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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-12-08

for irrigation and You can make an acre
produce beyond all belief. The original
richness Of the soil is not necessary You
can afford TO pile on manure, as Mr. Hale
does or as the New York market garden
crs do. nj the rate Of sixty double horse
loads per acre every spring, and after you
have built up soil which you can plow
fifteen inche, deep you can use large
amounts of stimulatiye commercial fer
tiIizcr5 without danger Of burning. for
you have your artificial water supply.
Too Much Fertilizer Possible.
Fertilizer Is good thing, but too much
Of it will kill plant growth. This is a
fact with which the Western farmer who
irrigatcs his crops ofttimes is brought
face TO face. Allali is an unluestioned
advantage to some crops, for instan e.
the sugar beet, yet much land in the irri-
gated country is ruined by being aka
lied. This is, however, largely, if not en-
tireIy, the effect of careless irrigation by
which the salts are brought by capillary
attraction to the surface soil, where they
burn and kill the feeding roots of vegeta-
tion. Yet even where land has been ruin
ed by alkali it has been demonstrated
by government experiments that to re,
store it to fertility only requires an or
dinary system of either under or open
ditch drainage by which any excess Of
irrigation water will carry off the alllali
salts instead of leaving the soil sur.
charged with them. The calamity cry
which emanated from a writer in New
York last year that the entire West must
sooner or later be abandoned to aIkali
had no foundation in fact.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-12-08
HAD TO SHOW HIS WHISPERS.
Cleveland Mans Wife Locked Him Out
After They Were Shorn.

"h'n herman Flick a prosperous gro
Ger at Wilson and Payne avenues. parted
with MS thirty five year old whisllers the
other evening he almost lost his home.
iHcN lives at l6S Hoadley street, and
ms fanlIy IS grown up, for he has seen
'.Ai| years f"r thirty-tFe years OF his
o'he ficH ana ms WhIsNers have never
parted iheI were proud, breezy, luXu-
rant |nI7kers' too OF the jerry Simp,
son oHali"-Not the common garden va
I!''5' for years the customers OF the
'IS @'o''IH knew the proprietor by his
"'''Sl''9'
q Ie" nGIShoofs dared FLICK to divorce
'h"7e "hI'Ners.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-12-08
Deafness Cannot be Curad

bv local applca tiOns. ns thcy cunu0t renrh The
diseased portion of the ear. There IL only
wav 70 care deafness, and that is by coHsti-
tHtisHal remedies. Deafness Is caused hy an
irnaned condition of the mucous lining of the
EustnchiaH Tube. When this tube is inflaued
yOS have runhing sound or imnerfcCt hearing
aud when 1t * entirely closed. Deafness is the
result aud unless the innamHn: :iOn can he taken
out and this tube restored to It's normal condi-
tion, hearing will he destroyed forever: nine
cases out Of ten caused by Catar@. which
Is nothing but nn inhamcd condition o.. tue
mucous surfaces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness tcauscd hy catawh) that can
not be cured hy Hairs CatIrrh Curn. SrrI lar
circulars, free.
II. ]. CHENEY s. CO.. ro,.Go. o
sold bv Druggists T5r.
Take HNu's Family PiIls FOR constipation.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-12-08
POTATO A FOOT LONG.
SOME TALL TALES OF CROPS IN
THE FAR NORTHWEST.
WEALTH FROM THREE ACRES.
One Years Crop of Celery, Cabbage, and
Lettuce Paid $2,3s5-Two Crops of
Celery in One Year-One Acre Pro-
duced 1860 Nins-pound Heads OF
Cabbage-Can Be Done Elsewhere.

This is the country, the very country
itself, which one of the most broadmind
ed and distinguished statesmen of the
Union once said was a place fit only for
the abode of wild beasts and wilder men,
and that she should never vote Il cent
for its purchase or support. Mr.. Web
ster was only uniformed on the subject,
and to his credit be it said that he was
not beyond changing his views after ne
had talked with DIR. Marcus Whitman,
the pioneer missionary who made his al
most impossible midwinter journey
across the Rockies to Washington to
head off Congress on the eve cf its sur
render of our great Northwest Territory
to England, and so saved Washington
and Oregon.
There are all sorts and conditions Of
soil and climate in Washington. Some
of its soils are rich and some are richer
In some localities its rainfall is the
heaviest in the United States; in othes
places it is almost nil. Generally speak
ing, the coast country is very moist,
while the Cascade Mountains cut Off the
moisture laden clouds from the ocean
and leave the eastern half of the State
arid and needing irrigation for the pro-
duction of crops.
And the crops produced are something
to brag about. What would you think of Il
potato a foot long by the rule? | can
get the ruler as proof Nor would
there be any trouble in getting plenty Of
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-12-08
Some Prunes.

William Gordon, who raise, prunc5
near Colfax, ships considerable Of his fine
fruit to New York. On this he pays the
roads 5000 Il car. Mr.. Gordon expects to
pet seven carloads of prunes This year, -
that if he can be induced to ship to New
York the railroads will get $1,000 from
/ his twenty acres in prunes. This is why
the railroads are in favor Of the polirY
out here Of settling up the country in
small tracts. They can certainly make
more in freight charges on such PROPOSE
tions than they can in shipping cattle
BY the way, Gordon expects to make
some $500 to $1,000 himself out of his
prunes. 1t is something Of a gamble
with him, depending on prices and all
sorts Of contingencies. 1t is no gamble
with the railroads, though Sure thing
therc-cash down in advance. | presume.
Gordon may be good for it, though, in
case they all rot on the way.
j. II. Hale, of the town of Elma. ir
Chehalis County, was set down for a pa.
per collar dude farmer and admits tha
ten years ago he knew nothing about the
art. But Mr.. Hale seems to have a.
cmuated few nevertheless, and he
does it on three acres. Included on this
are his dwelling, barn, small green
house, and poultry house, also some fruit
trees
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-12-08

result Of the examination Whether a
child is placed in a special class or not,
he receives a new examination every six
months. The policy is always to give
bm a chance.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-12-08
BUTTER MADE FROM MILKWEED.
And Beefsteak from a Mysterious Plant
Startling Discoveries of Scientists.

Discoveries have been made in agri-
cultural science on the estate of Capt.
Ioneybrain, near MonisviIle, Va, which
promises. according to reports. TO reyo-
lutionize the beef and dairy interests of
the world.
At II convention of dairymen, held in
Copenhagen in March, 1901, Capt. Honey
brain met Dr. Maurice de Ruyter, who
had for years been experimenting with
the asclepias laCtefera, ordinarily known
as milllweed, to see if it were not posi-
bic by cultivation and Il system of selec-
tion similar to that used in producing
the modern sugar beet to produce from
an improved variety of milkweed, milk
and butter that would compare with the
article produced by the COW, and at an
infinitely lower cost.
The Dutch government finally became
alarmed, lest a successful outcome 0f
DR.. de Ruyter's experiments might injure
Hollands dairy interests and prohibited
any further work along these lines.
Capt Honeybrain spoke of the pro-
fusion in which the millweed grows in
his section, the use by the Indians of its
copous milk and invited DIR. de Ruyter
to return with him and continue his ex-
periments on his estate, where he would
nave Ine advantage u MS eN'e''7i'e i'o'
or5ltorleS'
III ue h'y 'er was unable - a'eePI
capt iloheEnrali oller LOT ill,"'ell, '''
ne Sutceeu1o Ill interesting 'oi. hu=
M"'e' u o"'i'eil ~ ms iiire',i4"' 'to'.9'
ne a2rGea 70 PuC lLueyo iaslliiiarl Il.
o"P'' money o'"'" '"'o'' 'o''" io'
9eIIe7 % eNPe'''''e"Da' -
for OHIee years lloI' l"S'''','.ii l''
ia"o'e' c'",'i"ou7'H' ue."T''S MS 'i','e
ana energy 10 give Pi'cC'c'I ''iue 70 Viie
theori'S o. H. ue huFVer' an" at !'t7'
theN nave IeaPeu inc ie""lu' II - 9'lu'
According TO report there i, oeihg
produce" j" 'ne 'apoIaVoIle9 u o"P''
lioleEorai'i rom Une l'i'lN "l an nm
proved variety 'l hlN"eeu' WIN I"e
aadiIloA OF per cent OF COW uillN'
hu'Ier t'a' c"','o' oe "l7t'i'S "''"e" i'"i"
lhe pest a'lrE OuCtef'
Vegetable With Meat Taste.
Ever mora intorcst has been excited
Ioc,II,. b,. ,bo nrolrctfon ON Can't Hon.
c,-broin's estate tbrouoh tbe efforts Of
n. uoIIouzoIIern of ,I,nt non,,IarIv
I.no,,.,, - ,bo y.oot,I,Io Loofstoal- THIS
now. .dd;ti.r T., tbo ,.ooot,bIo l,ino,Ion,
zoos NAT one,r 70 lao - ,ooot,IIa nos
.essir,r q 0ay,,. Of bcaf when cooked -
a. .,I.;r,. Io,. tl,,. ,,,..+o, l,,+ soo,,,. r.,
hc h, yo,,s},IIo srhstit,ta for hpef
N. Gt+o Eorro,t Auoustr. uolIo,,..
yoIIor, b,s aftor. 1G ,,cor. of axneri-
,,ant;,,,, ,,;,on 4, tbo World tho wonder.
f,I ,I,9t
- ,IIIia,t, u,,,- e.. l,,.i,,,. I,o,,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16
cIIAs. E. BOILING, supt.
once Of the Mayor. city Hall.

Richmond, Va, Dec. Is. 1901.
The attention Of the public is called
TO the above Important notice of the
Superintendent OF the Water Works-
Although the pumps OF Che city are be-.
y Ing worked to tlleirs full capacity. day
and night. and the auxiliary steam
pump Is also at work. he water Sc.1l--
tinuest o fall in the reservoir, $allii COM
plants OF inconveniencc and deprivation.
reach this Office from all over the city,
Sanitary reasons. as we'll us the discoin--
fort which exists, demand that special
: efforts should be made to stop the vii.
4 full waste Of water all over the city. To
n this end the police have been instructed
to mako special effort to detect and re-
mort to the Police. Justice all house
holders guilty of w!lfu waste. The
waste Of water for the prevention OF.
frozen pipes IS n violation OF the ordi-
nance and must cease. It IS hopeful tina t
when attention is called to the serious
results Of this waste the people Will vol
UNFAIRLY abandon the inexcusnble habit
4 But. at any rate, the police will make
special endcuvor to $preyenttsit by re-
porting those guilty to the Police Court
and BY the imposition Of the fine pro-
fvdcd blythe city ordina
CARLTON MCCARTHY Mayor.
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4 STRAIGHT WHiSklES.

I NOW HOLD OVER 200 BARRELS g II
i Maryland, Pennsylvania and kentucky
Rye Whistles III bond. q must reduce
this enormous stock, and In order to do
so have established a large retail mail
Y these well known straight Whistles:
Carroll Springs" Ii years. $3.50 Per
gallon; rJessamine Country Rye. 81 25 !;
a"Clifton Springs" 500; 2;yea:5old N f1.tt
Il $500; 'Maysylllc Club g years., $500;
l#:Atherton Rye. $500: Calvert g
years. $3.50. Our Immense stock mt 6 or
onlre 4 q few leaders Goods as repre-
Il senfed or money refunded. Prompt ship
ment plain paclsa &c. Add for Jugs and
packing, gallo 2oc ga3llIno u $ S: 4; :
Registered letter, postal or express order.
s. PTflI. G.. * KELLY, Mall Order Dept,
7 FRANKLIN Street. corner seventeenth
Richmond Va.
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FOR SALE CTIlcAP.-ON A12 EITD RISE
power Motor complete. also ono Hospital
supply Mansle. both. in good condition.:
81 CHINERY. this Office. RI
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IT WILL PAY YOU no VISIT TOY
lnnd; very amusing, very instructive to
q old Ole n y, yours; something TO sui the
"a T0MT'klNS'S. 2O7 w. Broad Street.
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JURGENs'NIL1.ss SELL YOU "LOR-
tune" Mrs Rorer''T Gas Range and
\ u y docs not cook. bake or broll as vol
money; 41O-21 T.. Broad street.
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Water Department,

Richmond. Va, Dec r., 1904 e
WATER TAKERS ARE HEREBY NO
titled to inspect the water fixtures In
81 their premises and stop al uselcss%a and
5$ Unnecessary waste. saS
Residents on the higher. elevations Of
The city cannot get the necessary w"ater
to supply their fixtures for sanitary
2 purposes, due TO the waste now going
N on. es5s s 3l 1S5.ss5 sgs7
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ASK FOR RUssELL.S .AN1I-ROACH
Powder; positively DESTROYS water bugs
a'id cock reaches; all drugsis SIS. lOc.. or
VIII be mailed on receipt CT price by w.
NJ. +. EANES, seTWcrty-l lfth and Leigh.
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5NECllWEA1e FOR MEN IN ALI, TILE
new shades OF silks: those ata5J cents
are exceptional IN value. W. s. n CON
n STABLE e C o.. rs e. Main Street,
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FOR sA1IE-TWO FEMALE WATER
e Spaniel Puppies; genuine stock. viii
& sell cheap. Is owner Is leaving the city.
Address G. 81, care this office.
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TAX NOTICE!
Office Collector OF City Taxes.
Room Z. First Floor, City Hall,
.-L.I.4.. Richmond. Va. y &c. ]. 1901. =

4sb l5e Room u First &tlOOr CITY Hal
# Richmond, Va, Dec. ], E 1870
NoTIGE 10 ,S 1 TAX; ;4 II 4 3
ESTATE AND a PERSONAL FOR 1874
is NOW DUE, AND PAYABLE AZ y AT a, THIS
EVERY male ri years Of age, and
EVERY person keeping house 9, or doing Ding
sonal taxes. Those who have not paid
any city taxes during the year wi i please
call and settle. so as TO avoid being post
= SHADING, PAVlNG, PIPE AND SEW
Err CONNECTION BILLS are also due,
and viii have TO be declared dellnquentgif
not paid on or before %, end Of year.
half If not paid on or before DECEM- /
BEN Slst. :, ], -, 5555b
taches TO all bills as soon as reported de-
lnQuent.s T @ :, z .
above, as under an ordinance passed by
the City Council there car. be no avoid
= ~ FRANK *, CUNNINGHAM,
Dec lin KS Collector Of City Taxes.
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sTOR SALE--DORMANT ROSES If
n planted now Will become ostab llshed and
give their full wealth Of bloom from
early spring : to late fall. 'rhe best
" varieties to select from. Nj Err IL ROSE
co.. West Grace and Cedar.
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BISHOPS, THE RELIABLE GENTLE
mems furnishing store ma ", fresh goods
5,aat prices to suit all; call and see his
stock; 702 L. Main Street.
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EI;E:.DEE BRANCHES

r. . - $780, T b Z Is
The lcl!o"4.e D.ancA O.4ces hay.
been established 4or lae Uenell1 ~
l.osu living Al distance from tina
Main Uince VI he Times DtsIatch
lae Tee Dee Wants lcll at auv .,
these branches HIll receive the sa,n.s
careful atenuou DIS tuoGgn lhey had
lJeen left at the Main once. and lhern
yyill be no extra cost to Ahead ertls.r.
!! slAUGATES's DRUG STORE, Iwsn.
ty.nt,h ana venaolc streets.
w, E, EANEo, IWenry-u1tn and Leloh
streets.
A. 4. SCOTT. Twenty.hfth and Broa,
streets.
| Root. J. WILLIAMS. Twenty.t,c,,
and Marshall Streets.
&. Il. NJ, H~HrloON. Fousi,es, a,,r
broad Streets.
G, w. LATIMER, No. 200 West Mar.
shall Street.
West lNain Street
| /. L, BEVEh'oeE' 6rook Avenue and
| RADY's pHoa sioRE, Barton
| PEofIs's DRUG STORE, Mo, aaoo
williamsburg Avenue, Fulton.
IgRoBlN,sa PHARMACY. No. 200 E,.t
Marshall Street.
cry DRUG STORE, Mo. 144i eo.t
I Main Street, corner Fifteenth.
JUDSoN CUNNINGHAM No, 2oo,
East Main. corner Twen,y-first.
| PINE GTREET PHARMACY, No. az.
South Pins Street.
POlNDExTER'Kl Rk. PARRlSH CO
no. 4le East Broad Street.
! THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. 4o2
! North Sixth Street.
| EATON PHARMACY, Twenty.eIob.h
| and N Streets, .5s
\ RisCN'S PHARMACY. Nc. 1te Canal
Stree
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.DROPsY POSITIVELY CURED M IN
thirty 10 sixty days; no cure, no pay:
no charges until cured w. s. GAR-.
RET'l', H 800 w. Marshall Street, Kich-
X nOnd Va. fs{ i5al
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MISS EP1TzER. 1915 +. FRANKLIN
Boarding. permanent and transents.

VALENTINE HOTEL. Fro Mt 1 N g
a paintcd newly pArered. Board from 10
TO $40 per week 80 and 81 per day;
rooms. 10. 75c. and ST. Fine sltnpie
rooms. 35 p
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EVER Y MARRIED MAN SHOULD OWN
his home and stop paying rent. Z. You
q e So 4 W, VI! consult i asi
Main Street n 8sS% ~
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FOR sALE--tvlJLI,-NNADE DOUBLE
N Horse Sleigh. with bells, II, perfect CON
y tition; price $40 cash W. r. HAN
II COCKS FACTORY, Invent -secohd
i Street, between "a Main and A Franklin
9 Streets. Phone 347S. l5sr
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THE SOUTHERN FINE ART! CO.. III
East Main Street, cni, furnish your en-
trio home with Pictures and Portraits.
Estimates cl,eerf,llly given. Frames
il1aue to your order.
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LosT#AND FOUND. (

LOsr-C. e o. DEPOT WEDNESDAY On = ~
! evening Il male setter pup. with toli1W I,
: loving description: ilack head, ta u.
cheeks. black spot on each side OF pouy.
tan spot on front leg, It mad OF, y ~. un,-
Ia. with letter on same II. Jones oosllE'
2 M III q. 4 suitable reward Will be Of
fsried for the. dog III No. 9ls East Main
street Richmond
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MONROE CONFECTIONERY, T0i w.
Main Street finest Inc of 3ronfcciipntr ~
4 and fruits in the West End. VIII be
So cordially Invited to CALI g
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GET YOUR FAMILY CAKES BAKED AT
D. BRIGGS, No 6o3 East Marshall.
He Is sure to please.
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{LOsT-NEAR FIFTH AND BROAD J
streets this morning. between s and y
o'clock. d gold watch and pin. inc IN
8itiais N. c. w. were on OUTSIDE ,3 :,
/. .rIls WILLIAMS. care Miller e. Rhoads.
" md ErerniNc raMurN. l...a.- .a.-..3 L-a...
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SURE CURE FOR j sl1otdElsTloN.
\, Govt, Uric Acid. Bladder and Kidney
troubles is lIarriss Anti.Dyspcptic ana
rs Lithia Water; springs located at Burke
Vile. Va; can furnish testimonials. J.
v n. NORRIS g. CO.PPhOnc 1882
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sN.ANTED-To PURCHASE AZ GATED
Saddle Horse. Must have good dsposi-
tion and be sound X, 81, care this
office. 81
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NvANTED-.ASK 5YOIR GROCER FOR
Pocn hOntas Corn Focahontas Peas; the
perfection OF fine canned goods. NJ
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BROKE LOOSE FROM P 81 y ~ = ,
large black MULE. who linps y t's
in hinl feet. Finder VIII ketur n, s sas i
10 STCN EW4ALL TOBACCO WARE
\ HOUSE md receive reward. .-.s
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FOR sALE--A PAIR OF ICE SKATES.
in good condition; will sell cheap. Apply
& 3. 90, care this office. #
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UNI BRELLAs.

LARGE ELECTION OF I.ADIES'&ANDl
Gentemcn's4 sllver-Ntounted Umbrellas;
bought. expressly for holiday presents;
engraving free. Call and see them. G..
HAASE.& & SONS POI T.. Broad Street.
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ASK FOR RUSSELL'B AH'ri-ROACl
Powder; positively destroys water bugs
and cock roa chcs; njl druggists. lOc, Or
+ will be mailed on receipt of price b.. w.
Il r.. EANEs, rwentysllfth end Leigh.
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GOOD Gs,

If YOU WANT TIE BEST THIS is
Apple Cider anauea 'esf ea.
e Canned Fruits. Seeded Raisins, Crr-
rants, Citron. Layer Figs, Layer. Raisins.
3 Pound Cakes, Fruit Cakes. Candies.
D Nuts: the hes t fresh meats a speciality,
s8s and everything else that Is good for your
M table atIthe up-to-d : teS grocer. ALBERT
e Fl. POHLIG, EOS and 30S N. II Second
Street II Phone $50. s$5.i,8 :. I. III 1fsfi lS.
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III YOU WANT TO HAVE ANY PHOTO
enlarged, and, a at the same time. save
y money. go to THE CAPITAL ART co.,
COZ East aAdipr# Street. W
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5TIA " Is * 70 r. e II II lSa.
three Iii fancy box for 15c. Ladies',
Embroidered Hnndkcrchicfs two for
quarter. EiMRERTON. PRICE e CO. "A
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MADAME I11,iAA1I. THE CELEBRATED.
European Pnlmist, Clarv0yhnt and
n Crystal EGnzer. will receive clients at IL
North Ninth street for II few days more
only. 8l7 sNi .atfa 3sG -5ttf lilltst+ e
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GRACE. e., ioa--W.A MED, o. OCCUPANTS
for nice. sunny room on first floor, fur-
mi Sic nee 'r0
y Apply it 1G3 Il. Grace. 4s
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ssTR9Al = i, D--FRuM MY FARM AT
Brookland station. Henrico county, An my
"Iso,,si' Ret,lln to 223 East Grace and
receive reward ADOLPH DILL.
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE AN y
stoves bought, sold and exchanged; uil
+ kinds of stoves repa fred; charges rea soll-
able. d. LANDOW. 500 w. Broad st.
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NJ EMS iScARFS IN PROFUSExASSO RT-s
ncnt 4 { 100. 25c., 5oc. and ;1.O1 Hand.
some ones in boxes. pEMBERTOS,
u PRICE & co. $ss85g
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MISCELLANEOUS.

#''CH1MBORAZO" SHOES ARE EQUAL
VI " good whether travelling BY rail or
steamboat, in your ofiice,.or at home. IN
FIJI are equally comfortable. /, @5 S
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YOU CAN SHINE IN. ANY GATHERING
With q pair Of "CLIIM BORAZO"3 SHOES
on Tnur feet ~ W -. ~ 81
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED, by a COUPLE Wl,rtOJllIl
= children. three or -four, rooms BY jan
uary 1st, suitable for light hous eAeeD ne,
with use Of bath, west of Fourth Street;
reference exchanged. Address j. o., cal 9
this office. fsf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16

THE GRANITE BUILDING Co. III.
East Main Street, Is prepared 10 lend
money OIL reasonable terms and payable
"a In small monthly instruments. 4S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16

WHO SELLS THE LARGEST lANDG
% best made Express Wagon for your hey
: at @ price 81. w by! CflAS. w.
Coz r. Broad Street. ig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16

$yvANTED-TO SELL a BAY HORSE
81 bout s years old: sound 8and a. good
worker. DR1NkARDs's.s z423 ~ North
Sixth Street. AZ "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16

GO TO #ANTONIS FOR FRESH CARA
9 mels, Pure Mint, Cocoanut Cakes made
4# fresh every day. No. Is ~. Ninth STREE.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

B. G, BRISTOW IS NOW SETTLED IN
his new shop 1000 f. Franklin; more
room and better equipped than ever,
also a complete line of Grocery Wagons
and Trucks. Busg.cs and RunabCuts
q new and second hand, 5&e6g5F5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16

WANTED FOR u. S. AgMI--ABLE..
bodied unmarried men, between ages VI
81 and IS, citizens Of United States. i. q =
can sneak read and write English. For
li into fdlo appIyto RECRITi'TlNG OF
gTICER, ITO p. Broad St, Richmond, Va
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PERSONALS.

WILL REuPH OLS1'l1R YOUR PARLOR
mattresses good as now and let yoG pay
us for II In monthly installmen,s. J Wy.
q GEMS, 1921 T.. Broad Street Don't
I put It OF; we're mighty busy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16

IF YOU EVER EXPECT TO PURCHASE
a home, then the liberal methods en-
ployed by THE GRANITE aDlJlL.DlNG
y COMPANY. I'LL East Main Street.
SHOULD convince you that now Is q good
ME 4 . do So y