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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
T1IE RATE
FOR CLASSIFIED WANT 81
ADVERTISING

Is cent per word Net Cash y
ADVANCE. Sith a minimum COST
Of rs cents for each insertion e
The same rate applies to deaths.
marriages. obituaries and al! otres
classified notices. No display typeA
allowed In the classified columns
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5HALF'g CORD GOOD SAWED S5 PINE
&. Slab delivered for $3.50. y @ UARLES Il
ssNWINGFIELIo. Seventeenth and NASH,
II ngton. Phone 1858
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ARE IN NEED OF a HALL
forreceptions. }banquets, germans, pub
lie meeting. etc, apply at Saenger Hale,
4 Family Resort 319-311 North Il Seventh
x Street. CAFE ELIRGlI, Henry Lerch,
Proprietor Terms reasonable
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OUR NloSvsF FALL STYLES IN BLACK
and Brown should not be called musical
3 hats because they have bands, houghs
& we are selling them foran mere song.
POlNDENTER-li1R ll- ARRlStl CO.,
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Fop SALE.

FOUR FOO,>. 8P ORTABLE, Cleared
corn mill. Eosophus stones, In fine con-
4 Guiding belt, twcnty-incll Spront &
81 Npaldron corn mill. vertical French burrs;
y perfect condition; large ca phcity
& CFiAS. WILLARD &; SON, Columbia,
Va, $3.50 {S58g ~
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WE WANT YOU TO Z EXAMINE THE;
Chiffon All SILK Velvet we offer a s.; e
all 5the new standings. PEMBERTON,
Il PRICE & CO. i4yj 5
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HEADQ UARrERs FOR WILD STUR-
+ keys. Pheasants. Quail, Ducks. Oysters
. and Fish. jS$ W. C. GRAY. 612 T.. Mar
4 shall. Phone 1916. @ " s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

TRY A BOTTLE OF COCA-COLA. n
Ideal chaser; takes the raw edge Off Of
= wlrskcy.
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THE LENNON. 1905 T.. MARSHALL
Rooms with or without board; also
transients.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED, SEVERAL GOOD MEN o
IN fine address to present high -grade3 stock
seasily&earn slOO weekly under our plan.
Il Call between hours Of to 10 p. AZ Il L.
*&F .sENCiLESBY.s Representing Congress
n iona and Mexican Mining Co., he JEFF
III ferson. s$
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4 COAL, WOOD AND ICE. 4

DoNoI GaAdM save ny
cheaper than they can buy sewierc.
This Is the only cash Wood Yard IN
4 Richmond--lu Quarter cord best Pine $l.25.
4 Coal at the same rate. am selling the
noted Cannelton Limp; your neig nbors
Z will tell you so. TOO. u. r. LONG,
Phone, 30 we and Marshall. 1920 Phone
Gil!ncr5 and Clay, 1863. 5S5 III .3$ a ID
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HELP WANTED-Male.

a TREGlSTERED DRUGGIST; ONE
familiar with the typewriter preferrcI.
Address l.. S. Eos FER. Supt 70. S.
Hospital williamsburg. Va.
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FLATS WANTED.

WANTED, SaT ONCE, sITrSFURNISHED ID
flat. three or four rooms Second floor,
or two unfuImisheCl rooms. between
SIXTH and Fonslcc and so,ithEof Broad
Il Address Box Hol, city,
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ALL KINDS OF STOVES REPAIRED.
umbrellas repaired and recovered: n
charges reasonable, second hand furni-#
Il ture bought and sold. y. LANDONV, $50
y West Broad. 82
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5AELPi,ALE AND FEMILE.

" 3 eessg'EIt. o.; 4 LaI2l Es5s 70 1,s,TIsY
Place man and wifs: -1san 10 acf as
Il working manager. wife 70 assist in The
s.fjsisst: god wages and home TO tjgI fs5
parties. 4 ypiy Mrs. G. A. GRENER
l54lEnaai opposite Lakeside PARK. Isica-5
rfsBT1fi, Va.
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AGENTS WAa.TED.
BUGGY TOPS.

a RuEEEE TOP AT sT.59. A f.i.Ar'IIr",,
Quarter Top ~ Sir; CbasliOag al 5ny
Write Tor prices, j. " VHrTE h
SON. 10. s3gtii Fourteenth Street
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GET OUR ESTIMATE 4 ON f MAKING
your old plano over as good as new. NYcE
& have a complete factory. Cnll phone
o9lo and we. will make You estimate free
y Of cost FERGUSON BROS, II West
= Broad,
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lND1G 1ST1ON AND ANY TROUBLES
caused by uric. acid is cured BY drinking
!larrls's Anti-Dyspcptic and --..hia
Water; springs located near Burkevillc,
X Va received fresh every day. j. A.
"a MORRIS " CO, No. liz North Seventh
Street. Phone 1882.
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EVERYTHING no A1AKEsYoUR I'll ME-
Y. CONT crta BILE and cosy for winter, OS-#
y ,TF1ANDER'S 200 wv. Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

WE GUARANTEE SAUER'S EXTRACTS
\ to got further and give letter results
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HALF CORD SAWED PINE, So. 7f5.
a Oak $500. Hal Splintf s.. 50, hes. Anthra- 4
cite Lump Splint,9 Fire Greek and
coke 1T lowest prices. TYLER 4
q RAN, Linden and Cary. Phone 1879 ne
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PLAIN 5FACTs-GOODS BREAD. BEST
q OF material and cleanliness Is what the
), Ex M +, serves you.give
sS4I0S Nv. Broad. Phone 25So. ~
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WANTED. FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
+ steam heat near Monroe Park, by gei-2
tlcn.uu. ADDRESS i, IL. care this otticcs3
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sGET5oUR PRICES ON FURNITURE.
Stoves, Bedding, etc. before you buy.
OSTRANDERs, 200 w. Broad.
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ton "a w-mll, not overs or610 hcrse,
! power; must be IN good order and a bar
35 gain. ~ DAVID SWIFT, Burnpass, Va.
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THE RELIABLE GENTLE
& mems furnishing store; new. fresh goods;
at prices to suit all; call and see his
II stock ZOE III Main Street S 4 ISL
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THE LADIES OF, r. CElMONDs AREALL =
is tho attraction? WIy! Tnev receive a
i nice hot cup Of VA LiiALLA Cocoa
z lTR ZEE. Remember the number, b02 70.
Marshall Street
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
z the next annual meeting OF the Stuck.
& holders OF the Richmoild, Frpdericks-
Will be held at It's Office III Inc civ" 81
4 Richmond, Va, on Monday, tho 'y,.,f
day of November, 1904, at u O'clock ! ! nnn.
vemberE1 4tlf to November 2lst iy1i. IN.
elusive. ~ - -
J..sB. WINSTON, secretarv
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WEATHER STRIPS.

WEDDING CANOPIEs. ELOORS. COW,
erred In. white, Window Shades. CD. ]
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USED sUPR,G lit PIANOS AT SACRt-I
need the room. I'll L FL, 3G7 r. Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

a NICE COLLECTION OF. GENUINE
Antiques for sale at No. 16 n. Fourth
+ Street. c. NJ. 8 MO OR r.
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~ SIGNS,

5Fc,R# AN uP-TO-DATE, TASTY AND.
unique sign. finished in drst-class man
nsr BY expert workmen see HARRY
Il HUBER sos E. Franklin Street. Phone
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WANTED.

day Times Dispatch In the East End
and Paramount. The Times Dispatch De-
livery Wagon will be sat 'rwenty-tifth
and venable streets and Twenty-nInth
# and Streets every Sunday morning
between 5:45 and 6:15 O'clock, and boys
may secure papers ii 7 regular newsboy
s..rntes. WAN For THE WAGON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

NEW ARKANSAS OIL FIELD-G. NJ.
Bailey, Missouri Pacific fInmi grafton
II Agent, Little Rock, Ark, can get you
al oil lease, trinlng expense. Fortunes
from future sale leases. n
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TUNING AND REPAIRING.

SHOW GROUNDS OF MERIT ROSE
a COW. Grace and Ceda:.g .553
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SEE WHAT WE tCAN$DO FOR MEMS
Gs Underwear. Those we offer al 81 are
just right for this climate " r EMBER-
~ ON, PRICE & co. 8
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ST.. NO. ia,32--NvA TED.
couple or two gentlemen to occupy SUM
ny trout room, With batll8on same loor;S
good table board; teriis l.easohnhie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

MARY. DID or Il VIZ Ie9;r1sy SAVERS
Il Extracts Why certainly. have tried
St others. but none ARE as good rs
il SAIjER'S. They are perfectly grand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

WOOD HEATERS. ALL, KINDS; NICE
CO.'S, SOS e. Marshall. Phone 1928.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

NN2>NTEp. no RENT a 1'LAI,. OF
ti,rce or four rooms with hath. 4Addsess
* II, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

BOYS WANTED no SELL, THE SUM
{ day Times Dispatch In the East END
and 1Tnirmonnt. Tho Times. Dispatcli De-
+ livery Wagon will DO ut ,rwenty-.fth
n pcnnpie Streets ana fwentyln,t
between 5:i5 ana 815 o'clock, and boys
may SECURE .rtLpcrs at regular rewsboy
e rates. WAIT, TO THE WAGON. 5i5 4s4
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WA NTET. TO BUY FARM. NOT OVER
. miles from Itichmond; must be n
bargain. Address c., Box 1850, ltich-
n,nnd Va.
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ROOMS WANTED.

iW.iNTED. NICE ROOM ON SOUTH
Third Street for rent to gentleman; re
erences exchanged Is i. this &olfice.$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

Is.A FstiAlNs IN SQUARE PiANOS-;25,
$40. $50. s75 on easy terms. to make
room for new stock. STIEFF, 3y78 East
Broad,
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SEE OUR STOVES, BOTH ~ GOD AND
4 OSTRANDER'S.5 U 200 w. Broad Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

THoUsANDs3o OF ROSES IN BLOOM TO
select from for fall planting MERIT
& ROSE CO.. w Grace and Cedar.
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ROOFING.

TAr; ROOFING P4APER-2-PLY, Is CTS
n Roll; 3-ply IS cts. "a Roll with caps
ana nails. at BRUCE # HARDWARE
COMPANY,t No. COS East Marshall Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

cobb WAVE COMING. TVTyNDOW
i Glass at THE BRUCE a HARDWARE.
q COMPANY, No. fbcs East MARSHALL ST.
Phone 1928. q; Al 4l !. 3S}I' VS. & \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

ASK FOR RuESEL1JS ANTI ROACH
Powder: positively destroys water bugs
and cock reaches; all druggists. 10c.. or
VIII be mailed on receipt OF price by w. Il
i. EANES, TWenty-nftk and Leigh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

ENERG ETC YOUNG MAN
ito take half interest in cigar factory;
must have from $1,000 to $780, no ex-
rcrience needed; big money guaranteed;
Il hustlng town. Cal on Or write j (. w.
QUINN Goshen, Va
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Il PLUMnlNG AND GAS IFlTTiNG.

,PIIONE 2s73 TO W. A. MOUNTCAs-
tile & Co.. Plumbers and Gas tiers. 81.
II. Clay Street, NJ ,,aa
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STOVES.

CALL AND SEE OUR LINE OFaNHO pDs
Heaters before buying: sizes and prices
10 suit everybody; also nice line double 4
bottom Coal Holds something new.
ELIZA HARDWARE Co., 5422 w. Broad 4
Street,. E9l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

WHEN YOU DRINK, DRINK COCOA;
when you buy. buy VAI.EI AI1LA.. Ask
and don't accept any substitute; they
will tell you that's just as good. There
& is none equal to V.Al>tiALLA.SG Go 10 New
Il York Bakery aud have a nice hot cup
& free; 40 West Broad Street. 35
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

SPECIAL Low PRICES ON ALL
Whlskeys for Xmas holidays. pay
freight on all orders $40 and over. NAL
orders solicited. Write to-day for prices
& II. 5E c. I3ATCIIELOR, 1919 Il. Broad
4 Street. Richmond. Va.
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. GOLD, NO. 80 W. MAIN. q SETS
teeth. IS to- sis; sets repnirsd. 81 per,
ETH 9th; anna gam and cement filings. 50c.;
gold crowns. IS to s1O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS, oPpo.
site the postoftice. Phone 1926. Exam
i nations and estimates free. a n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

3AF'rER 4 " U, WE'VE GOT&THE
right prices on al kinds OF fuel. Try a
y ton of our Cnnnelton Splint; only $40
Why pay the same price for inferior
coal? QIJARI1ES Sc WINGFlELD, Sew
\ entecnth and Washington Streets,
q 'phone 1859. {3 3SSS 1880
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LEGAL NOTICES..
II y. THE II usTINGs COURT q IL n II Il

n N THE 5HUSTINGsE COURT OF THE
&As8CIT'Yf OF ri CFIaEOND.
To Otway S. Allen Martha A. WIS y
E Rogcr:nnd Mrs. -. r. Gregory, and to III
Il other persons whom 1t may concern S. u.s.
a5 You nre8h hereby notified that the City Of
FRichmOnd, # a municipal fS corporaticn
4crea ted under the avs of the State Of
virginia.. shall ut Il o. clock ~. III on TIE
5th DAY OFsDECEAfBF:Ee.$ "a 9ai. & appiyFtps
the Hastings Court OF the City OF Rich
lsioners to ascertain what will tie Just com
Epensation for the land or other property,
or for the Interest or4estate therein. pro-
posed to be condemned forSthe uses ofstheS
City OF Richmond. sand to award tie dam!
ages. Il any. resulting to the autacent$or
other property owned by YOU or the prop
erty5 of any other person. beyond the pecu-4
liar benefits that will accrue to you re-
sspcctiycly, from $t the construction and
maintenance of the work or I'm Prove
ment proposed to be done Or made By the
City OF Richmond, In the widening OF
Park Avenue On the north side from q li-3
son Street. In m easterly direction to-@
wards Alien Avenue, the ownership Cd
ton and description of which pcoEet y
and the particular ma ture Of which work
will fully appear by reference to N Pc
itition and exhibits therewitl,. filed IN tie &
clark & Office Of the said court on this I'd
day OF November, 1904. "
irH f CITY Q II RICHMOND,
BY II. r. Pollard, City Attorney,
81 - WALTER CHRISTIAN Clerk.
Nov q aw-i W }E5S sSt5S
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ANTIQUES

CALI. AND BE COiSVINCED-A FINE
collection OF original Antiques d low
prices. L. n. 4AKNALL, 3lS Brook Ave
me 5L.-a 80 - 49,
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REAL ESTATEFor Rent.

WANTED. no RENT HOUSE n .. 3o58 S.
Reservoir Street Z rooms; large lot;
cheap Address go w. Alain Street,
MARCUS MiC.tY.
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OWN TO THE DEATH or MY ssIIUs--S
band, ] will sell my stock OF general
merchandise3at 20 per cent. on inventory
s5 MfQUAl N, 4 Mt Scion. Va. ~
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

UPRIGHT PIANOS OF, ALL MAKES, IN
good condition, some as good as new,
& S75a slGp, sl,5, ETC.; terms to suit.
ST5EEF, 3p7 E. Broad.
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BAKERY

s-PoUND5 JELLY. ROLLS ESQ.,; RA1s-
SfIin,I Fig, Citron Cakes. 121-oc pound X
4 Cream Puls. 20 and 2'c. dozen. DkINK X
II gARDS 423 1-2 NJ Sixth.
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Il .ffv. DESPORTES, d. D.ag S. ID f;NTAI,
ss Office, G25 u Main Street. Phone 2CG, !.
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WORTH$ SEEING. ~
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CARRIAGE AND WAGONS.

7 'AI,GI, q COMPLETE STOCK Q II III r ST
Class bugglss, Surveys; pllaeItGRs knn'
hots apa fr fbsn as s ihsgns fSuessY
q Co. 1909 East Main Street. n, IS q -
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.MISCEl.L ANEOUS.s

SIDE THE WONDER WE HAVE n
Zine Tailored Skirts for 81. You have
- never seen the equal. PEAIBERTON,
~ JsPICE CO I'd
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7Or COIllIneI'C ial ECONOMY,
BOARDING.

MISS PlTlER, 113.1l5 T.. IT1eANI III NJ
Boarding, permanent and transients.
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UPHOLSTERlNG.

Matchmaker and JeWelnr 1901 t. Main
Street, who Will @repn!rjt for you ut a
Il very low figure and guarantee It. j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

FOR SALE-ONE FULL-sIzE UPRIGHT.
Piano Mahogany case, 3 pedals; for
same piano anywhere else you pay $40;
NJ our store you can get it for $685.
FERGUSON BROS: II West Broad.
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SITUATION WANTED Female

4 LADY OF sEvERA YEARS. I1X-
eyear5enca ifs general Office work. desires q
gs&tszi ftS5!l ass stsnnEra s;tser: wifi engage
eI- rs.lie tine or part of day. city ref
sa-f.ctss furnished. Address Box 80, city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

.'CA1LLERs. Is THE IDEAL CHOcO-
late and claims the highest rank as "a
delicacy- All confectiousrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

i 81 39 DESTROYS OF OBTAINING EN-
1855. meat f9- an e3i;cass4i woman =, tct,
is I5asea al .s.scosyss nd isipswtit.ng.
NEG 7sisO +.Sls ssts taastfti 10 her snr!.-
* 2LSase- sesS-ss her services Till &c
6ss-fs,aasss. address NJ 8 COPELAND.
"srsss LISf5a Tn. 3sS
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CARRIAGE HARDWARE.

= s,'e 4, 7, r. T Ar q II liar WA RE--BUGGY
Nprops. Cushions. Coach Paint--in fact,
Eoi,rteenth Street. ]. w, WHITE 81
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LAID, CURTAINS HUNG.
sludaa rnede Ia order: Awning stored
for the wi.1ter free 81 charge. y,
NOllYEI.L, al A.. slxtl ~ 8 rect & 1'noneI
AIS. gHjA8 a4if45 g5isssl 3}fS t5s n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-08-30
Buck6eld.

C. 8. Childs went to Rumford to the
races.
Isaac Layman and wife of Minneapolis
have been recent guests of Mrs. Lay
mans uncle, VIM. Irish, and Mrs. VIM.
Robinson, an aunt. These people were
neighbors of the writer thirty-four years
ago in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton E. Tilton return.
ed to their home In Auburn Thursday,
after visiting grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Tilton.
Mrs. Bass and daughter of Minneapo-
lis are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth
Waldron.
Lewis Bisbee is grandson Of the late
Capt. Lewis Bisbee, instead of nephew
as stated in an obituary last week.
A Roosevelt flag was flung to the
breeze Friday, and the faithful are OK.
erting every nerve to save the country by
faith, grace, or some other ingredient.
Hon. John D. Long and, Hon. John P.
Swasey spoke here Saturday afternoon,
and candidate Davis is to speak Monday
evening.
The time of Buckfeld Grange was
largely occupied Wednesday evening by
balloting and tableaux.
Bert Austin of Deering is in town Wis
iting his relatives, the Irishes.
saw the senior editor at the depot
Wednesday with lady, apparently very
much absorbed.
Not many went to Portland on thu
Pomona excursion from here, though
from above many were aboard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-08-30
More than State Issues Involved.

The Republicans of Maine have well
coined the discussion of State issues in
augurated by the opposition with so
many fireworks and falsities, and as it
has progr, ssed the weakness of the
Democratic position is made more and
more apparent The Republican adj
ministration of State affairs covers al
most half century with the exception
of the brief period of 1SS0S2, and the
party was very willing to 60 into this
campaign with the record of that half
century as the issue. But the voters OF
Maine cannot afford to forget that more
than local and State issues are involved
in the election of September IL. This is
presidential year and the bearing OF
Names vote on the national campaign is
everywhere acknowledged. The whole
country watches with intense interest
the early contest in this State, and its
result will be regarded rs significant,
and will be carefully figured upon in
every state from the Atlantic to the
Pacific.
The Maine Democracy is not to be
blamed for lodging national issues.
They are wise in seeking to divert the
attention of voters from the unsavory
record of their party at large,-the
party of free trade, OF scuttle, of un-
sound money, of hard times, of blunder-
ing and negation. They are not to be
blamed in seeking to keep in the back.
ground their national candidates-one
man unframed in public affairs who
stands for nothing but his allegiance to
the trust interests which secured his
nomination by trick, and the other an
octogenarian named solely for the size
of his barrel. But their evasion and
silence on national candidates and issues
must not deceive the voters of Maine.
Every Democratic vote in Maine in
September, whatever the primary mo-
tive of the man casting it, is a vote for
those impossible national candidates
and for that st. Louis monstrosity by
courtesy called platform.
On the other hand, the Republicans
are justified in demanding that the Re.
publican record in national affairs and
the Republican candidates and platform
in the present national campaign be con-
sidered in Maine at this time. In its
effect throughout the country every Re-
publican vote, September II, is vote
for Theodore Roosevelt and for the plat
form and record of the party in power
under whose administration of national
affairs the country has made unparal.
leled progress and won unprecedented
prosperity. Every Republican vote,
September II, sends message of cheer
and confidence throughout the country,
and tells the world that the good old
Pine Tree State stands for sound money
and protection, for the regulation of the
trusts and the policy Of national honor in
the Philippines, for good times at home
and the maintenance of American rights
abroad, for worth and ability in public
office and the courageous, progressive
and patriotic management of national
affairs.
These things are involved in the COM
ing election in this State, and the fact
cannot be obscured by all the smoke |
which may arise from the Pickering
fires upon which the Democratic manag-
ers are frantically blowing hot air
Kennebec Journal.