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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-21

John Render. who had been missing
since Jan. z, 1904 He had been work
ing at the Haak cigar factory and
suddenly disappeared. He is survived
by his mother. Mrs Margaret Render.
of 1929 West Sixth street, and broth
er-in-law. The jury returned a YER
dict of suicide by drowning
Hon. J. W. BOIIinger. DIR. \. L. Hage-
boeck and Henry Vollmer have re-
turned from a trip to Iowa City,
where they went as committee rep
resenting the university alumni, to in
vestigate the alleged dissatisfaction
with the administration of President
George MacLean.
Police Matron Mrs. Hill has return
ed from Peoria, where she placed
Maggie McCIaren in the Home of the
Good Shepherd at that place. Mrs.
Hill states that the girl expressed
complete satisfaction with the home
and its surroundings and was glad to
be given shelter there.
Mayor Harry W. Phillips has re-
ceived notice from the navy depart
ment that Francis Joseph Nealon, of
this city. who had been assigned to
the battleship Arkansas at Annapolis.
Md, had deserted. This is the second
desertion from the Arkansas to be re-
ported here within a month.
Two distinguished eastern capital
lists spent Thursday in Davenport as
3 nF Ia
Camp Mcclellan company, and view
ed the advantages of the city. The
gentlemen were Howard White, presi-
dent of the White Sewing Machine
company, and also president of
Cleveland (OhiO) bank, as well as di-
rector in several trust companies in
that city. With him was Allen Odell,
brother of Gov. Odell, of New York.
Thursday evening at o'clock, at
the parsonage of st. Johns Method
list church occurred the marriage of
Ernest II. Weaver and Miss Sarah +.
Dale. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. f. l.. Thompson. The couple
Immediately departed upon a wedding
trip and on their return will make
their home in this city. The groom
is billing clerk at the Rock Island
freight house and the bride is an es-
Unable young lady who recently
came to this city from Shellock, Iowa.
The old and the new directory
boards of the Davenport German
Theatre Stock company met at Tur-
ner hall. The old board went out and
the new board was inaugurated, after
which officers were elected as follows:
President, p. y. Jacobsen, Sr.; vice
president, Ed fischer; secretary,
George Matern; treasurer, Gus Stue-
ben.
At her home. 625 Cedar street, at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-21

death of Mrs. Henrietta Draeger, aged
&c wears. Deceased was a native of
Mecklenburg Schwerin, and was mar
-ried in the old country, sailing to this
country in 1866 and coming direct to
Davenport. There survive two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Minnie Otto and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Melchau. and three children,
RAYMOND. Vera and Hilda Malchau-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-21

Isn't it true that a homely woman
knows only half of life's pleasures.
Ladies, why not take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea and add the 9th
er half. Twill do the business. 80
cents. tea or tablet. T. II. Thomas,
pharma cist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-21
MOLINE MENTION

Eighteen samples from "bumdom"
were rounded up at Natick Thursday
evening and yesterday morning were
given hearings in police court. All
but Henry King and Frank Anderson
were released. Fifteen days each were
assessed to these two. The cause of
the general cleanup was a criminal
assault made on a 6-year-old girl, and
the police took in all the transients
who make the box cars their sleeping
quarters that could be found in the
hope of finding the inhuman mis-
creant among the them.
Beginning this afternoon the at
tOrneys of the city close their offices
at 1 o'clock and remain closed until
every Saturday during the summer.
The factory men also grant their
Office employees Saturday afternoons
off. This rule will be in force until
Sept. Is and is following the usual
custom of allowing the men their Sat-
urdays during the dull season. The
factories who signed the half holiday
agreement are: Moline Wagon com
pany, Nelie Carriage company, Deere
& Co, Moline Plow company, Mutual
Wheel company, ID. NJ. Sechler Car
riage company, Wilson Moline Buggy
company.
Preparations are being made by the
members of the Elks' Skat team of
| Moline to hold a free-for-all skat tour
| ney in this city in the near future
All of the players in the three cities
will be invited to participate in the
game. The Elks' team won the second
game of the series from the Turner
team Thursday evening with a good
margin.
Two Bohemian workmen had a mar
row escape from death yesterday af-
| ternoon. They were at work laying
] the concrete for the foundation of
the new Chase building. which is to
be used by the Fisk d Loosely com
! pany. when the dirt caved in, cover
| ing them. But for the timely as
| sistance of their fellow worlmen in
| getting them from under the pile the
accident might have resulted seriously.
The annual farewell banquet was
given Thursday evening in the parlors
of the First Congregational church
by the class of 'O5 to the class of 'O4,
and it will be an occasion that will
long be remembered by members of
the classes. One hundred and fifty
students and teachers partoOk of the
| feast, which was served by Mrs. Gust
| Anderson. with the assistance of six
teen girls from the sophomore class.
Grant school pupils had an easy time
in the annual grade school field meet
held Thursday afternoon at athletic
field. Elvyn Ellison of that school
proved himself star in most any
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-21
0uick Arrest.

J. a. Gulledge, of Verbena, Ala, was
twice in the hospital from a severe
case of piles, causing "a tumors. At
ter doctors and all remedies failed,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly ar
rested further inflammation and cur
ed him. 1t conquers aches and kills
pain. % cents, at Hartz q Ullemey-
er's, druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-21
Cured His Mother of Rheumatism.

MY mother has been a sufferer for
many years with rheumatism" says
w. H. Howard, of Husband, Pa. AT
times she was unable to move at all,
while at all times walking was pain
ful. / presented her with a bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and after a
few applications she decided it was
the most wonderful pain reliever she
had ever tried; in fact, she is never
without it now, and is at all times able
to walk. An occasional application of
Pain Balm keeps away the pain that
she was formerly troubled with" For
sale by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-21

From indigestion's aches and pains,
Your system will be free,
If you'll but take timely drink
Of Rocky Mountain Tea.
II. II. Thomas, pharmacist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-21

At her home. 625 Cedar street, at
midnight Wednesday, occurred the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-21

Grant school pupils had an easy time
in the annual grade school field meet
held Thursday afternoon at athletic
field. Elvyn Ellison of that school
proved himself a star in most any
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-21

Hon. J. w Bollinger. DR.. \. L. Hage-
boeck and Henry Vollmer have re-
turned from trip to Iowa City,
where they went as a committee rep
resenting the university alumni, to in
vestigate the alleged dissatisfaction
with the administration of President
George MacIean
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-27
8LE GAL NoTlcE.
u Once OF the q
X State Corporation Commlsssio!, !, I,
n !, n Il s T1a0A n o1 all N

state Corporation g mnllsSloL,
IN s hsh!ns8RfG AtL rs: 5 e es
.1lne ASl s. sp Nlb
u TA AFiSi N6TIcE, that the state
city Of Richmond. on TUESDAY, the 18th
day Of purts'nan.t toa q, or
Of Virginia, consider and hear 2 ~ OBJ N,
jeetos agains, pofsetdb orasr
gw !sferst Il Single 5'or uniform freight
yarn,p as artis1es
paaes w!th|n ar,salesi2n
era uniform siflcatlon as MAJ be /
y is c s. he Rftssnt sn
articles as, upon such hearlng AZ may EeGG
found 70 benece ssar ~ Usual and i
proper
On such hearing the ella silica Ions, eX I,
ceptions, amendments and conm23tait w
f te aXS saaas
an pn q tRa a
lions and commoditis rates as may be co.'s
sdssrsd jIst
pih5efm
Commission, to be mt all times subject to
the further Jurisdiction and control OF 4
the Commssion, so that The same, Sorlany
part Of the, same, may be- by order 9 & the
altered Or amend led In SO far
and reasonable to meet changing SeoHdl-8
q BEVERLEY q; CRU M
q HENRY FAIRrAx, fSs5 ss5S
II lNTYi Oh STUAT}, T,ays55
Dec 13-1a Wr4Wi n 81 I'M Commissioners
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Dccemb Der 81 ii 1904. S
,TIIrl 4 d OARIof OF 4 DIR &c y YRS O II FIN
Y First tional Bank OF Richmond. M a.. Il
q hive this day d clared a Dividend OF
n stock y payable january Sd. a 1905, IS TO-
II Stock holdcrs of cord dc cenlber 27tt,Es
i1 90. The transfer books sysl be closed
\ 11th; 1905. Dividend checks viii be5irlaIi-
4 ed to Stock holders Decen Der 81 T. $5i
S4f NO. nj ILIIl1H /, RI shicr.
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THE BoARD oF8DIRECTORs OF THE
& Riclmond.8 fredericksburg and tomaol
I usual Usual semi annual Dividend OF -Four @
stoc sks an and Dividend Obligations payable
" Jnruarys2d, a 905 and IA soS an extra D. W.
idend Of One ha liar per 9 are. pay
mailed a TO all 4 holders ID rs S hereto fore.
. ;Transfel. books will be closqd from the
82Oth day OF December, 1870, II to the -
- - ( y II. j. u IKE, Treasurer.
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AND LIQUORS.

READY FOR CHRIsTMAS, THE BEST
IA money can buy, al "a speciSll holiday
prices Old keystone, s2i.W est End Rye,
e Corn ed RentucGy Nelson
Apple Brandy,t$s and 81; Green River,
$3.50; Old Harper, 1915 per gallon; no
charges s$for jugs. Full II limo OF bottled
Wines and Whlskeys. 33 Mai orders care
WE'LL, 72s West Broad Street. Phone
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NOW OR NEVER is ~ OUR CEIANCD
to get the fine shoes OF the j.. a. GRIGG3
CO. at almost nothing, as this IS
business. l21 East Broad Street. M h ii
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YOUR GROCER FOR:
e Poca hontas Corn, Pocah ontas Peas the
( perfection Of fine canned goods. 55Sl' a d
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DYSPEPSIA CURE,

FOR NERVOUS 3sIs ND II G. Il SlsIO N
Beeaase tey ,av VIZ c9pfd
Il hundreds of others. Try them and you
will use no other 25c box All drug
N gistS, n { ,ias h K, n S Il pa 6 "a
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STRICTLY PURE CANDIES, GREAT
assortment a popular prices at MAR
Va CHETTI'S.& Gil o. Broad Street. Oldest
confectionery on south side Broad St,
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Z REAL E 81 a E. For Rent.
-UpHoLsTE RING.

FOR tRENT--B r OAD IS J'REETE STORE,
\ 814 EAST b r DAD. s sl Is
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LOsT-su NDAY a PAIR or r lNfL 11ss
Reward lf5ileftg Mt III vision
\, Engineers Office. G. & O., Nadn Street.
i Depot. WI "a r IgISSSS
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lLos1-.N LARGE LADIES sATCHiSL4,
with Il small purse inside. containing
4 sl4Ni!nl change and AZ pair OF ladies god
y. spectnclc iTinder$wlll3 bc liberally res
wnrde1l 81 left at AGO East Clay.
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.Lp.sT-,A FOX II IaR 1IoR. 1v1.rEi SCAR
over right eye. black ring around tai |;
had On new collar and medal answers
to natllc Of Joe. Reward paid II returned
to9S1419 Z. Main Street M fe u n Cd
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5yNANTED --oNE OF, THE LARGEST,
manufacturers in the United States. pro-
&s hustllng, ambitious, single, young men,
Ito sell their specialties to the retail
5S8 grocery trade; $3.50 salary and eXpenses;
Z young men withs.Nm and "a desire to
Il travel, Address T. IS, care this office.
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VALENTINE % III TDL Il r q N y I ~ n, g
spaititeu newly panered. ard from 4. g
to $40 per week 81 go and " per Gay IA;
rooms, 50lG 76c.li and q 81. Fine sam PIE
ss# rooms 81 N Si595
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-27

JYAN,rED,, i9 FIR GLASS - JOB 7R1N--.
ter and linotype opera tor g AXE fore re
in Eastern North Carolina. a ddress A.
4; 49, care this oflice. Ell 4 81 II III, 5 ~ 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-27

ONCE Va Fire & Mar. ms. Co.
Isl Richmond. Va Dec q. 1901. Sc
DIVIDE,Np-THE DIRECTORS OF TfIl98
n Dividend Of -Four Per- Cent. Gree Of
Is tax) 4 payable to Stockholders o. record
December p. 1901, from which date TO-
e January 81 l906. the ira nsfer boo Ks VIII
II holders. Changes Oft address should be Z
X notified the company ss5
4 NVAI. II. Ms CA.RTI1 Y,$ Secretary .355E
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LARGE s STOCK. s FIREWORKS VERY
y$chenp. Call and SEQ 81 them n at MAR
a ClIE,rTI'S. GIT FL. Broa d III 81
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The Printers National Bank VI g !
z ii Richmond n Var Dcc.S 23.a 4 OO4. Fsi
THE ~ DIREGTOR Rs d o H. iii s BANK
V have to-day Declared tho uslnlt Hen1i-s
annual iyldend Of Six Per Gem. Gree
IL ofFtax) on I ho capita took OF the sbn tik,
E r,aynbieSon lidSnftnr january I'd ISS 1867
RI HARD II. 3AIl H. III Cashier,E$8
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WANTED. TIRST-CIAASS M COMPOSE
tors. lpVERErT $IVAI)DEYy CO. l s8s't5 ,.t943
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CAKES ICEDg AND $ORNANfENTED. ALL,
Do kinds, as fine as can be d one any where,
S83 at BRIGGsS 8. COZ East Marshall. ii
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4TTIAT6TIRED FEELING IS RELIEVED
bv drinking BOTTLE COLA a. Try
Az bottle. INK M is lt tjt ftit%
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.,.- y S.---------
DIVIDEND ioirlCEs.

The Savings Bank Or Richmond, III N
\ Ji 81 sS ~ "a 117b East Main street. 81 llS
~ i Richmond, Vni, Dec ~, "a Dol. s5
TILE DIRECT OItS N O r. II LIS SI ia NIX
e Dividend OF a Per- Cent free OF taxi pay
4 nble on mud after January I'd, 100. III vs.
8 dend checks vi Il be mai led. r.
y "A NJ is, M. BALL, shier. Ri
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BISHOPS. TnEi RELIABLE CENT?
S mems furnishing store; ne vi fresh goods
g3I5 It prices to suit all; call and a see his
n stock; IT02 Il. Main Street
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SOLICITORS & statesmen

GALES MANN ~ ~ II Ed. n SALESn4AN,
already engage ed in traYelag, to sell
n LInseed Oil and Paints az side line 10
8S NrgniAs and Southern States; no sam
& pies needed 4 n Address Box 603. itch
SS9sl inOnd. Y "a. @ 5SSss Ssi4 jg
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si1oET nEl'A1RINo SPECIAL. All
LUNCHgf PARLoRs,

~ 81 - srI 81 r FL ELfDELUN ROOM,
4" Twelfth and Main Streets regular din
ners 26ca: hot lunch 15c.; the best In the
&if city; Eive8us q trial. iei szRtt $$a as} XII
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BARGAINS j M FINE SHOES. aaB is rs
ifs you wan E to secure 4 d pnir Of those
fine shoes Of the j. Az CIR GGA SCI OF
,@ co.. They are going out K OF business.
3S121 e. Broad Street 4I155,ss
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WANTED, N INTELI,IGIN r MAN < DR.
woman to mana &c our local apartment;
u salary $3.50 per week and 10 per. cent.
commission; ex penses dvnnced ge I. y
HI methods rIl r n PANAMA. COMPANY,
y 3O5 Panama Building, ST.. Louis. 5
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,AkEs AND cA!ND[,.t,El, s.

MAKING THEM! EVERYDAY 10 PER
S9 cent. OF this week. DR1NISARD 8, 4 4231a
}S. North SiXt lf4 ig
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Special FOR XMAS. 4: ONE CASE Sc.
quart bottle Old Pepper Whiskoy bot tied
Ss and sea led In bond, per On sc, b SO G ICO.
AZ FIUNDLEY'S Palace Grocery. Ring
q $50. q aos M T.. III Blake. Manager.
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GRACE III, oC ANTS J. /,
for nice, sunny room on frs ,, ~
with flrst-rlaHs table board Il referetl cess ss,
i.Applyf ut S10S d. Gth ce.
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ROOEiNG.

TAR ROOFING 5PAPER-2-P PLY, rs CTS.
5a a Roll; 3-ply, IS cts. II q Roll. with caps
and nails, mt BRU ClI HARDWARE CO.,
Z No. 50S East Marshall Street. az
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A5iHiW,o RID 70 THE WISE S31s stjrII-
sAcicn AS the making and selling pic-
tires and frames Is our only buaineHs.
as we " know itssfRt borough and 5tdo mot
& who d knows little or nothing about II
5 himself s o uTIlIT r N IT. IN II ART CO.t
~ p. All Main Street. Store Y open eve
nirlgs until Xmas. SR IS 81
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gA8 GOOD EXPRESS WAGON FOR 7,
also larger 81 zes at CORES pond dinghy low
r Ga 9e eee ae
BRUCE IIARDNpAREC G Sttl Bs M isj55si
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q LOST 81 BROWN WAITER s SPANIEL DOG
WITH white under neck, answering to-
85 Liberal g reward if returned to G. L..
sYDN OR No. 1915 East Cary Street.
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mi w, q i u PHI j LsTE laER !, MAKES
cushions ana sllp aove era 70
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LOTS OF 6 GOD SPORT SKATING THIS
win ter. Get your boys and girls skates,
all Sizes, al theGYery loves 3prI ces snt
Il BRUCE Il HAIaDyVA 2 al co.. SIS East
4 Marshall Street. a horn given free with
each purchase. f{s$
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VALUABLE SOuVI1NIRS2G GIVEN FREE
II SCINURMAN STORE, g 72l h Main.
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CANDIES.

WANTED, ALL; WEST FINDERS no
know that the MONROE # CONFEC-
3'IONERY,#7ol. w. Main Street, is now
tionery. fruits etc. III 81 n; n n n
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4 German ~ maj !; American Z Banking

ts IL Richmond b. Va. DEC. "a, 1901. &,
THE BOARD OF ID IRIcCTORSt 18TH p
Merchants Ma tionnt Bank Of Richmond,
S9Va..$s have this day declared out sot the
SENT Annual ~ Dividend !. or 8 Fer 4 Cent
.g Checks will DO mailed 10 the Stock holds
FIJI ers December 81, gs$
X j. IF. GLENN, + Cashier
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md TsT1p MI AN 81 AN z tyr oUEtEs
q caused by uric acid isgcured Bby drinking
d Harrls's Il Aitl-D yspeptic M and n y. llla
n Va; received fresh every day.S j IS AZ.
II MORRIS a. COIN ia Mort tn Seventh
u Street, Phone 4ss2.8 81 N S{i
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WANTED , N ISx PER ZEN Gu . iIIoUS E-
y keeper. Address Box Us, University =,
5Ss O,5l Chnrlottesville.s 5ls Iistss 81 II,
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VIRGINIA STATE 1NsUR.ANCEgC co..!
THE BoARp or Dir ri EGToRs az T1s
8C ONlPlANY5}A IIAVE Il i THIS DAY de-.
81 CI.4ARDD 4 AZ SEAII-AN NUA 4sB D1 vs.
{ ET.AX5. PAYABLE 10 THE STOCK
HOLDERS 70 land AFTER ss JAMS
SUARY Sd, "a 1905 CHECKS WILL BID
ENABLED. r OBERT' tLECKY j r., SS3 ri i.FFg
yICIJ-PR E6. AND SECsY..SS N
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EXQUISITE PICTURES AT PRICES or
z5s3 extraordinary Interest. Hundreds " Of
" your eyes and not miss q! goni. No
4 other store offers a better as sortment at
4 falrer$ prices. SUPPLEMENTARY co..
i I'll 2. 8 Main Street. Store open evenings
until Xmas. IA i,, M "a 5. Ik
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SIGNS.

sFOR N .DATE, N T. sTY 8SAND
unique Sign finished II. frst CLASP man.
III iiUB ER, sos L. Franklin Street Phone.
Il Ito, In !. i5ats
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FOR sAJE-BAR AND FAMILY IL =
A quore Store: ono Of the oldest and best
( established stands in r ichmond now
and good will; scllingl,out on account
s# Of health. address, j. %, in care Of this
81 office. f5 n 8 b ss "A a$3s
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"A FDW, MORE STALLS FOR BOARD
II ers at the new I1lba Stable. Belvdcre
II Street. Place your horse where he will
4 have every comfort and strict personal
attention. R
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bsl,nErlNtsslI.

I. ~ ]. " Az, AS UfN51l C1591N n O lC 1E-DUYHl
Xxx IA .Ddge a, No. 81 4 A. and Az M :---
he nleilibors LOT Dove Lodge Mo-
81, al. II. and Az MDEwill at tend thnS sta ted
coniflitiicatIors OF their s lodge iS d & the
Masonic Temple on . This TUES " tJveii-
Ing, loncenbeif2 eth, 1901 at Z 40 10 clock
bcrs Of sister lodges and transient broth
rem are cordlnllySfhyited. 8 All 5.
BY order sof tho S;s
1 Sg-i "A 81 IN y. & Al1 GU ST, Secretary.
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sCALI. AND BE 4 CONVINCED FIN
sTcollection OF original An tiques at B low
prices. Z u n. AFNALL,S3 1S Brook Ave-
4 nue. II gss .@fsa "a Nh G
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BUSINESS oPPolRTUNITIEs

PARTY q oING G IN. UsINEss WANTS
\ cheap. $40 Nv Broad Sire ETC.,. .t ~
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FoRE.sALE.

SHOES THAT ARE THE BEST AT
:sSprices OF the common, cheap kind, but.
this is the last week. TIL e j. A. GRlGGl
III SHOD co. are retiring from business
5$ and5it costs you nothing to investigate
the great bargains. 12l z. Broad Street
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FINE HAIR MATTRESSES MADE no
JACOB JJILAUF, a Phone 1892.
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MON RoE coNFEcTI oNDRY, 7ol w,
Il Ma In Street, finest line OF econ fcctloncry
y and fruits IN the West End. "a oW open,
III You are cordial invited to call. ssst
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SITUATION 81, u WANTED Male

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LABORERs SUP
3Sg plied for8rnilroad. water works, quarry
" and all kinds work !; good ference \
n. dress j. 4 22. care this office, f, +.
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MISS p1Tz11Ts. 1878 "A e. F1 AN KIINS n
Boarding, permanent and ira isie ~
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By UFACTURING ii. Fl 9 US J. l1,
a paid weekly; position permanent: no
n capital required previous experience, not
essen tifM. q Address BRANCH n MANA,
s# GER, e 325 SDearborn, Chicag 20, Ia FL
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8sERVIoEABLEl PRESENTER

AVOID TuEE } Tst] s. Fl, ,OAIlO g$ AFRO ND
4g5 nbloS Christmas presents for the Old and
"a young and you save 1or1cy{o on enchtpur-
@$chase.s BRUCE 5s HARD WARE ~ C. &. "a
ssgD Fl ornE glyen with each pure chase.
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WHY PAY, 81 AND $50 TOR AN DOM,
& when we can , 81 I've: you as good for 50
cents and ST. !! spe eli rates by week or
u Stag - S.945s x; M 3t IS
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PRINTING!

ORDERsss oLIC1TED. TAY.
e. TAYLOR, PRLNTINCiC &C ~ No.f1
Il Governor Street, Rlc hmond Va. i,55 i.R3
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Richmond Perpetual tullilnsa;,, q

Richmond Perpetual building, M ri.
a s.s6i Loan: ~ Trust Com paiy, s53 dd
lSfS <; $i4 1913 East M ain Street. s
r hmond u. VI Va. toec q, g 190l. I'M
THE DIRECTORS q THIS COMPANY
II Dividend Eof One D oil III and III fly Cents
jsSS3 Per Share from the earnings OF the past
81 * months pay BILE on and aftcr6 j an-S
4 liary Sd. Sly05. tiE
HENRY S. II UTzLER 4 Cashier. iii
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N HELP WANTED + elnale.

aAfLARGE NUN1BIR5 Of C oIlS MAN.,
ed. Ten cooks wanted for. Grace ana
l8 servants wanted $for this city first CLASS
wages paid for good servants. App w Ct
$B once No. 52S e. Broad Street CUPS airs),
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