructive
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WANTED, BY GOOD coIORTDJ Wo-
I, 3 man, a. place to clean 4 by the whole
ii day or h BY half day. Apply 4o2 West
s. Bakar. ~. IN N I..l .A1.l M 81. .gN 49,
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Nk&zM Norfolk Wss|su'l
LEAVE RICHMOND pAILY.

\
500 A. NJ, NORFOLK 1.IMITED, Ar,
yiyes Norfolk ll;20 A. M. Stops only at
Ps s T SHiGXo snf Hx kHSks BUFFET
Parlor Car. Petersburs to Lynchburg and
Roanoke, Pqllma 1 sleepeEs RoaHf9ike to
Roanoke to Knoxyills, and Knoxville to
chsattaqooKa anan A4NsmnP qt -, IL nae y,
Faymyille. Lynchburg and Roanoke.
s:9G g ~. 3,GR kssNS sH.o2RR LlAdpT|EDGi
fetsfssbutrE, WaifsEly ana sStto Coiiineets
with sEeamera to Boston. Providence N eW
4s esl N saal sha ali asit.tlon.
SsS !, y !. e y i Z, SNORT
yynshbaafFgg to Ghstt taaeoga, MempRls and
NaM 9E'e a4rye isdm bs nfr
f VS. ~ Z and I'd s sasM haTsok : v
oSM1eeB N SHY VI Eas' sR E SbsIRy.
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n Y ~ 73T'TIT IA ~ 3
RAILROADS.
u r p ID Richmond, Frederick
IL y a. burg g Potomac z. Z

H. 0is burg g Potomac z. r
Trains Leave Richmond IN orthward
& AIS N, daily e. BYRD g.: Through.
SIS AZ. NJ: daily. Main St. Through. ~
ss:t4 AZ. nj. except Monday. Byrd St
& Through. All Pullman Cars. III
7:1b A., NJ, week days. Elba, Ashland so-
500 4. 4" Sunday only. BYRD ~ 81,
SD x. H. NJ week days. nrya Ct, Through.
nfon ws as.f eaS Ssy syBHS "a
erlcksburg accommoda tion. Va. "
sos r.. n. daily, Main 81. Through,
s:26 p. M.,,weeks days, Elba, Ashland 40
IS asiz 2 Py y. h S1 Th XsSIsna
S Trains ArSiv. Riohmona- southw.rd, u
! $40 A. n, week da ". Elba- Ashland &C.
xssk a. Ryrfb y, g. IT, Ta' S2:s:
ss -s ssal'Ss .y se slb q
ssS Nj, sss sll? H BSSa 81 g. EsS! !sssss,
1873 x. NJ daily, Main 81, Through,
Note-Pullman gleeping or Parlor cars
on all trains excent loca! aG9ommodat|ons
", D.pUKE,C. ~: GrLr. ". PTAYLoH.
Genl Man'r. ASST Gent Man'r' Traf Mani
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ANTloUE.s

sRrCHMoND ANTIQUE 3FURN1TRUE
= CO., dealers In Antique Furniture, Brass
Goods, Il Copper Pla ate. Cut Glass. China.
etc. 219 w. Broad Street. ~ N
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POULTRY NETTING, q TT. HIGH. &c.
n per yard !; e., 30; It, 20. IT,. Sc: ;
IL IT,, 7c.: IT. Sc. T !. ]. KING COM
FPANY,g sos East Marshall. n ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10

5000 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER FOR
] next ten days at &c, =. u BRAUER &
d BRO. i5 81 & Is a ii5 L s
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FOR sALE-HARGAlNs.

KEEP MONEY IN CIRCULATION At
h ER CO. IS Oak Tanned Betting and Raw
Hide Lace Leather Of T21chn ond. y. Tho
a only manufacturers In the State. salts
gt faction guaranteed.
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'WANTDD. OCCUPANTS FOR NEWLY
vi 81 ppred ROOMS oyer Fosters Studio,
{ E1th Street opposite Capitol Square. n
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lBoARDERs WANTED.

PRIVATE FAMILY CAN "a AccOMMO-
Is date a few h BOARDERs; nice rooms.
good table, all modern conyeniences;
4 Moderate terms. CENTRAL LOCATION.
care this office.
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T1UsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.


SO o0o-WANTED, PARTY AND CAPI-g
tai organize an active Vigorous 1oi n
stock publication company to specl an
liable Manuscripts; this lss indeed u q
rare chance, and verify, RICHMOND nov
offers aSunique opening for such much
needed enterprise; 'incaleulable resources
are at "a command. 4 A ddress JOINT
A STOCK co.. care this office siy5
s. 200 BUYS LEASE, GooD-WIILI,,
Stock and Fixtures OF one o. the incest
& Hotels In State, clearing 700 year;
great bargain: mus. sell: food reason
E MELVILLE DANIELS, this onice.
S5oo-WANTEDB PARTY TO GUARAiNS-s
81 tee. payment OF $500 at ninety, days With
n paid, or would take IN partner. Ad-
dress SUR ETY., care this office.
TO BOOK 3AiEN-oNE OR TWO, WHO
can furnish 800, with services IN en-
partnership;L money secured: ADDRESS
h ENTERPRISE. care this Office,
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RENT.

sss{, FOH HE ~ 49, 35t.s& 81 &
FOR RENT-FLATsOF.5 2 TT Rec 55,u n
! furnished rooms with BATH for Light
housekeeping; central location; moderate
\ rent Apply 4l3 North Ninth Street.
FOR -RENT-AT VIRGINIA. BEACH,
b coy, completely furnished private COT
TAGE, few steps from Princess Anne
Hotel !; for month of May $50. Address
4 Mrs. g. e. y, virginia Bea en-, va
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THESE ARE the WONDER
WORKING Want ADS n
THAT BRlHa GREATEST 4 I: RESULTS ! 5
. ROOMS ron RENT,

LARGE -WDLis.FURNi SHED FRo NTi
Bossira 0 cBn fl care T this otce
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WANTED, DEAD. OR MAILS
1 BsiHcsKRdnRasTAFF; Phone ss1ii r.
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I %. s,NEss WANTS.

DON'T N THRoW, AWAY YOUR OLD
tssin R HEY East 'e Gary.
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WANTED. 500 BOYS n AND. MEN TO
/ hun1or BY feeding them on our best THE
"a old fashioned italian Cream Chocolntes;}
\ only at MARCHETT1 BROS. STORES
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I POSITIVELY GUARANTEE TO IN
crease the chest expansion Of any lazy I
II byl nv method OF deep breathing and
Is physical h culture MELVILLE DAM
\. iMf.s SCHOOL,, B27 .. Broad. Special
atten ton kivensto children; lady always
In attendance. FL Az Il q
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( ~ PO111 q 2 OF WALL PAPER FOR
next ten days AZ &c. F. L. BRAUER e
BRO. 3fs nv 81 5{ ls. III ~
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SHAKE WE'LL BEFORE USING 1T
Erows hair on bald heads and restores
II 4ray hair to natural color. KOENlG'S
IL HAfRSToNIC,%4275 North Sixth. a:$3B
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SITUATIONS ArE D-MALEl.#

WANTED, BY; "A GRADUATE. OF THE
q years ex perienca, q position as suparin-
lendent or principal OF PUBLIC schools:
s. state sala ~ paid. Address TEACHER
care this OFFICE 5Ss Al a ". i55 AT i8
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~ pYEINo AND cLEANlNa.

.I,ADIEs' AND GENTS CLOTHING
thoroughly cleaned and pressed. THE
MODEL s@DYEINCIks 5 & CLEANING
WORKS E2 Nv. Broad Street; Phone
I. zoos 81 ts I'M IS a3 j4if2 !.
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.....4' !! J! ! 81. .!.! I:| |
rs Gents A e.,.0 /
Cash h Advances WORD. HI A|E)S
: Z lN Y

Cash n Advances

SEEDS, Seed s-A1 til KINDS OF sEED9s
r 1T lowest prices al Seed Hea quartersss
T. y. KING COMPANY. COS East n Mar,
n, shall. isfisi 4 Y a5 3,j5ss III \. sSbs
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THE GIRLS ARE PRETTY,%THE GIRLS
are sweet hut they like the delicious
7S phoxnhatea Of every favor at THE
n TOUNTAIN,s'300 6 East Main.
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BUTToNs-soME PEOPLE TII1NKi
they are not good ad dyer We make Is,
II stance, the Stephen Putney shoe. CO.:
they know how to use them; duplicate
& order for twenty thousand just taken
THE WHITEHEAD e. HO AG CO., G. r.
4 perton,N Mgr. Twelve Nineteen Main.
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4 spEctAL1FNorlc e. lifBl3

SPEC tAL N OF 10 e .3S sBsss.S
ESTIMATES CHEERFUL LILY "a GIVEN.
a RICHMOND PRINTING \. CO l2oS v E s.
MIR. JOHN ~ WILSON, FORbrERLY8
ia Of tho firm OF Allen q Wilson. hattersS
4 sTAR CLOTHfNG ITO IS n corner fain
and Fourteenth Streets. n many friends i
OF this congeniai gent ernar1 4. WI il *. bSB
home Il, Richmond. and that they can 4
command the same courteous trentmene
- IN 4 the future that they have o. yvay W
receixed from fis hands In the pas e. /;
wishes OF HIS old friendsHyand patrons
Y and the STAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
n Is TO be congratulated on having se-a
cured his servl Ices. Il i
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statesmen WAhTEE.

BALEsAiEN-sIDEL LINE. PAYS HOTEL
q and cigar money every day; goods paid
for when sold pocket sam n Mi, f Gixe
8 CO.. Memphis Tenn. n. ~ Az Z III RI.
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HOME COMFORTS

UNION HOTEL III OMn LIKE, COM
Portable. reasonable. 81. 3 3,
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WRITE FOR OUR PRICE LIST OF
qak Tanned Belt,nE and RnTHide Iaf e
I. the z State. Repair work neatly done
THE VIRGINIA. LEATHER COS Rich.
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WHAT COULD THE POOR GIRL DO
I. but take advantage OF low prices-cashy
or credit-at& JONES .BRO S.', l40s East
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WANTED, YOU no CALL PHONE 2ee9
and we Will send ours representatives TO
SEQ you. RICHMOND PRINTING Co..,
1908 East franklin Street; phone 28e5
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GENTS COLUMN.
HOLES.

and transient boariers. Rates $3.50 and
4 "a per day; iod cling, 80. 75c, and 81 I'm calls,
Y 6Oc each. Weekly rates, 81 to 20. Special
rates to parties and excursionistS'
everything new !: cuisine instr pass ed.
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ICE ZOE CREAM, h ii PER GALLON; PIES,
Cakes and Pastries In every style;
Fruits Tobacco, etc; phone 2o5S. wv M
STON 637 Brook AVerlu 9. III z 5545 5s-s f53 81
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BETTER THAN DOCTORS AND 5hrE,D1-5
Ia cines-DANIELS, method Of deep
"A breathing and physical culture. It costs
nothing to stigate; 627 East Broad
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IF IT'S WALL PAPER YOU'RE LOOK
d lng for and want the best AT sat!sfac-
BRAUER q BROTHER, s0s-s1o North
U Fifth 55sssf
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8i BETTING AND LACE &LEATH x. iss
REST OAK TANNED BETTING. AND
y. LEATHER CO., Richmond, the only
manufacturers In the State. Repair
work neatly done. .&t ssa gG8iz355sa
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FOR SALE. "A F1NE Ass oRThfE MI OF
Grocery Wagons. II you need Rubber
Tires,R Runabout, call to see /. me. l
r car, save you money. NJ B. 81 C.. BRlSTOW..
Y 10 South Fifteenth Street. +, 81 II ri
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KEEP OUT THE WEATHER; PHONE
need Of carpenters tools. hardware of
any descrlptlon: lime plaster laths. hair;
n I, "a. KING ECOMPANY'S prices VIII
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CRHAA 8PUFTs,, 81 POUND CAKES. nc.
dozen; they are fine 80 kinds fancy
Cakes our 25o:I Pound Cakes are talk. OF
the town. 3DRINKARD's,s 423 ~ North
& Sixth Street. .5& XXI N ssfE}5 Ss45t
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coLUMN.

FRESH sALTED PEANUTS AT
81 KEAMPF' 8, 4 Ninth Street. Es "a sy,e3SS
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BOARDING AND EMERY STABLES.

FOR CoNfMoDIous, D WARM
4 pie''1and ';Madison'' Boarding and Sale
" Stables; first class attention at rea-
# sonable prices: special !, rates Tor FANCY
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sFo'R: SALE.

5IyANTEn TO- SELL, CHEAP, THE
mast complate set 81 House Moving
Tools. Apply to 4l2 North Twenty-third
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/ SHOES; 4 whole sole; no Joint 70 leak.
no nails to tear the sock: Mem I. 81;
Ladies' &C. Phone :, 2eS7 Wll sall and
SHOE FACTORY,s7 ne e. Main. A j
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To$BB AN ACTOR OR ACTRESS TAKE
the shortest road to the stage. via DAN.
q IDL6'f sLIHOOL OF ACTING =: most
complete school In the South: private
theatre In connection; e27 East Broad.
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slTUATioNs WANTED-rEMALK.
CASH IN Advance

WANTED, AT ONCE. POSITION BY
an experienced lady stenoErapfcr,8 with
good references Address Miss ". care
y this Office. Is III Ell ,iI 4,
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SUMMER RESORTS. II
\ 7RlU-NAHoUrs \ An 5 WAGONS

FOR NEW AND SECOND IANDs RUM
4 abouts,i Wagons. Phaet tons, Surveys. Days
q tons, come to SEQ me ~. G. SMITH
II No. 3l4 North Fifth Street. as NH
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SAVE MONEY B z BUYING YOUR
Wood at IN rs. URBAN's s. n Sawed Pine.
4 1850 and $3.50 81 Oak wood, S. y. Bowe
~ md Marshall Street. Old Phone n go. 3$
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AWNINGS j, Il, a. TENTs AND rLAas. 4

SAVE MONEY AND. ORDER YoUH
coming. Phone ISIS and We will call. N
al (j.COPEIJAND3 co. - % N. Ninth Street
81 Out-of.town orders receive prompt at
4 tention.5 We VI t5 4 NJ GA 3s455 aH
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LADY OF H ExPER1ENCE DESIRES
u inli; teacher@ Of English, Mathematics
French. Calisthenics. PLANO, Banjo uu !!
tar and Fancy Work. Address CABLE
* Carrollton, Va. i al