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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-09-07

General Stakelberg, the con-
mander of the Siberian Army
Corps, numbering some 25000
men, the scapegout. 1t is asserted
that instead of obcying the orders
he received from General Kuro-
patkin, the general placed his
own Interpretation upon them and
has Oeen cutoff from the main
body in its flight northwarI. 1t
would seem however, that the
whole Russian camp.ign has been
one series of bIunders If their
defeats are to be thus explained.
With the almost unprecedented
lighting around Liao Yang, the
operations at Port Arthur, some
800 miles to the southwark, have
practically dropped out of sight
The latest news from there is that
no further assaults have occurred
during lhe past week, but that
the BON bardment has to moro or
less extent been kept up. Since
the hope of relief has been cut off
Japan will likely content herself
with awaiting The natural fall of
Port Arthur rather than resum.
.ug the costly assault upon the
fortifcation.
AS natural consequence of the
victory won by Japan within the
past few days, there has been
renewal of peace talk, but there is
nothing of a tangible nutnre to
bear out the idea that the matter
of endeavorlng to bring about
cessation of hostilities has even
been seriously sonsIdered by auy
of the powers, and while Russia
has been severely dealt with she
has by no means been whipped
unless she should elect to fight
the war with the present forces
and not send any new troops to
the field. Her resources are
doubtless yet tremendous, and she
will probably be able to continue
the fight for long time, even
though Japan's luck Ices not
turn. However, the issne as to
whether the Cessack or the Orien-
shall dominate Eastern Asia is n
great deal naerer settlement han
al any time since the war began,
and there is only encouragement
for those who hope chat the decls-
ion may be in favor of the little
Brown he athen as against the
white men who should be engaged
IN better business.
There is Il commercial feature
in connection with this war which
the South is especially Interested
in, and that is as regards the de-
mand for cotton goods 1t Is be-
lieved that the end of the war will
bring about an unusual demand
for American fabrics from Japan.
But the most significant result in
this respect would doubtless come
IN case of Japan's final victory
over Russia. Then would the
ports of China he thrown open to
the trade of the Western world to
an extent that has only been
dreamed of heretofore. 1t is not
for this reason, however, that the
sympathy of Great Britain and
America are SO strongly with the
Jap, but rather because it is be-
believed that he stands fo- the
right against domination that is
not countenunced by the advanced
thought of the Western world. -
Charlotte Observer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-09-07
. Bryan on THE WORLD.

"IHE WORLD neuer durino the
last tsosnty gears considered itSeIT a
parry paper. It promised to spread
Truly DsOaocratic principles and truIy
Democrottc ideas, and It has done so,
asaa ~s1 90 20, sctth entire independ-
forms. Jotio,0ing onIytAe dictates Of its
eonsctence."-Quoted, with approval.
by William j. Bryan in the Com,
moncr, July 10, 1908.
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THE WAR.


the most eventful and important
in the history of tho Russo Jap,
anese war, and the forces Of the
Mikado have captured Lao Yang,
and put Gen. Kuropatkin and his
Russian army to flight toward
Mukden. This is the outcome OF
battle in which over 500, 900
men have been more or less activ-
ely engaged, and which is pro-
nounced by competent authorities
one of the greatest the world ever
saw. The casualties have not
been computed, but some haze
estimated that they will roach so, =
600. This may be an exaggera-
tion, but there is no doubt that
the operations, and in fact the
battle which is still in progress,
beginning on Aug. 25tb, has in
decd been bloody. The magnitude
of the battle of Lao Yang may, to
some extent, be appreciated when
it is recalled that the largest mum,
ber of men engaged in any battle
of the Napoleonic wars was at
Leipzig on the retreat from Mos
cow, where the allies had 100000
and the French less than $4,000
The forces confronting each
other at Borodino numbered 2SO, :
600; at Waterloo 100, ,OOO;at Fred
ericksbure, Va, 100. 600; at Get
tysburg about $50, 900; ut Graves
lot $40, 900, and at Sedan 1874, 900
The battle of Lao Yang has more
than borne out the predictions thar
there would be terrific slaughter
when the land forces came to try
censlusions, and even the Japs
themselves have doubtless been
amazed ut the way they have
driven back the Russians. The
nearest counterpart to it, IN mag.
nitude and duration is, according
to The New York Sun, found
il the fighting ut Leipzig, last
ing five days. The land victories
of the Misado's army are much
more significant than the destruc-
ton of the war vessels of Russia,
for it strikes Mt the very vltals of
the Cars power-at point
where it was supposed the Cos
sack would be hardest to over
come.
The capture of Liao Yang, the
dispatches state, will likely have
q bad effect upon the garrison Mt
Port Arthur, which Is now without
hope of relief, since General kur-
opatkin is put to it tosave his own
army. Lao Yang was selected by
the general as his headquarters
when the japanese began to get
foothold upon the coast Of Man
shuria. 1t is about 800 miles from
Port Arthur and midway between
New Chwang, the nearest port.
about IS miles distant, and Muk-
den, the principal city of central
Manehuria. There the Russians
had established vast stores for the
maintenance OF their army, appar
emily regarding it as permanent
headquarters. The enfoaced cva-
cation of the city, however, cause q
the stores to be destroyed.
Despite all their reverses, the
Russian officers ut st. Petersburg
continue to put on bold front,
and assert that the movements are
merely part of Gsnersl Kuropat,
kin's plan to withdraw inland and
wear the japanese out by forcing
them to lengthen their lines of
communication. A study Of the
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The Daily New York World
and The Ledger until January 1,
1905 for 81 Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
5 SEALED FNOpCoSLS.,
IOUISA.COUNTY BONDS

BIDS ffTOgSPURCHASE& SUCH BO;Ds
tothe aggregate amount Of $4,000 or more
will he Received at Louisa, Vas until II
O'clock noon Of SATURDAY, Octobcrsl.i
1904, for the whole Of such issue and any
parts thereof. i "a p f15 a ri I. Il
Tho bonds Will be in denomination OF
$500 each, primo ipal, Issued as the money
is needed, for tho PURPOSES appearing ~
order OF Board of Supervisors Of sold
Ing lie as follows: Five bonds. or $500, to
fall due each yea ]. on January lst feGin-
ming with January list, 1906, with IA pros
Xlsior1}in such bond as may tall due y
20 years after date. that the said county
shall llaye the right To pay off and dis.
charge all such bonds twenty, years rftera
January LIST, 1905, with Interest coupons
attached IL al bonds ut the rat 6 Of a4pels
cent. per annunl from date 81 s,'cll. bend
i,ary and July st t, Of =, each nna every.
outstanding and unpaid, beginning vita.
January it,, 1909 =, ,a Such I'D, dat e my
known on October 1st, 1904.
Privilege OF rejecting my md all bios
for said bonds islreserven..l 81
M n MEADE, Chairman.
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Drawing to a Close.

The Sacred Heart haznar going on in
the Seventeen Regiment Armory has but
two more nights TO run. Very handsome
profits, several thousand dollars, have
been realized so far and it is expected
10 increase this amount largely. Crowds
continue to pour in every night. Every
thing left over Will he auctioned off to-
night and tomorrow wight and in tbs
Quoted.
The doll contest will close at $3.50 Sat.
turday night and all votes intended for
@this contest must be turned In before tina,
me. Those contrasting for the doll are
Maud Foley, Sarah Cumm tss., g. O'Ncll,
Genevieye Mott and Mary Powell
The contests for the most popular e. &
o. conductor, the poiceman's badge,
brakeman's lamp and engineers torch
;lre spirited n
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Singular Divorce Suit.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

: !
BRISTOL, VA. Sept. 22.-~In The Bristol
law court this week the divorce suit OF
John Edgeman was called. Edgeman
seeks 10 be divorced from his wife and
the only ground on which he brings the
suit is that his wife is deranged and was
Geraug.d when he married her. ], seems
thet she displayed good enough sense 10
deceive him as to the condition OF her
ynind on the wedding day, The suit is ga d
to be Of ali unusual character. Assuming
that the woman was not Of sound mind
the court appointed guardian ad Item
for her. The guardian lat once demuired
10 the com Dlainants bill
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The Colored Horse Show.

The ..orfolk and Western Railway will
carry a large colored excursion from this
city and Manchester to Suffolk next
Thursday to the colored horse show,
band contest and agricultural and IN
dustrial fair at that place. The Rich
mond City Gun Club, the lseformers' All
Star Baseball team. the St, Luke's Base
hall team, and bands from Richmond
and Manchester, together with large
of the colored elite OF the
two cities will make the trip. The rail-
way will provide fifteen coaches to carry
the crowd from this city. Petersburg and
Manchester. 4glG
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RICHMOND. COLLEGE.

a5 Hext session opens September 22d.t
Thorough instruction Ii, ancient and mod
-ern languages. pure and applied sciences,
History. philosophy and Law. In Septcm.5
Der. 1oo4. new courses In frcc-hand and
mechanical drawing and In practlcal me-
chonics and electricity will be opened. Ex
cellent laboratories in physics, chemistry.
biology, psychol ogy. mechanics and dra " q
Inc. Special attention Is called TO the fact
that fiji professors ,enclFsthe lowest ns
we'll as tho highest college rlossss. STU
dents at entrance usual Ivy take tflrst-,,car
Latin. English, Ma ,hHsIatics and History
They therefore have as their teachers
Professors w. r. SF'oushec. r. G. Wood
ward r. Z. Il Gaines and s. G. Mitchell. Z
For analogue and Information. address
81 prcs.sF w. Boa twrtaht, Richmond, Va. 55
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Where Sport ADounds,

Especial to The Times loispAtchD
oas eattsn-laiis risk and sd'' play through pg
fast-withering grass and llnGerbrush. fat.
tsninE for the little boys trap on d cold
winter morning Overhead in the trees
Ing smaller by degrees and beautifully
Ices IN humber all for sake Of the in
satiabie appetite u the hunter and q few
nflier people. sS
the spo[, IS good this year. ines say.
who should kpoW.
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COUPLE OR TWO YOUNG
\ men to occupy nico front room, WITH
board. in Barton Heights. y Address 81
care this Office. Ss zta tlS
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YOUR BUSINESS THOROUGHLY AND WITH ECONOMY BY TEE DEE wan ADS Only ARD
APPEAL IN TRIGG CASE.
Supreme Court Of Appeals Will.
Review Chancery Court Action.

49, - ~ - lS~t ~ ~
Review Chancery Court Action.
An appeal md sipersedeas has been
granted BY the Supreme Court q A,,1,aals
Of Virginia! In the cause Of s. II. 1iaEes
9 Company vs.. b tho WILHELM X. T'rigg
Company. OF which Lllburn 4 Myers IS
receiver. An appeal Is thus allowed from
The decree entered BY Jadse, Dahisl Grin 4.
Of 1,lchmol,a, In December, 1909. MI The
other Grcditors OF the Triga Cor,p;nnys
1nxoysd 6sInE Tnetisr te sIln q the
Gpantity Of MAC liinel'y and supplies fu,.-E
nishcd the T,lgg Company 1.-THE con.
Belonged be e tho supply company, Or the
SHIP. build ding cplnr1 n.y. q nd whether the
Btcyr,s Company s Il proferred creditor
or IS on the same basis with tho other
creditors Of the company, g ,,34 #
rayed IL tho cnge, he Newport News
Shipbuilding aud Dry Dock Company be.
Ing represented BY B!ckf1rd g. Stnart;
9 J, :, /, leakc the SAYINGS nnnk q
National Bank by George Bryan. and
8. n. HIVES & Co. by 7. G. Gordon.
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.. 49, ~, 8,
LEGAL NOTICES.


uIR G I N II Al N LIT HE IIUSTINGs
sVa5ECOURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MQFD .1tItS 5FACATIONl..} SEPTEMBER
TO Mrs. SARAH. Darlington, Mrs. Edith
MI r.. Hubbard and j Il IT, Nea gle, and all
5E others concerned III 5sf 43s5! 3S 81
You are hereby notified tina t the city OF
Richmond, IA municipal corporate
CT cated under the lawsFof the State Of
Virginia. Fshall5a II clock a. NJ, on the
10th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1901. apply !. 10
& the Hastings Court OF the city# Of Rich
mond for the appointment OF Commission
ers 10 ascertain what will be Just conlpcn-
satson for he land whereof you are tenant
of$theS freehold proposed to be condemned
4 for Its uses and TO award damages Il
property whereof you nre tenant MS fore
said. Or to the property ofsany other per-
son, bcyondfthe peculiar benefits that will
{accrue TO such properties, u respectively
for the construction ana maintenance Of
tho work or improvements proposed TO be
done. or made by the city of Richmond,
tic ownership, 5loca ton and description OF
which property and the nature OF which
work will fully nppear%by reference to a
petition and exhibits Herewith filed In tho
clerks Office of the said court, ON the i st
day OF September. lAl4. 81 fi % s4sf5s5i5!5
38 THE CITY CFRRTCIAIOND.
By6H. r. Pollard, CltyEAttorney.
~ ALTER CHRISTIAN, clerk.
sept o-lnw-4wi. III Nj a <. Il MI II IA Nj
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SCHOOLS.
LAW SCHOOL,.

The school OF law in Richmond College
offers thorough professional training at
moderate 4 cost. Professors are Roger
Gregory. LII. D.; Ernest ~. Long. LII h.;
and John B. Minor. 3. H.. All fees Of first
year amount to se2.5o. Session begins
September 22d. 33 i23i sss
.$sE COMMERCIAL, LAW COURSE.
s. Many young mon who look forward to
careers IN commercial pursuits wlsl, q
knowledge OF business law, and for these
the College Law School Will hereafter
offer q onc.year course In Commercial
Law. The subjects embraced I'm this
Contracts. Administration Of Wills. IN.
surancc Negotiable Instruments and Corr
poIations. Fee for entire COURSE $50. Cost
81 books q bout So. Class hours a fter
4:20 p. M. SB5 81 Il 4. s Il 4ss
ss2 For catalogue and Information. address
any Qf the pro fcssors,a or g
President II. ". j BO.ATyVlt1GHT,
Richmond, Va.
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BOARDING.

EIGHTH ST., NJ, 51G-N1CELY FUR.
nishcd, comfortable rooms; good table
permanent and transient boarders;
terms reasonable. s54 3 8 5 ~ zsa-I
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E tlEI.L w AIQ1'hD-Mal

MEN 10 LEARN BARBER
trade; taught in eight weeks; new si..s-5
ten: only institution of the kind IN the
world; diplomas awarded; positions
guaranteed when through. Address
MOLER'S COLLEGE. $50 Canal Street.
New York, ~ r
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/! NOTICE. a Y
~ sSnut IA llMay Company,

4 Southern Ra llway Company, II
Richmond Va. Sept. 10,tl9ol.
rHE ANNUAIyG "a MEETING 2& OF THE
Stockholders OF SOUTHERN RAILWAY
4 COMPANY, for the purpose OF electins,
directors and for the transaction Of
such other business as may he brought
before the meeting, will be held mt the
city OF Richmond, Va, on UESDAY..
October II, }l00+. at 10 o'clock a. M.EThe
stock transfer2b books, both common and
preferred, wl!l be closed at Il CLOCK
noon on Saturday. September q. 1901. and
viii be reopened at 10 O'Clock a. M. i on
Tuesday W October u.s. 1901
r. D.s&LANI<FORD,e Secretary:
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LOST AND FOUND.

IosT-w L d EsD AYg NIGHT, Be
tween Pine and China Streets and tAc
Org, open face silver MATCH, gold
medal. with NJ u. c. engraved upon It.
attached to the ribbon FOB. Reward II
returned to GAS INSPECTORS OF-
IN1CE. City Hail. 3is&rI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23

GRACE. Il, NO. SS7-FoR RENT TO.A5
q couple Without children. a. very desirable,
second floor Of five 5rooms, East Grace trace.
3 Street. fHs5ssp i55 qt t3y;S s Ell
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THE LENNON 1908 e. MARSHALL
Rooms with or without ara !; ,5t u us
transents. sH3 s2E 5{l 4s85
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no KNOW IT YOU WILL
e distribute advertising matter: reliable
speciality company; Sis weekly and Sex-
"A penses. TRIuNIPIIS Co, Dallas, Texas.
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NJ GS.S
~ - s55 49, F,l.-l - e.

3, sS5 MASONIC NOT1cE-A STATED
M sTRiCTs ioBsERvANc =, N 3. .o7,
a. F. !. and "a. NJ, will be held at the
Aiasonica Temple FRIDAY Septcn1ber 70.
liz good standing gre fra ternally invited
to attend. r. 7. &BIBB,a Master
Cllas A.$Nesbitt, Secretary. IT.
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8, FOR FACTORY CLERK,
bright young man, with some knowledge
Of stenography and typewrittnE.4E3A Adj
dress, In (, own 4 handwriting, $S CLERK,
care this office. Il # + 93Sss 5ii5833i r.
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a OLD-r.A SlI1IO NED
n WATCH Of enarneled flowers on back;
black leather guard silver stirrup at
bottom Reward IL returned to s23 East
Main Street. "a y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23

STONE WANTED sEA LEE,
proposals viii BIO treceiY sSby the Town
Clerk 8 Hampton, Va. until 10 O'Clock
Z r. NJ, Monday. soptember ~ 1901. al
which time the saidSI1ro pos;s Is viii be
+ opened By the II Committee ON Streets !
Of ilampton; with ,l.aoo 10 so
cubic yards of 62-iKghI crushed stone,
( also $50 cubic yard Of nl-4-incl, Of blue,
stone ia be d eliveredt r. @. 3. scprs ocs
Tee reserves the right 10 reject ANY. ~
all bids For further ptplmat ion,y lf2
4 desired, address ", y. w Est NVtlt1T).
Town Clerk BOA 3l6 lIan,pto on, a. Js
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LOsT-BULL BITCH: HEAVY SET,
aged three years. white and brindle,
named "Nigger:' short tall and under
shol. Reward If returned 9ls Park Ave
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

GRACE, w. sl4-1yANTED TO RENT
out to gentlemen. two large furnlsheu
rooms, with or without board; s14 West
Grace Street q III X n
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Rain Coats and Suits; any taste or purse
we can suit. I'IINlBERTON,& PRICE y
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Commonwealth OF Virginia.

: Superintendent Of Puhlic Printing
SEA LIED P HseMSHa sa v fi.' lie II p RE
4 cseiyed ,atTIIs SOFI7lc,E until 10 NJ OF
4 tuesday, september ~ 2T 1901 for. the
II pR hitting fort he state Of Virginia for
Il IA Printed schedules, showing III detail
. "A lie class!lc tlons$ will be furnished OH
application 10 the bidders, onEwhich all
bids WILL be reNMred to be. made,
into bond, with security,E,t,n be approved
liy tho Secretary Of the. CommonWea!lh,
& for the prompt and faithful execution
II ofithe!rgGontracts.alf 4t$
\ or ali bids, and the work VIII be award
\ I'd III such lots or portionE Ms the SUPER
4 intcndcnt, may deern .properI.,. J, q
aGlfl'f 81 tt4 I'D 3.I1 .SJ'BANNON,
superintendent 81 Public ErintlNs. \
sept II. cod -6t if5 II si3B Is, q
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.TEE-DEE BRANCHES

= , { T. j
Tho following Branch Offices have
been established for the benefit OF
those living AT p distance from the
Main Offlca OF The Times Dispatch.
THO Zee dee Wants left at any OF
these branches win receive the same
careful attention as though, they had
been left at the Main Office and ti,ers
will be no extra cost to the ADVERTISERS:
sLAUGHTER's DRUG STORE, Twen.
ty.fIfth and Venable Streets.
w. #. EAnEo, Twenty-fittb ana Leuh
A. a. SCOTT, Twsenty'tIfth and Broad
RogT. ). WILLIAMS. Twenty.fIrst
and Marshall Streets. VI
r.. n, M. 1ARHlsUN. f-oushee AND
Broad Streets. 3g
| G. w, LATiMER, mo. 500 West m arr
shall Street. III
sTHoMPsoN's DRUG STORE, No. 1921
West Main Street. "A.
i. t. BEVERl DGE, Brook Avenue and
Rays slyy s. Drug STORE, Barton
Heights. y41i}s II n
PEoPLE's DRUG STORE. No. 5000
William sburg Avenue, Fulton.
ROBINS PHARMACY, No. 200 east
Marshall Street,
MRS, RAlilEY. No, 1911 Twenty-see,
ond Street, Falrmount. 0 iai8.
CRY DRUG STORE, Mo. 144a EAST
Main Street, corner Fifteenth.
JUpsoN CUNNINGHAM, No. 2o27
East Main. corner Twenty. first.
PINE sTREEF PHARMACY, 5lSo. as4
South Pine Street,
PolNDExTER- KIRK PARRISH co.,
No, i1s East Broad Street,
THEs PARAGON PHARMACY No. 4oa
North Sixth, Street. II
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ALL PARTIES BUYING $500 w ORTIZ
Of groceries and over from GEO. T..
Street, will receive street car fare each
L way IN y Ss2I
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5.,yvELFrII 5sT., N, 4Os--E1NlJLY. FUR
4 nished large rooms at Mrs. 1jANl1S, s,
E a0S Il. Twelfth Street; terms reasonable.
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REAL EsTATE--Fo or Sale,

o57 ACRE FARM FOR SALE O. REM,
b enclosed ii good wire fcncc: rs acres iii
" grass; modern Groom dwelling: 3#$neWE
n tobacco barns and all .nccessary iou ~
buildings. Address A.. STABLES, Mann
G8boro. Va. n $'sI3 XII y5i
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ALL PARTIES BUYING s1.o0 WORTH
r OF Groceries from & EO. SL. II AYNls a.;
CO., Ills K NJ FL gntecnthg Street. Will re-
y ceive q street cur ticket rec. e. 9
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S I'm NJ Err sAUsAGE-THE CELE-
brated Imported ~ Gomprecht Bologna,
4 Ring and Frankfurtcr Sausage; finest
East Broad. @
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FOR SALE--A Ps SMALL HERD Bs OF
Ntilch Goats,anlso five male Goats. fine
stock, tor4willg sell singly Apply to IL
4 r.; MATTHEW'S Rio Vista (NNesth amp-
lgj ton cars. fS3Ss s II! ~ 9ss5,f
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YOU FIND A3s COMPLETE MARKET
everything the best and always fresh,
vegetables, chickens. meats, fresh fish,
2 BRAUDR'S s. 3 East Broad Street.
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WANTED, "a GOOD CoLLEC rOR no
K work sinstalment business in country
with some knowledge Of sewing ma
machines; horse and wagon and good
salary. Address WlIOLESAL10 I'D f.
Z PARTMENT,3 Box II, Richrnond,5Va d
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@NOTICE.

ALL LIABILITIES OF THE iNDEAr.
q NTTYs1NsURANCE COMPANY of West
Virginia having terminated, notice Is
i made TO A. ". Hartman, Jr., Treasurer
u Of Virginia, for the return Of the deposit
/ Of this Company (s10,o 0O.Oo) hold for the
/ Company inSathe State Of Virginia. q J. .
y HARVEY GTIIORNBURG. Act. Sec'y.$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23

ASK FOR RUssELL's sANTI-ROACH
Fl Powder: positively destroys water bugs
4 and cock roaches; all druggists, 1oc,,,or
q will be mailed on receipt OF price by w.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23

IDAHO NINE OWNERS THE
owner or owners Of mines, who had
4 difficulty in concentrating their values,
q and who consulted Dickm an. Ma ckensie
and Potter on the subject, communicate
y with MI. 4DODSON,S General Delivery,
~, Newport News. Va Important.