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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
The SECRET
SERVICE Men.
fHoot Footed After al, Alleged
Panama Lottery Com
pal1y.
SALES IN NEWPORT NEWS
Agents Sell Tickets and Disburse
Small Prizcs-Wl1olc Matter
Said to be Chicago Fraud.
Special TO The Times.pispatch.,

Especial to The Times. Dispatch)
Ii NEWPORT NEWS, VA, October "A
letter received by n well known local
man from the president of the republic
& or Panama has set the Federal secret
z service men to work in an attempt TO
unearth what seems to be gigantic
swindle: for about u year several local
men have been in charge Of an agency
q for what they represented to be the Pan
ANA lottery. Tickets have been sold by
the hundreds all over the city and at
s the end of every two weeks the agents
have circulated slips containing the re-
suits of drawings alleged to have been
SSheld In Panama.
On numerous occasions holders Of tick
cts have made small winnings, and have
received their money by presenting the
u tickets to the agents from whom they
were purchased. The tickets represent that
the capital prize Is 5000 and the prizes
range down to ST. One dollar Is the
{ price Of whole tickets and hal: and quar-
& ter tickets are sold. If a quarter ticket
should draw the capital prize, the holder
should receive $3.50 No large prizes have
been drawn, except In one instance,
4 when. 1t is alleged, a man held a ticket
emitting him to $3.50 ana Will be inform
ed that an error had been made in print
&ing the slip.
Recently a local man. curious to find
out something about the lottery, adj
$ dressed a letter to the secretary of the
embassy at Washington. The secretary
answered that he did not believe there
was sucl, a lottery In the republic and
advised that the President be comlnuni-
Gated with.
A5letter to the President brought the
reply that such a lottery did not exist
in Panama and that the scheme being
worked in this country was evidently
fraudulent. The secret service office at
Washington was then notified and agents
are now at work on the case It is
said that the headquarters OF the people
operating through local agents, has been
traced to Chicago. and that arrests may
follow shortly.
Lifts also said that the scheme is being
worked in cities all over the country.
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BENEFAcTORs' DAY. f.
Trinity College Received $780,,
900 During the Year.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
8 DURHAM. N. Co. Oct. s4.-Yesterday
was benefactor's day ut Trinity College.
Exercises were held last night. at which
time Ex-Governor Jarvis, of North Caro-
lima. WAS the speaker.
After the address Dr. J. c. Kilgo an
nounced that the benefactions to the in
situations during the past year amounted
{ to slightly over sl30,o91. He also an
srounced. for the first time. that Mr.. ].
3. Duke. Of New York. and Mr.. r. n.
Duke. Of this city. had decided to give
sGOp1 annually 10 The newly instituted
law department. of the college, and that
they had offered to gvea permanent en-
adowment Of $4,000 for this department
on the condition that it be duplicated.
The benefactors day is always looked
forward TO by the trustees. faculty and
student body of the college rs one OF
great Importance and on this account
there was large crowd of admirers OF
the college present. Music was furnished
by the Glee Club.
Rev. G. J. Thompson. pastor of the First
Baptist Church. Is under treatment at tho
Rex Hospital iirARaleiEh.
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1 Z
MAN
ABOUT
TOWN
BY Harry Tucker.

/ When clover blossoms fade away, and
| 80. leaves begin TO turn;
Nhen farmers gather faggots IN, and
hsfus od p5a jack f FTos t. s sqs b
-. With luscious simmons Ripe. y
y,a,, the s,,s old cob pipe.
w non open cars are taken off, land closed
~, ones are put In.
The time for top coats has arrived: hap
!, fever to begin. RI :,
We ~, love s., the sound q sTtYrnn breeze,
We love to SIT close 10 the one we love
with ail our might.
But there's q thing we like TO say that
puts us in Il mess, 18 a f
When the girl we go 10 take to show con.
sumes one hour to dress.
of course when a fellow goes to a bali
{ husky over George Dallys Brownies, OF
Pete Tnylor's 1mpcrials, he has right
70 go 70 his club and get something 70
clear err tl,e passa &c through his wndpipe.
Something's he goes to see Eugene Blott-
ncr and Mister Hamlin at 1'absl's, on his
way back from the park. There he also
ss! s., something g. y, 70 clear his throat
the Usual iud. and u ihen he l GOES So, With II
his friend Montague to Albert Anthonys
( Garayansary, and there he meets Skillet
Io 10 u,; and H1ppX the mascot md Charlie
Il They talk It all over, and relieve the
pressure on the throat. and get In trim
for the next game ~
@ The Impcrials tell the Brownies they
5rre glad ley won and the Brownies tell
the imperials they are sorry they lost.
And there you are ar.
Mister James T. Doyle, business man.
nser for A Desperate Chance. = told a
very funny story when he was here last
week. viii CHI happened to him while play.
Ing Il small town IN Idaho SiS4
s Last season. while walking up the
main street.-the said, III saw the bill
poster up n long ladder put ting up some
bills i q was quito windy and one OF I
the sheets otEaway from him. He asked
mo to hand It to him, which I did. Just
as lla was about to hang the paper tho
fire bell rang; Instantly he dropped his 4
brush cramped hts legs TO the ladder.
slid down, and rushed away. upsetttng
the contents of the paste buckle T. all over
mo. In a few minutes he returned and
told me he was n; member of4the volun-5s
tecr fire dcpa rtmcnt. and II he did not (
go TO the fire he would be fined twenty
five cents. I'll "A 5as "a. e. IN & 8 {5s
55,.r would have given the fellow ten
dollars II he had not dumped I hat paste
all over me. 81 II cost me Ave dollars to
have my clothes cleaned. and ruined my
oyercont, md took me two hours to get
the pa ste out OF my lla r. and eyes. V
<S'.Whcn;I see one-night.stand bill
poster putting up bills on a win dy5 day
with n long Ladder you may find me on L
the opposite side OF the street. :" ss
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED FOR WAR SONGS
and poems of the Southern Confed-
eracy.'.i Collected and cditeii by an eX-
Confederate and we'll known author.
Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, D. =. Dedicated
to the late General John B. Gordon; .en-
crates and the Daughters of the Con-
federacy; contains over fDo pageA: mag.
nificently Illustrated; rare collection Of
war songs and poems dear TO every
will want this book !; enormous demands;
magnificent opportunity for agents; one
agent made $500 first week; another
s32s.90 in seven weeks; terms liberal:
territory assigned on application; Quilt
free. Send at once Is cents to pay post
age; don't delay. Address Dept. ].
4 THE j Ohm c.. 5WISSTONa Co, 1905 Arch
Street Phila., Pa, II es& II ~!
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Oldest Editor.

William Millikan, OF Washington. Ohio.
credited with being the oldest American
day this week. Mr.. Milllkan has been a
newspaper man since his early youth, and
Is now editor OF the Fayettc County Her
aid, published in Washington. Ever since
the Republican party has been in exls.
fence he has been a staunch udherent OF
that organization. rg
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TEL dee BRANCHES / J

The following Branch Offices hive
been established for the Benefit .of
those living ut distance from ire
Main Office OF The Times ID Apatch5
The Tee- Dee Wants Il left at af,v or
these branches will receive the shrne
careful attention as though they had
been left at the Main Office, and there
will be no extra cost to the advertiser:
LAUaATER's Jug STORE, 5Twen.
ty.tftt and venabie streets.
| VIE. ZANE $, e vvs6ty.sIfth and Leloh
streets. n ~ -.
"A. SCOTT, twenty .slf.h and sro.a
streets. ., -.
RoBT. =. WILLIAMS, twenty. fIr.t
and Marshall Streets. 81 80
r.. ~ 4. N. HARRISON, oushes ana
Broad Streets. 94, d -
Q. ~ :, L !; !. \ No. 800 IVES. Mar.
rAoMpsoN IS ;,s!, Store, NJ. ,,a,
4, /. HEvERl DGE, Brook Ayenu. ana
Clay Street. 4. al ~ n,
RApY,s DRUG STORE. barton
Pe e9P, DRuo STORE, No. $500
williamsburg Avenue, ulton. ~
ROBINS PHARMACY,SNo No. 2OU Ea.t8
Marshall Street. n. IN
MRS. RAlkEY No. 1911 Twonty.see.
ond Street, FaIrmount.
CITY DRUG STORE, NO. 1444t East
Main Street, corner Fifteenth,
JUDsoN cUNNtf lGHAM, No, 2o27
East Main, corner Twerty.flrst. M
PINE STREET HARMAcY, NO, as4
South Pine Street.
Observation-Disclosures " CO..
No.4t8 East Broad Street,
THE PARAGON PHARMACY No. f4o2
North Sixth Street.
EATON. PHARMACY, Twenty. eighth
and n Streets, rs. N5
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THU; 50 ANNUAL II MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of r HEi DAVlS. BOOT a
ONCE Of the :Companysin, Richmond Va.
4 on nj ONDA:y. October 18th. 1904. at Il
Il Nj. AnEamendment to Article fI Sec
8{ton j OF. the Bylaws will be broug 1T be
tina CHER; President; 3'r. w THACH-
tFE Err y Secret a rs'.st s,S$ES III
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR
y of the estate Of the late Mrs ELIZA
BETH PHELAN. ! hereby request al
parties having claims against said esiale
4 to present them to me properly authen-
ticated for settlement. Parties ind ebt d
10 the said estate will please settle with
he undersigned as promptly al possible.
= JOHN KELLY, Twentieth and Main S s.
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LOST + AND FOUND.

LOST-YESTERDAY EVENING ON
Main Street, between Eleventh and the
express office. sealed express PACk-
AGE; contents of no value except to tue
National Bank OF Virginia.. Liberal e.
ward If returned to the CASHIER OF
the National Bank ,of Virginia, corner
of Eleventh and Main.
LOST-YESTERDAY AFTERNOO ON,
either at Murphy's Hotel or Bijou Thea
ire, handsome BROOCH; leaf shaped
set with pearls and one diamond In CEN
ire. Finder will return to this Office and
receive reward.
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y Annual Meeting e. s5
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company

sT7-E9 - OlHcc o. StCrttHfy. &
Richmond Va. Oct 1901. !.
& the annual m Getting of the Stockholders
& OF THE CHESAPEAKE NDErOHIO
4 RAILWAY COMPANY for the Gle tion
4 OF Directors and fors the transaction OF
come before the meeting Will he held
+, at the ONCE OF the Company in the
Pace Building. In the city Of Richmo nd.
tober, 1901, !, at 1Of o'clock An NJ. The
Y stock transfer books will be closed at
the office OF Aiessrs. ~. P Morgan 4.
81 CO.. No % Wall Street, New York; on
r. Nj, and will be- reopened on Wednes-
Il day, October IN. 1901. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
z7l7s'F33s46C G. e WELLFORD.f Secretary.
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BOARD WANTED.

WANTED, BOARD AND ROOM in
private family by young man; positive.
have no objection to family with few
boarders: prefer single room with heat
lights and near hot and cold bath: price
must not exceed. s. per week. Address
DER care this office E5s B &B
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GOVERNOR ST., NO. 3as3---WAN1'ED.
boarders; f1rst-clasS table, large, pleas
ant rooms; convenient to business,
churches and theatres; terms moderate.
THE "A BEATTIE, 223 Governor Street.
5 Phone No. 1896. IA IL;
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LEGAL NOTICES.

yIIIRGINIA--IE THE CLERKS OF:
v FICEt r r HE CHANCERY5 G ~URT
OFf.THES CITY OF q lCIIMOND, RI z
9TH DAY r ~ SEPTEMBER 1901 GIN
city of Richmond municipal corpora
tIon. created under the laws OF Ne y,
:. Plaintiff,
WI w|ll'lto Martha 6: Fergusson; Jula Z,
( Crnddock, F. tia Lynn Ll,hgow. Ada
u byron Poasheck Julia shelton Nargan,,
Win craddock, Gladys ingalls, and Leon
fasfslY Under tic ase q ItWent {, z r
" - i: n ic;HiiAMCER ~
The object OF this suit Is to enforce tho
lion Of the lily, q Richmond for /, he sum
OF four hundred and thrty.slx dollars And az.
seyenty-six G3s ~ DUE for deiin n
Situated liz the city OF Richmond on 5t..,
east side Of I,weny eighth Street: which
llotis held BY John ". Ferguson, Trustee
8 for Julia L. .Craddock. underline VII OF
Martha e.. Ferguson.
l,And affidavit having been made and fled
.thatsJu Ia u craddock, Etta Lynn, LTD
5ert Calvin Craddock, Gladys ingalls, and
Leon ingalls, are not residents Of tho
State ofSvirginia. 4 t is6 ordered that they
appear here within fifteen days fters due
be necessary to protect their Interests IN
sfTsste; clIAs. o. sAyILLE. Clerk.
III, r. Pollard. p, q.
sept eS.1aW-4W l.8
~ Ii G.INl All III z. Law I; AN 2
RICHMOND. TIL u 18TH DAY Q s; ZIP
r., "a, JVsts.. y. ,,...,, Plaintiff,
W,. il. Merlitt & 60; ...., Defendants,
\ The object Of this silt 3is to recover
hundred Snnd nifty ,!ollareyi wit Interest.
and TO attael, the estate The s 7, de-
And AFFIDAVIT .hlylrgl b 81 iaade and
fled that the Defendants 2 re nol, residents
sthey.Hppcar here Within fifteen days after
the due publica ton OF this ,o,Gpr ard do
what Is N.TectssaryI TO protect Itlesf inter-
csts u this = s. suit.
p r, WINSTON. clsrls
ST. 81 esHi !is%ssv Z s: 5.5
#IRGiM Ain THE 4 !, AND
4RIIG III |; s J, 81, TElE 18TH pAV OF
Aq {s,'s,, i'ia PROVISION g. fb, s;SEt,{2
Eai against 3'7fs 4 si III Ii
WI ,;t Aie!tt 4 Z g; /: ID ; tendants,
The opJset q: ths suit Is to recover !.
against ]lhp de ffildants The sum of three
hgiidreYl idfllars, With Interest. h and a
attach the est e p tho said Hefendal'is,H
ana slhtec = as same ~ the pa sInent Of
And atldaYi.t having been made and
fled that the defendants 'nro NOT. resi-
Gersd tiats they appear l'ers Within Within aftaen
days after, the due publication OF his
order. and do. what IS necessary to protect
their interests In 4 his suit, ,ss n + Fl i
. r.. WINSTON IS ~ clerk,
sept ?1-laWs4W3 4 Il. \: .FJI. n s .i ID
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SITUATION WANTED, Female

S e a NJ S 7 r fISS-WANTED, TO q T
plain sewing, fine darning and first class
buttonholcs, at my residence, p13 st.
John Street, f2
TEACHER--W.\NTE "A POSlT1ONBr
young lady Of experience to teach Tie
and Elementary Music. Address Miss
MEDLEY, Houston. Va. ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05

TITS a. MARVEL WHAT NooLENs
we offer at Soc. Il yard !; black and colered
alike at this figure PEMBERTON,
4 PRICE & co. ~. ,4f n n ia
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REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

THE GRANITE! BUILDING COMPANY.
9l111 East Main Street, will loan you
money on your property at the lowest
rates. Youican pay the debt.offt monthly,
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.HELP--MALE AND FEMALE.

SERVANTS WANTED, AMONG SOME
of the best white families III this city;
good wages paid for the right persons.
We have applications for. a large nuns
Der OF cooks who can furnish good refer-
ences; house girls and nurses for the
city. Apply at once to THE NEGRO
LABOR & EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
5cS z. Broad Street (second foorl
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FALL IL. MILLINERY.
MRS. L. B. MORRIS,
2OG Y. Fiftll Strcpt.

-VU n. Flfth Street,
VIII have her fall opening Thursday and
Friday, October 9Th and nth. No cards.
My customers and the public cordially In
invited,
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Fok MEEk ENDING OCT. lST- CIJT
CUT ms coupons and send w!,Ii shoes ma
we VIII give. lhe following cash disconun,iiut
loe mems halfsoles,, GOES Coo, ladies' half.
soles, toei 400. children's hslfsolos, go
ho ,b rea !ea1her sol only the best
stitched on electric stitchsr; no ripninp
no slueaking no nails to tear the snclY,
Kubber Heels. S5c. net our own make
seWed working Shoes, rlabie and
strong, DRENN'S ELECTRIC Shoe
a5sAa,cTokY. 1l6 Il. Main street 'Phona
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05

THO SANDS OF no sEss IN BLOOM TO
select from for fall planting Nj EIsI'r
a ROSE co.. W. Grace and Cedar. et5 Z.
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8PEMBERToN, . PRICE g. co. SHOW
4; the correct things In Gloves for fail
* and winter; good Gloves sat 81 co. p EN-
SBERTON,{.P PRICE f& &c
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SOLICITORS & statesmen

AN EXPERIENCED SA L Il I'M a n,
travelling State Of Virginia, having .es-
tablished trade. to sell rice as siue line
on division Of profits. Address THEO.
BRtERRE'S SONS, New Orleans. La.
SALEsAiAN-W a N r L D. SALEsN.AN.
already engaged In travelling, to sell
Linseed OH and Paints as side line IN
Nirglnias and Southern States: no sam
pies needed. 4 Address Box 53S. Rich
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EXCURSIONS.
Trip to the Worlds Fair

IT'D 10 Tie WOFld'k F7a1r 10. y,
For the benefit OF the Retreat for the
Sick, Ten Days, Leave Richmond. c.
O'clock +, Nj. Arrive st. Louis. avednes-
idayEevcning. Faro for the trip S45; In,
.tlnr. transfer of passengers and baggage
from depot to- hotel In St, Louis Ind re-
5tlirlia7 days board. s entrances to Expo
.sition. Tally-ho ride around 81. Louis,
ride OH the I1agonns, ride on the sIntra-
mural Railway, For further information
apply TO Mrs. ANNA +. sAFIA1. 623 Il.
franklin; Miss BETTE TlLLYSON. 1oiD.
f'rnnklIn, RE- N H. 81 II #
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FRANKLIN, e., 4l5-LARGE, COM
Portable rooms; good table; permanent
and transient; also table boarders; ref
n. crence REQUIRED. l.a. .s.s 49, n
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WANTED "A sTEPRESENTAT1v WHO
is capable OF earning $1,000 per year;
opening October 10TH j. H. CARR,
(. Dayton, O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05

CHARLES u. ANfs,NATTORNEI
V at Law, has removed his Office to Room
40. Chamber Of Commerce Building.
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THE s3ANSuAL4 e MEETING OF, THE
r StockholdGrssoft the Virginia Navigation
Company. ich gwas:calied to take place
Sat the office Of the Company.9ln thegcity
#ofaRichmnnd. sVa.,$on SEPTEMBER 20
4 same place on I'LL URsDAY.@t The eth Of
n October, 1904. at 8 o'clock 2, r nj. Al
X this meeting. adjourned for hat ard
other purposes. a resolution OF I he sEoard
authorized ca pital stock Of the Company
Il be reduced and fixed at the amount for
whichlt Is now issued viz. i: sl6i, 40 as
q Of common and $6S,325 OF pre- ferred stock, I
Other matters Of business will also be
B disposed of sis s "a
s. e. A.. BARBER, Jr.,@ Secratlry.
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GET, THE HABIT" ASK FOR row
Ll1R s. IjXTRACTS!a t all grocers 4 don't
he put of. with inferior brands. for
i 1JCR' s. 5515 K. 4 n IS a I. 5e8s
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WILL CLEAN YOUR WATCH, GUAR
antee 1t two years. for Soc. Others get
+ $3.50 sNUDD. the Jeweler. 222 z. Broad
Street. s5t' i.i5s "a 8
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HIGHEST CASH Prices PAID FOR.
gentlemen's and # ladies' secondhand
Is clothing ard shoes. $LEt;G 6; MORAN,
u; 1214 FL Main.4 Send postal. Fl Ii 5l
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WANTED.

WANTED, FOR MUSEUM, cONIED-
also historic relics. ali Kinds: state par.
tculars and price. Address NJ. fpIIROI'-5
I'll. $50 Pennsylvania Avenue, Was hing
ton, d. c.
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WANTED. TO RENT -FOUR OR MORE
rooms Furnished preferred) for light
( housekeeping. south Of Broad between
& Fourth and Foushce. Address S. II. W.
51i Box 3Sl. city.
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I1EI.P WANThD-Male.

"A POOR HAND HAS PREVENTED
many a man getting good JOB. Take
penmanshp at the CENTRAL Y. NJ. C.
a. Night School, Professor w. NJ.
Wagner in charge. Other studies. lnfor-
nation free.
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WANTED. MEN TO IMPROVE THEIR
opportunities by taking night studies at
the CENTRAL y. Nj G.. A., October
!. Sd to April ed; II classes; average cost,
including membership fee, s. for Sc les
sons. Information free.
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CLOCKS REPAIRED ATiLOw PRICES
Send postal to NUDD,s fJeweler. 222 f..
Broad Street. and he will send for
thcm.3l Don't forget NUDD. p554S{{
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nj NEW ART STORE

LEARN FREE HAND DRAWING, THE
new way, a the new school, opens Octo-.
Der 18TH TIE UHLMAN CONNER
II ClAL.5 AR t.. ND g&ADVERTISlNG5
Z SCHOOL, For information and tuition
apply&a at GET East Broad Street. Office
open from 10 A.. M. to P. y nj. d sils.8
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TWELFTH ST. NJ. 403-FINELY FUR
nished. large rooms a t Mrs. EANES'S,
!O3 n. Twelfth Street; terms reasonable.
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BOARDING

EIGHTH ST.. NJ 5l6-N1CELY FUR
nished, comfortable rooms; good table ;
permanent and transient 9boarders;
terms reasonable, 38t ts
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4 PIANOS AND ORGANS.

THE PLACE TO BUY a SQUARE Pr.
ano, THE CABLE COMPANY Square
pianos OF the finest makes from $3.50 to
$500 Terms as low as $500 per month.
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,FoWLERs s. EXTRACTS "a CKNoWL-5
edged by all competitors. dealers and
consumers to be the best. # s&
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IPEMBERTON, PRICE & co. HAVE
opened new.auits IL. the latesttN New York
the correct .dressers demand. PEMBiE- 2
a TON,&PRICE & co. NJ II
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NIGHT SCHOOL,.

OUR NIGHT scHoo oil WILL REOPEN
October Sd. Instruction will be the So me
as In day school and by tho regular
teachers. Ladies' and gentlemen adj!
sonable prices for cash. or monthly In
stolments Call or a'phone for ca a
logue and particulars MASSEY BUSI
NESS COLLEGE,. t705 II. Malns ST.
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NEWEST EFFECTS IN LACE CUR
II tains. At smallest cost you ever saw for
the values, as low as 81 90 the window.
loEAiBERTON, PRICE & co. tg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05

1.-THE CLERKS OF:
" tTlCEt OF q HE CHANCERYaC~ tltI
OFHTHES CITY OF SI2 lCIINiOND, THE
27TH DAY Q II SRPTENElR, 1904 GIN
VAC.ATlO E) 81 4as q
City or Richmond. "A municipal corpora
sI H' /. Plaintiff,
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NOTICE.

BARGAINS IN 6sL1G HTI.Y USED Pr
amos. Schools are starting up; music
scholars want Instruments for practice;
second hand, slig htly used and square
pianos just the thing good pianos a t
& small cost; terms made to suit. Invests
gate. THE CABLE COMPANY. 8 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05

Ask FOR RuSSELL.S ANTI .RC)AcH
Powder; positively destroys water bugs
viii be mailed onFrccelpt o Il price BY w.
y r, EANES, Twenty-iifth ana Leigh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05

FALL STOCK OF BOYS AID GENTS.
Shoes just opened. in al styles and
leathers.}at SPENCE'S.3 618 East Broad
y Street, 4tat:2t 71 So IL 5sGft it RI
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4 GIVE THE Pro PILE; OF RICHMOND
the benefit or the profits. Watch Cry.
stalls that others get &c, for, my price
for five days 1oc. ench NUDD. Jcwcler,.
c22 T.. Broad Street. sl XXX " IA
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ON ACCOUNT OF ADDlTIoNALSBu s1-
B ness interests In Baltimore Will sell
ests IN the well established clothing and
furnishing goods business ofaWood ward
II & Cofer. Newport Y News, Va.s Ad dress,
with references NJ C. .WOODWARD. 224
W. Camden Street, Baltimore. Md.