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bowling. In the latter sport she car
ried the championship and now, during
the meets at the Vendome, the accu-
racy Of Miss Ives is very much missed.
Not a merr4er debutants makes her
bow to society this year than Miss
Irene Sabin, whose coming-out tea"
Of yesterday was a crush-synony-
nous with success But then. the Sa-
bins have a fashion of doing things
charmingly. and the tea OF yesterday
was Of kind with their former affairs.
Mrs. Truxtun Beale, fairer than ever,
is back from her wanderings-and ap-
parently glad to be "home"-but
fraught is she with the happenings OF
the months that have past. when she
was feted in splendid fashion while
away.
Among the bevy OF brides at Van
ooUver Barracks is pretty Mrs. Gilbert
Allen, she who was Ethel Kent. Van
couver Barracks has come to be a sort
Of nuDtial dove-cote, no fewer than
three brides gladdening the dull rou-
tine Of life thereabouts for three
mighty interesting army chaps
One is set to wondering how the
soldering" is Citing on-if what
bluff old General COrbin said was true.
But the nation hasn't suffered as
yet from the multiplicity OF arrny
brides. But perhaps the beuigerents-
whoever they be-haven't yet heard OF
the number Of officers thus fncapaci-
tated for military service.
What a pretty dOmicile is that Of
General and Mrs. Rawlesl Every. con-
dition about it is such that is desirable
for hOme-site, view and cOnvenfence
In this case the latter consideration is
particularly to be commended. From
the fact that the Preside has so long
been home to them, it was not easy
to leave the reservation, so full OF
pleasant memories attached to the days
before General RawIes' retirement.
But, situated as they are now, on Green
street, the new home commands a view
Of their old ground, which Is only a
step, comparatively, and the friends in
CIVIL life are also within easy access
OF the Rawles' household. They will
keep first and third Fridays from now
on, and with their daughter, Miss
Rawles, expect to entertain through
the winter
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officers, whose arrival also enr1ches
the life of town society. Lieutenant
u. S. Grant and Lieutenant Douglas
Macarthur came in on the transport
Thomas last Tuesday and have re-
ceived warmest welcome Their stay
here will signalize many affairs, IN
consequence of which societys calen-
dar will soon be overfowing.
The Sunday afternoon musicales'
established by Mr.. and Mrs F. M
Pickering, are finding much charm
and favor in the eyes Of their friends,
a few Of whom are asked each Sunday
and who thoroughly enjoy the artistic
ir,formaIity. The two daughters, Miss
Rhoda and Miss Marie, are still un-
initiated, that is, formally, but are
often seen at small affairs.
The tournament Of athletics at the
Preside was a gala occasion for more
than those who participated. The
town foIk-mostly our prettiest maids
mingled with the army girls and, al
together, what a good time they hadi
For every day, there was lunch served
at the Officers Club, giving ample op-
nortunity for merry chatter-and
there was no lack-while yesterday
was a day of further festivity. There
is really no excitement and pleasure
like that furnished by the bluecoats;
it may be a glamour, but the fact re-
mains. Maids, you cannot be CEN
sured for your devotion to the Stars
and Stripes, in more ways than one.
Miss Ella Clark. Of Los Angeles, is
a niece Of Senator Clark of Montana
She will be married next month
tn Henry Lee and the wedding will be
a leading society event in Los Angeles.
Attending Miss Clark will be Miss Ed
Wilma Hammond Of San Francisco
and Miss Adelaide Brown Of Los An
eeles. who, by the way, is an extremely
~rattv and winsome maid with soft
brovvn hair and delicate cOloring
Miss Clark, with her mother, Mrs.
Poss clark, is in San Francisco for a
short time.
Miss Florence Ives is devoted to
outdoor sports. and is also clever in
dealing with them. She, with her
mother, spent part of the summer at
san Jose, where Miss Ives was a Wig
orous tennis player and excelled 10
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Ednah Robinson, Fral-klin Barnett,
Signor Ventura, Mrs. Elisabeth Ger
berding,, DR.. Arnold Genthe, William
Greer Harrison, John r. Bride, Judge
William P. Lawlor, Miss Miriam Mich
elsen, Miss Eva Withrow, Charles Sed-
wick Aiken, Ashton Stevens (who's a
diligent member Of the club in Mrs.
Stevens absence In the southland) and
loads of others.
Tomorrow Miss Amy Gum and Miss
Mabel Gum will entertain at large
tea, informally, as charming Miss Ma
bel l~aves for New York on Thursday.
At the tea her friends will bid her fare
well, as the bonny maid goes on to
wed DR.. Thayer of Porto Rico-lucky
chap. It is believed tnat the young
physician will bring his bride back to
her native city.
Miss Reed Hutchins, daughter of the
late DR.. Hutchins, is making admirable
and praiseworthy progress in her mu-
sical work in New Yor,- She is a
close friend in the household of Mrs.
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Miss Florence Ives is devoted to
outdoor sports. and is also clever in
dealing with them. She, with her
mother, spent part of the summer at
san Jose, where Miss Ives was a Wig
orous tennis player and excelled Ia
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The Sequoia Club was very merry
in spots-on Tuesday night Somehow
many people have a notion that the
club is a sort Of gilded trap for lions.
and on entering find seductive spot.
sit them down tenderly and thought
fully and ask their neighbor, Friend.
who and where are the lions Tonight"
There was much wit unIoosed, wit
good and bad. And what with the lot
Of pretty women thereabouts the even
ing was rather pleasant-not so "at-
mospheric," however. as some the club
has known. But Of course, too much
cannot be expected of ice water func-
tions. At the more formal club stunts
President Aiken provides some very ex-
cellent punch. Say what you will.
there's some psychological connection
between ice water and social chiIliness.
Among the guests were noted Mr..
and Mrs. Fremont Older, Mrs. Linda
V. Bryan, Miss -1arie Wells, Mrs. Gus
tave Adolph Boyer, Miss Frances Jol-
life, Miss Elsie Sperry, Mrs. Ella Sex
ton, Miss Anna Strunsky Consul and
Mrs. Courtenay Bennett, Mr.. Saunders
Of Mexico, Major and Mrs. c. NJ. Gil
lett, Z. S. A; Mrs. Otto Bendix, Miss
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Our army post is increased by two
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FOR SALE.

-FOUR FOOT. PORTABLE. GEARED
corn mill! Eosophus stones, In fine con-
dltion. complete with all equipment, In
Guiding belt, twenty-inch spront 4
Waldron corn mill, vertical French burrs;
perfect condition; largo capacity.
C.HAS. WILLARD & SON, Coimbin,
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VARSITY AFIELD.
The Team Practicing for thu
Thanksgiving Game.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatcht
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.. November
Sl5.-The Varsity football eleven began prac-
,ice to-day for the final game OF the season
that with North Carolina in Richmond on
Thanksgiving Day, for this championship OF
4the South. II was the first Ene-up since the
+ canies, with the Naval Cadets Oh saturday
last Yesterday the men were ali rather sore
4 and were excused from the usual routine. In
fact several OF the regulars were no, In their
ylac.. was iasen Today by good substitute.
in the game with the Afidd!es A valuable
ba1k field man has sprained ankle, but his
place was taken To-Day BY good substitute.
who can be counted upon 10 put up stiff
Eai1e on Thursday next While North Caro-
linz has 2 game scheduled for Tomorrow.
Virginia In no contest between NOW and
q Ia nksctrinE uag,, and should be In the pink
of condition ,or next Thursdays battle.
The Orange and Eiue has sonle old <cores
st1 settle, and ns1; Thursday is The day set
for ,hf settlement. The contest Will un-
6puhtediy be the stisest ever played On the
southern gri6ino1- Cardinals star. player.
Carpenter Is The only Virginia player. who
ever scored 3 point against the University
team. and Virginia vii! have 20 keep her eyes
open TO prevent his scoring a touch jown or
kicking q goal from field next Thursday.
He s undoubtedly the best ali-around foot
ball player in the South.
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HARVARD GLOOMY, BUT
WILL PUT UP GAME FIGHT
fgpecis, 10 the T,met.p.spa.ct

Especial TO The Times D!Spatrh.)
CAMBRIDGE. MASS, November I5.-Gioom
rara. Yesterday. n addition 10 The fart that
the scrub scored. ,wo touchdowns TO ono on
the Varsity attsr makl.g II look AXE high
u school team fir 4 space Of fifteen minutes.
come the announcement OF crippled list,
which. unless miracles OF recovery occur in
the mex. few days. practically means good
by TO all Harvarda aspirations and hopes.
II looks now exceedingly doubtful Il either
Meier or Brill Haryerd's regular tackles. will
be able 10 start against Yale at New Haven
II they stan. they will last out the first
half.
Br,lls injury is torn shoulder lga.ncnt.
Meters right arm has been hurt so often in
the same place tina badly bruised nerve
causes him intense pan whenever the spot IL
jnrred against. +, will take strong cornbina
ton to III Meier for the game
Davy, promising tackle. broke his collar
bone IN Saturdays game. Derby, who made
his III" In the Yale game last year Is
another Harvard tackle on the cripple list.
lie win probably be able to play Saturday
but he will be In far from top-notch form.
The only ray OF brightness Is the announce
me.t that Pierce, the big scrub tackle. who
has been showing up 50 brilliantly AGAINST
the Varsity recently, has been declared eli !.
vii! probably play agans, Yale in case Meier
does rot get around IN shape, IS a giant
standing six feet Two inrhes In height, and
weighing clos" on TO go POUNDS, He has
not played before, because he failed to pa So
his examinations last June admitting him
10 the sophomore class;
Hurl'y, the captain, says the men would
Play the game of their lives against YaIo
on Saturday. He also said that all the men
were ''flt'which contradicts the reports from
soldiers Field, although not for the first
time this year.
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METROPOLITAN
SEASON At END !
Races at Aqucduct Closed Yes
terday i'll Presence OF
Good Crowd.
OXFORD OK: 'l7l WINS HANDICAP
Rapid Water Gets First Race
and Go Between Beats South
crner for Second.
OXFORD WINS HANDICAP
(Bv Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The Metropolitan
racing season came to a close at Aduc-
duct o.day and u good crowd was IN at
tendance Three favoritcs Won Stmmh
res:
First race--six and half f'lrlonss--
Rapid Water G. to y first, Old England
Is to y second, Missing Link az TO y
third Time, :21 40
Second racc-selling. one mile and five
sxteenths-Go Between,G to o first, INC
Southelner a to y second, ADMINISTER
a to y third. Time, 2:l7 20.
Third raeenssllins fye fargn II aes.
ond. Dazzle. IL to y third Time l:O2 =
Fourth raeethe Ro5 iy1 Han mana Tae
G 10 y second. Little En- g to y third.
Time. 1:4O 20.
Fifth race-selling, one mile-Akela, as
to 81 first Kickshaw (cven) second, Prince
Ching G to y third. Time. l:l
Sixth r9ee.siS furlo n F9S M, j. ~, 10
Us to j third. Time. :l6 20.
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Z II. ". III DESPORTES, ID. d. S. DENTAL,
Office. G25 E. Main Street Phone 2cf &
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OLD PEOPLE HAVE THEIR

The most common ailments to which
people past middle age are subject are
Indigestion and constipa ton. Fortunately
there is n remedy especially suited 10.
these disorders, and that affords prompt
relief. ltis called Chamberlnins Stoll,-
ach and Liver Tablets. The Laxative ct.
feet Of these Tablets is 80 agreeable ana
so natural that you do not realize tina.
1t has been produced by n medicine. lS1eS
also Improve the appetite and strengthen
tho digestion. Write to the Chamberlain
Medicine CO.. Des Mninrs,, Iowa. for
free sample. and give them trial, or
get'thc regular Scent size from, all drug
pfStS SO lil H354 lf1fa45s g51.9i t4 I.e'.sa
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED FOR WAR SONGS
and poems Of tile Southern Confed.
Confederate and well known author,
Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, y. y. Dedicated
to the late General John Il. Gordon; eil-
crates and tho Daughters Of the Con.
federacy: contains over 100 pages: mag.
niticently Illustrated; rare collection Of
wnr. songs and poems dear TO every
will want this book; enormous demands;
magnificent opportunity for agents; one
agent made s9a.2O first week another
S32S.aO III seven weeks. terms liberal;
+ territory RESIGNED on application: OUTFIT
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& The JOHN C. WINSTON CO., 1905 Arch
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WALTHOUR TO Try For
MILE IN As SECONDS

"Bobby'' Wallhour, the pace following
champion OF cycle riders, VIII attempt to ride
a mile strugltaway in forty-fye seconds at
III Crnond automobile meet s ID
s Walthour viii no paced In his attempt by
Trei Nagle IN un eighty horsepower car.
Wind shields will be fitted TO the rear Of the
machine. i I'll
said that In that country tho Elfed gained
In following motors will, wind shields became
80 great that a stop was put to IT. and tho
motors were rc,,bed Of their shields, ana the
3nacenakers compelled to take on iall but skin
tloi, ~ y -
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TAYLOR IN FAVOR OF
|NTERLEAGUE GAMES
American Magnates Will Spring
Sensation at Coming Con-
vention in Chicago.
ls;pecIal TO Tho Times Dispatch

TjDCCIHT v 10 Nine. Il "OISTNNtCH,J
y BOSTON, November To- prasidcnt John
]. Taylor. OF tho Boston American League
Cub VIII spring sensation the a.,
Chicago this month. He Will propose his
series OF post-season games in both Leagues
with the eight ans of the American League
meeting the eight & teams OF tho National
LEAGUE IN the order that they stand at the
e Il Of tho season. 55 is
In order to bring about these games X
would be necessary to have the schedule
shortened or started earlier In the year, so
as to have chance to finish up the post
season contests, II the< leagues vote on the
matter and II goeg- through, there Is not likely
to be another such hitch In arranging the
final champlonsh!p series as occurred this
year by Hrushs refusal to meet the Boston
American {5f 81. Ri s5 WHIT "A
President Taylors idea Is to name a COM
mit.c from the American League to mfet
one from the National League md mako the
necessary ARRANGEMENTS. -Ea.. ~ 1902.
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Results at Latonia.
fnv AssncInied press. !

7I--TI17-|-7-- "|IBY AssoCathH @ITeS5J q = y
E CINCINNATI, November 10
First racc-seven furlongs-Ethel Davis az
TO y first, Trepan 90 to y second, Ben Mora
z az to u third. Time. 1:?s.
Second rnce--six furlongs--.Hcrlidn 60 tc
~ first, Greengown a to u second Lady
Ellison e to y third, Time. rs.
( & Third race-one milc-Swift Wing Is to o.
first y. l.. Moore 6 to y second. Outwai
t6 to y third. Time. 1:I IL.
Fourth iace-six and one-half furlonGs-
ED. Tierney G TO 81 first. Major T. j. Car
son d2 TO y second. Just So az to 81 third.
Time, 1:211-4,
Fourth race-rnie and an. eghth-School-
mate Is to y first. Copperfield ni to 81 Sc
cond .Cheboygan "a to 81 third. Time, 1:hS 4.
Sixth racc-fivc and ore-half furlongs-Free-
lbooter 13 to 10Y first, Frebal g TO p second.
Manfred tl6 to u third. Time, 1907 IL.
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FOR THIS Gil. u, THE CORRECT
weights In Mertno Underwear 81 and
$l50 the garment. PEMBERTON,
PRICE x co.
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WANTED. SEVERAL, GOOD MEN OF,
fine address to present high-grade stock
easily earn s1OO weekly under our plan.
Call between hours OF to 10 P. NJ. L..
F. ENGLESBY, Representing Congress-
lonal and Mexican Mining Co., The JET
ferSOn fsIaH t3E5 SS45 Fsss5Ftt5&
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TIGERS Elect Cooney.
fsnoclsI to The Times, plspatch

fsncc'Hl TO The Tmes,p lspatch.) n
PRINCETON. N, u. November IL --James
Lawrence Coorey, '07. Of Scranton. Pa, has
heen elected caD'a4- OF Pr ceton's foot ball
eleven for.neSt seayon Hc prepared for
was tackle on tho team which defeated Yale
11fEto g. lie has made brilliant rekrl
the tcpm cooncy is twentv-four years old
A Princeton cane out nj v-st rday's hrttle
with one injury. CAPTAIN Fouke received a
broken rlh. The d2ntors say the injury 10
not OF serious injury. .g55 ~ i
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1 ROOMS FOR RENT.
4 ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED, 10 RENT, TWO OR THREE
rooms, centrally located, one for stor-
age; prefer house owned By the renter;
office e5
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DIR. GOLD, NO. 80 W. MAIN. SETS
teeth. IS to SIS: sets repaired, 81 per
tooth: amalgam and cement filings soc. /;
gold crowns, s. to $40.
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FOR SALE.
1904 White Touring Car,
In Perfect Conditions:

Owner dispoxing Of same Oh account
sIpse u season in the North and having
ordered 1905 model; baskets, aceiyene
headlights, extra tires; In fact, all ac-
ctssories Included Address s. IL. W,
y. Q. Boa s2s. New York.
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THE RATE
FOR CLASSIFIED WANT
ADVERTISING

Is cent per word Net Cash IN
ADVANCE. With minimum cost
Of Is cents for each insertion.
The same rate applies to deaths.
marriages. obituaries and Nil other
classified notices. No display type
allowed in the classified columns
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HELP WANTED--EcmaIe,

A LARGE NUMBER OF, COOKS WAN -
ed. Ten cooks wanted for Grace and
Franklin Streets. fifteen cooks and house
servants wanted for this city; nrst.ciass
wages paid for good servants. Apply at
once No. 52S r. Broad Street mpstairs)
NEGRO EMPLOYMENT AGENCY &:
LABOR EXCHANGE.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Kentucky" 81 feet long, Z feet . lnches
beam. 36 inches deep. high bow. stern
post and iudder spit, combining star
board bow split and renaicd, brass spike
in top OF mast. Liberal reward for m
formation as to whcreabout X. W
LYON, Sl2 1-ortS.fourth Street, New.
port News. Va.
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WANTED. ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN
to take half interest In cigar factory;
f must have from $1,000 to $780, no zex-5
a rerience needed; big money guarantee :
hustling town. Call on or write y. W.
s QUINN, Goshen. Va.
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SITUATION WANTED Female

SETTLED LADY WOULD LIKE A
situation as nurse for an Invalid or 10
lake charge OF rnolherleSs children, best
references, Address Miss L., Old Church,
Hanover county, Va.
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YOUTH-WANTED. a BRIGHT. YOUTH
TO learn the gents furnishing business:
one who Is not afraid Of work: a Ger
man preferred Apply, with references,
g. 20 care this office.
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NEW ARKANSAS OIL FIELD-G. NJ.
Bailey, Missouri Pacific Immigration
Agent Little Rock. Ark, can get you.
an oil leastH trifling expense. Fortunes
from future sale leases.
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a n TED, REGISTERED
or assistant registered druggist: shortest
hours in the city; regular or$relief work.
Address F. Il, care this Office.
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OuTllT. FRE1T;8 CREDIT GIVEN: cur
{ price Christmas books:. Soc book 12Iac.,
" book 25c.; S1.ED book Soc; $3.50 book
i S11sc. FERGUSON, 1856. Cincinnati.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

a REGISTERED DRUGGISTS; ONE ia
nillar with the typewriter preferred.
Address l.. S. FOSTER, Supt. L. S.
Hospital. sy
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Office Superintendent or Public Charities,
SEALED 0POsALs Mill BIN RE-
coiYed at this office, Room s., City Hall,
until IL O'clock M. MONDAY. Nov, p,
1p@ fes dnAGoSS III 5mSesf
RINGS, sAIr. MOI.AssEs. II UTTER,
Fl POTATOES. CORN, OATS, # HAY,
W'li ISKEY. STRAIN. SHOES, CLOTH
ING and DRY GOODS forgthe quarter
4 ending February 2S. 1905, s,
The Committee for the Relief Of the
Poor reserve he right to reject any OF
contract for ach article required to The
lowest responsible bidder therefor.
Forms OF proposals. can be obtained ut
this Office. GEORGE b. DAVIS,
Nov lG-4t superintendent.
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GRACE, F., 61A-lOR RENT, WITH
board a nicely furnished sccondiloor
room. suitable for Il couple or for. two
gentlemen. Apply. with reference, 10 No.
GA East Grace street.
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ANTIQUES.

THE FINE FURNITURE AND
other antiques ever shown In Virginia.
iake goods. House open ali day. e, Nj,
MOORE. 1917 SemneS ST.. Manchester
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LOST OR Sr2.AYED.2YO DUNG POINTER
( DOG; white with brown spots, right
front foot cut; owners name on collar.
Reward IL returned to w. II. WASH
lNGTOT, twelfth and Hull Streets,
Manchsster
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Date Not Fixed.

Union Thanksgiving Services.
The Presbyterian churches Of Richmond
will unite In u union service at tho Sec
ond Presbyterian Church on Thanksgiv-
will be preached ny Rev. r. T. McFadcn,
ID. D., OF the First Presbyterian Church.
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BOARDING.

EIGHTH 81. N. 5lt-NlCEIY FUR
nished. com Portable rooms; good table;
permanent and trans lent bourders;
terms reasonable
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WANTED-Male.

WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN .t22). posi-.
ton as salesman, collector or solicitor
some experience as salesman. Address
a. u. this office.
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e.. ile-.LARGE, COM
Portable rooms; good table: permanent
and transient; also table hoarders; ref
erence required
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THE LEADER FOR
style and workmanship: Covert Cloth
Goat III tan at sl0; / beauty PEMBER-,
TON, PRICE & co.
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WANTED.

WANTED COPIES OF THE; RlcHNl oND
DlSPA4 GH to complete a file OF the de-
Mtes of the Constitutional, Convention
Wednesday. June 10, Thursday. June 20,
Friday, Jnne 81; Tuesday. June Is. Fri
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year 1901. q liberal price will be paid
for these papers. or any of them. j. G..
HAWKINS, T.. o. Box S6G, Richmond.
Va,
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LOSr-LIvER- AND WHITE POINTER
DOG; tail slightly cut; answers to name
Dan" Reward for return j. a. AN
DERSON, care Harris, F'lippen & Co, or
Hotel Lawrence
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"L4%o is a LIQUID vegetable COM
pound"
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THOUSANDS OF ROSES IN BLOONrsTO
select from for. fall planting. MERIT
ROSE CO., w. Grace and Cedar.
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BOYS WANTED TO SELL THE SUM-
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and Paramount, The Times Dispatch De-
4 livery Wagon Will be at Twenty-tfth
and Venablc Streets and Twenty-nlntht
and p Streets every Sunday morning
between 545 and B:16 o'clock, and boys
may secure pa pcrs at regular newsboy
q rates. WATT FOR THE WAGON &t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-16

yesterday EVENING. ONE
set of gold BEADS. between Cherry
and Walnut Streets on Floyd or Grove
Avenue Finder will please return TO Ola
Floyd Avenue and receive reward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-16

TEN DAYS AGO. ONE
SOW, large, thin, spotted. and PIGS
also, one or two HOGS with them. Any
I information will be thankfully received
by WALTER L. BRAUER. Stall Is. Old
Market