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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-07
MARKETS FOR FUTURES
BARE RESPONSE TO LOWER CABLES
AND FAVORABLE WEATHER.
Following the Call there Is n Renewal
of Covering by Shorts in Fear
of Further Manipulation
by the Bulls.
AS Commerce st.

NEW YORK, August 6.-The cotton mar
@<et brened easy at a decline of points on
August5eand of s@11 points later posi-
tions.Fthis being barely response to lower
Liverpool cables and generally favorable
early weather reports. Following the call
there was renewal OF shorts covering in
some support from bulish sources the
market rallied few points but showed ir-
regularity rather than firmness and toward
the middle of the morning ruled quiet and
rather easier. Later reports from the South
indicated heavy rains in some sections of
the belt but the crop situation as a whole
was kardly such as TO give shorts 9pxiety7
BUSINESS was very quiet and fluctuattohs
l nnffsgraPwfo ~-r'
7 srifspAIIY COTTON MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS. August 6. : Cotton
quiet; sales. $50 Ordinary. 1916; good
ordinary. 9h; low middling, az; middling
l0%; good middling. 10 i1-1s; middling
fair. 10 1916. Receipts. 1872; stock. 2s.ss7
GALVESToN.-Steady; middling, 10h !;
sales, 1872: receipts, 1877; stock. 1888.
MoBILE.-Nominal; middling. 10; re-
ceipts. 81; stock, 412.
SAVANNAH. - Quiet; middling. 1913;
stock, IL, 651.
z cHARLEsToN.-Receip IS; stock. s21.
awILAIINGTON.--Stoc 100. 81
!. NORFOLK.-Receipts, 100; stock, 1900. .
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES middling, II IS;
stock, GAS.
BosToN.-Quiet; middling. 10. As: net re-
ceipts. Is: gross. III
PHILADELPHIA. Quiet; middling
10. 20; receipts, Las; stock. s2s.
ST. LoUIS.-Quiet; middling, 10ia re-
ceipts, 1874: stock. 9.4SS.
NEW YORK.--Cotton quiet and steady;
msddling. 10. As: gross receipts, 1859; sales,
lies; stock. 1855; exports, to Great Brit
ain. 972.
Total today and consolidated: Net re-
ceipts. 491; exports, to Great Britain. 3,51S;
stock. Sc, sos.
Total since Sept. 1: Net receipts, 7.12e.-
$40; exports. TO Great Britain, 2,496.91S: to
France, $40, 033; to continent. 2.5SS, 993; to
japan, 216.1s5; to Mexico. 1880.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-07
ST. LOUIS PROVISIONS.

ST LOUIS. August 6.--Flour firm.
Whiskey steady. 1.32h.
Pork lower; jobbing. IL. 52A.
Lard lower: prime steam. 20.
Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts, $50;
clear ribs. $50; short clear, 300
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-07
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.


NEW ORLEANS August 6.-Spot cotton
Including SO to arrive. Quotations I'M
changed.
Futures opened steady with prices sos
points lower. responding to declines at Liv-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-07
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
II. q q. BEERS COTTON LETTER.

(By Private Wire to CALDWELL Ward IL Coz
NEW ORLEANS, August 6.-Unsettled
weather conditions prevailed throughout
the week, every district in the belt recev-
/ ing Fffiofe' than d. Sufficient supply of mois-
turc, especially tho East Gulf and South
Atlantic States, and unless a change for q
return of fair weather takes place, COM
plants of insect life increasing and of the
crop going to the bad may be heard next
week, sectional unfavorable reports having
arrived already. Present indications do not
promise anything but a continuance OF wet
weather, official forecast and low ba-
rometer. Up to date It is hardly probable
that any deterioration has taken place in
condition of crop on account of too much
rain, except. possibly. in scattered localities.
We have reached the point, however, when
sains should cease to permit cleaning of
fields, the making of fruit and the matur-
ing of early cotton, more sunshine being re.
CURED now. The worlds visible supply of
American growth. although only having de-
creased SLIGO bales the past week, against
$3.50 corresponding week one year ago is
still 103,62S bales smaller than what
held last year. 639,215. compared with 742.-
S43. while the available supply of other
kinds than American is about same in
1903, say $4,000. against S25. 600. Trade
conditions at home not good 1t is true.
but at the same time the small reserves
make up for this difference in compare
tive way, and as business Is good with Man
chester and on the continent of Europe, the
small stocks at distributing points abroad,
as well as what is held by spinners in COM
parison with what their requirements
not looking for any advance in val
ues unless crop accounts become un-
favorable. On the contrary. rather be-
lieve market will be much lower In time
to come. Nevertheless prices for the mo-
ment are likely to rule comparatively
steady. possibly higher for the near future.
it being almost impossible for every section
of the cotton region to share in perfect
weather conditions during the balance of tho
season. New cotton in quantities sufficient
to affect the market is now commencing to
show up at primary points, Houston re-
are shorts relying for market to weaken
thinking that the combination of longs at
New York will not take of what Is
rendered them August contracts The
spinning world needs raw material and
there will be close bidding for whatever ar
rives of the new crop this month by shorts
for delivery and by spinners for mills. Com
pared with last Saturday prices are a shade
lower. middling today 1oS. last week 1O9a,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-07

(For next two days.)
The Coosa and upper Alabama will rise
slowly, and the lower Alabama will remain
nearly stationary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-07
CINCINNATI PROVISIONS.

NH4NoH3F ~ = = ~ = 1''HNNTT@Fe
CINCINNATI. August 6,--Flour firm.
Lard steady. sttgtt
Bulk meats firm, IT'S.
Bacon firm, 7.75.
Whiskey steady, las.
Sugar firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-07

Temperature changes have been slight;
rains have occurred in all districts. being
heavy in portions of Arkansas, Georgia. Lou
isiana, North Carolina. Texas and locally
excessive a. Albany. Georgia.
FRANK r. CHAFFEE
Section Director. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-07
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, August 6.-Following were
the quotations on the Cotton Exchange to-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-07

NEW ORLEANS, August 6. Sugar
strong; open kettle 2%93 31s; open ket-
tie centrifugal, $685.: centrifugal whites
AZ; yellows, 3A44h; seconds, 2S @3%.
Molasses nominal; open kettle, 2o@25:
centrifugal 10615.
Syrup nominal, 20625
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-07

NEW YORK. August 6.--The statement
of averages of the clearing house banks OF
this city for the week shows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-07
THE WEATHER.

Maximum temperature for day, SO deg.
Minimum temperature for day, 10 deg.
Average temperature for day, 80 deg.
Normal temperature for day. 10 deg.
Accumulated deficiency since Jan. /. 2o4
deg.
Average relative humidity for day. 30 per
cent
River Bulletin.
(Obseryations at a. m 18TH NJ. time.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-07

the unsettled condition Of labor. The
weekly Chronicle cited the conditions Of the
cotton crop as corresponding to the numef-
Gus private advices. regarded as satisfac-
tory.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-07
The leading futures ranged as follows:

Mess pork, per OBJ.
September .12.72h 12.72h 1890 12.42h
October q. ~ 10 1910 1886 1915
Lard. per 100 lbs.
September 6s7h 6.s7h 6.75 6.77M
October 6.s2h 6.s2A 6.S2h 6.s2h
Short ribs. per 100 lbs
September 7.62A 7.62h 7.5eh 100
October :. 7.571s 100 7.5o 7.55
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Firm.
wheat--No. 2 spring. 1.o4@1.O5; No. 3.
90 a / .O2; No. red, 90.
Corn-No. 2. 52k; No. yellow. 53h @
$50.
oats-No. 2, 3SM: No. white. SS1s @3s;
No. white, 32@35h.
Mess pork. per Dbl, IL. s7h 912.5o.
Lard, per 100 lbs. 6.67Q6.70.
Short ribs sides. loose. Z. 50@7.60.
Short clear sides. boxed. S.009S.25.
Whiskey. basis of high wines, l.2S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-07

Sometimes a mans love for horses is
hut a hobby.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-07

Indicates rise. Indicates fall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-07

When a poor girl is said to be pretty
she is positively handsome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
1Ao 5 B. HICKS.
* AprfI z 1904
REGULATIONS TO PREVENT SPREAD
OF SCLBlESs IN CATTLE.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT. On
Ohlco OF tie SecrctnrS.
Mnrcl, 81. lyo4-Nnticc is hereby given ~.
regulations have been Issued, bc .aHpE
dale otAiarch is, 1905. and entitled 'HeS-
nations TO Prevent the Spread OF Sea olcs
(AIanee or scab) III Cattle" q y. I,Dr-
der 10. 123l. setting forth the h req rn
ny, y, io,, ar trailing OF infected OF exposed
c across Stale or Territorial bounda.
rles Officers. managers and agents OF
railroads and transportation companies;
that the violation OF the said regulations
will subject them to the penalties provo
ed BY the laws of the United states ~
s s.i a r,rnished upon application to tho
chief chi, Of the Bureau of Animal Industry.
Washington. D. c. JAMES WILSON.
Secretary.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
3 Office City Water Works, city Hall
h Chns. Il. Boiling, Snp,G,,

s3 Office City Water Works, CITY Ian,
58fs Chas. u. Boiling. Snp IT.,
7 SEALED PROPOSALS WILL, I, l Rn k tss.
ccivcC at This office inttl /. H., M !, ,,
DAY. AprIl gs'9 lsA for w fSGlyi ri
The year ending december 3lst leoi
Ten 40, 4-inch llub,cnd Cate ild vn aiy,,s
Twenty Coy 6-ncl I1nb-end Ga,e yavSs
i isissht tS S ia.inch inb-end Gate valvee,
81G.incl, 11ub.end Gate Valves
y-inch Ilub-Cnd Gate Valves,
NJ 2i-inch Ilub-end Gate Valves.
y no S4inch C. |. Pipes. per ton,
100 4-incl c. l. Pipes, per ton,
40 S-lncI 6; i Pines ,y]ss. per nr,. ton Is,
1 q" 1 1..insh {. l. l. F is por ton
l6-inch G. !. Pines per ton,
2o-incll G. ]. Pipes, per ton,
n 24-nch c. |. Pipes. per ton ,,..,,.
"a 900 pound, Special Castings Crosses,
,rSe e,YS sleevcg Bends, Rcduccrs, etc,
from to. 2-nch diamete,r !. ,,o,,s o,o
90 Doube-nozzlc Fire liNdrnnts-olle
nozzle . IL inch, one i-inch nozzle,
IA e. Large Stop Cock RoSes,
Zoo Small Stop Cock Boxes, : IL feet
'o 100 Small Stop Cock Boxes, 2 feet
i.i5o Meter Boxes.
$1,000 lbs, Pig Lead (best 1nalltyl,,, -,
7 & 3.up IDS. w lpllS Npplbti .p|sl ','''''. -
''-' BRASS WORK.
81 15o -1-jnch Trapping Cocks (Hadtsty ma,
oi 80 S3}.4-inch Tapping Cocks d1odesty ma
e'i $50 1-2-incll Tapping Cocks d1adesty ma
IS IS Inch Roundway STOP Cocks for
a-t loo s-il In; Round-way stop Cocks for
10 5.S!lnch Round.way stop Cocks for
So 60 1-a-inch Round-way stop Cocks for
u Inch 1 Round way Stop Cocks for
Lead and Iron Pipe. g.,
A1sS 34-inch Round-way Stop Cocks for
fS anh lf0n Ro nipdd stop Cocks for
lead and Iron Pipe
.SHiS 1-jnch Corporation Cocks
4 IL 3-4-inch, Corporation Cock i.,i;,,. cam
,,,n' a. he submitted, and contract to be
1T as a whole for Brass Work.
(, go 1-inch Mater Meters and Gomez
.'I 10 s-4-inch Water Meters and Connec-
''S SO .s-jnch Water Meters and Connec-
tions, p o,,1,,,
trenches in Paved, Macadamizcd, Grav-
Per, sd. I'd. for relaying Granite Paving,
Per sd. I'd for laying new Granite
Per cubic yard for Furnace Cinders
Per ton for hauling pipe specials, valves
and hydrants from depot to line OF work
To be delivered at tue Pump Houses
as hereafter directed, the following sup
plies:
Barrels Machine Oil (submit sample,
Barrel Sperm Oil Submit sample),
500 lbs. Albany Grease;
200 lbs Graphite. one Dbl. Tallow,
go lbs. Rainbow Packing.
< so Tons Pocahontas or New River Coal
All supplies, except those for Pump Pun!
Houses Pipes and Specials to be delv,,
cred at the Shop or Pipe Yard Pipes and
specials to be delivered f. 0. Is. at Rlcl-
mond in such quantities and at such
times as the superintendent may direct It.
Specifications and information can be
obtained at this office. The Committee on
MATER reserves the right 10 Increase or
decrease the above-named quantities 20
per cent, and the right to reject any or
all proposals.
A certified check for $500. payable to
City Treasurer. must accompany each
bid CTI4AS. T.. BOILING,
apl 3,5,7 .s1o1S,l7. Superintendent
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GREAT RESULTS AND TEDEE WANT ADS ARE SYNONYMOUS TERMS
FOR SALE.

t-rt, sAi,I1--ON ACCOUNT, or! PAflrY
chnhgliig his residence lie is forced 10
offer f6r sulc ono Of the liniilsUn,cst
family Horses md q ctit-lindrr Rubberi
ihe boiSe is IL treasure to any Unei lcnn
stcp III 2.40. and the buggy Is good as
nov. Any one wanting, sn,rethng extra
fine al Il bargain would iittvo 70 30 =
is tic finest turnout solith or New. York
Cali n o Mood street. Norfolk. VA 4
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THE RATE
FOR CLASSIFIED WANfi.
ADVERTISING

,s I cent per word Net Cash in
.ADvANCE With n minimum cost
Of rs cents for each Insertion.
The Same rate applies TO deaths
marriages, obituaries and all otller
classified notices. No display type
allowed in the classified columns.
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Richmond. Va, March 20 1904
THE REGULAR ANIMAL MEETING
of The Stockholders of TEE Abe
MARIE PAPER MANUFACTURERS
COMPANY viii be held at the offices
OF Messrs, Williams, Bryan & Williams.
First National Bank Building. Rich
mond. Va, on THURS Jay. April 18th,
1901, AT j o'clock A, Nj,
CHARLES NJ, BOSWELL.
Secrctafy and Treasurer
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The City of Richmond
Office Citv ANLlter Work
Custom House Building.

Richmond, Va, April D. l3O4.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived AT this building until 9 o'clock
+. NJ, APRIL 10. 1901, for furnishing
Fuel. Lights. Water, lee. Miscellaneous
Supplies, Washing Towels, Hauling
Ashes for this Building during the fiscal
year ending Ltno'Si, 1896. or such por-
ton of the year as may he deemed adj
,isabIe. The right to reject any and all
bids is reserved by the Treasury De-
partmenl. JOSEPH b. STEWART.
Custodian.
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Richmond Va April s. 1904
Stockholders of the RUSSELL FORK
COAL AND LUMBER COMPANY viii
be held at the Company,s office. No,
& TUEGDAY, April IS. 1n03, al u o'clock
81. a. $, BuFORD Secretary.
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Mayor Of the City Of Richmond

subject to the approaching Democratic
primary.
IL elected. hereby promise TO use my
very best efforts TO Insure the CITY a, ~
.ndminIstrat ton which Will be In keeping
with the Increased powers Of the ONCE OF
tie MAYOR under the new Constitution.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

" IRGINIA: IN THE C-HANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, THE, I'D DAY OF MARCH, 1901.
Eunice Jasper. ct ais, ...,.,.. Plaintiffs,
VS..
James Jasper. James Miller, Lilly Morris
IN CHANCERY.
The Object OF this suit is to have soia
for division real estate in Richmond:
Virginia. 30x120 :sct on the south side OF
Taylor Street. known as house and lot
No 1909. and as lot In square 5, y. \.
Lees plan of Harvie and sydney.
And affidavit having been made and
filed HAT diligence las been used BY and
o.: behalf Of the PLAINTIFFS to ascertain
in what county or corporation are tho
above named defendants. James Miller
and Lilly Morris. without effect. It is
ordered that they 90 apn,e;nir mere mere within
order and do what Is necessary 10 pro.
tcct their interest in this suit.
(.onvS Teste: CIAS O.. SANlLLE
wallace r. Brown, n. a. Clerk
mar Is 1aw-iw
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Richmond, Va, March 81, 1904
THE ANh uAL MEETING OF THE
: PRISON ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA
for the election of officers and otncr
business Will be held at No. 3Ol East
Main Street. Richmond Va, THURS
DAY. APRIL l4th 1904. al O'Clock F..
NJ GEORGE G. JEFFERSON
Secretary and Treasurer.
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FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-ONE
Phacton and Harness, In good condition,
Apply 2Oo NortE Avenue, Barton
Heights.
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FOR sALE-GooD COB DRIVING
Horse, speedy and stylish. SIS: also fine
buggy Harness. Cali between and 1
Z. NJ, II Il. Grace Street Geur).
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WANTED. A MAN or ABILITY TO
handle the sale of our subscription
hooks in Richmond and vicinity; refer
cnces required and extra in ,d,l (. ne. y
1SRIANDS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
AGENTS, Subscription Books D. Apple
ton & Co., No. 436 Fifth Avenue New
York City. -
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WANTED, LADIES TO EXAMINE OUR
stock of rebuilt Sewing Machines; spe-
cial bargains; Household Singer, stand
ard, Domestic,I White and other makes;
same as new; from $40 up. No. 9o2 l..
I3roaI Street .f3ItH@,s sHlsssfe .s..,
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POULTRY NETTING. 3 FEET HIGH,
&c. per yard: VIC have all heights, at
THE BRUCE HARDWARE CO., No.
eos East Marshall Street.
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FOR tsALE-GOOD CHUCK ROAST. 10C. /:
stewlng or brisket beef, &c. HENRY c..
BRAuER, T.. Broad Street.
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81 25 FOR HALF CORD KILN-DRfED KIND
LING; Wood deverd. See phone for any
kind OF cooking wood coal. j. b LACY.
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WHITE CANVAS ONFORDS.
Childrcn's and Misses White Canvas
Shoes and ~ Oxfords, Cllidren's and
Misses Barefoot Sandals; just arrived
fresh and nice. j. a.. CiRLGG SHOE CO..
12l East Broad. h Ea sila.l
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OUR NEW SPRING; PATTERNS IN MAT.
tings arc something that you don't see nt
other stores: prices are the lowest 15c. up.
y OSTR4ANDER'S c09 w Broad Streets
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WANTED. YOU TO TRY LI1LAND'S
shoe repairing; the hest and ncht ,,. i IN
X them; they are flexible. too; 25 North
Fifth.
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FOR sALE-l 900 DAIII,LA ROOTS, ALL
colors and shades. Apply SECOND
+. TOLL GATE, Brook Road.
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Mutual Assurance Society Of Virginia,
Richmond VA, March IS, 1907,
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE MEM
beers Of this EOclety wlll be held MONDAY.
April 18th. 1891 at the office OF the society,
No l0li East Main street, Richmond. Va,
VI O'Clock i, 81.
EDWIN a PALMER
Principal Agent,
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IF IT'S FROM E. PERK1NsoS'S BAKERY
clean hands, 42l N. Sixth Street
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~ IRG1SIA: IN THE CIRCUIT. COURT
or THE COUNTY OF idddEiNRlCo,
Mary * price (who sues by John Beard,
her brother and next rrlcnd),.., Plaintiff.
VS..
;rhc object or this suit Is to obtain for
thn nlaintiff n decree Of divorce a vinculo
ma,rimonii against, the defendant. IL,
And an affidavit having been mace AM; any
Of the state OF Virginia, it Is ordered
that he do appear here within fifteen o daays
after the due publication 81 tnis o,o ord i,i.
interest herein.
a COPY, tcsle: r-,,,
SAMUEL. p, NVADDlLL' e!''h'
Thomas n. Carter, Attorney,
apr fri-law-4t
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SHOE REPAIRING.

sole. JOINT to leak, NO nails TO tear tho
ssoess, ever pair seSsd mems mems =; ladls:.
Aolihg mona 7bc, ladies s0c Phone 1851
We send anywhere llREW'S ELECTRIc
SHOE FACTORY, 7l6 u Man street
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HOW is THIS FOR a NICKELrPLAT-
ed Reel 100 yards, multiplying, for SOC.
at leUARLES'S. lN5 T. Broad.
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NOTICE.
OfIce Collcctor city Taxes, City HILL
Richmond VA, April 1, 1901
.LICEM Sc / AK.
City Licenses for The
Year 1904.

have been placed III my hands for colleo.
ton, and arc due now, as follows:
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FOR saba FINE HA13DMAN ~,
4 right Piano, almost as good us new anu
in perfect condition. ! ave no ftlrthcr
,lsc for n piano and want to sell; VIII
sell cheap; l want the money. Address
w r., caro- this office. @
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co TO GILL'S BAKERY. SOC L. MAR
shall. for Hot Cross Buns to-day
Phone 1913.
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sIIANpsOMEST LINE OF WOLFE
Skirts in the South at RICHMOND
GARMENT CO.; easy credit terms; Gil
East Broad.
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WANTED, ALL COUPLES AND FAMILIES
who arc now boarding to know how cueapv
they can so to housekeeping by buying ti.IM
furniture of US; we guarantee our price, ,e,,, Inv
OSTRANDER'S s, 200 W. Broad Street.
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CALI, ON THE GRANITE, BUILDING
COMPANY, No. iii East Main street,
or louninp money on real estate. You
viii not have to walt ten days to get 1t.
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II r u S Il " O r II II y PERSON. EACH
county TO manage local business for
wholesale house; so paid weekly eN-
pcnso money advdncedi position nerma-
nent; experience not essential. MAMA
GER. Como Block, Chicago
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HAVE YOUR CARRIAGES AND WAGONS
painted and repaired at RICHARDSON
BROS, sl3 Brock Avenue: phone 1867.
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FOR sALE-BAR LOCK TYPEWRITER,
In good order for 50 cash. TYPE
WRITER" care this office.
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HONEST WORCESTERSHIRE. FAIR DEALINGS,
latest putterns and styles. IRE what you get
at HENRY HARRlSS, the tailor. No. 6l3
East Main Street.
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I,A15lEs' WHITE CANVAS. soxFoRDs.
Shnns ma Oxfords. Chlldrcn's and
Misses Barefoot Sandals; just nrriver,
fresh and nice. !. a. GRlGG SHOE CO..
" 11I t,nst 13rOau, {E53
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spEClAT. MlDw1NTEn PRICES on RE..up.
Mattresses, ETC.. etc., no charge for esti'
mates CifAs. q. JuRGENS' son, nos. 40, ii9;
4"l East Broad Street. Phone 25oi. We IL
mike your old suite look Ike i new ONE.
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HEL,.P WANTED--Male.

EARN $50 TO 800 MONTHLY COZ, a..
spending for newspnpers 80 c sin,r se lol
W Mu'h ~, -, - nipcu,lrs NORTHERN PRESS
SYNbiCATE, Lockport N. Y
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WANTED.

WANTED -RENvARD 500 FOR Any
case, OF Indigestion, Constipation, Ner-
vous trouble. etc, ETC., that the DAN,
lEL,S method Of physical culture ana
deep breathing cannot cure; GET i. Broad
Street. Apositiye guarantee with each
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tn11n nosEs WILL suRpAss, ANY THAT
yoti Gun order by mail or express for the
samc price, besides giving YOU the nayant'age
nini,ts nnd saving express charges. MERIT
ROSE CO.. w. Grace aud Cedar Streets Top.
. Iosie Hermitage Golf Cub).
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SHOES
PIANO BAhuhINS.

BARGAlN-ONI2 FINE UP
fright Piano. one of the best on the mar
kGt, full scale, handsome mahog my
case, three pedals: as an inducenent
will sell for Slt5, usual price 500; posi-
lively the greatest inducemenl ever Of
fercd In a piano. II yon don't believe
ii call and see Sfll;FIf 3D1 II, Broad.
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NO MATTER on. WHAT ROAD YOU
KAEMPF"S candy; 10 North Ninth
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AWNINGS AND FLY SCREENS.

c. b. NORYELL. 2ll NORTH SIXTH. MANU-
facturer OF Awnings. Shades Screens spec al
attention given to screening tine houses; ask
for estimates at once, 'Phonc Ash
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08

For sALl1--A FINE REr1lGEnATon, ALSO
n very nnc Extension Table. clnwfoot. 81 tina
heat mahogany; also Il Hall Table ana Sl!ver
ana China Case. Manufacturer Cilt,,.M GaHS e
Furniture Polish: finest made. u ~. LaOS
HARD 200 South Pine akIeGt ~. -.--.. --.-t