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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-24

professional beauty to wear II. Then there
Is the chorus-slrl pompadour. which 10
pulled down over one eye.
The bang. by the way. is coming in
again. II is worn not little. The bangs
are short and they come ont from under
the pompadour in a little fringe. This
fringe may or may not extend all the way
across the forehead. This bang must not
he heavy. but 1t should. on the contrary.
be light. Just the suggestion Of a fringe.
Tho bang is really woman's most be-
coming ornament. More women are
spoiled by this custom Of drawing the hsir
back than could be counted. Women who
were pretty when they could veil their
foreheads little suddenly became plain
when the forehead was revealed. Very
few can stand the broad. uncovered brow.
Yet It IL a thing all women have been
wearing.
with the hang will como the sweet
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-24
FORMING THE WAVES
OVID TIE FTnGER6

wAITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY REFCBHIC
You see it is the natural pompadour. 1"
observed hairdresser. running her m
gers in under a large fluffy pompadouf
and lifting out its waves and folds
This young woman" touching the fore
head of pretty girl in the chair before
hey. is dressed IN a pompadour . Il
mode.
The hair is light and fluffy.
There IS a tiny bang. Then tho POM
padour rolls back. and the rest 10 easy" +"
With quick fingers she tossed tho POM
padour back from the forehead. Then. Just
as quickly. she ran her fingers In under
the porpadour and pulled the hair in
place. She drew one side down 70 make
little pun over one eyebrow.
And che built up the other side high
and chic. Then with tho fingers Of both
hands. she ran in under the pompadour
until II was round and beautiful.
You see how It II DONE" she observed
"But this is only the hnish Of It. The
beginning was last night. All natural
pompadours begin tho night before.
The hair. which Is free from oil, is
noistened with soft water. It IN then
rolled over the fingers. No curriers' are
needed
THE hair is parted of into one big
strand. which must not he too fat. It 10
then twisted around the fingers. II is
turned and rolled until it Is all one bunch.
''At this stage of the game the fingers
are gently slipped out and the hair II
pinned down with hairpins fast TO the
forehead. It lies like q mat on the brow.
between the eyes, with the pins holding It.
''The trick Of doing this up well II to
have the twist tight and regular. and to
pin It firmly after It IL twisted Tat. It
must then be allowed to dry.
This will take all night. II the twist -
put UP in the daytime It can b. dried by
pressing hot fatiron to II.
This is done Al waves wero pFsssed
before the days OF curling irons. The
victim kneels before 4 table An accom-.
p,ice takes the wheel OF hair and, laying
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-24

Il Fat on the table. presses II with hot
iron This dries II almost instantly.
BEST KIND OF WAVE
The curl will be moro enduring II the
hair II left up over night and pressed with
an iron next morning. But many are con-
tent with the putting up Of tho hair over
night. By doing this twice week the
pompadour Is always in wave.
The great advantage Of wsre like
this 10 that II has a natural look. It
doesn't look % artificial as the waves that
are put In deliberately. side by side. each
ono 1ust like the one next door to It
There are two kinds Of waves this sea-
son. In fact, I can nafne three. The frst
is tho prim wave. which rms straight
across the crown Of the head down to the
forehsad The second Is the rough and
tumble wave. whom the hair II tossed up
and given q pin there and pull here
his II the prettiest Of all, but It takes q
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-24
Demi- Train for Dressy Wear
Round-and-R Round Trimmings
on Stiffened Skirts.
WIDTHS BUT SLIGHTLY G0RED.
Full Straight Breadths Of Mate
rial Are Shirred or Plated In
to Waistband and Allowed
to Fall in Supple Lines. {.

WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY REPUBL1o
In the silken gowns Of new make the
widths are very little gored II. indeeos
the scissors are put In them at all
Full, straight breadths OF the material
are shirred or plated into the waistban6
and allowed to fail in supple lines to the
feet.
OF course. the tall and queenly girl. she
for whom the makers Of the mode produce
their very best designs. and plan thef1
most stunning ideas. she can have the
trimming applied in any way that happens
to sudt her vasrant fancies.
But her shorter and much more prevae
lent sister. she It is who will have to
pucker her brows and spend much time
and thought az to the adjustment and ar
rangement Of the trimming schemes for
her new gowns.
A pretty safe rule for the latter to fol.
low in this round and round trimming
question Is to declare all trimming Oh
above tho knees and II she Be not even
Up to the medium height Of women. then
she would better declare for an ankle deeD
trimming only and let 1t 20 at that.
Handwork, OF course. reigns supreme IN
! the Partisan gowns. for ell the quilting
and shirrine and tucking which IL eonsid-
cred necessary to place the gown Of such
sheer materials in the current mode. but
since time in eloquently money on this side
OF the Atlantic these dainty effects win
Be reproduced. and that without losing
one whit Of their catchet either. Upon the
oscillating stitch Of the sewing machine.
Tho Paris.snres have been attempting
what they term ia jupe baleins'-that is.
q whalebone skirt-but It must be con.
fcssed that even the title. not to mention
the resulting appearance. suggests the eid.
time hoopskirt too wildly.
better Is what the best couturisrss On
this side are using. and that 10 either .
band Of princess hairclSth cut to suit the
curve Of the drop skirt or pstticoaf. ef .
iny cerdins Of featherbone incased In
linen crinollne and run into the hem Of
the dress skirt itself. Either Of these de-
vices will AFFORD quite tho correct and ads.
quate support at the hem.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-24

on soap Is necessary. But soap alone will
not do 1t. It takes hot water and plenty
Of Il. Tho hotter the water the better.
for oil meits awav before the heat OF the
water.
Tho directions for 4 good shampoo are
these: Take enou II good fine soap to
make q very heavy lather. Add five drops
Of ammonia to q basin Of water. To this
add a teaspoon Of borax powder. II the
hair be very oily the lather can be rubbed
into the hair and washed out. Again the
lather IL applied. This time It is allowed
to remain on the hair fifteen minutes. It
II now rinsed out with a dozen watefS,
the last a. hot as can be borne.
Before soaping the hair always wet II
we'll with water. Never rub a cake Of
soap directly on the head. 1t Is impossi-
bic to get the soap out of the strands Of
fair. Do not apply soap lather until the
hair has been moistened.
"For shampoo soap Jelly. made by
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-24
hPPETIZlNG DISHES
FOR THE INVALID.

Beef Tea-For beef tea. the beef must
be quite lean and chopped fine
For a pint Of beef tea use a pound OF
beef, and have it chopped fine in the mar
ket and weighed after it is chopped. Put
the chopped beef in the bottom Of q sauce
pan and pour over it pint Of cold water.
water.
Let It soak for about an hour and a
half. then stand the sauce pan. closely
covered, over a slow fire and let the con-
tents heat till the beef looks brown. Or.
let It Just simmer a few minutes. then
etrain It through fine strainer-nut
through q sieve. as beef tea should not be
clear
Season with enough salt to make It
paIatable, but put no other seasoning in
unless so directed by the attending physi-
clan.
Beef Juice on Toast-Broil a thick piece
OF round steak over very hot Goals or I'M
der very hot gas bro:ler till medium
rare Then lay 1t on hot plate. and
with a sharp knife score the steak in all
directions.
After scoring It. put the beef in beef
squeezer. or. IL you.have no squeezer. put
IT in a lemon squeezer. and press the
Sast. Or press 1t into a cup, to be given
Va beverage, a teaspoonful az time.
} only salt seasoning.
yroiIed Oysters-Carefully remove all
is Of shell from large, perfectly fresh
listers. lay them between the bars of a
5uttered oyster Gridiron, ard hold them
over very hot Goals. or under a good gas
broiler, until the edges of the oysters be-
gin to curl Then at once serve the oys-
tors on a delicate slice OF toast with any
seasoning allowed by the attending physi-
clan.
Clear Clam Broth-Wash the clans in
the shells in cold water, put them over
the FIRE in a heavy sauce pan, and heat
them until the shells open.
Carefully pour out the broth and strain
It through a fine silk sieve, or a piece OF
cheese cloth. Season it as the doctor
oefmits, ana serve hot.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice 10 Contractors
and Feed |. callers.
once Of city 11nglneer,

Richmond. Va May y. 1901
sEALI1l, PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ccvcd ut this Office until "a +. M. MON.
PAY May 18Th. 1894 FOR laying i,|;,, My ,r;ti
anANIr sPh1.ts c s,,s ypatteets a tna
roadbeds Of certain streets as per list on
flo In this office.
Full information TO bidders, will be fur
nshed upon application ut this Office.
A5CER'rtF1ED CHECK for $4,000 must
accompany each bid as guarantee for
execution OF contract. & 8la
There Will also be received Mt the snif1e
time and place bids for furnishing deliv-
cred at the City Stables in such quantities
md at such times ms the city Engineer
100 BIcsiiISLs BEST QUALITY NO. 2.
MIXED SHIELDED OATS.
2O,0oD POUNDS BEST QUALITY
CHOICE WESTERN TIMOTHY HAY.
A certified check for $1,000 must accom-
pany each bid for Feed.
Tie Committee on Streets and Shockoe
Creek reserves tho right to reject any and
all proposals offered. and to award the
contract az a whole or IN separate parts
w y. CUTSIlAW,
May-1o-td CITY Engineer
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WHO ARE THE WEN !?

WEDNESDAY we're
Of men of Rchmohd ne otu
ami, and about IN e4ii
were published Some q hg wi In
the rest
.nonw Want Ads brackets nu,
the thcnto
spell their
them on hnre
The
be
Academy week. anu 'hc o't
ITO the
All replies n Times ot D neNt
winners in
the winners
VIII get to
nrs order until tho prizes be decided
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OWING 10 Tt1E RAPID GROWTH oF
OUR BUSINESS in TIE NAM, MANY NV ,Ss1 y
TuRE OF HARNESS AND SADDLE EN- -
GOODS, WE HAVE DECIDED ~ y
COMBINE OURSELVES ENTIRElL,I,
TO Thai LINE, AND HAVE SHLD
TO TILE. SAFETY BUGGY COMPAEy,hl,;
LARGE Observation-Disclosures or VIZ
tIlCLEs. OUR CARRIAGE BUSiNhSS,
TO TAKE .I1FFEC'r j uNE |, i99ii AM IN,
UP 10 THAT TIME WE WILL plr w,
PRICES ON A LARGE ASSOR,IMENS.T!
OF SURVEYS, PEIAlITONS. BDGGllIS,
ETC. TIE SAFETY BuGG4, COM
PANY. WILL BE PREPARED ~ Ot,,
FER no THE PUBLIC 4 LINE CF
GOODS UP-'rO-DArI IN Sly LES AND NJ
PRICES, WuOLESALE AND Retail,
AND WILL OCCUPY "A PART OF OUR
STREET, RICHMOND. VA. Benz. T.
CRUMP & CO., MANUFACTURE ERS
HARNESS AND SADDLERG GOODS.
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70 ENGINEERS AND con.
TRACTORS.

TIE BOARD or SUPERVISORS or
Charlotte county, Va, has authorized the
construction OF Ntacadam Road from
Drulte,s branch to Charlotte Courthouse,
a distance Of about niles. In accord
,ance with this order the undersigned In
tyltc proposals from competent and cxpcri-
cnced road engineers for such .specltlca-
tions and supervision as may be neccs-
sary, and from contractors Tor building
g: Tie privilege Is reserved OF rejecting
""s ID. p. EGGLEsTON,
p. n. MORGAN.
Committee. brakes Branch, Va
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SUMMER RESORTS.
l,reanhrier white Su!phur Springs,

#3f WEST VIRGINIA
55,1hc .o1D WHITE" SULPHUR opens ~, 1 .,tn -
FAMOUS Tor It's sulphur baths Mousrn ''a Hn,,,s
,,,a,,ts Win private baths. orchestra. leri's'
.u.''.n' 60, week, $50 to 800 per month.
All Il tickets Or ST Louis EXpositoin y VIA g s ana
have to booklet, pr HdSrsss until June
2 nm6 4 MILLS Jr, Mgr The Grafton.
WA Arlington. D. C..
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WOOL WANTED--LEOPOLD LEVY &
SON, EGGS, Poultry, Wool, Hides, Pro
duce, Richmond. Va; correspondence
solicited The season is now at hand
for tho marketing Of wool We arc rep
resenting large woollen mills and have
orders for unlimited quantities; placing
our receipts direct with the manufactur-
ers insureS for you very top market
prices. Kindly let us have your ship
ments; Statements with check forwarded
# day Of arrival
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12

WANTED. BoARDERs FOR ROOMS
dress HRo0NiS.' cnrc Carrier No. %.
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WANTED, Ky BOARDERS. SIN MILES
\ from Richmond; convenient mail, 'raiL
and teleN1)phonc service; hot aha G2Iu
water through house; first class SWIM
ming pool. ROOM u, Ebel BUILDING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12

WANTED, TO KNOW WHY HAVE
your shoes repaired by machine shoe
makers and COOLERS when LELAND
warrants superior work for tho Same
price? Shoes made to order for ladies
and gents; also shoes for all kinds of
cripples; 205 North Fifth
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Notice 10 Contractors!

"T" Office of CITY Englneer.
Richmond Va, May 7. 1901
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
office until IL O'Clock noon THURSDAY,
MAY H. 'laN. for THIRTY THOUSAND
(SO.oooll CUBIC YARDS OF SAND, more
or less. to be deposited by the city o',
lind furnished by the purchaser In tho
neighborhood OF the harbor, where he
cty's dredge Is at work
Full information on file Mt office OF
a certified check for $500 must ac-
company each bid as guaranty TOR
execution OF contract
The Committee on Improvement ..
James River reserves the right 10 re-
ject any or all bids offered.
W. u. cUTSHhW.
may sta CITY Engineer,
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

MRS. M, IL. Bt1ArTlE WILL CONDUCT
THE lngewootl" (near GordohsViiie'
l'Va.D for the summer
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WANTED.

LADIES, HAVE CURED EVERY CASH
OF nervousness, Indigestion, coIstipa-
ton, palpitation. weak heart, weak
lungs, female complaints. eczema. weak
etc, that ! have treated with my meth
cd of physical culture and deep breatll-
ing; physicians endorse it; establish
cd in Richmond two and n half years;
hundreds of letters of testimonials from
with each case; no cure no charge; why
not Investigate at once; delays are dan
gerous. Cab or address MELVILLE
DANIELS, No 621 East Broad street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12

GRACE, 200, EI-WANTED, BOAls LENS
WITH sta Stationery bath and dressing room
attached single or en- suite al ~ ~ ~ -
boardL)ers desired, Apply AZ 2o9 bls s
Grace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12

~ A N TED. SECOND STORY FRONT
room IN private family; southern expos
,,re preferred. Address CAsSllis' care
this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12

FOR sALE-oNE S'r1NIPsONs's conf
putting Scales, made by Simpsons. Com
putting Scales Co. Of Elkhart, IND, w
cost SO; in good order never been used.
Address Bon 81, Lightfoot. Va
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

G27 EAST BROAD. STREET THIRD
floor, three unfinished Rooms Apply
In Photography Gallery second fioor.
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: = 1,15pAIR ANYTHING FROM A Jl1W ) !.
harp to batteshp locks piGy,cle,gI, h ,'no
nsay ii11so ylpc,KtSRsTArF, Eighteenth
nul Main Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12

WANTED, YOU TO TRY LELAND'S
shoe repairing; the best and ncutest In
the city; look like now when we 40
them; they are fleNibleo too; 2o' North
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
2 REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

STOP PAYING RENT; OWN YOUR
home. We will help you to do So Loans
made on real estate. RICHMOND nll -,
PETUAL BUILDING, LOAN Il ,TitUSI
CO RI. Theodore lGllyson. president;
Henry s. EIutzlcr, cashier; 1913 %. Main
Street, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12

WANTED. FURNISHED ROOM, WiIii
board IN private family, near car line,
June list. by young married coupe. ~, ~
dress NEIWBY, care Barron e.. Coliier
me. ITO North Ninth Street city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12

, ooo arr HEADS. OUR NEW FORM.
''%rIntnd and delivered for loo CO sii;
Gr't'iiI,fY. SONS & CO., Smithdeai
Building
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12

ALI. KINDS OF FURNITURE RE
paired promptly in the right way nj the
right price: few pieces OF goo, ~, az
GER 1901 1909 W. Main.
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:, =, II i, r. HING; GOOD-COMl 'RlTCtlT'S
. c0eInhrated New York Smoked Sausaage.
Also Goose Liver Sausage at biSauE''H %
4 East Brond Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12

WANTED TO FURNISH BENEFIT EN-
tertainmcnts for churches, lodges. So
cieties etc; satisfaction guaranteed and
/. liberal terms. Call or address
loANIELS'S SCHOOL. No. G27 East
Broad Street.
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SHOE PREPARING SIP Ct,A l Z ,,ts,i,
laf rice. II YOU Bring {his eo ge %lh
shoes We VIII accept FL, zoe h, f M
Rcguiar price DOC, DREWs1IS KIN f;,Ir,1'
Mic SHOE FACTORY, n0 Y, Ml'l,,. !.
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CT, ~ n I,MEN's FINE cLOIIil nv
sho,,Id be Frencl, cleaned: We have our
own method for such work; ,rH us. M ssgs
A. ]. PYLE; 3l5 N, Fifth. Phone Io.l.
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N GlVRD into READY CASH With THE GREATEST EASE BY USING lit EE WAN MS
PERSONALS.

~ - ,s-in,r. 10, -OMP1,IJrE
spaiins1 ~, IiE'f,v n }ot,r rnrlor suit or
chnarn or r ,a t,t,, M tiresses renovated
ers hn ~ e3th 10 wnrk cheal,cr and better
tbnn nt,ypne else In tile state, am. l1n A :.
ia bret Hest coverings. II you nan,, tAIay
q iiinfii.,e; ,5Ns' SON, 4i92l East Broad
phone 2tb4.
:. !. -, :, t,r,1 e,r,Nntfs lS1,
WHY BE lAl . ii,i,s ondnii.
sering your life. Danlelss method n r OF
physical culture Is gun,,,,,1 ~ r,Sit III,
dtice your reight 70 ~ Hi,in itn,t'e Nn ~
address NELLY l.l,E1 A1t'N'iioA1 - 49,
;, Z 5000, :, : 4, - ir,,T,
SHOE R aEi,n,l Mny III. : rubber heols.
half rrcc " you prinh t = ~. nc cnsh,
Regular price. 5vc; D 2, E,s = l Tiyr,1
TRIO SHOE FACTORY, ~ y, 49, -.
80 -, ,-1,oM 4 lows
! REPAIR ANSGIit,ii ~. ~ ,,i.s h;rvcles, also
nsoS .iOlT BlCk ERSTAI'F,3 Eighteenth
and Main Streets. -.-----
a % n II L ENtEN's FINE Gl'Q o. y, o,,r
should be l'renel, cicaneu,; W. srv " ,,s Mrs,
own method foI. suc' rS MIN IN phone 2b22.
- ,,.,.r11 s.roclly
IF YOU SEE ANfBe'l,,ih w T., ~ ,,nna AZ
healthy rose huShes W.. tro,n M they
rot them from the MERIT ROSE w.
:, :, i, ,,,,,-T
s o NJ i. r HING GOOoe,.gC;h,ii1,nt.!a,,, saus
celebrated NJ" ., -, , ~ ~ n r, AIIITS'S
also &c, Go2 ',,so alV% street rec t'a :
! 900 BILL HEADS. OUR. NEW FOl, an
printed and delivered LOT 9l E,., Cda
G1LLEY. SONS ~ co.. S't'' SIM !
building.
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ROOMS WANTED.

w A N r II D--S I n G. LIE GEN,ILEl,M',aM
wants small furnished room, bctWt f''ce.,
First and Ninth, state terms WIN ~. ullt
without board; references eNchaiSeo
n a. B. c., care this Office.
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H1jNDLEY's. UNDER LEE CAMP
Hall, is the place to get anything you
want in the grocery line. Pure wines,
liquors for family and medicinal use.
GEO. MD. BLAKE, Manager.
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II. yOIr SEE ANYBODY WITH sTOCh1.
healthy rose bushes there Is no need OF
nsisirg where they came from as lIeS
rot them from the MERll hoSr W.
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BAKERY.
~--7-7-- -" 7I@-=7=N-@-=
PLU M BlNG.

WHEN YOU CONTRACT WITH US FOR
timing, plumbing and gas-iittns you
may lie sure It's done right; also agents
for celebrated Kelsey Hot Air Furnaces
and Welcome Range. +. S. DALTON
GEO.. ID Governor Street.
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a FISH sToRY-YoU ARE CORDIALLY
invited to Inspect our stock OF large
Trout large Blue Fsh ;hn Rock "a , 1resh
fresh cod. Smelts and large spots, Soft
Grabs, Clans and Lobster: fresh daily
nj BRAUERS, East Broad street.
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roT, AZ CENTS PER POUND YOU CAN
INV : pounds splendid smoking tobacco 6,
al s South Fourteenth Street. !. ~.
CONRAD, Mgr. me
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST TRAYED FROM HOME, IN
Charles City county, one very large
White aud licked setter DOG; has large
head with black mark on one slde 81 inc
:lbouts will be literally rewarded. Adj
dress ~. N. PENNY. floldcroft va.
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FOR SALE.

@ MULES AND HORSES. ~.
Having Just opened at 1917 e, rth ,nl IN.
sale Of mules and horses We wish 10
announce that we now have on nnna u
very fine selection of young mules az
Reasonable prices. S. r. CLAY, Prop.
j. S. Wt1ALEY, Salesman
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PHNIBERTON. PRICE e co WANT
YOU to examine special values in Ladies
4 Undcrwcar-Skirts, chemise and draw
ers, MANY Items under value.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. MILL BE. Rl,-
Rrnncli. n. ii, ID, y. s.. National Soldiers
Home Elizabeth City County, VA. nntll
II O'Clock Nj, JUNE 10Th, 1901 and then
opened. for renewing and covering about
ll5D0 feet steam Pipe, IN accordance With
Instructions and specifications, copies Of
which with blank proposals and other IN
formation may br had upon application tn
ia Az REESt1N. l'rnnamer. A.
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YOu. CAN BUY SIX MONTHS SUPPLY.
Of fancy smoking tobaU)cco at 80 cents
per pound at S South Fourteenth. p. L.
CONRAD, Mgr.
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:
WATCHES.
WINES AND LIQUORS.

NAH. ORDERS FOR VINES AND
WhIskevs promptly and carefully tilied
In sealed PLAN packages, Our Spcciais:
old keystone 3. Star Rye. best quail
ity. $2.225, Kentucky Superior S23O; iiNc-
year Ola Virginia Mountain BumEnrd-
rs West Broad. opposite Elba station
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E1RT MEYER. VA, MAY II. l9M,-
Sealed proposals. In uiplcate FOR 4 NeW
lie present Platform by Three Douple ~
Imeh Beams, viii be received until - A,
H. NE a 'ql and nsn Pnp!,si sc, op anv
nroposal OF part thereof. Information
ffurnished upon application, Envelopes
containing proposals should BE marked,
"Proposals for New NWu Gallon iWnk,
and addressed 10 Captain u, Y. bahN-
III ARDl. Qllnrtermnster
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12

WHY BE rAT?Ir is POISONOUS AND
WnnItens thc entire system, thus cndnh,,
gering your life. Danlels,s met nc r Oh
bhysienl culture is guaranteed 20 re- e.
address MELVlLLE DANIELS, NO. w
irust tlrrn1 Street. fN .i'FIIS.lt -'at l
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NOTICE.

CARPETS AND RUGS BUSTED. sCOuR-
cd and stored moth proof; our carpet
purifier is our own invention. Is patented
and used only by lis. Mrs. a. j. lyle,
SIS n. Fifth. Phone 2522
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12

WA NTED-YOUNG LADY DESIRES
employment; office position preferred.
Address G.. 3. r., care Mail Carrier No.
q.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THIS rs THE OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU
to lay in n years supply OF fancy emok-
ing tobacco a p cents per rouCDnd;
S South Fourteenth j. Z. CONRAD,
Mgr.
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MILLINERY.
COAL AND WOOD.

SAWED PINE. $3.50 AND $50; OAK. t5.7o
: ner cord; lowest prices in city on splint
coal. H. s. URBAN, Bowe and Mar
shall Phone 1920
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12

POSITION AT SOME SUM
mcr resort by young lady stenographcr
of three years experience; can furnish
best references. Address ENERGY
COG N. Sixth Street.