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miliar to San Francisco, Los Angeles
and the city on the bay, fraternizing
rather freely in social affairs. They
included: Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock Ban
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Connell, Mr.
and Mrs. d. NJ. Cloud, Mr.. and Mrs.a
Will f. Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T. Earl, Mr.. and
Mrs. William May Garland Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Ingram Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Leeds, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Mckee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Miner, Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Parkyns, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Whiting, DR.. and Mrs
Granville MacGowan, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry w. O'Melveny, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Griffin, Mrs Harry Bixby, Mrs.
Alexander Hardenbergh, Miss Louise
Burke. the Misses Nina and Nellie
Rowland, Miss Alice Graves, Miss
Susie Howard. Miss Grace Mellus, Miss
Annis Van Nuys. George Denis, How
ard Huntington, Ben Whitlock, Harry
Norwood Howard Carl Klolke Van
Dyke, Volney Howard, Carlton Burke,
John McNab, Hugh Stewart, Walter
Van Pelt and Captain William Ban
ming.
Whispers come to US that the expo
sition is really very gay just now Miss
Pearl Landers tells some interesting
tales of the fair, its people, and of the
st. Louis smart set, who, by the way
appear not to be dull.
AS time grows apace, one wonders
whether the energetic action taken by
Miss Helen Gould and other well-in-
tentioned women in abolishing a mid
way has produced any appreciable re-
suits. OF course the name is cleaner,
because 1T is new. "The Pike" seems
to figure more frequently in the daily
literary of the fair doers than-say,
the Mechanical Arts. or the Agricul-
tural buildings, which, of course, is
distinctly surprising. seeing "how i'm
portant they are" But such is it ever
the elemental principle in men and
women is that which seeks amusement
and it's on THE Pike" that the fun is
and there's where to look if you would
find your friends. They'll be there.
you can bank on it.
During Alice Roosevelt's visit to the
fair with the Catlins, the auto was
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come to visit here, for the Head home,
on Taylor and Sacramento streets.
would seem once again the hospitable
home of yore.
The engagement of Miss Mary Maus,
daughter of Lieutenant Colonel Maus,
deputy surgeon general of the United
States army. and Captain Edgar A.
Fry of the Thirteenth Infantry, at the
Presidio has caused much pleasant COM
ment at the posts here and at Mon
terey, where the fiance is we'll known
as a gallant soldier and a charming
gentleman. The wedding takes place
on the 29th in the post chapel at Fort
Riley, Kansas.
An interesting wedding of next
month is that of Miss Edith ShOrb and
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maid says, Now, madame, you aire
ineesh!" she becomes apparently obliv-
ious of her gown and garnishings. That
is what imparts to her that wholesome
frankness and poise that imprints upon
her the stamp of high breeding.
Mrs. John I. Sabin and the Misses
Pearl and Irene are going in for the
simple life in their country home at
Mountain View.
The Sabin country home is hos
pitable spot, and some merry parties
will spend the weeks end with them.
Mrs. A. N. Towne and Mrs. Clinton
Worden will be at the Del Monte dur
ing July.
The piquant Miss Voorhies is back
again in the bosom of her family,
after a long visit-and a triumphant
one-in Manila and later in Japan.
AS the guest Of Governor General
Luke E. Wright she held high court
in the official palace, and with her
quips and jests and repartee made the
staid old walls ring with laughter. A
merry traveller is Miss Marie, winning
friends aboard the Logan from the
bos'n to the captain.
On the evening of their landing
in celebration of setting foot on good
old Market street-Miss Voorhies in
vited a number of fellow voyagers to
dine with her, and a merry party it
was, with all the tales that spring into
life aboard ship, which in it's social
relations is as intricate as New
York tenement house.
The fair wanderer will remain in
town for a time to get reacquainted
with her family, and will then go on
to the fair, accompanied, perhaps, by
her stunning sister, Mrs. J. Malcolm
Henry.
A feast of festivities is being show
cred upon Miss Susie Bixby on the an
nouncement of her betrothal to one
Of Los Angeles beaux ideal, DR.. Err
nest Bryant.
Among the smartest affairs was the
tea given by the clever San Francis
can, Mrs. Jack Griffin Johnstone. at
the Country Club in the southern city.
Among the guests were many IA
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TEM 49,, hzMAlD X CpENTUpE OF pOBE-

Chaplin, society is wondering whether
he will have sufficiently recovered to
claim his bride. Miss Stella McCalla,
on August 8. The McCallas have just
returned from visit to Mrs McCalla's
father. General Sargent. at Santa Mon
lea. and are anxiOusly awaiting the re-
suits of the operation upon Miss Stel-
las handsome fiance. =.
It is to be hoped that no delay in the
wedding ceremonies will be neces-
sary.
sausaltto is a gay little spot these
days.
The wfIliars are back from their
post-nuptial trip and will form valu-
able factors in the social life OF the
hillside burg.
Among the maids who tarry there,
three are to be welded soon, Miss
Edith FindIey to George Gardiner,
Miss Anna Sperry to Lieutenant Car
rigan, and Miss Olive Hamilton to Mr..
Beedy.
Mrs Clarence Martin Mann has taken
a cottage at Ben Lomond for the month
Of July. This charming little lady will
have a merry time anywhere, possess
ing the secret Of holding much sunshins
within herself
Miss Maud Goodwin, a stunning maid
from Victoria, is visiting Mrs. Frank
Moroney. 1t was Miss Goodwin's sister
Anita who was welded recently to
young Crowen. Miss Goodwin will re-
main in the city some three months,
and many house parties are being ar
ranged for her during the next month.
Miss Marie Claire Adam has been the
motif for many pleasant affairs since
the announcement of her engagement
to Clarence Music, the son of the late
capitalist. Mr.. Musto's sisters, Madame
Tojetti and Miss Laura Music, are
well-known clubwomen, the former
holding high rank as a singer and a
student of musical history, with its
poetry and romances.
At last handsome Anna Head has be-
come the bride of neutrality-suspicious..
At last, after twelve long years Of 81
lent submission to the obdurate will Of
her father, Addison Head, the million
aire mining man, she was permitted to
lay her hand in the hand of the man
she loved, and they pledged to each other
before the law the constancy and love
that each had shown in the passing
years. Mountenay-JephsOn was just
such a man as would captivate the
heart Of maid who loved courage and
daring, for had he not served with
honor in Stanley's search for Emin
Pasha? Full of anecdote, fascinating in
person (it is said he closely resembles
Tirey L. Ford) and madly in love with
the handsome Anna, he made famous
headway until the unpoetical papa
papas are so often npoetical-rudely
interrupted the dreams Of the lovers
and parted them. Now comes the Sc
quel to the years Of silent yearning. Mr..
Head relented on his deathbed, and
gave his full consent to the marriage,
hence the peal of the wedding bells.
The ceremony was performed at Ascot,
special cars bearing many distinguished
guests from London. Among the Cali
fornians present were Mrs. Phoebe
Hearst, Major and Mrs. Blaskenburg,
Orrin Peck. Mrs. Peck and Miss Peck.
The ceremony was further distin-
guished by the presence Of ambassador
Choate and Lady Waterlow. 1t is hoped
by the brides legion Of friends that she
and her well-beloved Jephson may
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COAL. WOOD AND ICE.

81 rs FOR HALF CORD KILN-DRIED5
: Kindling wood, delivered. See or phone
J. b. LACY. for cheap cooking fuel
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COTTON REPORTS.
Census Bureau Issues Second
Statement on Subject.
(By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. D. c. October 2I,-The
Census Bureau to-day issued second
bulletin OF the season, showing the
quantity Of cotton ginned as reported by
its agents up 10 the 18th instant 10 be
1863, 6T5 running bales. as against l'z'"-
ISL running bales reported 10 the same
date in 1868. The report covers three
hundred counties of the various cotton
producing states. The figures Include -
12S round bales for 1904 az against 49,
~ round bales for 1903. These are count
ed as half bales ana bring The total bale
age for 1854 down TO an equivalent OF
4 S5sGll and for 1903 10 l,2i9,f7l- The pro
duction of the counties represented Il
compared with the production OF the
same counties in 1908. and include L "
Alabama, in Arkansas. II IN FLORIDA
az in Georgia, 10 in Louisiana, Y III Mis-
sissippi, 6 In Missouri. So in North Caro-
lima, e In South Carolina. 20 in TenAes
see. 20 in Texas and In Virginia,
The counties covered IN to-day's repor
include those embraced In the first cot
ION ginning report issued last Tuesday
The total glnnage for The entire season
OF 1893 was Ssa9s27 bales collected from
SI2 counties.
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SUBWAY IS;
A SUCCESS.
First Cars on Underground
Route Are Literally
Patrorized.
THE CROWD QUITE ORDERLY
Police Have Bit Little Trouble,
Though There Is a Great
Rush.
tBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, October 27.-"City Hall
to Harlem In fifteen minutes" became a
reality to-day when the main artery Of
Manhattan's great subway system was
opened to the public. The formal OPEN
ing exercises held In City Hall this af-
ternoon were attended BY invited guests.
Mayor Mcclellan presided. and addresses
were mnde by Chief Engineer William
Barclay Parsons, Rapid Transit Cnminis-
sioners a. Il. Orr and John II. Starin,
Contractor John 81 Mcdonald and Au-
gust Belmont president OF the operating
company.
Following the exercises q special trniti
left City Hall for the One Hundred and
tForty-fifth Street terminus. carrying it-
yited guests. The Mayor turned on the
current and the trip was made without
event. & II
damned With People.
,rhe actual opening Of the subway 10
the travelling public took place tonight.
Long before Z o. clock. when the first train
was scheduled to leave City Hail. the
park surrounding the hall was damned
with good natured crowd. Thousands
OF persons fought with one another for
the privilege OF purchasing the first
ticket. Flying wedges. center PUSHES and
almost every means OF progress known
TO football tactics were adopted by
those ambitious to ride upon the first
train Squads Of police were sta toned a
the entrances and they were compelled
to meet the onward PUSHES with similar
formations. IS
Promptly at o'clock. the first Of the
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NEW EXHIBITS OF sILKoLINE AND
! Cretonne bright atchy patterns cost
ing IL IL to Nc. PEMBERTON, PRICE
& CO. ~ E8al
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WANTED. A NEWF>OUNDLAND PUP
or dog: give price, etc. Box S57, Lynch
burg Va. @
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SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS, oPPO
site the postofice. Phone 1895. Exam
nations and estimates free.
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WANTED, TWO FIRST CLASS TIN
ners at once. RICHMOND PLUMBING
& AlANTEL CO., &c N. Ninth Street.
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PACKING AND SHIPPING.

III fYNlTURE AND CHINA PACkE.D
and shipped with care. JACOB UNI.
lAUF. Phone 1892.
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F T-B A L J..
VIRGINIA VS., INDIANS

.at Norfolk, Saturday October 2ath, spa-
Gal fast pestibuled train win leave va
Eorfolk and Western Railway, at $50
a. A., arriving Norfolk Y noon Re
turning, leave Norfolk T:15 +. Nj, nrr!y-
ing Richmond 10 +. NJ Only 81 round
trip. Don't fan TO see tlls game OF lie
season.
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---s,,----
ADM mi TRATo R's5 NcTlcE,

irIIID 5tJNpE ED HAVING. QUAII-
& ofNA. NJ, RoEIlNE. deceased, al persons
\ having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present them 70 /, ne
"A for settlement, and Al persons lnaeDleu
q. ., pEL.ARuE, 9l0 East Main street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28

FOR SALE, PR1vATELY-A SQUARE
Plano, in good condition. at avery rea-
sonable price. This piano has not Deen
much used, and Is a bargain Apply q
:. 200 North Twentieth Street.
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BARGAINS.

YES, SIR! WE HAVE . PLENTY OF
them and can get l. 900 more; Il wanted
to the osc Wood He ter atVAUGHAN s,
Z 602 e. Broad Street. 4
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FOR ,,l:,, SALE.

WOOD EATDRs YOU CAN FIND ALL ALI
( over town We sell Wood Heaters; q
will heat your room In five minutes -.
If you use the Hagey King Alrt,g s91
Wood Stove. we have sold over s'1, ~,
4 VAUGHAN, COZ E.. Broad.
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ASK FOR RUssELL's ANTI ROACH
Powder; positively destroys water ouss
and cock reaches all drugsists, 1oc.. e, g!
will be mailed on receipt Of price BY W.
x F. EANES, Twenty-flfth snc Leigh.
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PAINTING.
ANTIQUES.

MOORE's GREATEST COLLECTION
choice Mahogany Furniture, Brass Fend-
crs, Androns Antiques OF every de-
scription: 10l7 semmes Street. Manches-
ter, after S P. NJ.
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SPECIAL EXCURSION
TO
MORT OIL II y

4 saturday, October 29th Yla Norfolk and
Western haalway sPe evra s sfssa yes,r
ION, 0 80 a, Nj arriving Norfolk 70 noon.
Returnlng. leave Norfolk TIA 2, Nj, ar
irving Richmond 10 +. NJ, Only 81 round
trip. stops only at Petersburg
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LARGE FURNISHED OR UN-
furnished rooms, light and wa ter; fine
location: West End, suitable light house.
Keeping. Address r. 6, Times-Dlspatch.
for full particulars. ~
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WANTED, SECONDHAND DROP
head typewriter desk. Apply B. i, care
this Office.
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SHOE REl'AIR1RG SPECIAL.
TEE.DEE BRANCHES.

The following Branch Offices have
been established for the benefit OF
those living at distance from the
Main Office OF The Times Dispatch
The Tee Dee Wants left at any OF
these branches Will receive the same
careful attention as though they had
been left at the Main Office, and there
viii be no extra cost 10 the advertiser:
sLAUeHTER'ss DRUG STORE, .Twen,
ty-fif.h and VenabIe Streets.
| w. f. EANEs, Twenty fifth and Leigh
| a, A. SCOTT Twcnty.ntth and nroaa
Streets. 1&
Root. j. WILLIAMS, Twenty.fIrst
and Marshall Streets.
r.. n, M, HARRISON. Foushee ana
G. w. LATiMER, No. 200 West Mar.
THoMPsoN's DRUG STORE, NO. 152,
West Main Street.
/. l.. BEvERiDGE, Brook Avenue and
Clay Street.
| RADY's DRUG STORE, Barton
| PEoPIE's pRuo STORE. Mo. 5000
williamsburg Avenue, Fulton.
! ROBINS PHARMACY, No, 400 East
4 Marshall Street.
| CITY DRUG STORE. No. 1444 East
Main street, corner Fifteenth. Il ii
\ JUCsON, CUNNINGHAM, No, 2o27
East Main. corner TWenty-first.
PINE STREET PHARMACY, No. 1854
South Pine Street.
POlNDEXTER.ki PARRISH co.,
Mo. a1s East Broad Street,
,THEE PARAGON PHARMACY, No. 4oa
North Sixth Street. 1{E gI
EATON PHARMACY, Twenty'elDhth
and N Streets. u
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+ REAL ESTA.rE-For Sale.

FARM FOR SALE; 30 ACRES NEAR
8 trolley cars: good poultry or dairy; well
4 watered and fenced; would give long
time and sell reasonable. Address B. 2,
81 care this Office ,+ gsa6 E,5tlH
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED, BY "A PRACTICAL AND
Industrious trucker, small farm to rent
near city or car line. or would work
Jointly with good party; best refer
ences given. Address F. s, care this Of
flee.
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WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH. GsOA1E
young laying black minorca hens; must
be cheap: state price and number OF
hens. ADDRESS G. 10, care this Office.
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IFFYoU REQU1RE:.A ANY WARM WOOL.
en- Underwear,6give us q trial; mono but
reliable goods, 6pc to $500 garment.
PEMBERTON,. PRICE & co.
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TWELFTH ST., n. 4o3-TINELY FUR
nshed. large rooms at Mrs. l1ANES'S,
4O3 N. Twelfth Street; terms reasonable.
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TIE RATK
FOR CLASSIFIED WANT
ADVERTISING t

Il cent per word Net Cash IN
ADVANCE. with minimum cost
of Is cents for each insertions.
The same rate applies to deaths.
marriages. obituaries and all other
classified notices. No display typo
allowed In the classified columns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28
TOO IFS "A LII,
VIRGINIA VS.. INDIANS

nc Norfolk, Saturday. October 10Th, spo-
cial fast vestlbuled train VIII leave Via
Norfolk and Western Railway. at $50
A. M, arriving Norfolk y noon. Re
running, leave Norfolk 7;15 7, NJ, arrlv-
Ing Richmond 10 p, NJ. Only 81 round
trim Don't fail to see the game Of the
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TWENTIETH ST., NJ, 2a2-NvANTE10. a
limited number Of gentlemen boarders.
also TRANSIENT; good table board and
nicely furnished. sunny rooms; = chnrges
moderate; Twentieth Street, corner
Broad.
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THE lie NNON, 1905 Il. MARSHALI.-..
Rooms with or without boards also
transientS. 6
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IN REFINED UP-TO-DATE MILL
merry you will find Mrs. WORTEIAM the
leader; all the latest selections in trim
mings and shapes; PIG n. Third Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28

JUsTbFOR FUN WE WILL PUT. ON
/ sale Wednesday morning and continue
through season, a good; servicea Y It,
price 9Scts It's not heavy; take 1t with
you; we can't afford to send 1t many
miles. 5VAU CHAINS, COZ Enst Broad
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

E.. 7o5--WANTED, GEN
tlemen for pleasant furnished rooms at
T05 East Franklin Street.
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LOST AND FOUND.


SlRAYED FROM CARY STREET MON
day morning, small bay HORSE; WINE
spot In face. Finder will communicate
With j. L. HARRIS, johnson Springs,
Va.
BELVID u r. ID.
Ninth and Main, Byrd street Depot ron
Of NOTES, between nifty and Sixty COL
lars. Liberal reward If returned to 10
South Belvidere.
LosT-oN CHURCH, HILL. BROWN
Pointer BITCH; the name stamped lmuu
aud l.. g. Higgins on the collar. Tue
finder will be literally reward IL re-
turned to a04 N. Twenty-siSth Street.
FIND TIME TO SEE s. r. PUULAN
about bonding your employees. lie also
signs bonds in all courts for American
bonding Co. Call phone ISL. Office;
A North Tenth.
ON. CLAY, SECOND.
Broad Third, Leigh, Baker or tlrst
GLASSES. The finder please return to
7OS North First Street.
6TRAYDD TO MY PLACE ON Pc
tersburg. Turnpike, three cows. Owner
please call for them. WAl R1CHARD-
SON.
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GRACE, w, l7-BOARnEIss-Nv
rooms for single gentlemen. Call at4No.
BIT West Grace Street.
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MAIN fST.. u. 3l5--NEW1.Y FUN. ..J4I-
cd room. with or without board Mt rea-
sonahle price. 5
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MILLINERY.

LATEST FALL AND WINTER STYLES
IN Millinery; up-to-date hats, suits,
cloaks or furnishings; prices the lowest;
ha is trimmed free OF charge. Mrs.
JULIUS BEAR, 1923 E.. Main.
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PERSONALS.

WANTED, SUFFERERS FROM CHlLLs
and ague to try Bonn-fitle Chill Cure;
never falls; three boxes guaranteed 70
paid for price, soc. IRVIEGEL sBEVE.
RIDGE, southeast corner Rrook Avenue
d and Clay Street, Richmond. Va
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ASK FOR RUssELL.s ANTI ROACH
h Powder: positively destroys water bugs
a will be mailed ionfreceipt Of price by w.
IF. SEANDS, Twenty fifth and Leigh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28

The Atlantic Lands Improvement Coz
me- t3i, v Office of the Secretary.
Office IS Hl1 aa3l masl,H,s Tif AZ
Stockhoiders & OF THE ATLANTIC
# LAND ~ iMPROyI1dIs N'r COMPANY
viii DO held atlthe Office OF the D co q,
pany In the city Of ltlclmond. S VA, On
Der, a. d, 1909, at IL o. clock M,
s. "A IT.. u. BORDEN, sSecreta ~,
Dated October "A, 1904
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28

BOYS, AND GIRLS" SOLID LEATHER
Shoes. 800 ALBERT STEIN, Fifth
3 and Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28

THOUSANDS OF ROSES IN BLOOM TO
select from for fall plantinga MERIT
ROSCOE, w. Grace and Cedar.
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WANTED.

WANTED. SECONDHAND JOB PRESS
and small lot Of type; press and type
must be in goo2 orGes s1T STATS sixe az and
Frankllnton, n. c., Box 2o7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28

WANTED, PHYSICIANS SALESAiAN
for graduated smoking tobacco, cheroqls
and cigars, Southern territory; none
except those with established trade need
apply; reference from former employers
required. TILE Il. l., ROBERTS TO
BACO CO., Chase CITY, Va
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MAIN SPRINGS, WARRANTED 2
years. best springs. DOC: clean your
wa,eh y good Gsaer geaysn'ee i
lUc. MUD. Jcweler %. l., Broad Street
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SOLICITORS & statesmen.

SALESMAN--W A n Z + D, SALESMAN.
already engaged In travelling, to sell
Linseed OIL and Paints as side line in
VirginIas and Southern States; no gam
pies needed, Address Box Jo3. Rich
mmd, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28

WANTED. MANAGER AND ASSISTANT,
farmer and trucker: one of the best
farms in Chesterfield county, one and
one-half miles from Petersburg: this Is
an excellent chance for the right party;
only married men wanted. Address G.
g. CONGDON, Newport News, Va.
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TRUNKS.

spENcE's TRUNK FACTORY, CIs IIA1;r
BROAD Street, wants your trunk and
satehsl repairing, L, u. SPENCE. Shoe
and Trunkriiou3e
'WA3iWED, YOUR TRUNK RlPAIRINa
,RICHMOND TRUNK IFG Co bvs
Eruok Avenhe, Phone 26i
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FRANKLIN. T., 4lo-LARGE. COM.
Portable rooms; good table; permanent
and transient; also table Goarders; ref-
erence required
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REDUCED PAGES

PRICES REDUCED ON WATCH WORK:
Cleaning 81; Main Springs, 81; iwsuty
years experiences. WM TOll'EN, Jr.'.
sUS y. Broad Street. RchmOnI va
spsctacles and Eyeglasses. q cents. All
work guaranteed. -'
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SPECIAL WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

THIS WILL INTEREST," YOU--NUDD.
the Jewclcr, 222 T.. Broad Street, Will
put your clocks In order. guarantee
clockmaker weekly to wind and regulate
for small cost. The remark Of the town
IS: I'll seems good 10 sec the correct
time by our. clocks Send postal 10
MuDD, Jeweler, 22aa2 East Broad Street,
and will call,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28

THE &coLoRED TAFFETAs AT .eC.
have won their way like wine. You
never saw so much goodness for 4ac.
PEMBERTON, PRICE g. co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28

REGISTERED DRUG CLERK WANT
ed; state when can set IN and salary
wanted. r. No. g. this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28

WANTED, DISTRICT MANAGER FOR
fraternal beneficiary order: salary and
advancement: references required Call
Richmond Hotel Friday. between 9 a.
NJ. and P. M, and from 8 to p. NJ.
4 ANDERSON & HAMMOND, General
Managers $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28

BUY ANTIQUES OF BlGGs: GET
original pieces at lowest prices: salts,
Z faction guaranteed: 5io East Main.