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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-06-27
Sort Of Runaway Match.

SOAl u Runaway match.
Justice Brown had no children. No
! never had children of nv own he
said. but l am very fond Of children. I
have never been without children. Nv
house in Washington has been open to
them, and they have romped through it
at viii. Children are dear friends Of
mine"
Here is the reason of the secrecy
which the justice and his bride main
tanned regarding their romance:
1t was sort Of runaway match, so
Tar as was concerned. but L have
nothing 10 hide" confessed the iurist
II II tell YOU. ] sought 10 escape news
paper comment. 1 didn't desire any
fuss. and so ] thought Id do as some
of the younger boys do-get married
without any person knowing IL.
Told the Secretary.
NO, Of course my associates didn't
know it''-and Justice Brown chuckled
i didn't tell anyone. excepting my sec
rotary. End l didn't tell him until an
hour before / went away"
II wasn't a fair question. thought the
Justice when the reporter asked how
long mad been his cOurtship. He re-
piled, laughingly:
You might say years ago. Mrs Tyler
was dear friend Of my Wife She vyas
with her when she died four years ago.
She has been friend of years. That
isn fair question, but Mrs Tyler
niqn know my plans until recently"
Justice Brown is regarded as one of
me dDlest members Of the Supreme
Court. IN which he has served FOR uD-
ward OF thirty years but when N va
urged that he contribute something 10
the "Oriu store OF love lore, he baked.
Every Man Should Get Married"
Every man should get married" he
began. but interrupted himself by de-
claring: NO, I refuse 10 moralize. I've
been married. but / refuse to moralize."
Then he laughed heartily again.
Concerning his plans for the future
Justice Brown said he would remain m
this city for a week. possibly two Then
ne may travel in New England. where
he was born. or he may go 70 Europe.
My eyesight is not as good as il
should be-" he continued and possibly
l shall retire from the Supreme Court
two years hence. / feel that / am nor
doing my share OF work
II / retire, 1 shall probably 10 to
Europe for d time and SOW nay wild
oats Once more the dignified Justice
INDUCED in a laugh. II feel IN splendid
health. and / desire a little fun in nv
declining years"
Justice Brown was attired in "A cream
oolored flannel suit He wore "A glorious
red neckte and bright yellow Oxfords
covered bis feet His walk was spright-
~, and there was not the least suspicion
that ne was nearing the SEVENTEEN mile
stone.
AS he arose from his seat and walked
down the veranda Mrs. Brown met him
She IS a woman OF exceptional appear
ance. bearing well the forty-eight years
~ which her husband said she was not
reluctant 10 tell
Hosts Of friends Of Justice Brown and
MS bride. gaining their Information OF
the marriage from the newspapers, sent
cOngratulat0ry kilograms and baskets Of
flowers 10 them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
FOR SALE.

FOR ~ sALE-sALooN FIXrUR les. TO \, a
quick buyer handseme set Of saoG N ma nnd
Back Bar solid Mahogany Mirror. in !, Back
Bar exS lined V foat Bo,tc
II Case. with drawers and cupboard In base !,
afoot Combination Cigar Case and IL, Ds ~,
o,inter also lot OF MIN
Address BAR FIXTURES. caro- this o1lce.Ss
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OF HUMAN INTEREST;
\ STORIES OF THE DAY
Twelve Ahead Of the Game.

This story was told at 4 recent meeting
% a medical society In New YORK. accord
ing TO the New York Main and Express;
( physician practicing in one OF tho
smalIer. cities up the State was aroused
at midnight by an inebliated individual
VINO insisted that the man Of medicine
accom- pany him Immediately to his home,
three miles back in the country,
Ser Gus case Doc" said the caller.
"Mush come mejtly."
The physician protested that his man
was absent and there was no ono on
the premises who was able TO fntch up
the horse.
san right said the insistent one.
I'm hich IN in shiffy. Showmeem."
You understand. of course" warned
tho doctor. that while My charge for a
call In that district Is dollar, In the
daytime I'll have 60 charge you Two dol,
lars for going out there at this time OF
The night.
dollar bill in,:the Doctors hand.
They went our to THE barn, the stranger
hooked the horse up in no Time at all
and they set out for the back country at
q good pace. Arrived there. SaWbones
asked TO see the patient. The inebriated
( one tumbled out of tho buggy and leercd
" at the other as he said:
u m re only patien'. Tell yer how
Asked liv'ryman how mushecd charge
take mo home. Z seq four dollars, n
III SEES outrache. SEE I kin git home
f1or two dollarsn . SEE Ell bet ten.
can't, Mush obliged t. you, Doc f putin
me twelve dollars ahead O. the game"
What tho physician said was not re-
ported for publication.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
ZERO TREATMENT
FOR CONSERVATIVES

MlDDLEToWN, n. -, Jan. ol.--rhc
patients and officers of n mna,arium in
Sullivan county have adopted the opeu-
air treatment for tuberculosis, which has
so recently been advocated by the most
noted physicians Of the country. A num-
Der Of these patients, reared IN luxury In
wealthy homes in New York city, began
tho treatment about two months ago,
and through The recent severe weather,
with the thermometer registering % de-
grees below zero, slept on tie open piazza.
The patients have been examined daily,
and noticeable improvement Is re.
PORTED even amonE the advanced cases,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

$500 WILL. BUY. A HOWE FLOOR SCALES.
incomplete; will weigh 5000 pounds. Apply
to Nj KELLY, 5 South Twentieth Street.
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cents a quart more than was asked q
month ago, Tho crop Is reported TO be
40 to 10 per cent. shorter than last year.
which WAS the largest ever harvested,
The demand for peanuts. according -
n large confectloner, has Increased near
~ % per cent, III the last two years ana
more nuts arc being consumed In this
city now than ever before.
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A PEANUT FAMINE
IS NOW in ORDER
Farmers in South Planting Cot
ion in the Broad "Cioobcr'

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Jan 2l.--Pear
nuts are becoming a luxury, The prices
of cotton have been soaring so high IN
tho last four months that many farmers
in the South. VINO have heretofore given
much attention TO peanut raising have
began tho cultivation OF cotton, which
they find moro profitable, This has
caused snch q marked falling of IN pro-
ducton that dealcrs here, particularly
confectloners ard bakers. who use pea
nuts extensively, End II hard 70 Obtain
enough To meet requirements, what .l'',
: tie stocks are oblsiaaple brinG 70 I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

'71svc Ike the bark Of the honest watch
W DOG ms he tells his trouble to tho canine
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ev.r drawn. representing more wealth
in tho smallest possible form than any
Other object in the world.
Since The drawing of the DC Beers
check, however, q check for G1O,WlWo
$3.50 OuJ, 900 was drawn upon the Bank
of England by the Chimes government
IN settlement Of the Chnesc-Japanese
wa: indcmnty.-New York Herald
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+" 81 ii ant ar good paying business In Rich
" ,nona: best OF references given ard required
10 ddrnss I,I3OSPECT, Z caro- this onica.
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iG1bBp TONIC cunEs 1ND L,n E ~ y
sample FREQ or 81 bottles S5csi lSlo y. l Null.
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CONE AND LET "A SQUARE ME1AL:.Gook-
cd we'll at SCHLIESERS SRESTAURANI,
6O7 East Marshall. II II l5Blf! ~ is
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THE =
MANaABOUT

5HAPRyTU'c,k''ElR

eNGSSSS>SSSSSSSf ~ - M 1afIaasa
we are glad TO- observe tho grass 81 l'I ih's
ing Itself UP thf sSo NO ,.A love TO 20 out
gnndr. Tic shade Of the trees ana ioli
about on Tie son vci1,re. ,,o,.o,s
I've love to hunt fer iomr.i esnv e'oNu' 2
WI love TO lay back OH tho messy p ,,a ~
nj think thoughts and sleep, nnd dream cam,
and then be awakened by u svo ''s WV
mnndins us to get pr me 6sn rhhSI rest away
S,,,n ionty hours or sultry days. while INC
lIrol,,,, >redbreast ways his tau at US iro'''
lie nerch on wonder fence roll.
lVn love to stroll among the Woou,h!u
ma c iur the little squirrel rs It hops
s a,,,,, hnnrl 10 bo,lgll and shakes us
nn r tail like Barber Seits shaking FOR
drinks. 4, ,.,o Gather
grapes from the puShcs 'iiu pihN 'N''''5''2S
AM 81 Oh, What fun there is i, making taking
hurried retreat from mocca. ASH, snun Nd
ra ,her dainty littlo pcbircs. to 1nlt on inc
s$,,nantclpieco In the parlor by the sue 81
~, nretty "Rcmcnlbei Mo- cup anu
saucer! ~ ,,,. ,,oora
3,,ehtI md snuceze her hand and sigh ana
5'9i tl like the bark of the honest watch
dog. rs he tells his trouble u VIZ 'hi'''ie
4. on the next block. 5 !,
I've love the soft song Of the ,no >. w
and the chirp Of tho butterfly as IT il'ts
IRON flower to flower. ~, a,rs 81
And we love to think OF tne , umys AT IT
o,lt barcfooted youth. when we went o ,
in the clover fields and stepped On at''e
innocent bees. - -
All these things come up before 1,, ,,' us a., as
we sec the days gr row Ion l1ms ana '''o ~
t And. then. VIC wonder why, u ~, - LEA njS
No are destined to got UP III the coia
Il every morning about and go way oul
In the cold on tho back porch 70 and ,iM mike
II y fire so we can get up III tho WaIlnti
II occp stoned thereby, and put on our oluese
II boys overcoat and go down TO Berry
tor breakfast.
q CIR friend George Cunningham don't
" knew any moro about selecting turkeys
than VIC do about buying = real estate aronco
T And We can prove It ny why La" ' o''
and Simon Parkinson. ~ -,
RE Vent over to PETERSBURG. the other
tlay to peddlc some OF the liquid refresh
1nel,ts he is disttlling all over me + ,,rt,"
( and q fellow offered 10 sen MN q w IVY
~ at &c cents per ID. =,
..Good; that's t; 1, Cheap said George George
H .lie got It. and put 1t III an envelope
X mud brought it over to tlIawrcnce's.
!. Parkinson said 1t wasn't no turkey. ana
Re proved 1t by Colonel Carter Brandeer
ana Wiley. y ..
How do you know II aln't no turkey l.i'S 4
lie asked.
.'Eecause. did you ever hear a turkey
crow?" they replied.
s4 George is still unconvinced and can't
Sc, what that has to do with the case
II Another dainty little creature Is Miss
MADELINE Phillips. one of the pretty show
!. girls in s.The Show GIRL at the Bijou.
She hasn't been in the business much
over two or three weeks. but she carries
herself like a veteran and looks Ike
fairy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

~ 11s vC,I.I fNl, OF DusI IN ElsB WE D0 ,IB
s. viz We make signs 80 cheap TT! sGnIa
n ERN ADV. SIGN CO.. 1872 2. Main 'h' mons
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.

DON'T REPAINT YOUR. SIGNS Nj THEN
stop washing your face; both are r., Teprressfs,n:
-SADVERTISING SIGN CO., 1872 d. Main.
" Phone a23. 9s7sls 4s-s - -l-.
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~ sKATEs1 AND SCISSORS.

SKATES AND SCISSORS, sliARpENED, !, At At
Machine Shop. 3l0 Ms tllth
Street and is N. Seventh Street, sd,
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WIIATI v CURES M CllAppEp Y I,IPss' !, ,A a.
IJnnds7 y GOOD LUCK r ExOLlNE, IVc.
box +; sold everywhere; lVc. box.
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LOST AND FOUND.

[,osr--oN FRANKLIN STREET, 1aET,W'El si,,
Harrison aud Laurel snnets sn sat wMIt ih
diamonds. IL found please return to go w.
1't1tnkln street. 8ta II -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

t;rncnwood, Vn. FOR snle--4N small Farm.
With good buildings sounE, thrifty apple
md pencl oirha,, product,yo y, la, Nigh
change for u bargain and substantial honic
near tho mountains and In the famo,s fruit
city dwelling not TO exceed ton thousand
dollars; locati Virginia II you wnnt IN
or small fruits, close to c. &: O. Ry., address
w s. ROBES Alton, Va. f5f 10y ts4
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Played a Joke on a Hawk.

Hawks, writes the author of Travels
in 81 Treetop," have an unusual amount
OF curiosity. They are trapped. he says
almost as often through their curiosity
as through their fear. Sometimes IN win
ter. when there is little to attract their
attention, an undated trap, IL OF a new
shape or variety, Is quite as likely to
land victim as II 1t held most uppc-
usIng mouse.
Once trick was played upon splcn-
did black hawk that had been mousins
over the fields for half the winter, 1t
often perched upon, a straw stack, instead
OF III tho center of the field. Early one
morning a. plump meadow mouse, with
an inflated bladder. attached to 1t by a
string. was placed on the Top of the stack.
The bladder and cord were concealed by
the straw. The hawk was apparently a
little suspicious when he first noticed
tho mouse. He was not used to seeing a
mouse remain perfectly stlll In that way.
ssrecially when he began TO circle about
with his great black wings close down
to the stack. Presently he alighted in a
wary way on one end of the stack; then
no walked nearer, eyed the mouse sharp
Is, and peckcd at il. At last he seized 1t
In hip talons and made of for the hck-
DRY. Hallway there. however. no noticed
ths bladder attached, and gave the mouse
a violent jerk to free 1t from the bladder
appt ndage. This only served TO make the
blaCder bob up and down more furiously.
and with n scream of terror the hawk
dropped the mouse and ell and fled to the
woods, 1t WAS some time before he was
again seen in the neighborhood of The
straw stack.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Healthy Checks,

Gre OF the largest checks ever drawn
was used In completing a. deal IN Kim
beyley mines. IT was drawn up by the
( ps Beers for the round sum OF 9Soo6,Do
liI 10000. ii l8
(. Al The Hint 1t Bas li.e lagSest ehsck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

our METHODS FOR snoNG1NG, scoUR-
Ing and French cleaning gentlemen's clotn-
Ing is the best and will stand the test: Mrs.
Al, PYLE, BIZ n. Fifth Street. Phone
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

,-on> .Ar.m ~, 1,IsAsE-oNE OF THE
fH arsosi ~ nj nj bcst equipped L1EEIlY
eea anS SS1 good
y nnvinr hoa rd ora !; stock OF horses and car;
ases ssabnhsss, ydSn asn s
& nwner wishes 10 retire and Will sell or lease
Address JAMES on IoWEN ~. s25 .e:s New 's
York Avenue, washington. ~ z. sI5a i
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SITUATION WANTED, Female

A LADY DESIRES AEPos1TIoN. AT ONCE
as housekeeper In private family, or take
& charge OF an invalid lady Address BOZ
25S, 'Tarnvie, Va. II -F w et5sass5
WANTED A POSITION AS STESOGRA--
pher: capable OF filing Desirable nern,a ilend
tvpewriter. Appiy- at once: good references.
Address Box i75 Lawrencerillc, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

Q,rO LIFT THREE ROOMS ON
/ Lakeside car lne. suitable for light houses
Keeping: fifteen minutes rldo from city. A.
y II. c., this office. ~ ~. i.l- Z.
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5lld ii I
Nj EETiNGs
\ IT, ,hss Stoekhoiders III the -. +, JOHNSON
Pna1IBIIs YIN BE- held Z, At ,s The
n,tnn ndda Va iyIJRRJARYl g. 1901, at u o. clock
II 9't'i' s f53 Is SECRETARY.

,y,r,1r1nD or IsToCKHoLDERs'f AiEElTING.-..I
$hsSSi IS (.
pahy corner e n; SIn, lnd Nah 81
siyeeehtss "a tho 18Th ny Of January 1901
Al ,his aeat! y E r. aa.
a a,tsed steps VIII lba taken ION the RECON-
goard q p5fsettSS s hans
se ssmended 10 to limit and fix tbs hol
Stock Hundred TSSi%san;at na@ IS.
Z sued AN NO,t'sttss- - Secret ary,
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noNDp,D ESTORAGE-PI.ACE YOUR STUFF.
= vii h tiis and feel secure RICHMOND nfER-
CHANDISE f & "A TRADING Co.'s South
" Fourteenth Street. ,t 5S aaS fftft 3
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ron sALE-EO.T q SMITH PREMIER TYPE
tt.WRiTER, In perfect order $50; subject to ter
days trial. b. 2. FINN GAN 2o7 Eos I
a Frauklin Street R:cnnlond, Sn -. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Church Adyertises on Blotters.

Recently the IIough Avenue Congrega-
tioral Church, Cleveland, O., creatcd COM
ment by employing a press agent who
had been formerly employed In the same
caEacity By theatre, and now the Frank
I'm Circle Church of Christ has inaug,i-
rated a novelty in church advertisements
IN tho shape Of a highly Golored blotter
This blotter contains an invitation to
VIC! ship at the church. a picture of which
sprtars on the large sheet OF Ink absor-
btnt. the invitation being extended TO
travelling men In particular.
these blotters will soon be found on
the writing tables OF every hotel Ia the
Scity. and Rev. Edgar ID, Jones and his
congregation expect much from the in
sunday school Scholars.--Walden's Sta.
tlcner
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

rooms for light hosckceril,g; with tho use OF
imth icentrriiy locn ted FOR further lnforinn.
tiol, apply 100 W. Clay street, FSfa.s@.
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-aANkRupTcY NOTICES.

NOTICE. OF, FIRST ST., MEETING y El'E'1s' o.
!, ~ = r,1sT GNGGtrrliGSoSnGiis r or TI!g
iHHSSiTBREs n STAHTE55r E V9}RRa1 HS1RA EAST
lnlthe Matter OF {8 IVY; oo9,
s,E b Nj GUNST, ~, I, III, ~ ~ III
40 the ', cNred(itors Of ar. GuNsT. ot
Richmond 4. in the county of Henrlco,
q ard dist riot Of aforesaid bankTtnhp pt,oth
Nj (iuNsT was duly adjud!cated, .
.bankrupt; and that the first meeting OF his
ccrned credit ora viii be held In my office, Room
9 5st HHRldllE l}fAARR22ad
1904 at 10 o. clock In the forenoon, at which
time the said creditors may attend. p y, 1ps
TIC bankrupt. and transact such othec
business as may properly come before SAFE
meeting - ~ ~ "a NV
5 Referee In Bankruptcy.
january 20 1904. ;s},
!, No assets returned in bankrupt'a sol'ed-
' sci. Il Bloompcrs, Attorney for Banks
rnlt.
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90 70 THE QUICK En- SERVICE LUNCH
room IL yo, are in a hurry; everything up
II to.date and clean JOHNSTON South
Il Tenth. stSt4 4 4. w. h ~ 2Es4} WI
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED, no BUY a GOOD RI SIX ROOM
3 House in West End for cash. modern linz
* provernents; not to exceed so, 00o.2 Address
W. l.. X, care Carrier NO. ~, station A.
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''niI goods in N storage. RICHMOND MER-s
z EHANDIsE & TRADING CO. South Four
tenth Street. tn .al Fsssie s, t2 TO- 5tf
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.rlit3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1rlnSr-C CLASS
rooms, lntest improvements; AL tnblo bonrd
9 Phone a0e, 200 Governor. ts fi1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

My / uOWETHEt PEOPLE TOOK TO THAT
Il Pine Wood at 81 per Gunrtor. cord more
left n call before It s all gone Qua RI1ES
+ & SWINGF FIELD. Seventeenth and Washing
Il ton. !, Phone &1oS3 is d, ~ Ia 4
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rx,D, :, Regular ANNUAL MEETING g or
tths shs hk kS die
Ai!SW 9Th he hell at the ohice Of the Com,
Fan u, W. as Fast ain ya r.
Y tp. His Rulldlngl MO NI'Af pspAFy
1904, sts 3 y WI VA ssssespsys
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sHoENIAKIlRs SAY THEY CAN'T SEW THE
shoes Oh It is too cold. tho wax ;fies on N
thread There is no lies !, on our. Islec.r rd
Rock Oak Lea ther wears: no nails, no pegs;
Mems hafsoies 75c.; ladies'. COG, 9R IH W:
4 ELECTRIC SHOE &FACTCRfi&h6 f. Main.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

,yANTID. At ONCE, a TEACHER IN PRl-
yate family for four children; English. I,atin,
French and Music. Address Mrs j. d. ltAis-
RlS, Nlnttoax, Amelia county, Va
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+ I'll TON.
FULTON BARGAIN HOUSE.

* DOZEN h LADIES AND ,CHILDRENS
HOSE. ali colors and sizes. regular l5c- kind.
Mt Sc. q per pair. Everything else Just as
cheap Il BAROFF, Bis lt'usiann street 80.
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TIE NEWEST THING N RICHMOND
JoHNSTON's Up-to-Date II Quick Lunch
s Counter; try It once: everything 70 eat
served quick and clean; g Tenth street
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i Another dainty little creature Is Miss
Madelne Phillips. one OF the pretty show
girls in 1.-THE Show Girl, Z at the Bi5ou. !,
!. She hasn't been in the business mucn
herself like veteran and looks like
4 fairy. 81 ~ ~ ris 'f5s- 1Ffst teS
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

1vANTED POSITION BY REGISTERED
nharmncist hard worker: does not care for
time on. Address RY. PHARMACIST, care
this Office. t5s 1F5sf .ala L 5si 49,
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HELP WANTED-Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY IA!sN
$40 TO 500 monthly In sran TINE eorIc cN 70,
pnrticulnrs. NORTHERN PRESS SfNDl.
GATE Lockport. Ny. a as
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WANTED SEVERAL. GOOD 5cbMPos1ToRs.
: EVERETT 4WltDDEY CO., nos. is south
Eleventh Street. 81
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WILL REMOVE JANUARY 18TH TO feo1 ".
and bicycles In THE city, TOMPllINS.
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS. I

DON'T BE REPRESENTED BIT CHEAP
looking signs unless they fit your back Good q
,SoGTHERN4 ADVERTISING SIGN CO.. III:
r. Main, Phone 1923. .tt
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Young MAN, WITH SEVERAL. YEARS
experience in lumber business. 'nspee s,a.::
viii work on salary or by the thousand. Ad-
dress 49," caro- this Office.
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WANTED. TO KNOW IF you WILL DIS
tribute ndvertising matter: reliable specially
E company: SIS weekly and expenses TIL
UAI>II CO., Dallas, Tex. b55
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A FEW II RELIABLE; MEN no ACT rs Gen.
counties Address a. s. HALL. Alhnmhrn
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DEJIGc; 1sT-wASrEp. AT uNCt, REGIS.
tered or assistant registered druggist; Euou
position to right man; reference. Address
= pEPS1N. b20 Madison Street, lShchpusE. ' IL
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hinder mid f,nI.her; con,pe tent to take CHARGE
OF binders. BOATWRIGllT9,B BROS CO.,
Dnnvillc. Va. &t1aFf5:st5 3e "a
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y1r1r oI38 CONTINUOUS THESE DOTS
a A
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.

DON'T BE REPRESENTED. BY CHEAP
looking signs unless they fit YOUR hnck Cod o+1l
l s tei ADVERTISING SIGN CO.. 1872
f. Main Phone l2a. t
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GOOD LUCK 5RExoL1SE MADE FROM
nurest materials ~ positive pos cIrIe hr s1o.
+chlai troubles; dose for adults, onc-half tea
spoonful at bedtime Il also use Freely az e ESP g.
Kindly tell your friends about It. 80
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PARTNER WITH FROM $50, IT., ,r;,
fart az nine timber ny part owning :, NIL
md tmber object open o 4, M nm !, ssta-
n in1.s pS RrNtS Hi, Box $40. Norfolk, Va.
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QUICK LUNCH.

SAVE TIME AND CAR FARE-GO TO JOHN.
nothing like 1t in Richmond; good. clean
reasonatle: S S. Tenth Street. ss 1ifE5
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NOTICE.

ELECTRIC 80 DOOR BELLS. BURGLAR
Alarms. Annunciat ors Telephones and light
JOHNSTON e CO., 6 South Seventh Street
u Phone 4746. {t'I4s t