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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
DIXON TO BOX eRITIsHER.

NEW YORK, Jan. ia dispatch
from London says GeorgesDixon, the
ex-featherweight champion. who has
been boxing in England for the past
year and showing much OF his old-time
speed and cleverness. is to meet Cock
ney Cohen at Newcastle tonight They
are to go 10 rounds at 122 pounds.
The two recently fought ten rounds
to a draw. Tonights bout will prob
ably be Dixon's last fight in England.
as he intends to come home soon.
Sporting men who have recently re-
turned from the other side are author
ity for the statement that the colored
boy has broken loose from his prodi-
gal habits and as result has accum-
ulated another tidy little fortune since
he crossed the water
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
THgArER.eolNe is PROHIBITED.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Jan l5-Pres-
ident Edgar M. Smith of the Illinois
Wesleyan university announced at
chapel meeting this morning that the
faculty had prohibited dancing. card
playing, and theater-going. Time and
money is required which the student
cannot afford. he declared. The fac
ulty does not oppose ordinary social
gatherings, President Smith warned
the students against violation OF the
orders, as charters of secret societies
might be revoked He closed with a
reference to the death of prominent
Methodist in the lroquois theater fire.
which, he believed pointed tragic
moral
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
MEDALS FOR SCHOOLS.

Miss Edith Young has received 4
large consignment OF medals, to be
awarded to pupils of the various
schools of the county-one to go to the
pupil in each grade who has the best
general excellence. The medals are
little bronze bells. to pin 10 the coat
They are presented to school children
throughout the United States by Nor
ris seiz, shoe man OF Chicago. On
the bar that covers tho pin are the
words: Awarded for Highest Aver
age On the front side OF the bell are
the words, "selz. Liberty Bell Medal
-l77G--Awarded for Proficiency In
Scholarship and Department by Sela,
Chicago On the other side appears.
Donated by Selz. Chicago"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
APPEAL MADE TO
PROHIBITION COMMITTEE

KANSAS CITY, Jan. l6.-An appeal
to the members of the national Pro-
hibition committee TO overrule the ac-
ton OF the executive in taking the
party's national convention from Kan
sas City to Indianapolis, was issued to-
day by Charles Stokes. state chair
man. In an Interview Stokes charges
Oliver stewart. national chairman.
with double dealing in not advising a..
the members of the committee on site
of the convention. to be taken up yes
terday. and OF taking the convention
from Kansas City for sake OF his love
OF inonied interests in the east
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
cLERGYMEN AFTER
DENVER SCHOOLS.

DENVER. Jan. 16.-The controversy
over the charge Of lack Of religious
training In the pubHb schools and has
caused great depravity amongst school
boys, has reached an acute stage,
Dean Hart makes the charge and in
support OF 1t circular has been is
sued by the state educational council
and the statements of educators. cler-
gymen and laymen. who were present
1t secret meeting recently held.
similar charges have been made gen
orally In other states, but not In de-
tail as in the case here. The situa-
lion is regarded as most extraordinary.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
DO YOU WANT THE BEST WINES
AND LIQUORS THAT CAN
BE HAD.

have just received large stock Of
the following celebrated Wines and
Liquors: Roderick Dhu Scotch, Cue
cenhelmer Whlskles; Berliner Kun
mel; II. X. N. Apricot Brandy import
ed; Jues Belange Cognac il bottles
Nonpareil Rye-bottles.
Brunswick Manhattan Cocktails !.
Whiskey Cocktails.
P. c. c. & Co.. Cognac, 20 years old
In casks. imported from France. BY
the bottle or drink.
These are new goods to Colorado
and embrace the finest line OF family
Liquors.
No one can find an excuse to send
out Tor their lamily Wines and Ii
quors. | .ntee these brands To
be genuine Call. get prices and be
convinced
JOHN kElLENBERGER.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
ALLEGED
DYNAM|TERS
ACQ|TTED

GEORGETOWN, Jan. 16.-No ver-
dict yet in the sun and Noon con-
spiracy cases. AT noon the impress
sion prevails that the jury is willing
IL convict lwo or three oi the deIenu-
ants ANA acqdiL the balance. This
impi ession is built upon the fact that
the jury came into court this morning
aad asked for supplementary instruc-
uons from Judge De France. which
ere given them. The new inslruc-
tons permit the jury TO find any or all
o. the men indicted and tried guilty
or not guilty.
Later, 2:30 p. m.-The prisoners in
the sun and Moon dynamiting con-
spiracy case were acquitted.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
CHANGE OF OCCUPATION
MAY DO HIM GOOD.

CHICAGO jan. i6.-John Brenuon,
the alderman who was convicted OF
buying votes, began his first days
work at the House OF Correction to-
day. He was attired in regular pris-
on suit o. Jlie jeans. His daily task
is topping brooms in the broom de-
labor the alderman has done in many
years
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
JOKE FRlGHTENs MAN TO DEATH

NORRIS CITY, Ill, Jan 16.-Weird
noises in the night frightened Peter
Kuhn to death. The mans body was
found in bed this morning, a look of
horror frozen on his face. nail
driven in shingle In the roof above
the head of his bed held tin can. to
which long string had been attach
ed. Practical jokers, by rubbing this
string with rosln. produced the sounds,
Their identity is not known. Kuhn
lived alone five miles southeast of
here. He was superstitious and firm
believer in ghosts.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
DENVER AUTHORITIES
INSPECTING BUILDINGS.

DENVER. Jan. 16.-The authorities
here have began careful inspection
OF every hotel, lodging house and hos
pital in the city and important i'm
provements will be demanded The
inspectors say they will not play any
favorites but hit high and low and
make everybody obey the law. Some
OF the hospitals are reported in dan
gerous condition in case of fire.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
RESOLUTIONS FORWARDED TO
TELLER AND PATTERSON

The following resolution. unanimous
ly adopted at the last meeting OF the
Citizens Alliance has been forwarded
to Senators Teller and Patterson:
Resolved, That the interests of
southwestern Colorado and the entire
west demand the early building and
completion of the lsthmian canal, and
We earnestly request Senators Henry
NJ. Teller and Thomas NJ. Patterson to
support the treaty with the Republic
of Panama providing for the building
thereof now pending before the ma
tional senate"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
ALWAYS ABLE TO FILL ORDERS

The market, where you can always
depend upon supplying your wants is
that Of the Cold Storage. Having con
nection with the cold storage plant
meats. vegetables and alr things thai
20 to make up first-class market, are
purchased in large quantities and TAX
on out as used. This guarantees
freshness and free from germs of all
kinds. Ernest Wetter gives the mar
ket his personal supervision and tele-
phone orders receive the same care
and consideration as though you call
ed in person.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
RApIuM CURE OF DISEASE
AWAkENS MUCH INTEREST

NEW YORK. Jan. l6.-!The an.
nouncement that cancer, paralysis,
liptheria and other diseases are cur
able by the use of radium has caused
marvellous awakening of interest
among physicians in the strange dis.
covery AT tho hospitals cancer pa.
tients are responding TO this treat
ment The curative properties Of
radium are brought in contact with
the diseased tissues The same has
been found in cases of consumption.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
KAISER OPENED
PRUSSiAN PARLIAMENT

BERLIN, Jan, 1.-THE kaiser per-
sonally opened the Piussian parlia.
ment today, reading Ills speech In a
clear voice. The failG're OF the floor
leader TO neglect the call for the Gus
tomary cheers as he concluded speak
Ing caused an embarrassing moment,
during which the kalser's brow cloud,
ed heavily. Then the assembly col
lected itself and gave rousing cheers.
The kaiser laughed and the incident
closed with the greatest hilarity.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
SYRIA REPORTED IN
A STATE OF TUMULT.

CoNSTANTINoPLE. Jan. 16.-
Syria is reported to be In a state OF
tumult. The Turkish troops have ter
rorized Beirut and have threatened to
sack the bank. demanding their ar
rears of pay. American warships
arrived here today to protect United
States property.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
UNANIMOUSLY ENDORSED

ST. JOSEPH. Mo, Jan. 16.-The Re
publicans of the State Editorial asso-
citation today endorsed President
Roosevelt unanimously, and reelected
Henry King president of the associa-
ton
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
METHODIST MISSIONARIES
ORDERED TO LEAVE KOREA

JACKSON. Miss. Jan. 16.-Bishop
Galloway today cabled all the South
ern Methodist missionaries in Korea
to leave Immediately for Seoul or go to
Japan. He has received direct ad-
vices that their lives are In danger.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
NINE. CALVE COMING.

PARIS, Jan. 1G.-Mme. Calve, who
has been engaged by Manager Conried
10 appear in grand opera in New York.
sailed from Havre today. According
TO present arrangements she will make
her first appearance at the Metropoli-
tan opera mouse Feb. /. and in re-
sponse to a general demand will make
her re-entry as Carmen.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
BRYAN ENJOYED HIS
TRIP IMMENSELY

LINCOLN, Neb.. Jan. 16.-Wm. j.
Bryan returned to Lincoln today and
left Immediately for his home at Fair
view. He stated that he enjoyed his
European trip more than anything OF
his life. He confirmed the report that
he would issue the Commoner as a
daily in st. Louis during the Worlds
fair :
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
REAR-END COLLISION IN
PENNSYLVANIA ROAD

DUBOIS. Pa. Jan. 1.-THE Buffalo
Express on the Pennsylvania railroad
ran into the rear end OF a freight
train today. One trainman was killed
and several injured. No passengers
were injured.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
cLEVELANos RECEIVE MANY
MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY

PRIMO IN, N. j., Jan. LEX
President and Mrs. Cleveland. in view
of the many messages of affection and
sympathy they have received on the
death OF their oldest daughter, this
morning gave to the press a written
expression of their gratitude Incl
dentally the document says: From
the chief executive OF the nation TO
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
MORE EVIDENCE IN
lROQUOiS CATASTROPHE.

CHICAGO. Jan. 16-James Cum.
mings. stage carpenter Of the Iroquois
theater. testified today at the inquest.
lie said he was not on the stage when
the fire started, but next door in a
store making purchase. 1t was his
duty to see that everything on the
stage was safe from fire. II did not
occur to him that an electric light a
cause fire He admitted the house
fireman had been taken from his post
and stationed at the entrance doors.
He said the building was incomplete
when 1t was opened.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
PROMINENT PIG IRON
MERCHANT FAILS

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 16.--The
rxaminer today records the failure OF
eymour Church, a prominent pig iron
merchant. for nearly half a million.
The failure was due to the fact that
the capacity of the coast TO consume
pig iron was overestimatei
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
FUNERAL OF ASA BUSHNELL
TO BE HELD MONDAY

SPRINGFIELD, o.. Jan, l6.-The
funeral of asa Bushnell will occur
Monday afternoon. The remains are
guarded by Masons and militia. and
will lie in state tomorrow. Bishop
Vincent will speak the funeral SER
mon
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

NEWS FROM
FAR EAST

ST. PETERSBURG Jan. 1.-THE
Novoe vremya. local newspaper says
teiegrams from Vladiyostock and Port
Arthur report that IL highest official
quarters there the crisis is considered
past
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

Court opens in Pagosa Springs Mon.
day, and Judge Russell. Miss Messecre,
court stenographer. District Attorney
Pulliam and j. F Spickard left for that
place this morning. C.. A. johnson is
already there. There is light dock
ct. There is nothing in the criminal
line of any more consequence than q
perjury case, and the business of the
court will probably be finished In three
1r four days.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

A. p. Jorgensan died at O'Clock
,his morning In his room in the VIII
liams house after short illness. He
was employed until his sickness in the
Antlers' orchestra. He belonged to
tne Masonic order and will be buried
under the auspices of the local order
from the La Plata Undertaking par
.ors tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock,
Ill members being requested to at
lend Deceased also belonged to Sill
gerton Federal Union No. 1l2, w l..
D.. and the Denver Musical Protective
association.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
Hot beef tea at Wallis.

All the latest Denver, Chicago and
New York daily papers. periodicals
and short story papers At Richey's.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

There will be a slaughter on cigar
cases at J. l.. Williams. Do not miss
this chance If you want to buy.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

Richey's candies rank ahead of any
thing in the southwest. Always pure
and fresh.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

The Schutt Commission company
sells groceries as cheap as can be OBJ
tanned In the state. Telephone your
orders.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
Don't

Think because you have taken many remedies
In vain that your ease IL incurAbls. Hood's
SArsaparillA has cured many seemingly hope-
nsss easss Of serefulA eatsrrh. rheumatism.
kidusy complaint dyspepsla snd asbaliss. -
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

PORT ARTHUR. an. i6-Admiral
Alexief, the Russian viceroy in the far
East, In addressing tie troops ON the
occasion of the Russian new year,
said. 1t is the wish OF the emperor
that peace be preserved"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

Solomon & Parker, agents for the
Boston Coal company, have ONCE
room and desk at Voight's barber shop.
Call In person or phone.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
JOHN kELLENBERGER.

We loan money on farm and city
real estate at low rates OF interest.
FRANK ELDREDGE.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

come to US thousands of messages OF
kindness and coincidence. They have
touched our hearts with affection and
gratitude"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

Mr.. Mulligan. who died at Mercy hos
pital Thursday morning. having come
from Monero. was buried this after
noon at o'clock from the Durango
Undertaking parlors
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

Hot lemonade and orange drinks al
Walls.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
School books at Richeys
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE!
FOR WHAT

Where to order Hesperus Coal--23s
Black-at p. +. Grace's Coffee store.
J. s. TURMAN. Expressman.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

Richey Is the place to visit for birth
day and wedding gifts.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

Cigar cases at your own price, at ].
l.. Williams
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
RARE BARoAiNs

For sale In farm and city property.
FRANK WIDRED0n.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

Sam Wall is the place to secure hot
drinks.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18
ST. pErERspuRa. Inn.

ST PETERSBURG, Liam. l6.-Dis-
patches from vladivostock today say
that all the powers REPRESENTED there
have urged Japan to maintain the sta
tus quo, ana have pointed ont the un-
desirabiity of any disturbance OF the
worlds peace. The Rnssian govern
ment oihcials and the japanese lega.
tlon are both up to mischief. while
among the press and = .blic there is
a strong hope that the crisis will have
a peaceful issue The japanese lega
tion here reiterates today that the To
hio government is pacific
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

BERLIN, Jan. l6-rpreIsn Office of.
ficials today anticipate Russia will
abandon her present diplomatic posi-.
don and concede all Essential Japan
ese demands as quickly and as dlgni-
fed as retreat makes it5ssible
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

SuEz. Jan. l6.-one of the Japanese
cruisers left today for India A Rus.
sian battleship and n British cruiser
also departed at the same time in the
same direction, The rest Of the Rus.
sian fleet is awaiting orders here.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

A. r. Church. the Colorado a South.
ern travelling passenger agent. return
ed from Silverton last evening. pulling
out for Denver this morning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-18

Judge Terry returned to Eureka yes,
terday evening.
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NOTICE.

II YOU #WANTTO KNOW ALL ABOUT
\ the climate. timber. conl, precious met
ais. government lands, etc, openings lor
colonies and how you can get q free
pass to any point in Washington e :, Org
p. q. Box. Ill. Tillamook, Oregon. agent
for Lewis and Clarks Journal Worlds
Fair. Portland. Oregan, 1906. earnestly
ask anyone Interested TO address the ioi-
lowing as to my honor. conscientious
and free helpfulness. to any party WHO
wish to know the truth IN clear way
about the entire Pacific North West TO
versity Park, Portland, Oregon; Rev.
n. a. Baker, Portland. Orcgon; NJ. w.
HARRISON Banker. Tillamook, Oregon;
Hon. b. d l.. Eddia. Tillamook: Oregon.
MILLS. II. o. Box, III. Tillamook. Ore
gon, agent for Lewis and Clarks
! Journal Worlds Fair. Portland, Ore
fgon. 1895.
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PICTURE FRAMES.

900 LARGE SIZE PICTURE FRAMES.
IS viii, pictures. worth np.to. s?.n. mM nd
G,hurns, from to 20 gallons,.at t SIC
gallon. this week only; Shoe soles.s &C.. I.
pair: 2-auart Tin Stew Pans, ~. worm ;5I1i
iOc.; 2-qi,art Granite Tea or Gonee ), pot1s s
worth lOc.. for Monday only &C.; 8 ga lion
Dil Cans, only soc: everything else Just
as cheap. Special attention paid to maj
ORDERS yvArSkY BROS, lis ~: sra i'1 nR-
lin, above Old Market q
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WINES n:;D LIQUORS.

i SELL NOTHING BUT STRAIGHT
uuantity. Old Overholt (5 years.. $3.50
Der gal: Calvert 10 years., $3.50 gall.
Maysvillc Club e years.. So; JessnminGe
SPRINGS, ss.25 per gal: Clifton SPRING.
81 per gall; None Such. $3.50 per gal.
Complete stock at correapondingy low
Hate; main u packaeeSe s Remit by regis
tered letter, certified check. postal. naney
pr express Order. PHIL. G, KELLY. RICH
mond Va. .s.aAs
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SEED AND HARDWARE.

IA r NJ Err s-1F INTERESTED IN
where to buy Your Grass, Clover and
Wheat Seed and Fertilizers for same. 7
our book OH Fertilizers and prices. NC
can. also interest you III prices on Tar and
Y Crimp Roofing. Paints, OILS. Nails
Barb Wire Poultry Netting and HARDWARE
Of an kinds, Write us at once and ~
convinced Of low prices SOUTHERN
SEED CO., ZIG n. Eighteenth Street,
Richmond.
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WANTED, EVERY GROCER IN RICH
5mond. Manchester and Petersbur re, who
uses the Standard Duplicating Account
g system, 10 know that We are agents
for the American Sales Book Co. and
arc carrying in stock a full line OF No.
50 pass book and S. pads. QU ARLlsS
y & WINGFIELD, Seventeenth and wash
ington Streets. Phone l0S3.
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STOVES.

"A HOT STOVE. SIPS: 900 JOINTS PIPE
Iand Elbows; 800 Wood, Cook and Heat
fnc stoves, Roofing and building ma terial.
We sell at same price as. the factory. MAI
orders solicited. HARRIS HARDWARE
co. 400 Z. Broad Street, &lchmond, va.
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City Auditors Office.

Richmond. Va, Sept. 20. 1901.
HOLDERS OF REGISTERED AND
Il COUPON BONDS of the City Of Rich
mond. Va. maturing OCTOBER. LIST.
1904. are hereby notified to present them ,lIl
WIFI cease to bear interest from that
date. EDW. y. WARREN. Audi tor
and Sect'y. Board Sky. Fund Conlmsrs.
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BARGAINS IN SLIGHTLY USED 5E'I-
amos. Schools are starting ups music
scholars want instruments for practice;
second hand slightly used and square
pianos just the thing: good pianos at
b small cost: terms made to suit. Invesu-t
i gate. THE CABLE COMPANY.
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) HUNTING OUTFITS.

EINe;T,E BREEcH-I GUNS.
So IS: Robin Hood Smokeless Shells, are
The best and cheapest IN the world. We
IRE sole agents: can be shot in any gun;
wc have full stock Of Guns. Legylns.
you want to buy: mail, orders solicited
HARRIS HARDWARE co. No. 400 East
Broad Street. Richmond. Va.
VEHICLES FOR Collaborating
cles. Neiocipedcs Bicycles Auto Wag-
ons lrial, Mail. etc: elegant stock; see
81 HAIRLESS. No. 400 East Broad
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WANTED. no SELL GROCTRY STORE.
stock, key and good will. now doing q
fair business; store fixtures and dwell
ing for rent: located on q prominent
road and near a large manufacturing
plant near the city; just the place for q
family liquor store: reason for selling,
want of time 10 attend TO 1t, being en-
gagged in other business. Address GRLC-
cry, care Carrier No. %. Station a,
city. 7.5
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"a I7I3ll.l 49, -
FLAT WANTED.5

no RENT TWO OR THREE
+ room S. centrally located. In neghborhood
s convenient u board, or four or i've
rooms, suitable for light housekeeping;
water must be on moor. address a. =.
I,1 card this office.
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ROOFING.

TAR ROOFING PApER--2-PLY, 10 CTS.
8 ]. Il Roll; a-ply % cts. q Roll. with caps
mn M nails at BRUCE Ia HARDWARE
COMPANY, No eos East Marshall street.
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THE COOL NIGHTS ARE q CONF N e.
Blankets 10 be comfortable must be
we'll laundered: blanket washing is one
gof our spccihitles. Send ua a sample.
we'll please you. THE EAGLE LA UNI
DRY. 1913 i,.8 Cary. Phone 4S42.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED, TO BUY a FARM OF So
acres or more within five or six miles
MA OF Richmond; must have good build q
ngs, fertile soil and be IN good neigh
borhooU address cash. care Times
II Dispatch office.
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WANTED. AT ONCE FOR CASH, q
small dwelling In suburbs Of Riclmond
lowest cash Price r. ESTATE: care
this Office. 81
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IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE THAT OUR.
prices on furniture are the lowest come
pcnses are lower than any other store
q in Richmond carrying a trst-class stock
OF furniture,4 and you get the benefit II
You buy here tOSTRANDER'S, 2c9 w.
Broad Street. tl $50 llA.5s - III
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WANTED, AT ONCE. SMALL OFFICE
Desk. roller top. Address DESK
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,,NTEr. HORSES 10 BOARD AT
THE &I3LI3A BOARDING STABLE. 2G
n. Belviderc street: special attention
given Il, ali horses put III our care. j.
j.. ELLIOTT. Manager.
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WISE MEN SAY:S"LrFE5 in THE OPEN
air. taken in connection with KAEMP Piss
II Candy con tributes most to good healt l
sx the man, 40 North Ninth. &s
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WANTED, TO BuY$cHEAP FOR CASH;
medium size brick house on Church Eli
in desirable reighborhood. ADDRESS ..
&C al a0i n. Twenty-ninth street
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ALL PARTIES ARE HEREBY NCrl-
fled that from this time on ] will not be
responsible for any. debt incurred by my
q wife. Mrs. L. a. sTARkE, Of y O. y,
BY any other party against me. G. q.
Il STARkE. u
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WANTED, ONE sECoND-HAND RE-
frigcrator; must be of good quality and
in good condition. Address ICE. care
tins office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02

WANTED, THOSE GOING HUNTING
or fishing on the early morning trains
TO know they can get breakfast ~ any
hour at IiOTf;B# LAWRENCE CAFE,
Twelfth and Main Streets.