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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-02
BYAUTHORITY

Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Registered Treasury Warrants
Will be paid at the Treasury upon pre-
sentation.
Registered numbers 1925 to 5000 in
elusive.
A. J. CAMPBELL,
Treasurer, Territory of Hawaii.
Treasurer's Office, August 2, 1904.
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CONCRETE ARCH Gull
VERT.

Proposals will he received at the Of
flee of the Superintendent of Public
Works, Honolulu, II. H., until 70 o'clock
m. Of August 10, 1904, for the construc-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-02
COOL PRIMO.

The finest glass of Primo and an oys-
ter cocktail at the Columbia for 1C
cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-02

Want ads in the Star bring quick re-
suits. Three lines three times for IS
cents.
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Want ads in the Star bring quick re-
suits. Three lines three times for %
cents.
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Popular Prices:
25c, SOC, 75c and 81.

Box office for reserved seats opens
at the theatre on Thursday morning 10
a. m Telephone White 6Sl.
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22

For Christmas piano bargains call at
The Knight-Locke Piano Co :. Oppo-
site St. Cloud.
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22
A Mysterious Affair.

One of the strnngest murders that
ever occurred in this county took place
al Louie Francisco's saloon in Williams
burg last Sunday afternoon. Three
Italians. whose names are unknown TO
the authorities. entered the saloon and
picked quarrel with another man OF
their nationality and, by agreement,
all four of them went back of the
building to fight the matter out. As
soon as they got out Of doors the three
strangers began firing at their victim.
five Of the bullets entering his body.
The shooting was heard by several peo-
pie in the vicinity and when they went
to investigate the cause they found the
italian lying with stiletto by his side,
which he had drawn to protect himself
with, but was shot down before he
could use il.
Immediately after the shooting the
murderer ran through the building
and op over the hills and succeeded in
escaping. Sheriff Simon and Coroner
Little made strong effort TO secure
evidence that would enable them to To-
cate the assassins, but to no purpose,
ss Francisco disclaimed anv knowledge
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22

Frank d. Heath returned home yes
terday from business trip to Kansas
City and Wichita. He was accom-
panied By Mr.. Mummy and Mr.. Muckle-
haney of Colorado Springs.
Harry and Carl Heaton will arrive
here on Saturday from the state uni
versity at Boulder to spend the vaca-
ton with their parenis, Mr. and Mrs.
5. l.. Heaton on Lincoln Park.
Harry Chapson. who has a position
a stenographsr with the Denver Busi-
ness Mems Credit Association. will be
here on Saturday to eat Christmas
turkey and plum pudding with his par
ents
Leon Woodford and sister, Miss Cora.
came home last Monday to spend the
Christmas holidays with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Woodford. on Lin
coin Park They are students at the
Denver university.
FoR feed. coal, and wood call on
Merris & Son. 206 Main street.
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22
Accidently Killed.

During an alteration between Nor
gan Russell and another miner in Rich
ardson's saloon in Rockvale last Satur-
dey night Mexican. named Cruz Jara'
milo, was killed by the acciden tai dis
charge OF revolver belonging to Geo,
Arthur, acting marshal of the village
Learning that a quarrel was in pro-
gress in the saloon Marshal Arthur
made his way there for the purpose Of
preventing serious trouble. Immedi-
ately upon his entrance Russell drew a
revolver, but the officer Was quickest,
and Russell was ordered to throw up
his hands. Instead of doing % Russell
struck the marshal's weapon, which
accidently went oh, the contents enter
ing the side Of Jaramillo inflicting .
wound from which he died few min
utes later. Russell made his escape
and has not since been seen. Sherin
Simon and Coroner Little made An in
vestigation Of the matter but dill not
consider IL necessary to hold An inquest
as the marshal was entitled to carry .
revolver while in the discharge OF his
rfficial duties, and the killing was in no
wise due to his fault.
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22
The Els Charity Bali.

As n social event nothing Of a semi-
public character is likely to surpass in
enjoyment the annual charity bail Civ
en- under the auspices of the Elks at
their hall last night. There was n
large attendance OF outof-iown visit
ors, as well ns of Canon City people,
and the affair will be handed down as
one OF the most successful in the chron-
icles of the lodge. The hall was hand ?
somely decorated ~ith holly. mistietoe
and other tmblems of tie Christmas
season and presented most attractive
appearance for the jolly gathering
which had assembled TO dsnce for
Sweet Chnrity's Sake" The music
was furnished by the Antlers Orchestra
Of Colorado Springs end. ii is needless
TO say. was an Inspiration TO those who
"trip the light fantastic" The re-
freshments were delicious and were
in keeping with the company. the oc-
casion and the environment.
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22

FOR SALE-Two or more fine fresh
cows, see E. L. Lowell l2i Greenwood
avenue. Dti
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22
Social and Personal

Paul Burgess is home from Colorado
college for the holiday vacation.
Ed. Curtis will be down from the
State University at Boulder on Satur-
day
One fare for round trip to all points
on Denver d Rio Grande. Selling
days Dec. "A. 25. %, 81 and Jan. l.
Ben Curtis will be home from the
State School of Mines at Golden tomor-
row or next day to spend the holidays.
Miss Jennie Dalton of Adair, Iowa,
arrived here last Tuesday to speud the
winter with her aunt, Mrs. b. /. Daw-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Gone have gone to
Stevens Point, Wisconsin. and other
eastern places for a visit of several
months duration.
Helen Clark and Ernestine Parsons
arrived the frat of the week from Colo
rado college to enjoy the holiday season
with relatives.
The annual institute OF the Horti-
culture Society will be held in the
court house January II and lS. II will
include the usual apple show.
Mrs. John l.. Reese came over from
Ohio City in Gunnison county last
Saturday to spend the Christmas holi
days. John 10 expected this week.
Miss Mary Webster will De down
from Cripple Greek on Saturday for the
holiday season. Miss webeter is a
teacher in the Cripple Greek schools,
Mrs. Laura Dobson and daughter,
Miss Loave, came down from Denver
last Saturday for the holidays Miss
Loave is studen, at Denver univer-
sity.
Tom and Blake Warner. who are
students At the State University At
Boulder. are expected home on Satur-
day to spend the holidays with their
parents in South Canon.
Following custom of the govern
meut to observe the day following when
legal holiday falls on Sunday, the
postoffice viii b. closed next Monday,
except from Q to 10 o'clock in the morn
| ing and from 2ss0 10 $3.50 in the after
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22
he Want Ad Column
Yos Have Anything to Self, Rentoe Trade Have Lost
OF Foend Anything, to Advertise II In This Coumn
Only Five Cents The Line
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Oak hall tree and oak
medicine case good as new. a2i Green.
wood. 3otf
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22
Boys Aequitted.

Grant Hemm-r'e and Clyde Hall
were defendants in Sqdire Minors
court yesterday to answer the cherge
Of assault preserred against them BY
r. q. Arthur. II appears that the boys
were skating on the ditch which runs
through Mr.. Arthur. premises, last
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22
MANY PEOPLE FINED
FOR RIDING ON WALKS

1.-Two Special Officers Out Watch-
ing For People Who Ride the
Walks. Public Sentiment
Strongly in Favor of Inforcing
Ordinance.
Z People are finding out that the city
authorities mean business about the
sidewal ordinance.
The city marshal has arrested several
people who have been found riding on
the walks. They have been taken be-
fore the Judge and fined. One mans
costs besides the fine was almost 800.
When caught the best thing TO do is
to go directly TO the judge and plead
guilty. It's the cheapest way.
But the safest way is not to ride the
walks.
Two special officers have been en-
ployed ~ watch for sidewalk riders
and all who are caught will be fined.
The ofiicers have been greatly en-
couraxed Dy the backing they are re-
ceiving from the public in general
Public sentiment 10 very strongly In
favor OF having the ordinance enforced
and many people are encouraging the
eficsrs TO do their duty.
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22
WANTED

WANTED-A lady to travel for q we'll
known medical company also = local
agent wanted liberal terms Address
REcoRp. ~
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22

noon during the hours mentioned peo-
pie may secure their mail by calling at
the postoffice. There will be no de-
livery of mail by carriers on Monday
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22

Saturday afternoon, and some trouble
arose over the notice of trespass, re-
suIting in warrant being sworn out
by Mr.. Arthur. Failing to make case
against the defendants at the trial they
were dismissed and costs of prosecu-
ton charged up 70 the complainant.
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22

For Christmas pianos call at Tn,
Knight-Lock- Piano Co. Opposite th'
St. Cloud
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22

The Knight-Locke Piano Co. are Offer
ing splendid bargains in pianos. oppo-
site St. Cloud.
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22

Piano prices cut in two. Call on The
Knight-Locke Piano Co. Opposite st.
Cloud.
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22

The Knight-Locke Piano Co. are
offering splendid bargains in pianos
Opposite St Cloud.
Cañon City record., 1904-12-22

of the motive which prompted the
affair.
IL is believed the crime was the re-
suit Of vendetta which originated in
Italy. and that the assassins followed
their victim to this country for the
purpose of killing him. The dead man
was about thirty years of age and had
only been in Williamsburg few days.
The murderers are still at large.
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Personals and Briefs. I

Mrs. Lalle Johnston. Of Birmingham
ala, Is visiting Major John w Johnston,
No. 113 East Grace Street. =, ss5
n Mrs, y ohm NJ Norton Of keysyille. .Vas
Is visiting No 1011 East Clay Street.
a Mrs. Il. II. Footc. of No. 230S Venabl6
Street, has returned home from y 81 ! w, wo
months visit pleasantly spent with rcl "a
tlves IN Durham, Raleigh and ROCKY Ky
Mount, N. G. .5 IN,
MIR Penn IIyster Dickinson and bride
of Huntington, w. Va, are visiting relaa-
5tives and friends In this city.
"a Mr.. Wllkle G.; Freeman has returned 70
the city from Huntington. ". va,
whittier he went to be an attendant at
tho marriage of Miss Beulah S. Hagan
and Mr. Pom Eyster Dickinson on Octo-
4 Rev, j, M. n. Childrcy, pastor OF First
Baptist Church. Chester. PA. was n the
5cltytyestcrday visiting. his brother,fW. III.
5l<nauff, who Is Very III. I.
I Prof. Felix Iardela and his, hand OF
twenty pieces have gone to eldon, -. CT
where they are engaged to play during
The week Of the Fair. ~
Mr.. II. sir. Pollardi OF the Christian OH
server, Louisville Ky,is visiting IN the
4 Dr. IT, Rudd Morrison, OF Roclsbr,dges
Baths, spent Sunday with friends ingthis
city g y. Z.
Mrs Pelham Blackford 8ut No, 102 NORTH
Linden Street.. {Sl
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LEGAL NOTICES.
II, HE UNIFIED STATES o r AMERICA,
81 LEA STIR N ri DISTRICT OF SV1R.

H. YN5igaD ETSF5iisa 2F 81 VIZ
sy + s q 'ss a9ts ffy H fsst az
District Court Of the United States for
'he B Ysas RsrSt q XfsnasN sat
4 cause 81 CONTRACT, civil and maritime.
And whereas, BY virtue Of process In
aSs form or e s day nc ostoS
LADY Evelyan,' and have her in my
custody.
lC61irt will be held In the United States
IA; On az All DAY OF , NoyE IN 2 +,
tho owner or owners, and M persons
WHO may have or claim any interest nio
hereby cited to be and appear AT the t!moD
my they have. why a final decree should lSl
noe G %on g. ~ fR RI II. S. Marshal.
BY Samuel 1]cndit, Deputy Marshal.
a THE c ], Z (! o |, I !,
Liza. COUNTY. OCTOBER 10. 1904.
William y. Johnson 49,. Plaintiff,
easerPe s eanss Pss Ha a 8 ssn
John Rector, her husband; Martha Il.
Johnson, Claiborne NJ: johnson, Jr..
Lloyd r.. johnson. Martha Walker and
Samuel ]. Walker, her husband; sam
uel Johnson and Sarah 1, J JoI hls
Lula Johnson, James s. s. Joh !, 80
ley, Martha johnson and Doug.
lus Johnson. her husband; Betsy
L b. Royal and Herbert Royal her hus-1
R haSa ASflnaS II R Royal E Ml,s
Royall, Lucinda q Royal. Ancta H..
Royal and Benz. Il. olnson,
The object Of this suit is e construe the
will OF May Johnson, decd. and to sell
the real estate OF which the said May
sisting OF 12l acres OF land, lying In
Jackson District, Amelia county. adjoining
vide the proceeds arising from said sac
among the parties nterrstcd.
2 And affidavit having been made and
filed that Claiborne NJ. Johnson ana Ella
s. Johnson his wife; Gert 1, q, !, Graham n
Rector and John Rector, her husband
Martha IL. u hnson, Cha horne NJ. Johnson
Jr., Benz. r. Johnson. Jr., Ro. r. Johnson:
d. Royal and Herbert Royal. her hns-}
band !; Adelaide ". Royal. Willie AZ r oiy-5
all, illianls Fl. Royali. Ernest r. Roynll.3
Lucinda z. Royal, Anita II. Royal and
the State Of Virginia. and that the said
parties are the children and grandchil-{
5dren Of May johnson. decd.
s It lis ordered that they appear here
OF this order and do what may he sneces-3
is;lry to protect their interests In this suit
+ TESTER r. ii. 4 COIEA1AN.C Clerk
81 S. y. Farrar y. q OCT l2-l ~ WI
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SCHOOLS.
MANY WILL CO.
Local Interest in the Varsity
Indian Game Saturday Is Great.


8i Considerable interest has been created
lin athletic circles In this city by the re-.
port that Carpenter, the star half-back
and fu-bacl ofAthc Virginia Polytechnic
Institute, and Bear, another v. II.
star are playing on the University Of
North Carolina Team tlils year WhleHit
Is not positively known here, 1t Is regarded
fas practically certain that the Carpenter
playing on the Chapel Hill team Is the old
I3lacksburg star, whose individual proWess
Is so widely known In Southern athletics
The University Of Virginia Is said 70
have a strong team, much stronger than
that WHICH defeated the ~. NJ. {, last Sat- Sat-;
urday, after V. NJ. J.. had played the nayhl
cadets close and hard game. Council.
Spates, Branch Johnson and the younger
Johnston were all barred from, playing W!
rules OF the Virginia Intercolleg Assoc
the Carlisle game5at Norfolk on, SATURDAY
ana In the Carolina game here Tl!anEsgiy-
Ing Day. The game with Carlisle sntur-
day at Norfolk promises to be the stiffest
test tho University of Virginia line VIII
encounter this season. not excepting that
with the Carolnluns. Virginia deteated
" M, !, n to O. Carlisle WAS beaten ~ to
o by Harvard Saturday. and assuming
that Harvard and Princeton are of tneariy
equal strength,}it is fair. to assume that
Virginia is about rs strong as the naval
cadets. On tho showing made ngains.t
W. M. r., University Of Virginia Is q PIT
stronger than the Navy, even, It'll Its
team weakened by State eligibility rules.
The game at Norfolk Saturday Will at
|, tract many RichmOnderS, f s5i i
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Returns to New York.

n. Mr.. edward n. Richardson, general
freight agent OF the Ocean Steamship
Company Of Savannah, returned to New
York yesterday where his official head
spi in. Richmond Visiting tle family OF
his brother, Colonel Richardson, Register
OF the Land Office, and attending the
Mrs. John w. Richardson, of the Lady
Board Of Managers Of 4 the, Home fer
Needy Confederate Women. will attend
the convention OF the Daughters or the
to-day, as "a Representative and delegate
from the smyth County Chapter, OF which
she Ii q mem her. X III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26
iHENR1co COUNTY ITEMS.
Dr.. Redd Succeeds DR.. Archer
on the Board Of Health.

Judge Scott yesterday appointed Dr..
Paul Redd, OF Barton Heights. successor
to the late DR.. Archer. "a member OF the
board OF health Of Henrico county
John Thomas, Of North frhirty-second
yesterday on charge OF keeping n dis
orderly house. The squire took the mat
ter under adviscment and VIII render
his decision later
Licenses to marry were issued by
Clerk Waddil yesterday to Samuel -.
Harris and Mary T. Hughes. a nd Her.
man T.. C;all!nger and Emma l.. Oakley.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED FOR WAR SONGS
and poems of the Southern Confed-
eracy.'' Collected and edited by an ex-
Confederate and we'll known author,
Rev II. NJ. Wharton. .. .. Dedicated
to the late General John p. Gordon; en-
dorsed by most prominent ex-Conted-
crates and the Daughters OF the Con-
federacy; contains over 100 pages; mag
nificently Illustrated; rare collection Of
war songs and poems dear 10 every
will want this book; enormous demand;
magnificent opportunity ;or agents: Qae
agent made 1920 first week: another
$32S.50 in seven weeks; Terms liberal;
territory assigned on application: ouiil,
free. Send at once Is cents 10 pay post
age; don't delay. Address Dept. j.
THE JOHN c. WINSTON CO.. 100; Arch
Street. Phila., Pa.
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SOLICITORS & statesmen.

WANTED, EXPERIENCED TRAVEL
ing clothing salesmen to represent US In
the States of Virginia and West Viz
GINA. an estab.-..ed trade can bcs Sc
cured by an experienced man. and who
has trade Of his OWN also. Apply, with
reference NJ. II. LAUCIiHELMER IL
SONS. Baltimore Md.
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Doctors in Discussion.

FL owing to the local profession having g
tsurfeit, due ia the recent convention Of
tho Medical society Of Virginia the meet !,
cine and Surgery held last evening. was
not MS we'll attended as usual Or, w, T..
Marcer read very stingf. pc pc
which was discussed by Drs. 9, NJ. Ma!er,
DIS. Boyce D, Bropker and Herbert
Mann we're elected follows Of the
Academy. s.Gs
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Trunk and Valuables.

Detectives Tomlinson and Hall arrested
Atkins Jeffrics yesterday afternoon on
the charge of breaking into Eliza Brown S
house in Fulton and carrying on trunk
with wearing apparel and jewellery there
IN valued at 500. The case will be heard in
Police Court this morning.
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PERSONALS.

WANTED SUFFERERS FROM CHlLLs
and ague 5 to try Bona-flde Chill Cure:
never fails; three boxes guaranteed TO
paid for price, SOC. IRVING L. BEVE-
Y RIDGE, southeast corner BROOK Avenue
and CLAW Street. Richmond Va.
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SALEsAfAN-W a y Y ED. sALEsa.AS.
already engaged IN travelling, to sell
Linseed OIL and Paints ar side lire 10
Nirg!nias and Southern States. no gam
plies needed. Audress Box I23. Klch.
moEd Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26

JUST FOR Fun w Il WILL PUT ON
sale Wednesday morning and continue
through season. q good service able
Wood Heater.8 made@by Hagey. at low
S YOU; we can't &afford to send 1t many
miles. yAUGHAN,S, COZ East Broad. a8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26

FOR SALE, PR1vATELY-A SQUARE
Piano, lii good condition. at very rea :
" much used. and is q bargain. Apply at
+; 200 North Twentieth Street.
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Wilmington, n. C. Oct. 20, 1904. !
sst Offlca Of theFTreaSurer.S ri

Atlantic Coast Line RaIIrond .GQ,.Z7
THERE WILL BE DUE AND PAYABLE
+ on bNOVEAIBER 1S1, 1904, two per cen g
interest on the Certihcatesso OF indebted.
ness Of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company, and the Treasurer Of that
q Company has been directed TO pay AZ
holders OF record as of October II IN, 1874;
this interest The transfer books VIII
\ stand closed from October nth, 1904 ito to
November LIST, 1904. both Inclusive.
J ANIESE T. POST, ,I'rcasurer.s
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] ROOMS FOR RENT.

TWELFTH ST., n, 4o3-1 III Nelly Fu Z
nished, lnrge rooms at Mrs. lI.ANES ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26

SALESMAN WANTED TO REPRESENT
manufacturers line Of mechanical rub
Der goods, ais9 onc;9.h. iin9Iepm: Ieffp'
o. Box 1852. Philadelphia, Pa.
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FOR SALE.

WOOD EATERS YOU CAN FIND ALL.
s over town. We sell Wood Heaters; q
will heat your room In five minutes:
4 IL you i,se the Hngey King Alright
Wood stove. We have sold over ECO
\ III two seasons. Sole agent, g. W.,
COP L. Broad
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FLATS FOR RENT.

NICE THREE-ROOM FLAT FOR RENT.
suitable for young couple. conv 4, 10
BATH. Anrl.. 1910 East B.oad Street.
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ASK FOR RUsSELLs AEr1-ROACH
#.E Powder: positively destroys water bugs
will be mailed on receipt OF price by w.
S f. 5EANES. Twcnty-fifth snG Leigh.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST--BETNvEE.N ADAMS AND CiRAS.-.
Streets and Locomotive Works via Broad
and Fifth Streets one gold watch
CHARM, with the Initials A. B. w. on
one SIDE and horses heads on the re-
reward upon addressing LOEOAiOI., II
WORKS.
#LOST--G O1D.AlOuNTE LIONS CLAN,
studded with n diamond and two blue
stones. Suitable reward IL returned to
ROSTRuP, Times Dispatch.
FOUND NEAR NEW RESERVOIR
Sunday, setter PUpPI, nine months
Old. owner can get same by paying en-
penses. Apply to GEO. &O'BRiAN,R caro-
Mann & Brown.
LoST--GOLD WATCH AND FOB ON
Marshall or Clay between Monroe and
Hancock. f. L. T. on fob. Reward If
returned to 420 W. Marshall.
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EIGHTH ST., NJ, 5lGL-NtCEIY Fur.
nished comfortable rooins; good u DIG;
permanent aud transient boardeIsi
terms reasonable
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

If YOU HAVE $50 TO INVEST IL A
business that viii pay you tgj013 ye8t!s,
cali al once; only thosH with cash apply.
Mr., DE VOl4L JEFFERSON IIotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26

If YOU REQUIRE ANY WARM WOOL
IS en- Underwear, give lis a trial; none but
4 reliable goods. SOC. TO $500 garment
81'EMBE RTON, PRICE ~ co.
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NTS-STREErMEN; MAGIC BILL
book, disappearing ball and vase trick:
magnetic snake Top; all big sellers: sam
ioguc for stamp. r. SpEARNARD 5SOy-
ELY WORKS, joliet. Ill.
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WANTED. Smart MAN WITH sY,g
capable handling county agents; mpst
carry stock and manage entire EtaIe,
can make t2D per month. ar. III
VAIL, Jefferson HDtel.
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lBARGAINS

YES, SIR! WE HAVE PLENTY OF
them and can get a 900 more; II wanted
take as many as you need: We rsle 2,
to the Csc. Wood Heater n VAUGHAN .,
Coz E.. Broad Street.
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fish Pointers, ira incd, s25 each. J. a.
RUTHERFORD Staunton, r. Z. y.
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iJURGl1Ns' WILL SELL YOU "A 10 r.
e tune or 5''A1 RI, Rorer''f Gas Range. and
iflit does not cook, & bake or brol as well
rs any otner stove will refund your
money; ; 1922 Il. Broad Street.