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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-13

PEOPLE ALL ENJOYED IT VERY
MUCH-SMALLER HOUSE
THAN WAS EXPECTED.

"A Chinese Honeymoon" was pre-
scented TO a large audience at the
Grand last night, and seemed in every
though a few criticisms We're heard
III comparison to the production last
year. the comments were for the most
part favorable, and each and every
specially was given enthusiastic en-
core. Mr.. John L. Kearney as Samuel
Pineapple was in every way satisfac-
tory and delighted all with his ready
wit and adaptation of the. role. Mr..
kearney did not suffer in the compari-
son OF his acting with that of Mr.. Hen
shaw who appeared here in the role
last year. Although at that time Mr..
Henshaw established himself as a ia
vorite the people were ready last night
toe transfer their allegiance and ac-
knowledge Mr.. Kearney as his equal
if not his superior as a genuine fun
maker.
Mr.. George b Broderick, as Hang
Chow. the Emperor. was the same as
last. year. and left no room for adverse
criticism.
Miss Georgia Bryton, the charming
little actress who so successfully rep
resented Fl Fl. was given even
gladter hand than she received here
last year. While Regina McAvoy, as
Mrs. Pineapple, and Miss Eveieen
Dunmore as 500 500 gave successful
of their respective rolls.
The other characters were all fairly
good. the music as pretty as ever, the
scenery and costumes OF the usual
and the performance
taken as whole one above the aver
age in point Of merit. The Chinese
Honeymoon will never grow old to pa
irons OF musical comedy, and GER
Jainly it is one of the most tuneful, !
graceful and altogether pleasing pro-
auctions ever given in Fairmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-13
viii Shake Hands With Every Voter.

VIII Shake Hands With Every Voter.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. SEPT. 13-The
Democrats viii inaugurate new feat
ures in the campaign this week. and
between now and November it is said
that every Congressional candidate
Will see personally and shake hands
with every voter in his district. Every
candidate for a county office viii meet
every voter in his county, while the
nominees on the State ticket VIII meet
at least some OF the voters in every
county.
II has been arranged for each Con
gressiOnal candidate to meet the cOuIl-
~ nominees at the county seat on
certain day, and, accompanied by
them, make a canvass OF a certain
township, going entirely over it and
personally seeing all the voters
The plan designs to bring the can
didates ana voters into closer relations
than has ever been done before il the
State. and it will be carried out in
every district, under the direction Of
the local members of the State Central
Committee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-13

& sic also III Giles psa;ss and strained
Ia point on one or two occasions 10 slu1
II tie Humane Society. He said as far
las he knew Giles was honest instustrf
( Gus, moral and sober snd ne was posi-.
1 tive in thinking that Giles could not
i have been drunk at the time the ladies
Eard Mr.. Kepler thought him TO be so,
or II any other time since AR. Anunroe
tshad made his acquaintance. He said
| Giles had come TO him highly recon,
mended and that he had been told he
would make no mistake in employing
Min. nor did he think that he had done
So.
Court adjourned for supper at this
time and the evidence was concluded
later in the evening.
The first to testify was Mr.. Evans.
and his testimony and that of Mrs.
Giles, who followed him, bore out that
of Mr.. Giles other friends and added
nothing in particular to the whole.
Mrs, Giles said that her husband had
never abused her. although several of
the neishbors had sworn that Mrs.
Giles. who left her husband last May,
had told them that she had done so
because of the ill-treatment accorded
her by Giles.
Mr.. Giles testified in his own behalf.
and although he grew slightly mixed
and confused in his statements did
not incriminate himself to any great
degree.
This closed the evidence and Mr.,
Parks rose to present his argument in
behalf of the Humane Society. He
endeavored to show the evidence as
sufficient to prove Giles unfit to have
the possession of his children. Mr..
Grant. who had conducted the case in
a very mastery way for the defense.
made an excellent address and dis
proved the idea of the evidence being
sufficient to show up Giles as being an
habitual drunkard and OF immoral
character, or who ueglectu,. I'D wan
tonly abused his children. Judge Mason
so decided the case. and while, he said,
the evidence was insufficient to con
vict Giles of the charges named he
had no doubt IS to the truth of many |
He complimented the Humane Soci-
ETY. upon the work done by them in
many cases where ;nuch-needed re-
form has been wrought. but said their
witnesses in this instance had failed
to show sufficient reason why this man
Giles should be deprived of his chill |
1ren, whom he evidently wishes to
retain.
The Humane Society is convinced I
Of the justice of their plea. although |
hey acknowledge the insufficiency of
heir evidence. Neighbors who were
eager to tell all they knew a week or
.wo ago refused to allow their names
to be presented for private reasons,
and others who testified yesterday |
failed to tell the half of what they |
had told the humane officers when
questioned heretofore. In the minds
If most of the people presen. at the
rial, Giles has great room 1or improve
nent in his mode of living. However,
his may prove much-needed lesson
o him, as he will undoubtedly be a
marked man in the future and his
very action subject to criticism.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-13
County Court Proceedings.

Yesterday. on motion of NJ. Powell,
the County Court appointed P. NJ.
Hoge, John L. Lehman and Ed Lester
appraisers OF the personal estate OF
the late NJ. C. Brant.
Rev. Henry \. Proctor was author
lied 10 celebrate the rites of matri-
mony in this State and gave the re
CURED bond of $500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-13
CITY Hospital Notes.

Miss Inez Jacobs, of Newton street,
who mas been receiving treatment for
typhoid fever, was dismissed today
Miss Nell Blackiston, who has been
receivins treatment for fever, was
taken 10 the home of her sister, Mrs.
Bud jenkins, of Walnut avenue, yes
terday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-13
FIRST YARD

Capt A. n. Prichard, of Warrington,
came in yesterday to visit Hiram E.
Jones. at the City Hospital. Mr. Jones
belonged to Capt. Prichard's company
| during the civil war and was brave
soldier.
John D jenkins, OF Rosemont, Tay
lor county. who has been visiting his
sons here for the. past fifteen days,
returned home on Sunday.
John D. Cox and wife, of East Park.
expect to leave today for months
visit among relatives in Ohio and at
the Worlds Fair. On, that we could
all go!
The wife of Albert Wodie. of state
street, is reported TO be sick, having
symptoms of typhoid fever.
Sanford Jones, Of East Park. has
been appointed special constable. to
serve in the absence of w. S. Walker.
who has gone with his daughter to
the Pasteur Institute in Baltimore.
He has already executed several sum
monses.
Eliza Van Glider has rented the
room formerly occupied by the Fair
mont Tea Store Co. on Water street.
in which he expects to start meat
sHop, beginning business to-day or to- I
1t is good stand and we
wish him success.
Robert w Shaw, of Union district
well known in the city as a contractor |
and carpenter, is taking a vacation
this week for the first time in fifteen
years, and visiting his father-in-law in
Preston county. Bob is hustler and |
needs to release the tension after 50
many years hard pushing.
Lena, the young daughter of w. f.
Van Mort, is suffering from an attack
of typhoid fever. This is the third
case within Mr.,5Nan Nort's
family in the last few weeks. Truly
.hisiss great trial of anxiety foro
family in SO brief a time.
TI.sW Snot,se has rented the Sum
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-13

Mrs. w. Tot Reed and children, who
had been here with relatives for some
days, returned to their home at Wolf
Summit this afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-13

Your want" is not important-tc
anyone but yours lf-unt1l it has been
put into type
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-13

Buy your lime, Cumberland, Port
land cement, at J. L. Halls Hard
ware Store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-13

We have organized for business.
the Marion Claim Agency:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-13

All kinds book satchels, book straps,
etc, Burdette's. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-13

Il. ~. 7smonsses, has rented the sum.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-13

John D. jenkins, of Rosemont, Tay-
Tor county. who has been visiting his
sons here for the past fifteen days,
returned home on Sunday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-13

NIT brici; house on East snssss,,
ssh ch seN pect move issa
.,Iea1 II future. have II sss
view both Of the and rive
my, won't he saif fresh breezas d,sfs
ing the winter M ont MS y sssa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-13

The wife of Albert Wodie, of State
street, is reported TO be sick, having
symptoms OF typhoid fever.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-13

Fred Harr has sold his ice sslIsss
factory on Water street r.: 8;
Watkins, of East Park. who has AIS
ready taken possession and begun o5,
Grafton under. the new regime, the:
quality of cream cont nues up % s,t,,s5
standard sampled BY the reporte iast
night, Ed need have nosfs fear from
competition We congratu Iate the DE
1contiin,ues q On EiaI,tl, Paas,, s..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-30
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED FOR WAR SONGS
and poems of the Southern Conted-
eracy." Collected and edited BY an ex-
Confederate and We'll known author
Rev. Fl. NJ. Wharton. D. y. Dedicated
TO the late General John F.. Gordon; en-
crates and the Daughters OF the Con-
federacy; contains over 800 pages; mag
niticently illustrated; rare collection OF
war songs and poems dear TO every
VIII want this book; enormous demand;
magnificent opportunity Tor agents; one
agent made $500 s1irst week; another
$3IS,90 III seven weeks; terms liberal:
territory assigned,on application; outfit
free. Send at once IL cent, to pay post
agc don't delay Address Dept. j.
TEE JOHN c.. WINSTON CO., 1905 Arch
Street, P,hila., Pa.
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SOLICITORS & statesmen.

PRICED TRAVEL
ing salesman for Virginia; specially
man capable Of producing results; a ilNe
questionable reputation and successful
2 record to such a man we can offer a
yearly contract and entire charge Of
above territory; references first letter or
no attention; this requires quick action.
Address +. II. S., this office. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-30

WANTED, GENTLEMEN OCCUPANTS
for one or two large connecting rooms
with modern bath: with or wlt.out
board near Commonwealth Club, on
"a West Franklin Street. Address a.. NO.
g. care this office. #45 ag
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ALL DRAWINGS MUST BE IN BLACK INK.
BUSINESS CHANGES.

WHOSE PRODUCTS
retail dealers want competent man to
take management of branch office; sal
airy $500 per annum and commission;
energetic man should earn 1000 per
In stock OF company; unquest.onable
references as to ability and Integrity
required. Address Box $3.50, Madison.
WIS. EEK tE II gli5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-30

WANTED, SALESMAN FOR VIRGINIA
to sell our first-elass advertising novel
and inanufact in each Town; COM
missions liberal and paid promptly; sam
pies occupy little space. Write. with
reference. y NITED STATES NOVELTY
If COMPANY, Cincinnati, O..
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

FOR RENT, AT ASHLAND, Va
EiEht-room dwelling; large lawn and
garden; good water; flve minutes walk
20 depot; cheap rent to2desirable tenant;
also IS acres on rnllrond. near Ashland.
for sale cheap. CLIFTON LEE, bl1 IL
N. Fifth Street. Richmond
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TRAVELLING OR LOCAL
statesmen can earn ut least $50 weekly
Of business. city or village: can make
$3.50 in one day: proof of statement SAM
pie case weight 10 ounces) free BY re-
turn mall Address D. ". MANAGER,
P.9O. Box $50, New York.
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TRAVELLING SALES
men; new Cleveland jobbng house, with
large capital, wishes 10 Increase It's corps
Of sal esnen Novein Der 1st; high commits
sion with ss5 weekly. w. 8. MERLE &;
II CO., 90-96 Prospect Street, Cleveland, O.
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BROAD, e., 2l0l--WANTED, TO RENT
out three connecting rooms, adjoining
bath, with hot and cold water; first
floor; strictly private family; terms
Z reasonable.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

WANTED-A LARGE MANuFAITUR-
ing concern about to open distributing
Z depot In this section, desires services Of
salary $500 per annum and comm .ssion;
Il applicant must furnish flrst-class refer
8 ences and $500 to s 500 cash; merchandise
furnished Address ,MANUFACTURER,
care Nelson Chesman Company, Chica-
go. Ill.
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LOST OR STRAINED FROM MY PLACE
In Chesterfield county, about SIN mon,ils
J ago. black and red Jersey BULL with
horns sawed OF, also Il COW. ReWa. d
good. Address p. .. Box l9o, or phone
5IU2. =
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WANTED, NO. MAN, ALREADY
drumming the city grocery trade. 10 take
n !irst-ciass side line on com mission;
none but a first class man need apply.
Address F. No. Z this Office
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WE. WILL MAKE YOU A PRESENT OF
800, give you splendid suit OF clothes
every ninety days, enlarge your picture
Tree and pay you a salary of se5 per
month and all travelling expenses to take
) portrait house IN the world. All this
viii, be guaranteed. Address r. u. MAR
4 TEL, Dept. 292, Chicago, Ill. 2A
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WANTED, BY MAN AND WEE,
Z board In private family In West End.
Answer, stating location and terms,
I *. 4, care this ONCE. ..5s
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TRAVELLING statesmen
to call on grocers and general stores:
permanent position; state age, refer
ences and salary expected. LOS AN.
GELES CIDER CO.. St. Louis, Mo.
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AN 7 Il D, SALESMAN,
already engaged in travelling. to sell
Linseed Oh and Paints as side line in
Virginias and Southern States; no sam
pies needed. Address Box 633. Rich
Inond. Va.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

GRACE, e., 2l9-WlNTED. no RENT.
to gentlemen or couple. without children,
e furnished econd-story room, southern
exposure and heated by Latrobc; also
third-story hall room at 2l9 y. Grace
Il Street, city. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-30

CERTIFICATE NO. 10 FOR FIVE
shares stock in German-American Bar,.-
Ing a. Building Co., standing In. my
NAME having reen lost l nave made
application 10 company for duplicale.
{ CHAS. +. TAYLOR.
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FOR RIINT-NICELY + = r n s II ED,
bright and sunny thlrd-story room; cen
4 car line For further particulars adj
dress y. 4, this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-30

SEVEN FREE NfASONS IN EACH
State given pleasant, permanent. profit
able employment near home, whole or
part time; good pay. FRATlCRNAL,
Thames Building, New York.
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SERVANTS WANTED, AMONG SOME
Of the best white families in this city;
good wages paid for the right persons.
We have applica tons for q large nun-
Der of cooks who can furnish good refor-
city. Apply at onco TO THE NEGRO
LABOR s. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
52S Il. Broad Street (second tioor).
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LOST-BIACk AND WHITE HOUND
Wednesday night last, in neighborhood
In Of Hickory Hill, Chesterfield county.
H% Reward for Information or return to
81 II l.. Schultz, No. 1102 Hull Street.
lE MancheSter, Va w 50 N.-L a =.
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TO HAIRDREssERs. MASIcU1uo rs,
Massage. Chiropodists. Dentist or Doc
for above: fine location: low rent. G.
Box ia. Norfolk, Va
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FOR 5RENT--CORNERF OFFICE IN MY
building Twelfth and Cary Streets; will
rent low to q desirable tenant. X. l.. &
II CHENERY.
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( HELp-MALE AND FEMALE.

WANTED, TIE PUBLIC TO KNOW
/ have bought the business OF Mr. r.
w. Elsom,s Al Il. Broad. lie is we'll and
favorably known In Richmond and many
States. beg TO say that it enlargcs my
, facilities for placing help and securing
my offices, 2l1k N. Sixth aud EOS N.
Belvidere Street. City help furnished
promptly. MIR R.. r. Jannys, Man ger,
office 205 n. Belvidere. Come see us FOR
all Glasses OF liolp. LIE TODD, Presl-
dent, Southern Intelligence Office, 2l11s
North Sixth Street.
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GENTLEMEN OCCUPANTS
with modern bath; with or without
y board; near Commonwealth Club, on
West Franklin Street. Address a. No.
s, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-30

WANTED. a YOUNG MAN AS S IICNO-
grapher and collection clerk one witt,
some bank experience preferred. Apply
to the BANK OF HAMPTON, Hampton,
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FLOYD, 10G5-rOR RENT--FLAT, 1905
Floyd Avenue, corner Park Street; four
z rooms. back porch and private STAR
house.
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CAsHIER--NvANTED. a YOUNG rAAN,
Il about fifteen years old, for cashier and
reference and salary, expected, TX. S, care
this office. sl5 A
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-lN THE NElGHBCR.H0OD OF
& Paramount avenue and Iwcnty-fl.tn
4 Street, Friday afternoon, child $ bio
enanieied Chatclalne MATCH and 4 IN.
Reward If returned to ISIS Il. t'ranklln
street, or 1919 II. jWenty-second street.
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AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMITS
sion; tho greatest agents seller ever
produced: every user OF pen and Ink
buys 1t on sight; 200 to 200 per cent.
profit; ono agents sales amounted to.
5000 In six days; another sac In Two
hours. MONROE ii FG. CO., x 80, La
Crosse. Wis.
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WANTED, BY AN OLD EsTABL LISTED
house, experienced travelling statesmen
position to right man. DRAWER :. .
Chicago.
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WANTED, A REGISTERED DRUGGIST
to take charge Of drug store In town Of
twenty thousand Inhabitants; married
"COLCH1CuM," care this Office
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FOR PENTHOUSE OF, Blk ROOMS.
detached kitchen. largo garden: IS per
month. Apply HOOPER'S FLOWER
IS GARDEN, fIcnrico county.
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MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS
and ability to call on doctors; liberal
commissions and exclusive territory
3 given Address CHESTER SEEprR.
Greensboro, n. C
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TRAVELLING NAN TO SELL OUR
mill production spring dress goods,
white goods, ETC., to the retail country
FRANK d. LA #LANNE 3 g. co., Phl4a. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-30

FOR RHINESTONE 425 NORTH SIXTH
Street; poBSess!on4at once, Apply 10
1902 East Cary Street
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FOR aRENT-A HANDSOMELY FUR
nished 1O-room house, centrally located.
Address B. 20, care this office. sS Il
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OPPORTUNITIES

LEARN THE TeEAI, ESTATE RUsI-
ness in your own home and make money
on little or no capital; buy and sell real
estate, rent houses. collect rents ana
erence, any banker or business man In
Perth AInboy. Write real. ESTATE
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL Perth
2Amboy n. J.
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"sUcCEss IN SPECULATION" !.
Our" Plan of fInycstment'
its value over all other methods. Last
week one Of our customers made 5000
profit on q $1,000 Investment. You can.
do as we'll Write for particulars and
market letter. mailed free. G. a. LANE
& Co, Bankers and Brokers, keystone
Building, Plttsburg, Pa
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T r u ST W,O RT HY PERSON, EACH
district, to superintcnd business for
wholesale house; $50 paid weekly and
q expense money advanced: position per-
Mancnt; previous experience not essen
tai. ElANAG FIR, $50 Como Building,
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MAIN, w. 1soa-FOR RENT TO TWO
adults, two bright, medium size, con,
Meeting rooms OH first floor. water ana
~ sink in Kitchen; good ncighborhood;
$3.50; 1903 w, Main.
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LOCOMOTIVE FIR EN1EN WANTED,
young mcn: experience unnecessarily. 10
strike. Send stamp for application.
CENTRAL RAILROAD B UR ga U,
Chicago, III. t
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FOR RENT-A BnlCK DWELLING.
containing I'VE large rooms: occupancy
giyon at once Apply 800 n. Twcnty-ssv-
e1lth Street.
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$500 REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS
IS asked for the return of CHECK, lost or
8 stolen, drawn by w. Q. L. c. G. Burton
on Merchants National Bank Of Rich
mond, Va, payable to Herman Myers
for 5000 Return to Il n. twentieth
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FARM FOR SALE; 90 ACRES NEAR
trolley cars; good poultry or dairy; well
watcred and fenced would g1ve long
time. and sell reasonable. Address 3. 2.
care this Office.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED, BY A PRACTICAL AND
industrious trucker. a small farm to rent
Jointly with good party; best refer
b e,ices given. Address +. s. care this Of
fec, atj y
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FIFTH SIT, 117--WANTED, TWO GEN
Changed; all advantages; refined and
thoroughly comfortable home: two IN
room; III Fifth Street. between Grace.
and Franklin. 4E
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ROOM AND BOARD BY THREE
adults; private family: West End PIE.
ferred; reasonable. P. 0. Box ~, Rich.
mond.
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NICE PLACE, Is ACRES; HOUSE, SIX
rooms: shady yard. orchard, laige barn,
spring. splendid water: near eta ton;
prico $500 +. S. sLEAkE, Glen Alien,
Va.
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WANTED, BY AN AGED. RESPECT
n able couple, home for linking care Of;
city, suburban or country summer resi-
dences. or light farm work: wages no OBJ
ject X. 10. care this Office.
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$50 AND EXPENSES PAID WEEKLY
to reliable man 10 travel and collect
in Firginia; experience not necessary.
Self-addressed envelope for reply. Ad-
dress DEPT. l., SO Dearborn Street,
Chca go lfl sif .aa1Gf ~ +'F0r25. Rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-30

WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH FROM.
owner. four houses; price. ST. coo to s5.Coo
west of Laurel and cast OF Lombardy.
Address X. g., care this Office