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Yukon Valley news., 1904-10-05
BOARDS
 NEW BUILDING

The building owned and occupied by A. J Stoel has been purchased and will be u.ed as a school con- mencing Monday next. The at tendance has been steadily increas- ing, and it is necessary to have a building sufficiently large to ac- commodate the children.
 There is also a tendency of the children to play on Front street, and the hill ct the mission will be harder to cliElb this winter than it is now. 1 am sure that it will be considered not only favor, but a public benefit, for any one noticing children at play in the streets dur ing school hours to constitute them selves truant officers for the time being.
 In using this building we do away with several objections and hope that the school will be a benefit to every one. Miss Parke is working hard aud we should help her all we can. GEO. w. CHILsoN,
 Pres. School Board.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-10-05
Amount of Sales Limited to Prevent
 Cornering.
N. c. Official So Stated Last
 Sunday Night.

Captain Gray. who has been looking after the interests of the Northern Commercial Go. at Fair banks, was oil the steamer Panama en route to. Dawson last Sunday night.
 Captain Gray is convinced there will be no serious shortage of pro- visions at Fairbanks. While it is a fact that the quantity furnished to any one man is limited, this is only a precautionary measure, he said, to prevent the cornering of supplies by spectators.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-10-05
A. TRAEGER
 TO WINTER HERE

Charles A. Traeger, of the firm of Traeger & Falkenberg, arrived on the steamer Oil City and will spend the winter at Rampant
 Since 1898 he has conducted a clothing and gents furnishing goods store at St. Michael, where he has done very well.
 Mir. Traeger is very we'll pleased with the amount of business the firm has done here during the past two years.
 MT. Falkenberg intended to SD; nd the winter in the States, but changed his mind, particularly on account of the great amount oi watch and mug get jewelry work on hand and in prospect.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-10-05
A. B.'S ELECT
 OFFICERS

As usual at the first meeting in October, the Arctic Brotherhood Lodge last night elected officers for the ensuing six months. The fol- lowing were elected:
 Arctic Chief K. Falkenberg.
 Vice A. C.-J. Lindley Green.
 Chaplain and Secretary-George w. Chilson.
 Keeper of Nuggets-Dr. C. H.. Gibbons.
 ]. w. Duncan, now ast A. C., will install officers next Tuesday night
 There is a dance in prospect-but that is another story.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-10-05
NARROW ESCAPE
 FROM INJURY
Gun ExplOdes Without Seri-
 Ous Consequences.

E. NJ. Brown, who is in Rampant outfitting for Beaver creek, bought Savage rifle from C. B Allen last Saturday and went down to the river to try his gun. He wanted to see if it was properly sighted.
 At the first shot the barrel burst close to the breech, blowing about eight inches of the breech end of the barrel to pieces. The barrel itseli was hurled about twenty five feet. and, notwithstanding the fact that the wood of the forearm was partially blown away. NIT. Brown was uninjured.
 Mir. Allen promptly refunded the money paid for the gun, and seemed satisfied with the fac, that the weapon had burst in another man $ hands.
 Mir, Brown said he does not think the gun was accurate anyway. as he did not hit two loot board
 The Reception Restaurant has been busy place since Il opened.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-10-05
fiiners Cooperative Association
 Pay kI. Char es.
All Private Freight Landed
 at Fairbanks.

Word arrived on the steamer Panama last Sunday night that the large consignment of freight for the Miners cooperative Association had been forwarded from Panama to its destination at Fairbanks.
 The charges were paid in full. They amounted to some $o,ooo, in stead of to $2S,ooo as enormously stated.
 All outside freight has been safe ly landed at Fairbanks. A quan- tity of freight for the N. C. Co. had not got beyond Cinema at the time of the Tanana's departure, but it was hoped to get that all through this fall. The company's new ware house, 30 by 100 feet, has been completed at Panama. and consider able freight may be stored in it.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-10-05
Hay ScOw Arrives.

Ed Biedelman and Hicks arrived yesterday with big scow load of hay for s. F.. Heeter. The load consisted of IS or 20 tons. The hay was cut on the Flats about seven miles above Fort Hamlin.
 Mir. Biedelman lowed the scow up with team of horses. He made the trip up. a distance of So miles, in 61s days. and was gone altogether 2s days.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-10-05
Party from Ruby.

Mir and Mrs. w. E. Ballou, s. l.. Cutting and Louis Siltr came in from Ruby creek Monday. They have finished all their fall work and have everyt ing ready for winter. They have bull, fine winter quar- ters and a good sleigh road up the creak.
 The hydraulic plant will be dis tribu cd along the read aud put together this winter. SO everything will be tn readiness for the early spring.
 Mail Superintendent Jules Ma rion wired that q heavy mail left Eagle Sept as on the Terrell. bat u has not arrived.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-10-05
St. Andrews Mission.
Sunday Services.

Sunday Services. Morning prayer and sermon al It. Evening prayer and seFmon 7;3o.
 Friday Service. Littny at [ D. m.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-10-05

The Reception Restaurant has been a busy place since ii opened.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-10-05
Presbyterian Church.

Services at the courthouse Sun day evenings at : 90
 NJ. F.. Kooncv, Missionary.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-10-05
OLSON X CHAPMAN
 ON GOOD PAY

Shorty" Olson came in Monday from No. r2 Quail creek. He made the journey in seven hours
 He reports himself and Chapman on good pay. They have followed the pay back under the bench OH the left limit of ra, with pay in- creasing all the time. ard pan niugs running from } cents to sr.27 to the pan. The bedrock pitches toward the hill. They will take out dump this winter.
 Olson X Chapman are the origt' nal discoverers of gold tn ths Troublesome country. They have cabins completed and everything in readiness for winter,
Yukon Valley news., 1904-10-05

Alvin Paxsou is working in the N. (. Co. 's store.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
BIG DAY POLITICALLY. 1
Shaw and Daniel in Wytlleville.
Kelley Doing Yeonan's Service

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.)
5&WrYrHE LILLE, VA Oct. =. -ssa turday
will he quite IL day in the political history
Of Fl Wythevllle3 county, M both parties
WI. be represented by men OF large cal-
.Der.a The Republicans Will have Hon.
Leslie NJ. Shaw TO address them In the
morning. and the Democrats will have
Hon. y ohm W. Daniel and Hon. James;
w. Marshall to speak to them at night.
The apathy in both OF the parties is pass
ing away rs the dry for casting the t,atots
approaches. and on the part of the Demo-
Gratis there Il a. marked increase Of In
tcrcst. s35,s s. 55 s
The speeches OF Hon. L. S. x clley. Rich
fmond, who has been canvussing the $coun-
5ty, have had telling effect. Every
where he was greeted with large and
snpprccativea audiences. who were thor
oughly aroused by his clear and convinc-.
ing arguments in favor Of Democratic
nj ncirles, and his whitening arraignmcnt
Of the policies of4the Republicans and the
higt handed actions OF the present Exc
chi I've
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED FOR WAR SONGS
and poems of the Southern Confed-
eracy." Collected and editei by an ex-
Confederate and well known author
Rev. H. NJ. Wharton. D. y. Dedicated
to the late General John 3. Gordon; en-
dorsed by most prominent ex-Confed-
crates and the Daughters Of the Con-
federacy; contains over 800 pages: mag
niiicentiy illustrated: rare collection OF
war songs and poems dear to every
r Southern heart: every true Southerncr
vii, want this book. enormous demand;
magnificent opportunity Tor agents; one
agent made $500 first week: another
Sos 50 in seven weeks: terms liberal;
territory assigned on application: outnt
free. Send at once Is cents 10 pay post
age; don't delay. Address Dept j.
THE JOHN c. WINSTON CO, lVv5 Arch
Street. Phila., Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
COTTON
Mill RAlSES4WACES
Restored to Old Figure Before
tic Price Of Cotton
Wcnt Soaring.
especial to The Times Dlsputch.)

lSpccin1 to TIC TlWts-DIsPHtcT.J
51,YNCHBul.G, VA, Oct. 2S.--.rhe ems
ployes OF the Dynclburg Cottci, Mill are
eiated over the fnct that they have been
wapea will be restored to the same figures
ns they were previous to last Febilt.ty.
when by reason OF he hgh price OF eo..
lred,ictti lar, }pcr cent Over coo employees
ara d iyccted, ana this news coniirg a, tie
beginning OF tho cold Wchlher5is most wsi-
come to- all. Yii AZ
should & be stated that last February,
when tho reduction was made In wag&
tho amount OF rents Of the compnsay
now. while the wages have been stored.
the rents remain unchanged, or stu =
per cent. less than they were THIS ,inio
last VAR, nv IVA III I&t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
NEW DOG LAW.
The First Case Of Arrest Lands
the Purloiner in the'Lock-U Up.

4 IS
fspecnl 10 The Times- )spatch.)
f.lIASr, CRY. Oct. 2S.-Lrhc first case
sof the larceny Of q dog under the new
law was before the Mayorr yest.rhhS., y
negro trnnlj, went to the YARD OF MY y,
ID. 2Norvell nnd carried away u NAluoD1i'..
the thief and overlook him 8 miles dis
tant and brought man and dog back g;
town. The dog had been assessed ana anu
tax paid. Tho man confessed ana scA -
pccted to sell the dog. a fine was I'M
posed OF five dollars, which he could not
pay, and he was confined In the lock-np.}
There hasn't been a political speech made
here during tho campaign, and no need
FOR any. as practically all are for Parker
and Davis. 5s u
The public sechool hero is overlooking
with pupils and additional room and
teachers will have to be provided. ON
justice ]. J. Al Crutchfield. Of your city,
has been at The Mecklcnburg for sew
in health. with him are g. G. lsuakcll.
g. X. Pollock. and " r. sDab i II q {
Richmond. 5i6 s3f SS IA 5S II 33
Invitations nrc out TO the marriage OF
Mr.. John , Mason NJ God " Gregory. OF this
town, 10 Mlss Mary Grattnn Barksdalc.s
r. Nj, at Grace Episcopal Church.
8'..lvnyside Inn here. is putting an add!--55
ton OF 1--WE rooms to her hotel. sts
5 Unfayora BILE seasons have caused q fall-
ing OF IN tobacco receipts, but a warm
damp spell w II overflow the lnnrket.
Prices now are high for all desiiu Bile
grades, and u common stock W also sells
well 555s344 3S a &if ai55 III E$3 53 IN
From a start in a, small way r. NJ.
5Jenreys and Sons In their cheroot and
cigar mandatory. now employ about
fifty hands. and their product is sold
through Virgin and the Carolinas and
the demand Is equal to their capacity.
Enlargement Of building necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
A BUSHEL OF EELS.
a Mill Wheel Stopped by the
Mass Of Wrigglers.
10 The IImels-Dlsratcl

t5tl58(S reclA16 TO Tic 'TImes- Dlsratcll.l " n
y DUN.SVII.lsE. VA.,& October 22S.--A
bushcl or more Of cells were found IN the
casing around the turbine wheel ut.
Hunoley & Hos!;ins's mill Monday last
'rhc wheel was so clo!sed hat It could
not turn, and 1t required several hours
to remove the tangled and twisted mass
Some of them We're severa ! foet long
and as large AZ aYsman's arm, How they
got there is "a mystery. They could nave
come from the creek below or from the
pon,l above the wheel. but how they nap.
pened to be In such a. school and all
getting In the casing at once is worry
strange, mi xxx fh5 n 598 bE5&f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
Centennial Celebration.
fenncinl M Tho Tlmca- DlspNleh

m 1SpCCIlI IN, ,r,o
sTAuNrU VA Get ,et.Ey s, i ae e Church
gurion OF the tlrsl itsnn{ red Il, nnnivcr-
!, nar se'en + havlns g been
1901 The exercises began on W a,al, Az
night With an llsstWlcl sk *, u e. 4
livored BY the ysner,nle SG hw Wei III Known
2prosbyteran q ministers, reception 70
those attending from the county, g IT,
r,tn, nv tie musical faculty and pupsls
81 the Mary Baldwin Seminary, ana e otl'er
exercises. " Z, I. H., -,
~, ,,mn we're REV. William e. Baker.
Who Was pastor Of this church for n
years Tho celebration closes On sun ~
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CORPORATION at Columbia, Va.

isAt III Especial ia The Times Dspatch.>
4CoI.uMpiA, VA, October q. The annual
ms sling OF the Episcopal convention o. tl,e
city OF Richmond was held 5at St. +, Johns
Church Columbia, Yn,,i beginning Tuesdav
nigh, and lasting untilSThuraduy night =
'The visiting mlnistcrR were Rev. lI'nyna
Tyler, archdeacon of virginia; Re-. pr. Jnlii$
Dr.. Gravatt. reetnr Holy Trinity; Richmond,
va; Rev. Gates Meade, rector Christ Church.
rector. Sf, Andrew s Church, Richmond. Va;
Re s'i s. s. Hepburn b rector ST, James. Ash
land. Va: Rey, q. T. IiMyk, rector Barton
Heights RIchmnnd. Va Rev. Morton john
son, rector ST. John's Church, Columbia, "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
TO MEET THE INDIANS.
The Line Considerably Changed
in the Virginia Team.
Especial to The Tlmes- Dlspatch.)

lie
Ii CIiAnLOTTlssVlLLE VA Oct.S s.
{ The Virginia foot ball team left noon
\ Tor Norfolk 10 meet the Carlisle Indian
team III the annual contest. The saLad
of twenty regulars and substitutes was
accompanied by DR. WA. Lambeth, the
physical RI dircctOr; Manager Bell anu
Coach San ford. sls f3{ Il 81 ga
D unfortunately the. contests, with the
I teams o I the Virginia lntcrcolle AS
ISOLATION and the series or !. accidents
Which the various men have suffered rom
y the season S opening have kept the make
up Of the team unsettled In the game
against the Red Skins the line upswill be
changed considerably. The men Va. begin
the gn me as follows; 4se8 s
Warren left end !; Cooke. left tackle;s
Murphy, left guard; Beckett, centre; 4
Spear right guard Johnson. right ! ac.,s;$
I left half.llammond Johnson, right hal
Council, full. 5s4 ss3 Y tx va
weighs $40 Spear Is out aguln after a
broken hand. and Beckett has shown Won
3dcrful Improvement. These three men
strengthen Virginia,s weak points. III,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
BARGAINS.

HEAVY, WARM COMTORTABLES AT
81 90 and $3.50 are great values finer ones
are no warmer. PE4BERTON, PRICE
~ co. =HttH-. fsFlN s3e5'dt gsir 3t0 I'll tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

confreres, finding bond
road TO wealth. then
j districts. anu issued
each. which they sold
OF Educational Lands
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
Indicted for Perjury.

(srecIal a to Tho Times plspatchl
N1WFORTa NEWS VA, October as,-Ths
Corporation Court has returned true bill
place OF business II Just beyond the City
limits. on a charge q perjury. The CHARGE
srPw out Of an alleged discrepancy between
In tht Corporation Court II n trial for SELF
Ins liquor sunday nat The prosecution q
shs attoar r Ior tie Antl,salopn League s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
Champion Pool Player Of Vir-
ginia.
gina.

tspec!a, 70 The Times- Dispatch.}
+ SOUTH BOSTON, Ma, Oct. 2S.- Samuel
N. Bowman, Of Richmond. ana George r.,
Morris. of ttas place engaged in match
game OF 200 hall continuous pool
iiere Tuesday night-ssr the championship
ri Virginia, The game was PLAYED In the
ard interesting, The game resulted In
favor Of Mr.. Morrls--go0 10 Mr.. Bowman's
ia I'll
Mr. Morris has worn the championship
belt for the past two Years and seems
10 be quite an es,,rs: With the ,lIiS. a
very large crowd witnessed the game,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

SAMPLE LADIES' AND MEMS SHOES
all leather and big values. $lS AL
BERT STEIN, Fifth and Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
! Bethel Academy Wins,

speelal 10 the Tunes; d plspaay8ph;} ,ethcl
A,.ade,nyf 70, day defeated Eastern College
Of Front Royal. Va, by u score q y e, e
o.. The visitors had the weight on the
home team. but were eoptp'nyed ". every ,,t!;
respect Funkhollser AGE TWO a uuei,.
downs, w lson ono and Morgan another;
the Iii round playing Of 2Jeffrles was es- -
5pecially cretlitAhle, s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

MAIN sT, r., 3l5--NEWLY9 Fu4.4, 4od-
ed room. with or without board, at rea-
soma Bile price,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
-Is'7sll. Nc apiti- 3
MEETINGS.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Office of the Secretary, a
N3TlG1 g, 1s H dnd 9 GtxS TAH "
4 stockhOldcrs or the Atlantic Coast
Line RAILROAD Company VIII be held
at the Office OF The company. In the
city Of Richmond Va, on Tuesday.
1901, at II o'clock A. NJ. The transfer
books of the Company will he clio ed
from the nth to the fifteenth OF Mo-
yember, both dates inclusive. "a
H II. l.. BORDEN, Secretary. q
Dated October cath. 1904
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

MAIN SPRINGS. WARRANTED .
years. best hprnss, nc, clean your
Waleh ~ good order. guarantee Il 2
years. 5eci-erystals. otheFs gst iOe Tor,
lDc, MUD, Jewcer, o. u br5ad HtTeat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

SIXTH. NJ, NO 6-TABLE BOARDERs
wanted; NICE comfortable board; reas-
enable terms. References required. Al,-
+ ply No. 6 North Fifth Street, Richmond.
Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
Miss Mackay Defeats Miss
Bishop, e 1F5a FL.

(By Assoclated l'Iess.J ~ 7, -, y,
NEW HAVEN, CONN. Oct. 2s,-M IS
Sl,n :I.ue Mackay, OF Oakley. defnatV!
Miss " Georgiann Bishop, the national
Champion, at the opening golf tournament
on Country Club links to-day IN the
5iiilal match, by a score OF ono up 10 holes,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Gs9ya r Ays19s nnd eeeh srsoI1@Rey,J
i s. ~ "ss sayn Ss'ts aS1nss
Greatness Of Childhood Sunday school q,
ssFS ssS MA gyEeH
day school so 4: y. Thomas II starks sup..
ner Grace and Fonshcc Streets).-Rnv. C1iAS:
/ S. GARDNER. ~ L p, or.,-sundny school
4 ~ X. and nd Il ii. frayer %eesinx Weans.a4y
.s.vNtY BAPTIST q !; i c (coRS III
A. NJ ~ a 1"i II SUNDAY IA ' sehool al sis
st isiHSu fsEany prSsf f0e Hunc CORNER
Leigh and Fifth Streets REV. Dr. J. y.
o MorSnx pr suSee
Lord; theme at night, Safe IN the Ark. =
METRIC DIST n
BROAD STREET METHoDlsT.E EPISCOPAL
nahGMneyj lEE an and spqoSEA pastor
ft cESrnN < y & METHon cHuRc1,
ss,Wssn Fourth and Eth
d ns ,Tno1 y Ney Ct
ii a. NJ se,vlees and sermon by pas to-. to.
%(hfth sermon In Aeries.of sermons on tho
honey sunday school at 500 A. NJ. All seats
rex rXK *! ere pi iny.!sa METHODIST cnuRcr
corner w. 4 FRANKLIN and Pine streetay-Rcv.
Sunday Sunday school aa az
Is Usios STATION 4 q cnY { |. sTWEy
at II A. NJ. and s r.. 81.
PRi:sBYrEltlAN.s
pREshSTE lea SMSHGR 1coE
n f and s:5 r. NJ preaching ~ the pastor. ali
3w ''sE;e:'5Sp SPIEsBYTER1AN cHURcH-REv.
RiUssELLE CECIL. D. 3 D, pastor Services at
III "A s. NJ. and IS r. NJ Sunday school 9:f5 a..
a. "Wednesday q IN N. 5s.: -
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN .cHUncH--REv..
Il. - EGG LEsToN pas.or.TP reaching blythe
cffiR1nRov 5 5Ek ffy tn 81 st; s 3D.
All oel9sk a n ana cIoc
sunday school at 3:3o a. NJ. Young peoples
,5s e sSft
park Avenue and Harrison strset1-aeyi.J :.
CALVIN PIX < D. - pa a. 4 s,,n.
nes Ter ;ill
g ~ and nxf'su =. Nj BY Rev. LIsH
.: j.. sunday scnooi 80 Az ~. MD, :, week
service Tuesday SP5 M welcome % hll.#43
CHRISTIAN.
,c,,vrN.r14 STREET 8cHRISTIAN8 CHURCH
corner Of seventh and araec
..1
selr Love- the o. hr,s,
Love evening h'eh flEs'Tc''r.s'
Or the Church. , - ~, n {. n IA N
cMH2RhS s1iAhhl Ghfhr =.
isitaun,ng Sunday at Nh iM,nr,
citzenhnp sp M ~
Christian q !;naeayoyrn s2ce,y rlNuu {A1or,
" 20 ~. mnil, and Floyd Avenue? -French-
rs between '',,rrow BY rev HENHY ll3ARcE Ats
$KfSy ii ii a.. n. and y 7, "a! u,
- =. EPISCOPAL, 5Sfs
r15r CHURCH Q THE HOLY. CoM Ilsat;
~, It;royo Avenue. corner ltolnd Street1-,.
~ I.,HN III, DICKINSON, rector
1n,,,v I'll II A. NJ and afternoCn8o y ctHe -
nu,y school 80 clock seats irse V1si1o '
cordially welcome. s.43
=. In. e LUTHERAN. 83i 55ia44is
rrRsTs ENGLISH LUTHERAN. CHuACH
ts.vnntn Street, between 8Broao any u'aco!1
ftssH Ahk - Ia a -.
ana S Il. Al. wednesday DIET =! 4, o c'o '
5,,,,,,s,, rriliTttyd OF ST, SCIENTIST
scrv.css sunaa mogl;ng lo SVVe e1nea az
sermSn, At,an and fsaien Man IN ,,,
evening $3.50 sas,ns T ! Pa oEshM Nam st.sst
10 IA NJ TO II. NJ y y, ~ ~ - 4
All are WelcoWe. s452t .4ss
- NEW JERUSALEM. %, II 7,
SEW JER usA Al ~. = ~, ~ a.v
,tC Tree reuding room anu !emu"s LIBERTY
.n Ctnily syi suuln Fms. corner i,sveriy;
,v ~ pastor. os. I'VE -
i.e' Il = Sunday schuol ~ Al Al "elcotssc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

PAPER PATTERNS ARE
winners all along; acononyi and accu-i
Y acyt combined: 5, 10 and loo. PEA1Bl1R-
4TON,$PRICE e CO. TIL ssjs yf ~
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LOST AND FOUND.


S25. 90 REWARD AND NO UEsTlONSs
asked for the return of CHECK lost OF
e stolen. drawn by w. .. &C. q. Burton
on Merchants National Bank OF k.cn,
mona. Va, payable to Herman Myers Ell
FOR 5000 Return TO ~ N. twentieth
Street. city. s} sti. "A
HEIRS LOST THOUSANDS aFoR LACK
of corporate surety bonds, American
Bonding Company bonds admlhstrator:s
and other fiduclureS. 'Ph0ne SSl ,. /.
PuLLl2AAl. Agent. Times Building.
LOST-YESTERDAY, POCkEr-BOOk.
containing notes, visiting cards. small
photos and naturalization cnrd OF Rlch-
mond College, etc. Liberal reward II
left at Timess-D spatch office
-LOSr-ON BROAD STREET. FRIDAY
morning, one black garter with buckle;
initials S. c. Please return TO No. 2O1
West Brond Street. and receive reward.
MISS SARAH CUNNINGHAM.
Ell WIDE Il Z,
Ninth and Main. Byrd Street Depot, roll
Of NOTES, between fifty and SHY dol
lars. Liberal reward II returned to LEO
South Belvidere.
LOST-Ay SMALL BUNCH OF KEYS ON
or near Main Street. "A reward Will be
given If left at The Times Dispat ch Of
ice.
YOU CAN NOW FIND s. T. PULIAM
4 CO., Insurance Agents, at n. Tenth.
Their reliable companies write Fire In
surancs and Surety Bonds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

MAN TO SELL OUR
mill production spring dress goods.
white goods, etc. to the retail country
stores On commission: good side line.
FRANK .. LA 3LAN,SE d CO., Phi.a.
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SOLICITORS & statesmen

SALESMAN-H A y T E D, SALES.4AN,
already engaged in travelling, to sell
Linseed OH and Paints as Side line In
Virginias and Southern States; no sam
pies needed. Address Box t33. Rich
ynOEd. Va.
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is TO CERT. ( THAI
] have this day sold out my stock Of
goods at Jarralts Va, TO Mr.. VA
G;rigs, who viii continue the business IN
VIII please settle, and MI parties having
accounts against me viii send them %
me for settlement. IT, u, PIIDNEAU,
Itdlnburg. ~ Oct, 20. 1904
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
T EI:iE:.DEE BRANCHES.

The following Branch Offices have
been established for the, benefit OF
those living ut d distance from the
Main once OF The aIimes-D ispa tch.
,rho Tee-Dse Wants left at any Of
these branches viii receive the same
careful attention as though they had
been left at the Main Office, and there
will be no extra cost to the advertiser
/ sLAUGHTER'sS DRUG STORE, TWen-5
ty-tfth and Venable Streets.
/ w. r. EANES TWenty''lTth and le'oh
2. x, SCOTT, rwentty.fItth ana ! eroaa
Ro oe,Ts'. ]. WILLIAMS, Twenty. :tr. /,
| r, Il, N. HARRISON. Foushes and
G. NJ. LATIMER, No. 800 West Mar.
TH 1.u pRu SsToRE,N No. 1881
West Main Street, ID
u, REVERi GE, Crook Avenue and
Clay Street,
RADY's DRUG STORE. Barton
pEo sFn0s' ORIG sToRE. No. 5000
williamsburg Avenue, Fulton.
RoBiN's PHARMACY, No., 200 East
Marshall Street. "
CITY Drug STORE. No, 144+ East
Main Street, corner Fifteenth.
IuDsoN CUNNINGHAM, No, 2027
East Main. corner TWenty'flrst.
PINE STREET ARMAcY, No. a34
South Pine Street. ;-T,s
POlNDExTER,KlR t<-PA tsf1 CO.,
No. 418 East BROAD Street,
THE .PARAo ON II ii a RhdAcY Nc, 400
North Sixth Street.
EATON PHARMACY, Twenty eighth
and N Streets. W ~ g